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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-12
HOME MARKETS.
uHoLEsALE PRICES

IL Daily from an Inspection
COrrec'DT. ..es Paid and Asked by
Oh principal Dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

HOTEL OCEANIC,
II BARN. GAT CITY, OCEAN CO. M
OPENS June First respect Immediate
relief from Hay Fever and Asthma trains daily via
Rsuuaylyanis Aslroad Addxese -. - nx,rnv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
Proposals.
EEALED PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
STATE OF IOWA,
ofFicy OF AUDITOR OF STATE,

oFFcE OF AUDITOR sTirR }
DIS MoNKs. June q, 1885.
Notice hereby given that compliance with section III
H the Code sealed proposals furnishing the state OF Iowa
with stationery per the following schedule Will be
pewA ~ O'clock noon 10Th day Of July. S55.
when the Will be and the contract awarded 10
3he lowest bidder the Executive Council resery
ing right let the contract in parts TO different bidders
Said stationery delivered az the Office of Secretary OF
secretary of state samples upon
ssmpes accompany oil bids. and goods
De equal 0samploA
for furnishing paper give price pound
All writIng paper to bein quarter packages
Parties whom contracts awarded viii be required TO
9uSnsh security for the faithful performance thereof In
bsisl sum equal to the amennt involved
SCHEDULE
SSS Se sas BOOK pspsr. 27y42. 10 b rsa@
900 DENY paper.
Cos faf . paper.
400 reams legal cap paper.
~ roams commercial note paper (best Quaueyk
% reams MANILA wrapping paper
~ re2ms envelope paper
~ resms blottne paper .
10 dozen quarts writing fluid
dozen quarts mucilaEe.
xOd0zen stands
wv, uatnesd paper fasfenerA
sVo eyeet paper fasteners.
90 nafhead punchea
0eyelef punches
b00 hax twiDe assorted sizes.
kovO0 white envelopes 9inch
Peo00 white envelopes 0-Dch.
Z ~ cross steel pens.
1etross pen holders.
o. dozen rubber erasers
200 gross rubber bands, assorted Alzee
~ gross lead pcncls
10 dozen mucilaRe stands
10 dozen best steel efasers.
10 dozentvory paper cuttera
10 dozen rubber rules
1000 oaskets terrace pins
J. W. CArTELL. Auditor Of sfste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

NOACHMAN GROOM AND USEFUL MAN.
I nv competent sin gle man, swede. City country
references. all address ~ West 4tst thru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
HORIZON LODGE,

KATTsKILL BAY LAKE GEORGE MY.
Pleasantly located Rpeys Point minutes from tee-
graph and post Offices Good accommodations Tor forty
boaers, New buildings fine view elegant bathing bach
rood fishing boats Steamboats, stop ~ onr docr
Nice slady grove mosquitoes malaria VIII open juno
1s Terms moderate especial Inducements TO families For
sandy Hill, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

Delightful Excursions Norfolk Old Point Comfort and
Richmond Va. -,
Leave New.York for Richmond Tues, Thur SAT at . pa
Leave NORFOLK for Newly ork. Mon Tue We'd Ihur SAL
Richmond tor NewYork sun Tue and Friday ,,.
Navy rk 10 Richmond and return. days Norfok dayA
Genera oices Of company 235 WestsI, New-fofk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

I M00 Administer Moqnette Rugs.-Parlor,
1sU,y orsnsL Animal styles, 27xsG Bes, qaaity re-
tssA from g 20 per roll carpeta oticaotass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
legal Notirea
IN the Circuit Court Of the United States fo
THE EAGLE Lock co. No. 80 november term 1882


IN the Circuit Court of the United States for
THE EAGLE LOCK CO. ! NO. 30 November term 1857
ROBERT j. cRoMIE eta In Equity.
to wit juno A. D. 1885, this cause came on 70
be upon motion Of complainant for order on Robert
Crome Of the above named defendants nonresioe NJ
State Of Pennsyyan To appear, plead answer OF De
muir bill Of complaint filed heren and II appearing 10
the Court this suit Is br ueht 10 enforce lien or ca
VIII For the foreclosure OF certain mortgage
and delivered by sad Robert Crone 10 one
Winters certain lots OF land slfnaied on saw
mill Valley Plank Road In the Tenth Ward OF the lily o.
two z) three 90. l0) eleven q twelve 10 ana thlI
49, in NJ Fereus0ns plan OF lots OF the montgomery
estate recorded Plan Book Vol page 1914 IN ne record
es once OF Allegheny County. Penn Also ot nunpered
four "a Philip Oefss plan situated the south side
OF 60l feet from the corner o. WasDingtons
IN the Thirteenth Ward OF the city OF Allegheny, Penn,
which SAID by virtue OF suDdry assignments be-
eame vested the complainant And for the foreclosure OF
said Peter v. winters for those
OF ground In the city OF Allegheny Penn
o. l0 eleven q ~ and twelve tl2)
corded in Plan Beck vol g. page 203 and which
by suDdry assignments 70 vested In the
complainant appearing the Court from petition
sod aday fled that Che said Rotert " cTome u non
resident state Of iennsyvania and has not youn.
tay appeared such suit ami that he not an
and cannot be fouad within this district II 10 therefore
Robert J. Crone do appear plead az
said bill Of complaint on or before the nrs
Monday OF september next And IL further appearing that
Is mpraccabs obtain personal service Of this order
upon the said Robert cromie Is ordered tnat
o. the be made by insertion thereof In the New YORK
Daily Tribune Of Newfork City. n " once week i"r SIX
lsrtlasi from ths Record this 9th June. 1885, CO..
Comp isnant's Solicitor, nttsburg, We.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

HAMBURG AMERICAN IS. cos LINE for
kPLYMOUTDt LOndonb herOOurg PAisl and Hamburg
lst. .c aia b .s u. god Del =
..-Iu Nortvta )
Firsi CABIN An lloon slOO Forward saloon so These
cabins frst CABIN saturdays steamer
$50 s7h. Round al reduced prices
send Tor Tourist Gazette" - ,,,,,,.,., -
kUNHAkDI q co. G. H. III I'D q CO..,
Cen Ass u Broadst y. Y. Gen Pas Agts lBwsy. NY
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS,
L FOR DIMENSIONS AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or CHICAGO. Thursday. June Is, 10 a.
CITY OF ..........-l huishy une ~ p IN
CITY OF BENLlN .--.-..-Shtuluhf july . Az a. III
DALrIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. saturday july H.
CITY OF CiENrkR.-... ......... IN v | 3. ll5O A. ~
Prom Per 81 North River. CABIN PASSAGE, $50 $50
and loo Bfunsvios sefeyeing berthS s. extra Inter
mediate. $50. SIELkAGk h.. 4lj
For passage. &c. apply 10 the lNMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
limited Washn gtOn Buildng. brOid"ay y. Y.
PIMA Dfhle, No. LOO south itI-5-
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BUTCHER HOUSE.

Pawling Duchess Co.. N Y. 90 miles from ~ Y. on liar
lem H. H., fast trains and cheap Communication
Hotel and Cottages accommodate $50 fIstclsss elegantly
furnished sanitary requirement perfect pure nounta n
sprine lara mOequitos eytetsve grounds
good drives and shng Hotel eend for crcl "
JAMrS A JEWELL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. san DWlOH ISLANDS
JAPAN CHINA. NEW.LEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
Erum New YORK. pier foot Canal-st.. n. II.
For IN FRANCISCO WA tue lsthmus OF Panama
tDLDN tuhc 20
Connecting for Central and south America and Mexico
IIoIn san Fraucsco LIST aud brannan SIS.
For Japan ana China
CITY OF PFkl rdlur nf, juno ~
For HONOLULU, NFW.ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA.
GiTf DF ~IHNFN sails saturday, july 4, = D. m.
or on arrival OF LoniOn mans At san Francisco. -
freight, passage aud general Information apply at Ooh
pany once The pier loot Canal-st. ~ A. $500,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
GRANT HluSE.
HOTEL BELLEVUE,

DoBBs FERRY WESTMINSTER COUNTY. N. Y
Modern improvements gas water &c spacious grounds
orty acres lawn aud woodland Ardscy station New
DIRK CITY and Northern aiTosd % minutes from Lst
Ii. FIELD, Prop, Dobbs Ferry, n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-12
DEEP ROCK SPRINGS

Oswego ". Y. This grand hotel unsurpassed In elegant
exceiicnce Of tscusDc, viii receive
mer guests al special rates The Dining Hall IL IN
charge Of Mr. JAMES OF Florida The climate is de-
liehtfnly and healthy Descriptive circular and pces
mai ell upon request. r.. A. DEE Ill. PrOpr etOr.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
The silver Question.

The expediency Of the discontinuance
Of the coinage Of silver is being dis.
cussed In various quarters. 1t is folly
to 60 on coming money and then pile
1t up In the vaults Of the treasury. AZ il
thus becomes 30 much dead capital,
producing no interest and promoting
no enterprise. The coinage should be
regulated 30 as to merely meet the de.
mands Of the people for that kind oil
currency. The application of little
business sense to the matter would soon
settle it properly. There should be a
reasonable amount of silver coined to
supply the demand for change by ths
government. A law, making such
provision, should be enacted without
difficulty. The attempt to demonetizt
silver should meet with general execra-
tipn. No greater folly could be commit
ted. No deadlier blow could be aimet
at the interests Of the people. AS vel
might merchant bury half OF hi
wealth in the earth as for Congress Il
enact that gold coin alone should con
stitute legal tender in the payment O
debts. Such an act would bankrup
one half the business men of our ooun
try. 1t would render labor cheap an,
money deer-thus making the DOC
poorer and the rich richer. The pei
sons who cannot understand this ar
blind indeed.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Frank LesIie's Popular monthly

For Septembe brings before us seye
raj notable articles, which will be read
with muc ch interest at this time. The
number opens with carefully written
paper by Edmund Collins on" Canada
since the Confederat on" This is &c
panied by portraits of Sir John
M .cdonald, Sir George Cartier, Hon,
Alexander Mackenzie. Sir Hector
Langevin, Hon. j. A. CLapleau, Sir
II chard Cartwright, Fl In. Eiward
Bl AXE, Lord Monck Lord Lanisdownt
and the Marquis of.Lorne, | es,des view
Of the Parliament Houses a: Ottawa
Some Famous Juliets" has portrait
| of Ellen Terry, Mary Anderson, AIDE
laide Nelson, Mrs. KEN BILE and Fanny
Kemble In this character.
Sarah Bolton Contributes an lnt,rest
ing PAPER on 'Batt lsturg and the Emp
ror William" with eleven illustrations
The Caverns OF Luray, in Page county
Va, by Ralph s. Tarr, is another finel,
| Illustrated paper. This famous cave
destiLed to rival Mammoth Cave. His
tor. Geography, Science, Travel, Ad
venture, Fiction, and Verse add thei
attractions 60 QUE of the u ost interestip
numbers of this favorits mag 4zine eve,
issued. Published by Mrs FRANK LES
LIE 53, SO and 81 Park Place, New YorI
City, at % cents q number, or 50 a yea,
| post paid.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

THE late Legislature of Pennsylva.
mia passed a law prohibiting boys under
legal age from working in or about the
coal mines in the State. Under this
law about ten thousand boys have
been discharged from the colleries in
the anthracite region. Unless some
system is provided for the education Of
these boys, it would have been better i
the State had let them alone in the Goa
quarries. Idleness, it is said, is tn,
parent ofvice and misery, and IL thi
be true, what is to become of these boy,
who are turned out loose in the worlc
without education or moral trainin.
The State owes it to these boys that the,
shall be provided with all the mean
with which the State provides for an,
other class Of boys.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
speedy Postal Letters.

At last we have something definite In
relation to the Immediate delivery"
postal law that goes into effect on the
frss Of next October. When letter Is
to be delivered at the address 1t bears,
as soon ~ the messenger takes 1t to the
place, he IL to collect fee Of ten cents
in addition to regular postage Oircu-
lars for forwarding to postmasters are
now being prepared by Postmaster
General Villas, regarding the use OF the
special delivery within the carrier
limit of any tree delivery office which
may be designated by the Postmaster
General as q special delivery ofhoe OF
within one mile OF the offices in cities
and to wns, having population OF
900 or over, as shown by the census OF
1880, which may in like manner be das-
ignated as special delivery offices. The
circular states that 1t has been decided
to introduce the special delivery system
on the hrst OF October, at all the post
eff ces at which 1t is permitted by the
law, which would comprise all cities
and towns having the requisite popu'
lation.
A second circular directs postmas.
ters to employ the requisite number ol
messenger boys to insure prompt de-
livery, and provides that substitute
letter carriers may be employed as
messengers, and receive the same COM
pensAtion as other messengers, but 10
no case shall the compensation paid tC
any person exceed $50 per month
This is system which will prove o
great benetr to business men, and in
deed to all classes when emergencie
require quick Communication. Th'
ten-cent stamp upon the letter is MOTTO
suffi cient that 1t is to be hurried on L
its destination, aud there are very few
who will eyret giving the letter carrie
ten cents for the sake Of getting lette
twelve OF twenty four hours in advanc
| OF the old delivery system.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
DR.. Jump Deceased.

DIR. Isaac jun died at his residence
in Dover, on Monday, the 18th inst, in
his 10th year, from disease Of the kid
neys, which finally extended to the
heart and lungs. He was born in
Northwest Fork Hundred, Sussex
County, and was the youngest of twelve
children. He was q bright, active lad,
and having acquired a fair education
in early manhood, he engaged in teach
ing school. On accommodating suffi cient
funds to meet expenses, he entered
the University of Pennsylvania, and
graduated in 1886.
The following year he commenced
| the practice Of medicin in Dover, and
being OF a pleasant and agreeable ad
dress, his patients rapidly increased in
numb bers, and he bscame highly popu.
lar with the citizens in general. He
was consequently selected to fill va
rious p osition of trust, being director
in the Farmers Bank, in the Della war,
Il abroad, and in 1850 was elected to the
State Senate by the Whig party. He
after wards beca me Republica and a
warm supporter of the Lincoln admins
tration. In 1874 the RepHbiosns nomi-
mated him for G vernon, but he
was defeated through the predomi
nance Of rebel sentiment in the State
He was a member of the NJ. Z. church
and was highly useful aud Influential
in the affairs of the community unit
his physical abilities were impaired by
disease and advancing years. He was
married three times, but only wal
blessed with one child, daughter, VIII
died q few years ago. His remain
will be inferred on Thursday afternoon
His decease will be widely regretted
, and the sad rites at his grave will /
largely attended by the residents
Dover and vicinity,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Ocean Breezes at Atlantic city


On Sunday next, the 23d inst, the
people of this city and vicinity will
have their sixth opportunity of spend.
ing pleasant day at the greatest
resort on the Atlantic coast. These
weekly trips are of immense advantage
| to people whose daily avocations tie
| them down to business or domestic
duties during six days. To such
| people some form of recreation is
necessary, and they can choose none
| which is at once 80 satisfactory and
so beneficial rs a day in the fresh al,
of the seaside, and dip in the surf
Even If the dip in the surf is omitted
one feels better, stronger, and freshel
for having inhaled the ozone born q
the ocean.
The train arrangements, too, is 81
complete that one may leave hom,
after early break fast, enjoy sever
hours at the shore, and reach home a
early bedtime.
This is the most interesting period O
the season at Atlantic City. There ar
more people, more features of amuse
ment and entertainment, and bette
faci lities for thorough enjoyment, thai
at any other time. The trai
will leave Wilmington 7.20 a
M, Claymont 7.33, Linwood 7.3s
Trainer Z 40, Thurlow 7.42, Lame
kin AS, Chester TAB, Eidystone Isl
Ridley Park 81 arriving at Atlant
City at 10.40. Returning tra,
will leave Atlanti 800 p. IN arrivin
Wilm inkton 0 43 p. m, The rate +,
the ronnd trip is only $l.25. Childre
. 90 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Wilmington { B,IHma, Railroad
nay 2ACH. 1855.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows
For Philaielphia and iuterm 'diae sta
tions, 10. 70, 10 80 a. m; 2 20, 90, 40, 66
p. m.
20, 90. sl6, 0o, 9 10, ~. 10 o6, IL b5 q m {;
New York. 10, Is, az, 0 81, Q 40, 70, 10,
9 Al, 10 ob, l. t6 a m; .l24i. 81, $50, 460,
3 "a, 6 81. Q 70 8 3s, 64s. I 40 p. IN.
FOR West Chester, via LamoKin, 40 ana
10 q. m; 90 and 4 90 p IN.
Bsltiin )re and intermediate stations, 10 0o
q. m. 9 90, IL 20 o m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7 90 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, l 2s. q 81, o4,
10 %, 10 90 =. m 90. y II, I b6, o0p. m.
New Castle, 1t, 80 q. m; IL 80. to, eo,
o Is. II 10 p. m.
harrington, DeImar and way stations, s So
o m, and IL 30 p. m.
Harrington and way stations, o rs D. m.
Express for Seaf0rd. 5 So p. m.
Express for Dover and Delmar, 40 o. m.
| lweek-days, and II to p. m. eve,day.
SUI DAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations,
Philadelphia and Now York, ~ 90, h,a At,
IL IS q m; 5 ~, 8 4S p. m.
| For West Chester, via Lamokin, 10 q. m.'
| s 30 p. m,
Baltimore and washinston, %, Al, oi,
lo 90 a. m; I 90 p. m.
| baltimore, only IL ~ p. IN.
For further Information pas eagers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted ut the sta
ton.
Trains marked thus ~ are ,imitek express
'p'n "n''H 'A''A 'A' '" J.R WOOD.
General PASSENGER Agent.
CHARLES L. PUeH, General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

THE g.. Louis Republican, wanting
to know what Mr.. John Roach has
done with all the money the govern
ment has paid him, the New York
Tribune states it an answer to q very
large number Of persons. Well, said
the Tribune, he has kept some of it him
self, and the rest has gone to psy the
food, clothes, house rent and education
of 2, 800 American families.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

HELP good cause and patronize the
moonlight excursion down the bay. on
Thursday evening, the goth inst, on
the steamer Brandywine. Music by
the Metropolitan band Of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
WANANAK EB'D.
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Aug. IL lssb.

AAAs AeS~.-ys ~>es' ~ >~s~'
The Author Portraits are
liked. Book News contain
ing the first of the series now
sells for the price Of a years
subscription, IS cents
scarce.
By the way that IS cents
a year for a monthly maya
zine of book information is
the queerest conundrum we
meet with. We've told be-
fore; but everybody wonders
how it is that a carefully
edited ,uncommercial, prompt
collection OF the news OF the
month about books, includ-
irg what is in them, well
printed, agreeably published
especially that plate-paper
portrait laid in every month
costs IS cents a year !
We know all about it OF
course tor we make it.
There's no secret about it
we sell books and Book
News is your helper in pick
ling them out-your guide as
Ito costs. Where else can
Iyou get such information !
Nowhere. Strictly speaking
nowhere. There are NOM
inal prices for books and
selling prices. Publishers
advertis- ments give you the
nominal prices; but what do
Iyou care tor them ? You
lock to your bookstore for
i selling prices. Book News
gives the news OF your book
! siore-that is, it your book
store is here.
Il Twenty-Five cents a year
!. beginning now; and you'll
! lget your money back over
. and over again in what you
: save on your books-to say
e nothing Of knowing more
g than your neighbor who
a doesn't see Book News
land this we say to all who
q buy a few books 4 year ont
lot the two.million people
j, ,lwho read it.
! Any book got.
= BY the Thirteenth. street door.
$ Writing-papers and en-.
% velopes sold by the quire
IS and pack at ream and thou.
d. sand prices. We prefer te
be sell at ream and thousand
prices whatever quantity, big
' or little, you want.
hei Do you know We hav'
d. d. the biggest paper, envelope
st st printing,.engraving, etc. sta
&c &c tionery iactory-biggest ii
ie ie town right here in the build
ch ling! It's because we max
ne @ SO much of selling so little
aa sii A quire or two OF paper an
# # pack or two of envelope
aer count, when thousands {
OF people an hour are passin,
SO All these billers and cooel
zen have got to be provided IL
at with engraved invitation
of shortly.
"a. Northwest from the center.
tier Lyons black velvet, 81
ain yard-ought to be $3.50
IS, s, all silk, 24s inch, perfect
no black and in stuff and in t
ntic @ brio. A huer for $5-oug
i1p iua to be 81 at least.
for There are ladies enou.
passing through Philade
phia today to take all ,
ny. have OF them.
read Southwest from the centre.
ttea nes Mosquito canopies 81.
ada land more. Netting As Gel
ohm M a yard and more.
Ion. ION Upholstery corner, southeast from
Sir
,ard JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
BaN Hall.

The following games were PLAYED
yesterday
Philadelphia-Athletic,3 Metropoli
tan.6.
New York-Baltimore, o; Brook
lyn, 4.
New York-New York, 4 !; Philadel
phia,
Richmond, Va.-virginia, 3 Nor
folk, 10.
Washington, D. C.-Natiopal, 3
Westminster, 6.
Wilkesbarre-Wilkesbarre, 8 Bing
hampton, 2.
Philadelphia-Somerset, 6 German
town., 2.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

N0TICE- IN COMPLIANCE WITH
IN the provisions Of the Act OF the Gen
era1 Assembly OF the state Of Delaware, en-
TITLED. An Ac, concerning Private Corpora
uons." passed at Dovey. Mar,h l4th. lssS,
notice 10 hereby Riven that application will
be made TO the Honorable William a..
Whiteley, Associate Judge Of the superior
Court OF the stats OF Delaware. reslding in
New Castle County, on Saturday, the 22nd
day Of August, 1855, at 10 O'Clock, q. m, at
Uham bers In the city OF Wilmip gton, for tho
incorporation Of Company to be called
"The Morgan NutLock Washer Company"
the business Of which will consist Of mana
featuring nut lock washers, or other devices
for securing nuts 10 bolts, and othor articles
used in the construction OF railroads OF roll
ing stocK for such roads, said company 70
have the right TO purchase patent rights
covering such articles and to Use, sell or
otherwite dispose Of the same or part Inter-
ests thereof, o. to license or permit otcer
persons or parties TO manufacture under any
Of said patents upon pay ynont by them oil
royalty or otherwise, and generally TO DO
any and all things nece sary ter carrying on
said business. VICTOR DUPU Mt,
attorney for proposed incorpo'ators.
IN
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

Pure fresh Chester County butter and
York State cheese, wholesale and retail,
at Il. p. Garey's, 311 King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

'NOTl )E Is HEkkBY GIVEN THAT
4N the unoorsigned intend 70 apply 70
Honorable William q. Whtttley, Associate
Judge OF the Super ior Court Of the State oi
Delaware of New Castle County, at Cham
oers in the city OF Wilmington, on wednes
day, the twenty. sixth day OF August, A ID
1885, for the Incorporation Of saint johns
Lodge. No IS, lndepen ent Order Of ooc
Samaritans and Daug hters OF Samaria.
WILLIAM Il. PtikZO,
JAMES W. GAIL.
GEORGE SEGARS,
JAMES HAYES.
WILLIAM BACKUS,
WILLIAM TUNNELL,
aul}.l0t JOHN HARRIS,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

WILMIHGTON, BEL, AUG. Is, 1885.
wv To the members OF Franklin L Lody o,
No. I. A. q. Il. b. A fall attendance is rc-
quired Tuesday, 18th inst. The Grand Sec
retafy and u. b. Grand Master will be
present. AFTER the a 1it urnment OF Lodge
an encampment will be instituted. All
mem bers Of sister Lodges are invited. Frank
lin LooKe, No. 7, will meet at ! O'clock, p. M
Attest: CHAs. A FOSTER.
W. Il. Sect'y.
JOHN MALLISUN,
aul7-2t W. Grand.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

DR. J.P. 9kIrFITHS, HAVING IN
found At No. SIS Madison street. SpociAltiea
genecoiogy and ali diseases peculiar TO NO
men. Also al diseases Of the kidneys aRs
stomach. uu-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

NtIMERS TAKE NOTICE MAR
e shall Il ,iley Is collecting a lot OF sheeptn
Mercer and Law re uceCos. Pa which will be
at the farm OF REUBEN SATrER.
tn WAITE at private saie next week.
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