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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-05-27
TO LET.
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Best Made-Has no Equal.
Give it one trial on Tarnished Metals
and be Convinced.

II is II vegetable polish and warranted
free from Acids, Poisons or Gritty sub
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the kind heretofore offered to the public
for cleaning and polishing Metal Signs,
Ratings, Show Gases, Harness Mount
ings, Band Instruments, Brass or Metal
Lamps, Faucets, Stair Rods, Locomotive
Headlights, Gun Barrels, Brass, Copper,
Silverware, Nickel, Tinware, Zinc, Steel,
AND ALL METALS.
/ II is especially adapted to Marine,
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Works (hot or cold), and being free
from acids or grit, will not injurc
journals, bearings, the black lettering
on metal signs, harness leather, or scratch
the finest polished surface.
( The cleanest and best Polish for
Ladies to use for Household and Kitch.
en- use. 1t is put up neatly and convent
entity to suit all, in A, and 16 or, and
five pound boxes, and every box guaran-
tced perfect.
Prices, 25c, soc, 75c ~ 81.
Aside from Its unequalled polishing
qualities, its strongest claim on the pub.
lie favor rests in its absolute purity and
cleanliness, being clean, creamy paste,
easily and conveniently applied. For
Sale at
McLEAN'S CIGAR STORE,
10 Hotel ST., Aston House.
SYL. j. CARLY, Sole Agent for Haw-
allan Islands. 1913
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-05-27
Partnership Notice.

II II. wooDwoRTu, of Honolulu,
ILs and d. r. Bailey Of Maui, have
this day formed co partnership under
the firm name of the Crystal Soda
Works Go. T.. II. WOODWORTH,
l0l6 3W u. 7. BAlLEN.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-05-27
PRICE LIST OF a7
Mulberry Trees.
WHITE.
RUSSIAN.

Cuttings, per 100, 81 90; per 1000, $500.
White dsnt Mulberry pe pyyua sss ss Rsr ounce 80
Russian Mulberry Seed, per ounce, 90
cents; per pound, $500.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

Deverell Bros, formerly Of No. 10 II.
Fourth st., have removed to the oommo-
dious building No. East Fourth street,
where they have Increased facilities for
serving their trade. Remember the
number, 3 East Fourth street. 1000
lbs. Of Old Government Java caffee
5 lbs Of old Java, Sl.15; 9 lbs. golden
Rio, $1.O0; D lbs. of Maraoaibo, 81 90
6 lbs. Laguyra, $l.O0; 8 lbs. Rio, 81 90.
Our great 40c. black, green or mixed
teas: Good black tea, SOC. Bnglish
break fast, 4Oc. Rose flavor, 400. Good
Imperial, soc. Good Japan, SOC. I'm
colored Japan, 50c. Formoea Oolong, 81
cents per ID. lbs. minse meat for 25c
4 lbs. prunes. 25c. mugs jelly, $50.
lbs. raisins, 25c- 4 lbs. cherries, 25c.
lbs. jelly, 2Sc. 4 lbs. apple butter, 2oc
Our great bargain cocoa, $50. per pack
age; fresh lot of smoked herring bone
less goldfish, 4 lbs. 25c. Sugar cared
hams, 1l11c. per 10. Sugar cured shoul
ders, 80. Salt shoulders, 10. Bonelcs,
shoulders, Sc. Fitch, &c. Dried beef
17c. 2'splendid brooms for 25c. 4 quarts
beans, Zoe. 4 lbs rice, 25c. Our grea
bargain -four, % 30 per barrel 3 lbs
crackers, 25c. 3 lbs. jumbles, 25c. lbs
lunch biscuit, 25c. 8 lbs. soda crackers
25c. 2 los. fruit cakes, 25c. Vanilla
waters, 1Sc. Try our New Orleans mo
lasses, 10 per quart; golden drips, 12c
per quart baking molasses, 100. pei
Iquart; canned tomatoes, Sc cannec
| cherries, Sc. canned peaches, 81.
lDEVERELL BROS, 8 East Fourth 81
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Tho Union Liternrx.

The Union Literary Association Of
the Union M. K. church had large and
agreeable meeting last night. w. N
Mccormick read q selection about the
religious railway. Misses Nettie Nc
Cormick, Laura Pennington and George
Hansel answered referred questions In
relation to the old United States and
the present National banks Harry I'm
glish read a very interesting essay on
the great school of the world in which
there were 40, 900, 200 pupils. Miss
Laura Pennington rendt red an instru'
men tai solo. Hints to Health was
the subject OF an interesting reading by
j. A. Oliver, Jr. Frisr Phillips,
was read by Miss Lille Savills and
caused considerable amusement. Rev
Mr.. Pretty lyman made brief and APP
pirate address on book food, taking the
ground this WAS as necessary to promote
the intellectual growth rs vegetable and
animal food were to promote physical
growth. After the critics report tn
association adjourned. A very interest
ing programme will be offered for next
Thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Bourbon BuuIdoxinx.

RICHMOND, OCT CIV. +. Gaines
Republican state senator, representing
Nottoway ID strict, WAS the victim of AL
infamous Bourbon outrage at the town
of South Boston, Halifax County, last
Tuesday night. The occurrence Illus
tra.os the sp Tit In which the Bourbons
are conducting the present campaign.
Mr.. Gaines went TO South Boston to
confer with leaders OF the Republican
organization of the county He stopped
NJ Garlsnd's Hotel. aud in the evening
went with the proprietor Of the hotel
to Democratic meeting. While en-
gagged in apparently friendly CONVEX.
sation with Mayor Darlington Mr.. Mob.
lin, the Bourbon candidate Tow the
Legislature State Senator Einunds
and Others, a man ned Lovelso-
asked him for few :. ,ments' private
con versation
O ne cf>h" pGurbons said that It was
nnde stood he had come there To couft r
with DR.. Gray about the canvass, An d
be was warned that II lie net Gray il
the county 1t would be at the peril oil
his life. While this bulldozing bus..
ness was in progress two Kentucky
drum mers and the hotel proprietor
came 20 g aines' assistance and he wal
got back into the house without blood
shed.
Later on a few of the Bourbon resi-
dents of the town came to MIR. GAME
and urged him to remain in the plac
until the following afternoon, when h
was assured an Indignation meetin
would be held to denounce the coudut
OF the bulldoZers, but the Senator d.
clined to accept the mark of "sympi
thy," and he took the early morniil
train for his home in Barkesville.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
7 AIR D EDITION.
The ONO Fraud.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22.-County Clerk
Dalton IL tied up nov for q week or
more from Issuing certificates to the
Democratic candidates for tho State
Senate By cases in the Common Pleas
Court, Judge Buckwalter, and the same
cases on alternative writs in the circuit
court, which Is com posed of three cir
cult Judges. In Buck walters court the
petition is for q mandamus to the Clerk
TO not issue certificates to the Demo
cratic candidates for the Senate. In
the circuit court the petitions Of the
four Republican candidates for the
Senate are filed for an alternative writ
OF manda mus TO the County Clerk to
issue certificates of election TO them.
The ground Of the petitions Ia alleged
frauds in four precincts in Cincinnati
Counsel for defense in both courts
argue want of Jurisdiction of the court
In contrasting an election. Counsel for
plaintiffs argue that the law only desie-
mated the clerk Of the courts as the
Anal canva sser of the vote, and that, In
80 doing, 1t did not create him an
officer of the election, and the courts,
whose servant he Is. are the real officers
OF tho election and have right to
interpose and prevent their servant
from doing q wrong and instruct him
how to do right These cases involve
q constitutional question and may keep
the decision on the election In Hamil.
ton County hangipg for weeks.
The unofficial footing complete make
Hoadly's plurality SAG. Kennedy
(Republicsn) for lieutenant governor
has plurality Off NJ. HI. Wilson
has the highest vote for senator on tn,
Democratic ticket, 81, 872, and Richard
sou has the highest on the Republican
ticket, "a 40l. Hardacro Ia lowest on
the Republican ticket, having 34,1ls
and Brashears, on the Democ rati,
ticket, "a, 584 For representatives thu
variance is not as great, but the Demo
cratic figures are all higher than thu
highest Republican vote.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Nos Yes Identified.

No cine has yet been obtained 70 the
identity of the man who comm tied
suicide At the Clayton House last Wed
nesday, but 1t 10 now supposed BY
many that he belonged in Philadelphia
A gentleman who saw him when be
came to the hotel sSid that his aI,-
pearance did not indicate that he had
travelled any great distance. DR. bravo
said Yesterday at the irquest, that the
hame on the reg.ster may have been
INTENDED for Voight instead OF Hoyt, al
1t IL written in a scrawliDg hand.
Up ~ noon TO day moth ing had beer
ascer tanned concerning the man whose
body was found alongside the p, W
& Is. Railroad near the junction. Hi,
neck and one leg IL broken, and 1t /,
evident that he jumped from a swiftly
moving train.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.


Read Cranor & Co.'S advertisement OF
coats.
Beautiful line OF ladies' newmarket.
Pyle & Lichtenstein, rs Market street.
Choice family GOAL under cover at
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
For good coal 20 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
For b air, fibre, husk and all kinds Of
Mattresses, 60 to Cannop's, sos Shipley
street.
Pierce, 1Ol w. Dighth street, has an
excellent line of kitchen and household
goods.
Rev. T. K. Terry, of New Castle, will
preach at Scott M. Z. church this even
ing.
A boy fell in fit at the corner Of
Fourth and Market streets yesterday
afternoon.
Allcock's Porous Plasters, Is cents
| each two for Is cents, at Taylor and
Fullerton, 303 King street.
Currie powder. celery seed and pare
spices. Frank X Smith, successor TO
Ware & Smith, Fifth and King streets
The iron foundry OF i l.. Allen, OF
| Newark, was not sold on Wed nesday the
highest bid being 81. 800.
Samuel NJ. FELTON, entert aiued the
Farmers club OF Delaware County al
his farm, near Thurlow, yesterday.
| William X. Finn, Jr., Advertises q
lot OF freeh cows and sprinpers for sale
a. his farm near Newport, Del.
Janney, 1903 King street, Is head
quarters for potatoeA- For sale by the
car load or bushel.
] Moaalav and Knyuht hava an aoed In
the victualing business at the southeas'
corner OF Twenty second and Lamott'
streets, Ninth Ward.
Mr. Stidham, the popular auctioneer
has repeatedly refused $500 for his trot
ting horse Don Cameron. He can tro
in the forties.
The wife of Mr.. Saunders, of th,
pulp works, residing at No. sos Ras
Fifth street, Is suffering from sever
attack of sickness.
The axle works and utensils OF Alfre,
E. Smith and the Warner Co., at No
ITO West Second street, will DO sold b.
Sheriff Ford ON the Sd of November.
fned TO his b, use by illness, was at hi
Off CO yesterday for the first time tn
present week.
l tPcu fOOm fults, COm pibtfs, IOE tSU an'
upwards, at NJ oCartney, Kenny < Co.'S
nortbwess corner Of Fifth and SIMPLE
streets.
Paper bags and MANILA wrappin
paper for sale nj the REPUBLICA Al
othss as low as can be bought else
where for cash.
Get shaved at Shnsbury Murray'l
No. 1o4 East Front street, on Saturda
afternoon and evening, where oui
toners do not have 70 wait.
( Bay your apples, potatoes and a
kinds OF produce OF Smeltg's, ID L
Fourth street, and save ten per CEN
Don't forget the mum ber.
Cooley X Bald win will sell q 10, {
fresh COWS, feeders, etc at the Belle
vue hote', in the Ninth ward, to-mol
row afternoon.
The Rev. w. @. Alexander will con
plete the tftieth year OF his passionate
the Fore4t Presby terian Church, mes
hiddletown, on Sunday next
President Msgill, Of swarthmo
. College. lectured this afternoon in Il
Friends' school house on West stree
above Fourth street, ON "The Advai
tages OF College Education"
Stephen g. Weldin, formerly
Brandywine Hundred, but now of Bi
min2hsm Township, Chester Count,
Pa, has purchased small farm Q
Maiden Creek, Berks County, Pa,
which he will remove In short time.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Mixed Pa aales.

Those who klent to hee Mr. y. y,
Polk, az Joseph Pickl-, il DR.. Theodore
Sayre's lat.st cOmical dramatic eflu
sion, Mixed Pickles" a. the Opera
House THE evening, viii u IS me laugh
Of the season. This com"!y is a fun al
satire, Wit and fun a. isla possible ~
crowd into Two and ha.. hours oi =
play. The company Ia excellent, fsnd
admirably adapted To interpret the 10 Ed
of the au nor, and the drGllery la II ces
SAINT, followed by almos. c.atiuu0ls
shouts of laughter Mr. fo.a ie "A
streak of voluh!e mischief . IA keen
the fun going, while every holy in H..
cast contributes 10 the general merr
ment. Mr.. Summons, tia manager o.
the company which proiGce1 {" Pa
quita = in this c.ty iast week, said tina
he had 10 hesI nation III pr ,uncin.
Mixed Pickles ono OF tie bes
comedies nov on the stage.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Mccartney. X emmy Il Go.
An In,ere.tinS Meetiug,

Last evening the Protestant Ep;sco-
pal Sun lay schools OF this city he d
their annual gathering in St. johns y.
e, Church. Tne Rev 4 Gardiner Lis.
tell. d. D., presided, and the exeGc.s, .
consisted of hymns, prayers, Bib
reading, recitation of the Ap0stirs
Creed and au offeftory for missions iu
Delaware. The Rev. Mr. Bond OF New
ark delivered an address on " The
Growth of the Kingdom Of Cod" md
Bishop Lee spose on the gu bJect Re.
mem Der Thy Creator in the Days Of TA ,
Youth" The Ravs. Henry b. Martin,
M. D., and Charles K Murray aided in
conducting the exercises.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

,HEklFF'- SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Leyaii Facisr, TO me directed
will be expose' 10 public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. In the rity Of Wilmington
New t'as 10 County, Del on
SATURDAY, The 7th DAY OF kUNEM-
bER, A. u 1855,
at2 o'cloct y IN.
the follow ng describe real o. tate. viz
All that certain lot OF land and three.
story brick dwoll ny thereon, numbered 4 s.
sit nate in the city OF Wilmington. bounded
and described as follows, to wit Begin.
ming at the southerly side u FIN street, 10
tive Poplar and Lombard streets a. the
distance OF "a Noot iru IN the easterly side Of
Poplar s.rl ct and a. the centre Of the partv
| wall between this dwelling and the one Of
Charles Wood adjoining on the west, thence
southerly parallel to Popi"r street thruuu b
| the centre of the said party wall A. feet 10
| lea Il ny into =, plar street, tLenoe easnrly
! by ,ha 3 AID nnrtneriy side OF said alley and
parallel 10 Fifth street lo feet TO corner.
! thence northeyly and parallel TO the nrst dc.
scnbed lire ind Poplar street by land Of
| Martin KeCgh ad dining this LIT on the east
| II fset 0 the aforesaid souther.y slde O,
| Firth street, and thence thereby westerly ID
fee. TO he Place of beIil ming ,bs the contents
tie eof what hey may, with tie free use ul
the above mention alley in common for
ever.
Seized and taken in execution a. the pop.
ert5 of Va hinyton lice, and Anne l. hi,
| vie, ID ar. aIetta Walker, t. l., and " be
'olI by thomas FORD, Shern
Sherlt's rfice, Wilmington, Oc'obcr T.
A u 1855. oZ3eolot
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
OvercoatS are Ready
PantaIOonS Too.

Collectively and Judged
by each price, here is the
Overcoat stock of the coun-
try Overcoats ready by
the hundreds making ready
before you thought of the
collapse of warm weather
that yesterday brought.
They are without shadow or
blotch in the cloth or trim
mings or making we make
them and know them to be
solid in every way +; medium
and winter weights.
An Everyday Overcoat .... -.
A Better Every day Overcoat. y.
Better, according 1price, az $40.
VIZ, .................- plo.
Fine quality Diagonal. ....-.. SiS.
" uck AhChec- oN't''"'F SNN'
Aud 30 on. IN TO 80.
Trousers, too, OF heavier
weight, and quick selling
prices warmth in them
immediate use, probably
There is gain, as well as saw
ing health, TO be looked af-
ter now e; these are first
choice days in trousers
Work day Pantaloons. ...... % 90
! They edge up to the finest by half
I dollars.
Made OF Auburn OAssimere $3.50
Dressy Gray (Cassimere) .. $3.50
| Very stylish Warren Mills) $500
"Our Owen" Cashmere, ex-
ira good. MISUNDERSTANDING. 81 90
There would be a STAN
pede to Oak Hall if W,
could let you see in the pa
lper the goodness OF tn,
Clothing as well as we car
tell you of the low prices
Whether you buy or no
lyou are welcome.
IWanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall,
is. Il. cor. Sixth and Market
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

No. Eas. Fourth street, are con slant
adding TO their stock soms Of the d est
heating aud cooking stoves in the mar
ket. Arc the sole agents for Buckwaltor
& Co.'S stoves, the Harvest Hcme,
Cresta and Canopy ranges. The Opera
beaAug stove 10 complete ht alter,
mi.h duplex CRATE. Novelty Heater and
Crystal Fire Place Heater none better.
We AJAX an inspection of these goods
before buying elsewhere. Thankful for
PAST favors, We still study 10 pleate.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Before tive LnnEe.

This morning JOHN Mccullough and
James Hayes eere before Judge Cum
minis charged with drunkenness. ana a
fne of 81 and COSTS imposed IL each
case.
John Thompson was charged with
reckless driving, aud the evidence
showed that yesterday aft ernoou Le
struck a mule with his carriage, on
Delaware avenue between Jefferson anc
Madison streets. The Judge sentenced
him to pay fine of 50 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
ItgiERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
wit Of .ovn ri taeina. to mo dltectef

L,d ERIfF'S SALE-BY VlKTU T. or A
- writ Of i.ovari Faeias, to mo directed
W,il he eTp sed to public s.le, at the Court
hpuss. on Market 5treet, he'waen Tetth
ami Eleventh streets in the city u HiiInlly
'oa. New Castle county. Del, on
ShTt' kUA i, THl TIN Jay or khNEM
btR A. d., 1855.
at 2 O'Clock, y, M.
the following described real estate, VII
D that certain lot Of ground with I. three
stored brick dwelling h ,us, thereon erec e /.
sitIa o IN the city OF " ,'mingtoa afortEatf
nom led and described az fOliOg9, 10 Wit
I.ea nning an the ea.terly SIDE OF Ielters n
At set Mt tho tist.Lcs of 40 feet truuI tile
sou.he,ly tide OF Tenth street, thenee ,,terly
4 parade, "a en- n 9lreet 90 feet to a sake.
thence southcr;y parallel with J"iiurs Il
stree - tee inches To a-Ct er tt-iKe, them.
! we'te ~ an parallel 70 Tenth stree: 10 iert
~ the afoIestid eide CT Jefferson street aud
ttnenre Thar ~ nortneriy ~ fset6 inches q
J ths rlaaS NJ beR,nuiDy be the C Int, 1T tuers
% what theF may.
seize I'D taken in execution as ne Ire9
erty .; JOha ". citandgr' az d tiuni h
his wife, ard t. /, and 10 re sold ~
| rHOM A. = ks. sh,rh
/, ''heeih's Gf!cc, Wilmington, Oct.o ~
+. D.. 49, ,2geld y
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Coming Attractions.

Tomorrow night the well known
comedian Mr.. w. j. Florence will ap
near at the Opera House in Dom hey
4 SON." sustaining the character OF
Captain Cutie. Mr.. Florence has
played the part more or less for over
twenty years, and time has only served
TO ripen the personation, To- lover OF
Dickens Dotbin can bs more thorough
~ enjoyable than the actors cOmple'.
identification with the part, aud The
rich humor of the novelist. fairly exudei
through tarpaulin and pea jacket. Il
Is TO be regretted that Mrs. Florence
has no place in the east.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
AZ the Opera House Nexs Week

On Monday, the 26th, the Bennett &
Mouiton Opera Company will CON menoe
An engagement Of one week at the
Opera House, giving eight perform
ances. This company w.s the first to
Introduce popular prices in this city,
and are well known here They are
all excellent artists and have me: with
the greatest success herever they have
appeared In Reading they vera visit
cd by over 10 900 persons in one week,
and it is probable that fully az many
will witness their performances in thi.
city.
The following is list Of the opera.
to bs presented
Monday, the Mascot " Tuesday
The Mikado +" Wednesday, "Chime,
OF Normandy Thursday, " G .rot :.
Giroha Friday. Saturday and Wed
nesday matinee, - The mikado " Sa;
urday matinee, Pirates Of Penzance. >
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
Open Camp Fire.

Admiral Du Pont Post, No. 2. G. A
r., this city, will hold an open CAM
fire meeting|next Wednesday evening.
n .e.air headquarters MoClary Build
ing. In . varied program win be Al
address from 8. Redmond SmIth, Esq
on his travels recently through Can.
iornia and New Mexico.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
7 h ED|71
ihlrd Htrea,

t., uW ~ to the delay Of ,bs
, wnsL ~ harrying along Ibsi, ' =,
enet bridge, the work S ba, 70
over the time for which LAY a..
WIN '',.. joseph Hyde called t ~,
p p,s,l9 on The pier is not y W,
ana Mr. Hyde's men are raj hs ~,
zoe v; leit wing Of stone to k Sa's
INIT. rom caving into the siss
stone work is OF a very so, All
character, some cubical blocs
,ng a couple Of tons. Thu J
ron the Brandywiue ouani1
ron span, % feet 2 inches lon
py the Edgemoor Iron CAM NV
been delivered and ia read,
together on the pier ami Ami
soon as flushed. '0u
Inc NJ iBg In will be a va
loe,and Mr.. Hydeexpecis to NJ
thing ready Tor travel nv ,bs
next week, certainly b. II.
Even had Mr.. Hyde fni,bsI|
tract strictly on time, no t,s
have gone over the bridge
Lape, who Ia repairing tbs
the Southern approach 10 NJ
bas not finished his work
draw was in a very bad copd
really unsafe for travel. MI, /
mad To put new stills in placss|
had to splice COOL timbers Ind
where th4re were impsrtec, N
Tnis required considerable 1
trouble, hat be tol will have !
CON pleted by the time Nj.
ready with hit work. The AL
neceesitate the raising Of n
several inches, which will \
approach sleeper than it vi
The Lew Court it is said vii
the p, W. & B. Railroad Col
raise their track tina, crosses }
into the yard Of tie Disrl
Iron Company several inches
a longer and more Rradua. al
Courtmen Hickman, Ham
Morrison were on the ground
noon inspecting the work arl
a note of vha, ia yet rsquiH
Idone.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

Miss Minnie Williams, Of Greenbauk,
Who took first premium at the Dover
fair FOR beautiful afghan, also took
first premium st the Elkton, Md, fair.
Tho afghan viii be on exhibition ut the
Arfnory Fgnd Industrial Exposition,
which opens III the Old Foundry b..
nOgrow night,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
RnRf ahe LAnMehrfa.

TIL" new boat under construction at
the II arian & HslliuGsw orth saipyards
Tor She New York Ferry Conn any will
be launched to- morrow, Saturday
.sbou' IL o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

Henry Taonipscn, ron OF Lewis
Thompson, md residing upon his
fathers farm, near ii hessin, IL comir z
To this city to engage in tho -four and
feed business. His residence will b.
iii Rodney street,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

The wagon that is used to convey the
u. 8. Mail between the post Office and
the p, W. & b Railroad station, broke
down this morning at Seventh anu
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
DE H&,

RuHINSoE-ln this city, on tho 2ist inst.
Margaret M. kobin~n, aged % years
Friends are reeps cttOlly invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence OF h er broth,
IN law, George AlimoD, 70 oil West Sew.
enth street, on Saturday morning the 24th
INST, ct II O'CLOCK. Interment private 1
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
500 Pteeen OF slIverwnre

to bs given away with every pound OF
D cent coffee, at Lynch & Leary's, N.
e. oorl er Third and Maditon streeG..
GRADUATED sugar. cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

An immense stock of ladies' new
markets, wraps, visites, military jack
cts and three quarter coats. Pyle 4
Lchtenstein, 228 MArks. street.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
MARRIAGES.

NJ the residence OF he brides pareLts, No
$40 West Eighth street., by the Rev j
hichards boyle, ID. d., George q. Hi
creth OF New York, and Kate r. Evans
daughter OF Henry Evans, Eq., Ofthisc city
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

Ladies' plush coats. Pyle& Lichten,
ste N, 22t Marke5 1treet.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23

Carpets m ade and laid at Mccartney
Kenny & Co's by polite and accom- mo.
dating hands.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-23
TbeIndusfrlhif"

The Inju,triai Fax win .ro,
old foundry hutIdihs 'o- ,,iOn
ing. and from the prepa,, "a bs
being IL ads it pfomis'n " ssI
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