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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-27
SOUTHWESTERN FAIR CIRCUIT.

February IL, 1885.
Executive Committee of the Southwestern
Fair Circuit met subject TO the call Of the
president, at the Arlington parlors, Wei
fington, Kansas, President II. G. ST. Clair in
the chair. Delegates present: ID. L Kret-
singer, secretary of Cowley county; Hssty
d Fultz, of Sumner county; Potter & Shell
ly, of Harper county; Foutz 4 Peckhsm, of
Sedgwick county. President St Clair stat
ed the object Of calling the meeting on this
date was from the fact that meeting on the
date fixed for March 4th, would be too late
for the purpose intended. Call confirmed.
The committee then proceeded to the clsssi-
fication of the premium lis: for 1885, in the
following order:
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AGRICULTURAL

This class is intended to embrace the farm
and general purpose horse, without distinc,
ton rs to breeding; vet form, action ant
general usefulness to farm, wagon and road
must be considered by the committee.
Stallion, 4 years old and over..........
Stallion, 3 years old and under A..
Stallion, 2 years old and under B..
Stallion, year old and under 2...........
Foal, of 'S5......................
Gelding, years old and over..........
Gelding, years old and under 4..
Gelding, years old and under g..
Gelding, year old and under 2.....
Mare, years old and over..................
Mare, years old and under 4.......-.
Mare, years old and under 3.-.......
Mare, year old and under 2...............
FoaI of 'S5
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Wilbur L. storey.


Mr.. Storey was an eccentric individual
always, and had the reputation Of being u
crank for twenty five years before he lost
his mental balance entirely. In $50 having
had one OF his periodical rows with the Hoes
he undertook to start a press foundry on his
Own account. and actually went so far as TO
employ an inventor at big salary, whose
duty If was to design fast printing presses
II was with the greatest difficulty that Mr..
Patterson, his business manager, prevented
him from tearing up a portion Of
The Times basement 20 put in a fur
mace. molds, etc. Another whim If his
WAS TO print thirty-six page paper For
nearly two months be issued twenty-four
page copies OF The Tim,s daily, half Of them
being filed with selected matter He had a
mania for consuming white paper and had
not Patterson checked him he might have
bankruptsi The Times. He scarcely ever
spoke 10 the men on his paper There were
few. howevar. for whom he had "A strong
attachment One Of these was Franc VIII
kis. who WAS with The Times FOR many
years Another was john Finerty. who was
a favorite reporter, and who has Just been
defeated for reelection to congress IL was
a sublect vt remark AZ the time IN Chicago.
that soon A. Mr.. STOREY lost his mind Mr..
wilkie ani Mr.. Fnerty were quietly Dropped
from The Times pay ron.
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Shorthand Business College,
WICHITA. Kansas

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made before the opening of the fair, and the
full pedigree of all animals entered shall ac-
company such entries. and the secretary
shall keep file of all such pedigrees, each
breed by itself.
suoRTUoRNs.
Bull, 3 years old and over ........ ........
i}ull, year old and under 3 ........
Bull calf of
Cow. 3 years old and over
Cow, two years old and under g.
Heiier, year old and under 2 .
IIeifer calf of IS
HEREFoRDs.
Same classification.
PoLLED ANGUS AND GALLowAYs.
Same classification.
HoIsTEISs.
Same classification.
pEvoNs.
Same Classification.
JERSEYS AND ALDERNEYs.
Same classification.
GRADES AND CROSSES.
Thoroughbreds cannot compete, as this
class is intended to show improvement in
cross breeding; bulls excluded.
Cow years and over..........-..............
Cow years and under 3.....................
Heifer | wear and under 2...................
Heifer months and under year.
Heifer calf under 6 months.
swEEPsTAKEs.
Bull, thoroughbred, anv age...........-...
Cow, thoroughbred, any age ...-.........
Cow, cross, any age.........-..-..-....--....
Cow, any age or blood, with Of her Off
spring --.---.--.... ..-----...-.---...-...--..
Thoroughbred herd, owned by exhibit
or, consisting of not less than ! bull
and cows or heifers.
SHEEP DEPARTMENT.
LONG WOODS.
Long wooded sheep TO include Cotswolds.
Leicesters, Southdowns, oxfordshire Downs
and Shropshire Downs
Rams, l wear old and over..................
Ram, lamb under year........-...... .....
Three ewes year old and OVER.
Three eve lambs under yeah.
Lot of sheep, not less than 5. shown
with
FINE WOODS.
Fine wool sheep 10 include Spanish. French
and American Merinos, Saxon and their
crosses.
Ram, year old and over .............
Ram. lamb under yesr................. 90
Three ewes -ear old and OVER.
Three eve lambs under year............
Lot of sheep, not less than ., shown
with
swEKPsrAKEs.
Ram Of say Age or breed.
Eve OF any age or breed
Pen OF lambs, not less than 5-..-...........
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-27

sarcastic.
Chicago News
He entered the coal Office with a small
market basket on his arm
Give me ton II coal7
Yes, sir repiiei Tie cal merchant,
WHERE -kail / send itF
-oh, ju'' IA, il in this tasket, ri carry it
home Inyself
~but We have a wagon right here an,l can
snt II up at once
No' l can carry the coal easy enough. tut
you might send tie BIZ VI ia wa. "A
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-27

Seymour Cre.set-
MnEs ca le. ami Humphriaa ho,rored The
Cres~et Office with their presence last
Saturday evening. Wo ere always glad 10
have ladies call CD Us; it gives renewed
emery en-! no try 70 make a better paper
Of Tie CrrSset
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The H..,,oo rakir'- Lightning Chang, Act.

tIHlasilr.li's4A ir~S-f
Or. Roland ID. jo.Ics, "a neIlii,er of tn.
Alumni association f tIe GO!lcz. OF
Pharmacy, deliver, a lecture ca ~aarvri-
Gus Tricks Of the Hntoo FakirSr lie tod
u number OF interes:.n. stur.-i q. tLc.r
trick. Tho third lay We went - ee them -
he sa.d there was very Il ut Ea ,li>kGisn
in our party, While We were looking at their
tricks without any II It8c-. rIy cloths were
suddenly tran terr-,i T. M stout friend an |
Ill covered k.s c.1;.I.. d M We Were IN
sad plight, Us tl- "a lishmln coulI not
now, my clCtAe. i.trH. HIM So tightly
while his clothes him. around me like sails
on ship in u aim. While We're CON
teinp,atin: OuF position, the clothes were
ma. ehst,-=..i and ~ n hal hi~ ..an s..ii
The wedding feast at tho first Astor wei
ling in New York was composed Of beer
anu ssusiSes.
II Is sail that Japanese women have IA. ess
Seen aud do not know the use Of pins.
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HORSE DEPARTMENT.
TBoRoUGHBREDs.

That the awarding committee reject any
animal whose pedigree is not authenticated,
and which cannot be traced back without q
flaw on either side of sire or dam, TO we'll
known English, French or American thor.
oughbred stock. Soundness, symmetry and
animal for improving the stock of horses in
this state should be considered. The pedi-
gree settles the question as to blood and
breeding.
Stallion, any age. ..............-..........
Mare, any Age. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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CATTLE DEPARTMENT.
THoRoUGHBREDs.

IHOKOIGHBkEDS.
In all classes of thoroughbred cattle. only
those of approved pedigree will be permit
ted TO compete. All animals of approved
pedigree will be considered equal as to ped
igree, no one strain of pure blood having
preference over another in the prize ring.
All entities OF cattle for exhibition should be
made before the opening of the fair, and the
full pedigree of all animals entered shall ac-
company such entries. and the secretary
shall keep file of all such pedigrees, each
hreai hy itSaif
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SyTIyE DRAUGHT
Includes all native and cross bloods-full
bloods excluded. These animals are intend
ed for breeding purposes. and reference
should be had to points that constitute a
draft horse and a breeder at the same time.
Great size and weight, combined with free
action, good walk and general usefulness
are important. Overgrowth will not be con-
sidered as test merit.
Stallion, years old and over...............
Stallion, . years old and under 4.
Foal. of 's5............... ....................
Mare, years old and over.................
Marc, years old and under f.. go.
Ell .f-fsr
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REAL ESTATE!
INSURANCE AND LOAN BROKER.

Has for sale improved and l]nimproyed Lands, City
Property improved and Unmproved STOCK RANCHES all
Sizes and Descriptions.
Has the Most Reliable Abstracts in the County.
Pays Taxes and Collects Rents,
Represents of the Best nsurance Companies the world
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CLYDEsDALE,

And all other French breeds.
Stallion, any age. .--.....-..-.......
Mare, any ................
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-27

CLYDEsDALE,
And all other English breeds.
any age. RECOMMENDATIONS.
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SuORTHORNS.

Bull, years old and over ......... ........
lSull, Year old and under 3. ..........
Cow. 3 years old and over ........
Cow, two years old and under g..
Heifer, year old and under ,. .....
Heirer calf of SIS
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
HeriouaIY Iniured.

About o'clock on Thursday morning
Thomas Quillan, q brakeman on the
Delaware Railroad, WAS seriously In
jured by being caught between two cars,
which he was coupling, while down the
road near Delmar. Several physicians
residing In the vicinity we're sent tor,
and pronounced his injuries Of toe
serious pature to admit Of his being
removed to this city, although they
may not result fatally. He resides al
the corner OF Third and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

thirty odd carriages took tho visitors
around 70 SEQ the principal objects OF
interest In the city.
Among the places visited were Grace
M. 4. church, Old Swedes church. The
Pussy b Scott morocco manufactory
The Harlan & Hollinasworth Com
pany's works, The Delaware Pulp
works, the high bridge across the
Brapdywine, the Augustine paper
mills, and other points Of interest. The
visitors were delighted with what they
saw, many Of them thinking that II II
were not for Richmond they could live
in Wilmington. They returned frou
their ramble around the city In tim'
Tor dinner at the Clayton house at O.
clock. At g. 80 p. IN. they will take thu
steamer Mary Morgan at Shipley stree
wharf for an excursion down the Della
ware, stopping at Fort Delaware ane
arriving back at Wilmington about l
n clock
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

Lats last night Thomas r. Hughes,
who resides ut No. 321 East Third
street., WAS found by officer Lopez
bleeding and insensible on Fifth street
below Lombard. Al IL was evident
that he was drunk. ho was taken to the
police station. when IL was found that
he was 90 severely injured that IL was
deemed necessary 70 summon o physi-
clan. DIR. Hughes was sent for, but
before he arrived the man revived, while
Janitor Henry was washing the blood
from his head and face. It Was found
that he WAS severely cut about the head
and face and his left ear almost torn
of. The physicisn dressed his wounds
and loft orders that he should be kept
quiet, and he Was 20 much better thu
morning that he was able to take hi
place In the dock withlthe other prise
ners, and be anec 81 and costs fol
|drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

About 10 o'clock On Th|
ing, James + Leach, emil
bJi er shop O.. The ?. n
|r}ad Company NE; With
cldeni while engaged al \
was slpes.utel. ling theis|
braces f,om tie smoke ID
motive v hen u msu strd
nolts % knock 30 Ou,, sd
he brae-, bsng loose
Leach In The .I.-hy par|
lce, inii.cilng a deep and
which penetrated to The |
He was immediately d
tive Jones llice, anu d
wound with al! the skill
drawing it together with 4
after which ne was remJ
dence, Eleventh aud Fred
carriage.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
MasramOnsaa bonds.

On Wednesday evening William Val.
entine ana Miss Jennie Tyre, both Of
this city, were united In matrimonial
bonds. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. X. Q. Jones, after which a
reception was given at the residence OF
the brides father, ut DUPONT and Gil.
pin streets, from 8 to II p. m.
Last evening Samuel Ed wards was
married Miss K Camperson, at the
residence OF the brides parents, Nc
Dowellville. The ceremony WAS per.
formed by the Rev. Henry d. Lindsay
in the presence OF q large number OF
friends and relatives Immediately
after wards the happy couple took q car.
riage for their own home, No. l2ls
French street, where they were serena
ded by their friends,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Not for on Ger Poster,

This morning q wooden horse, tina,
was proped up against the wall nea,
the entrance TO police station, led many
to think that, as 1t would not cost any.
thing to feed, it had been purchased for
the use OF officer Foster 10 take the
place OF the one that costs $i3 month
to keep, aud which the Police Commit
tee are instructed to sell. 1t was how
ever ascertsined that 1t was not for that
purpose, but had been brought TO Dan
ner a to be painted.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
S>I
A b rtbday Sol

The members o. Cyrus
being aware Of the 2gld
their Noble Chief, Mr.
determined 10 give him|
prise. Accordingly they|
their headquarters on Wd
ing, ard while Mr., fod
away on sc.ue iuport]
W. * "a INTO his home
sess -on, really 10 receive |
,,ufn
| In due time he retu,usI
confronted by his fellow
demanded OF IA IN their
was fuzzy explained, \
| paired 20 the dining roou
boulteous supply Of retrI
was spread b-.ore ,bei
|dulglng IN various gam,
night, they rrpalred ID
much pieased with their
itrr'linment.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
BOYS.
From Little to Large

The manufacture of Boys
Clothing isn't SO old a trade.
Dumb, dull, unprogressive
clothing-making and selling
went before its start from
time immemorial. Clothing
for boys couldn't be bought
in every clothing store in
the land. 1t was lett for
Oak Hall, the beginner OF
other reforms in the clothing
business, to look upon the
making of Boys Clothing
as a branch OF work that
wanted the care of those
who knew how to do moth
ling else so well and have
lit done so. The trade ha,
lgrown up from that Sc d
Thought. The Boys Cloth
ling room in Oak Hall i
now as big as the whole y
1.-THE Oak Hal. The busi.
lness is bigger, better, as wa
NATURALLY to &c looked To-
There is no limit to thai
Except of more n Others an
Fathers hearing how we
IOak Hall can do. This
1.-THE tale ofthe prices
suits For Small, Boys $3.50 to III
Isuits For Boys $500 to 81
| Between these all sorts {
, good clothing Tor the boy
; made after whatever guidin,
'lyears OF experience Civ
t made with an eye to the #
> lture, when the boys will b
men and buy ing men
!clofh'ng. With that incen
Tive Oak Hall is making til
livery best Boys Clothin
!now, and better as the wa
lis learned.
Wanamaker & Brown
! Oak Hall,
is. E. COR. Sixth and Marke
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
MARI IAGES,

M ELVIN-M URPHY-On Wednesday, DC
tober l4th, at tho residence OF the groom 8
brother. 500 Bennett street, by the Rev. W.
l.. y. Murray, MIR. Jacob A. Melvin. OF this
city, to Miss Repeccs L. II urphy, of Frank
ford, Pa.
CASSIN-SAUTER-O October l4th, at
1927 North Second street. by Rev. hObert
Graham, ssac $. Cassin. IT.. and Emma
Sauter both Of Phliac slPhia
HOPPER-HUN TLY-On September 30, by
street. Levi o. Hopper and Mary T. Hunt
ly, both Of Philad phia.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

Emma Cooper was srraignsd a. Nun
Gipal court this morning, Charg,d with
vagrancy, and senteI ced to 10 days i'm
prisonmen.. Her husband lie alreal 3
in New Castle jail tor drunkenness.
William Morris, William Mervis
Ambrose Wilson and John Manlove,
all colofed, were charged with loa.ins
around and sleeping in Alfred Vande.
ver's stable, The first three were fined
So and COSTS each, but the latter wa,
discharged, as it was sho WI that he il
employed at the place.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Han dnarRe &Jsu.

Lewis Sasse, proprietor of the liquor
store and sample room at No. ia EasJ
Fourth street, has bad a handsome sign
painted which he has suspended across
tho sidewalk at his place of buslae-4.
The letters are gold or black ground,
and the work IS done in an artistic
manner.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

The annual reception Of theFleetwood
Assembly, which is to be held in the
Lecture rom: OF the Opera House on
Friday, November Is, promises to be n
brilliant affair. The committee will
spare no pains 10 make this one OF the
most enjoyable Of the season, and all
those who wish to have an evening OF
ell oy Inent should not fail 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
T It I \ Il
i,u,s.

An, DSil.
.o A,i''ek' Porous ri
t rnlii.. Two Tor % cents
I 1 a Sol King ii
IN. Pure graund spices +,
yellow mustard Al Tav,
druggists, 3o2 King NJ,
For hair, fibre, hu,t }
~ !. att actresses, go to Canuc|
Ion 1anney. @s King |
quarters TOR potatoes.
car load or blsneI.
/. FOR pure drugs at re
and patent MEDICINE, q, n,
est,, 20 to Frank r, {
under Clayton House.
|. Elder Wilson Hlussl
the Old Baptist mw,j,,
stree. above Tenth, thi,
O'Clock.
| AT the Wilmington ?
polo will be played hi
and take your bes. girl
| The Kempa Lady or
a performance in the
tne Opera House 90 y
the 2o.h ms.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Tnterlainm'

The young Peoples
ST. paul's NJ. Z ChuIca]I
ular meeting last eVenlu
The program was N
ing and eEceedinsI! WI q.
Rec itat4ens ~tie Z y, !,
Charles Bower, D0rf T.
f. Hadle!, and rfaa ai \,
Bower and Miss eiI''e Y
LIZZIE Irwin read 40
/" Not who but what
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Horse sio'

A black horse was VA ~
stroup, Oh the haFr : "a "
New Cast e lulitfe'' IS. 'a
color, d man 4nc IN no
an sarlg boar, aud n =
below Red ben 'reeh, ., al,
i "a ppeare'. a 'a.,''
offered for his Ffco'e',
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
of @ irai

Apou. Il O'Clock ia'5 ,l nj
Y4rnali, with seveFa Mo ,jie
rain at Water anu ,s n't trcu
10 a'tt mptins % pSs au mis
he other Mr.. Yarns. .ss u I'd
ing and fell to amy "a cut
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
DEATH h.

|KlTGHEN-In this city, on the le,h inst
Rachel r, daughter Of John G. and Ssllie
a. Kitchen, aged 20 years.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
SCOIT-WOkKMA N-On Wednesday, DC
tober l4th. by the Rev. w. l.. ). Murray,
| MIR. Ellsworth Scott to Mis- Virginia
| Workman, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
AhiightCoil1

A slight .lisios occaI
ing at .l,e Lon s,a , stl
the 2 " q ~ hAl,' n
shifting ENGINE Nv' V,r1
side OF a soli'a poupu /
backing ont Of tie car :, \
ed freight car was h ~,
track. snd tie 'ehce' O''
shifter badly ~"oKe'.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Chatanaua Circle.

A Chstauqua Circle has been organ
lied in the eastern part of the city,
ard has beeu named Scott G. l.. G, ANY
person desiring to join may consult
Miss Hattie CAlkins, corner of Eighth
and Kirkwood streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
More Donations.

This morning we received the follow
ing donations for the s. p. G. c.: Geo
Martin, 402 Harrison street, 80 cents
Bennie Martin, % cents Charles Mar,
tin, Is cents; Willie Martin, 10 cents,
and Lottie Martin, cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Arc YOur BOOss

in condition to Withstand the stormy
weather promised You can find what
you need and at correct figures, at the
family shoe house, 206 Market street.
VIM. II. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
another fA1

humphrey H ,1aH gpT li
away below re,'u 70, medic
reduction in pa, ' ous Elgh
Yea y,e ,ey's drug s'0's' N''
s.traenS.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

Thomas Quillan, q brakeman, who
resides at Third and Poplar streets, was
caught between two cars AZ Farming
ton, yesterday. when he WAS hurt &C
badly that he could not he sent to his
home,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
Rpecsal 10 Farmers.

We have opened out this day q splen
did line of cali and kid boots, which we
invite you to come and examine before
buying Fam ly shoe house, FOG Marke,
street. VIM. III, Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

LNGR ShI.E-A FARM OFlet ACRES,
- in PeLcuder Hundred, u mile from
Porter's station, Delaware Railr I'd, tho
properly OF W. ". Stewart, deceased. j. II.
STEW Akf, Admin istrator, 81. denrg, {,
Del. olo.eod.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

Gov. stockley oi Of rD y
for the capture on ., ontrs
", ~nY Bliaa,chDird HaHa''1
400.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
sIoU !
,.irtr.M

, I'll Buy a, ' ;ls 4. 5;: s'' g,
King stree''
pe pleased.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

Still another big lot of button shoes
for baby, only 20 cent?. Family shoe
house. VIM. II. Bahcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

RoAnDl Nd-fLLASANI VEAL FUR
ID nishcd sec md and third story front
rooms with neal, gas. bath, etc Good board
nd best accommodations; prices reasOna BILE.
Also table boAtders at 5l2 WASHING IN st.
ol6.6ts
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16
pEGISTER'S ORDER.

~ KhblsI EN- SOFFftk
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
October IA, 1855 J
Cpon the application of WILLIAM
II hULLIN6S WORTH aud JOHN r. UI'p.
son, executors OF MARY ANN HOIIISGS-
WORTH, late of Wilmington Hi. in said
county deceased. II lie ordered and directed hy
the Register that the executors afortsaid Wv.
notice OF granting of letters tetiam,ntary
upon the estate of the deceas4d with
the date of granting thereof, by cau4ing advrr-
uscments to 20 posted within ~ dayt from. M,
date Of such letters in six Of the most puhllc
| place. of the county of New Castle, RECURRING
| all persons having demands against the, ,lAt,.
70 present til" came. or abide by al Act OF
! Assembly in such cAse male and provided .
! ana a 50 cansr the same to ~. inserted within
the SANE period Ia the DAILY RKPt HLttIS
| a newspaper pubh-hcdin WliWinRtou and ia
| be continued therein three, WeeA tool
| ~ Given under thr hand AMI seal Of
| Z l., :. J0fiCs of the Register afor.snll. ~
/ 49, Wilmington, in Sew Castle Gatuly
aior~saii, the day and wear aboye written
| lGNAIlISC. GkI' RE E4yi-t,r
| NOTICE. All persons having rlaims ,g.l,.
the estate Of The deceased Must pre-prt ii /.
| AlHc, duly attesit'i 20 he rlecutt,t-
aforesaid. on or before u.tubrr a Inv,
IShide the Act OF Assembly in such case a, al,
ana provided.
| WILLIAM II. HuLLikGs WORTH
| JOHN k. HUDSON,
| .a, Executors.
| h"'ffth' "hih'sVN1 Ds. Gls
Daily Republican., 1885-10-16

nor ShLE-Ar A BARGAIN, DOR.
4 per grocery, ST. CO and fixtures in y
good cash community. Address CIR. Gerry IA ,
'"cs' ol6 It
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VIM. b. SHARPS,
Fourth and Market Streets,

Fourth and Market Streets,
We have about fifty rem
nants Of Moquette Carpet in
lengths Of l to Il yards,
magnificent quality and de-
Isigns, would be nice to make
rugs, s. cents from Sl.75.
Body Brussels remnants, in
a little longer lengths, 80
from Sl.40. Tapestry Brus-
sells remnants, IS cents from
Isl. Many of these pieces
are Of beautiful designs, and
Iyou can find places in most
Iany house where they will
be useful.
! The greatest bargain in
the way Of Rugs we ever Of
) lfered is now here, and con-
/, lsists of 80 best wool In.
grain Art Square, l J yards
Hong by l yard wide, taste
: fully decorated, fringed and
, with a woven border. Fol
: dining room, sitting room,
bath room or chamber use
nothing would be prettier
> more durable or cheaper, 81
r from S1.50. You should sec
. these.
Il WIN. B. SHARP.
: Fourth and Market streets. Carpet De
partment.
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IsOR SALL-iHE HALF OK ENTIRE
L. Interest IN Al old established bus ness
on MARKET street, ptying large proht above
all EXPENSE Satisfactory reasons for With
ing partner or disposinR oftne same. tor
Ip,rtlculaIs, etc., Apply 10 HEAL, y on.
/ TN AMI Market SITS. 6.bt-eod