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| LINES FOR CALIFORNIA, SANDWICH ISLANDS
JApAN. CHINA NEN.LEALAND AUST KALIA, CEN.
IKNL AND SOUTH AN ERIC A AND MEXICO.
From New York, per foot Caiil-st., y. Il
,a.huli, Il Panama.
CRESCENT ITA sail oct. DO noon.
CONNECTING Tor central am ~outh America and MCN3).
From san francisco lstaui Brluut St.
For Japan and China
,r1.- RIO sail. saturday oct. n
Eor HONOLULU. NFW-/EALAND and AUSTRALIA
Al ~TltAIIN sails SATURDAY. ucf. -, . y. M,
or ON arrival Of fnnInu mails 10 ~au Francisco
For freight passage and general normal ton apply ~ COM
pJuy D. Office on thc pier. foot taua.st, y L.
TO THE PUBLIC.
1hc Post ODcc Department having announced that t has
r1 rIuenouts satisfactory % itself lOt Oh conveyance
Of Al, outNardbound Foreign mails and arrangement
hayIug been made uy the department with t' Pauc VI II
Steamship ompaUy this company hereby gives notice tha
LIST Of october next 10 viii not receive Ou any
a. offices letters except such Hs
mr., destined counties with which the company has con-
ttr 10 carry out mails and except such relle 70
tbr rartr On bnnri which latter. II marked "ON SHIPS
~ ~INI~~. CON~IO y tE~ LEI TENS Viii be re-
'''' IL j. 81 ILAG, SupeuutendtG It.
,.r,, YopE Sent ~. IS-j. p. NJ. $. =. 60.
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NORTH GERMAN , LLQ y 5%i;6 60.
NEW.YOHk. sOUIuAMFrON AND BREMEN.
sNTt.k an -at. oct Ems. Wed. oct H. . a. M
E EF We'd Oct D. 3 p. 300. MAIN. sat. OCT. II, noon
i.ifI\ SAT Dtf 100. .u. u tIuEf Wed, urt2 ,23uPu.
steamer, marked sail for Bremen direct
ON f-,prr4, st,lucr ls Cabin 80. 500 aud SID II
Cabin 500 Ouohirr steamers. ID Cabin. SO
StttIagr at lowest raj. -
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Religious Notices.


& HssT aSS sH'f siaSeli hHIfRH$'
p. m, The stars Against slsera." All welcome.
AZ Brooklyn Tabernacle Rev. T. DEWITT TALM IN, az
TH PEssdh EnSsR isS MP
BioomngdqIo Reformed Church 7lstst ana b 9ta;
MfaTYN, at II Tho rhsriSoe' Evening 1870 Tho
Publican"
At ThiTiy-seyenlb sITeei Methodist NPI.G9ggI Church
between % and I'd ayes. Rov. J. y WHEDON PasIot tL
1870 Communion service 7SOp m preachn ~ the
the Christian Church" -
American Temperance Unsn ch9kerlng 9 fTndNy
coUCa Beckm1n Hi Methodist Episcopal Church Rev
d Pbe6 4E F TT rnEP se Msl pacor
JOSEPH A. BoGARDUs, President; EDWIN f. GALLO
WAY, Secretary.
tn old time Love Feast at the Twenty fourth street
Methodist Episcopal Church, near 9th2ye at $50 ?;
a. X sANDFoRD, D. d. --
"A, YoTvs gn,ersali.t Mission sGIss and $Gaye;
sunday-school at 800. Al are welcome
1.-THE scotch Presbyterian Church ltthst near Gth;
9ye-Thc Pastor tho Rev. Dr HAMILTON, wiz preach at
second Unitarian Church Of clinton 9nd Con,
gross ST. Brook morrow morning Oc'S Sfet
Why Ethical Cul urc does not SATISFY" All are cordilly
A.-Thc Mar;intian Temperance Associntlcn reOpens
O'Clock MHs6NiC TEMPLE 6tf.aye ami 2ad.st, under
brightest prospects Music superior any Of former
efforts MIR GEoGE 5. WEEKS leader this encouragement
Sh22d pack tGe great tSWRe' The Keyi ms Rev
speak. Miss NAY FRANCIS. Miss OLIVE TItOMPSON
Boy Orator GEO DAINTY Rotations apDTOprt te 70 tie
day. WI SCHIMPER Treas. J. 10. GIBBS. President
All Souls' Church tiuhon Memorial, 4Sh.st, west CT
9th age-Rcy. H. HEBER NEWTON Will preach &c IL a. III
Evening service at 420 p. m.
tt ~ixy-nrst street MerEodsf Episcopal Church. near
Winter reopening of Chlens Hour at $3.50. stfang rs
always welcome.
At the West Prc-byicrinn Churcb f2d--t, between
9TH and Cth-avcs The Pastor. Rev. JOHN RPAA1ON,
ID. Will preach tomorrow at ii a. and 7l5 p. IL.
All Souls Church ave. corner 2Oth st-Sermon by
tho Pastor Rev. THEODORE C. WILLIAMS, at IL a. M.
The public cordially invited.
Gospel Gall 10 Suffering Humanity
practically demonstrated (wth0ut price, In the Gospel
SAINT rum and Ea raining COlcy" No 200 West jVth
st. disease aud uubeirt CAL ont pubic services every sun
Day Ut y. al We come.
baptist Tabernacle Church 2dave ana lOth.stPrclch
ing by Rev. H. VI. GALLAlIERa at lu4j and 100 y. ~
Meetings "wednesday amt Friday evenings strangers wei
BAPTIST Church Of The Epiphany Mad and sam
IT., tie Ecv. JOSEPH +. ELDER, D. D., P9sior- ser
tho Pastor Will preach special service In the afternoon
from % O'Clock Tor visitors Central Park and pnssers-
by Fine muse aud spirited singing, with short
sermon \ welcome 10 all
Brick Church corner Of jtayc and 37thst-Tle Pastor
Rev HENRY j. VAN DIX b. IT,. ID. De- Wl preach ON sun
day. october {, 40 II a. N. and D. m.
bedford street Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.
Dr.JOHN T.. GOODMAN. IastOr willpuach morning iO"Oi
evening 13o. Suudnysohc0l 10 prayer meeting AZ D.
Strangers welcome.
Churches for the peoDIe
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DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Paris.
Ia Sailing from Now-NorS and Antwerp every saturday,
MAESLA ''Pt ~ o,u a. III
a l-TERNIAN saturday, oct 8 l231D n.
PFNNIAN ID. SdtuI!ay, Ict ~ y, III
and 800 excursion 10 % ribO second CaDn
45U. pNCuraOu 500, stcorlgt ~ lowest rates
PETER WRIGHT ~ SONS, GEM Az u, % brodu"B'
ru,IIE L. S. AND BRAZIL NAIL SIS. co.
American line ST Thomas. barbados, Para Maianhau,
pcrntmbucn Bahia Fo dc Janelro AMI possibly santos
ronupctlng Monte vidcO ana intermediate ports.
saturday oct y At moon IRON IRON robert
Prom Newport Ncws Va, third day succeeding nc pm
PAUL T. GERHARD x CO., General Astnts - Broad'sL
NNIlITk STAR LINE. ,,.r ,,,r. er,,,,,
EItS FOR QUEENS AND LIVERPOOL
GEENANIC Cant Kennedy Thursday. oct. $3.50 m,
CELTIC Captain Gleude .-... ursuy oct 10, ~ 10 IN
BRITANNIA capt. Perry ...l !lt5I9y oSl - " D. III
ADRIArlC, capt Parscll hursuN. 90, - VA III
From the white star Dock foot Of West lOthst 10. -
RATIS-SalDOn S6O, $50 and HlOl Return tickets on
favorable terms Storage from Ne" York So From mo
Old Country glj intermediate (Adr.ac only 80. tOtlu
sprction OK plans and information apply tho oohpL
ny sources y" 90 h'o'""'S' WV r. j. CORTIS. Agent
Agents for Philadelphia STUART - TOBEY WO Walnut-st
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OFFICE or THE NEw.YORR LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN }
RAILROAD COMPANY. $500 Z

THE LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILWAY CoMPANT(
No. 10 BROADWAY, NEW.YORE, sept {! 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
~ meeting the stockholders OF the Lake Erie and
Railway Company, for the election Of tlree 90 D
rectos FOR the period OK three years VIII DC hod az
the office company in Bloomington H., ON Wednesday,
Transfer books viii remain closed from september Il to
Oc'oo'i H. 1891 JUN l. VI. sCHWAN, Secretary.
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,ED "Do LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
'Np LAGUAYitA, PUERTO CABELLO. CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO.
Firm DIOR


VNLENtlA ...--- hulsuay, OCT. ID
NDEIPII \ .............. W edncsiiAy oct -
These AMERICAN STEAMEHS. specially built for the
superior accommodation. Tor pass1ngefs
An letters that may bU sent 10 noon on tue days tho
steamers sail W.. be daily forwarded providing thcE are IN
envelopes az denomination suiuccnJ %
over tic Un6t postage 0fj cents per haliOunce
For frc ght passage apply 10
' l3J PeIr.st.
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INHE UNDERSIGNED, AS TRUSTEES OF
the consolidated first mortgage OF the ~ NsAs PACl-
FIC RAILWAY COMPANY. give notice thai they arc pre-
pared apply the OF s5O0u0 to the purchase ana TO-
derptou secured by the above described mort
gage lowest price Tor which said bonds can DC @ hs
exceeding the principal and accrued int rest OF sa1 ,n1
uursuant aird sub division OF Article OF SAID mort
gage the sale OF said bonds must DC Tade 10 A
II Calef 1915 Broadway, Room Z second n2JIl, lulN
CITY, prior ~ o'clock Of tho 10Th day OF ocoOe'
'''' JAY GOULD.
RUSSELL SAGE,
Trustees.
New. York, October :, 1855
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IMAM LINE OF STEAMERS

4 '' F0g Of.Ef,NSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
-rry OF IN so, .. saturday. OCT. 3. 1880 p
Ciit ~ i,tl' RI y - saturday, oct ~, II .. m.
FROM Iurlu p.rr of Grln'- Jersey CTS. tABlN
iA~SNGF 500 seUauI -lUO. Intermediate s5j STEER
t,I frIu New Nuk 40 Prepaid tickets @lj, For passage
IN 1 IRON ~
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------------- 0AILATlN NATIcNAL BANK, !
NEw.YoRK sept 80. los9;)
THE DIRECTORS of this bank have ave ., iI my
day declared dividend OF five 90 per cent OUT o. NV
Of The nas six months payable october 10 1852
he fTa1sfer books will closed unil latdate
~ ARTHs Il W, sHERMAN Sasnle..-.
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Nrw- ORR Ton. NOrlcY no IIr! p " NJ WI > - !,
Preaching IN tn manners church, corner OF IWu
nrluo and Nltl. t4 sabbath 40 1910 aud $50 r. IN
Eblr reading At $50 d. IA. Daily, morning amt evening
ptaycr.mcctiugt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03

Rev, HcGry NJ. Sagders, Pastor Of tho central
rpist ufct, A2ds' 1th ana eth aycH prtaches gun
day, ii o. ~ ana 1910 D. Nj sunday sohsol 2ssj
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Prrsbvtcrinn Church I'D ~. Lexingtonaye- The
Rev. H. l. MAPES Oficatc, at 1880 morning; $50 even;
ING Adult Uible claas ~ O'Clock. sabbath schtOl,
Ole ocs Frlyermoctng Thursday evening strangers cor
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FlNUTI- RI ANERIUNN =. COS LINE Tor
i APLYMOUrH london therbour1 PARIS and Hamburg
Mouyla Oct 80 D. M le->lns 10; 10 A. n
FIRST cabin $50 $50, and s7j. 50, .1se SD Round Ltpat
ti,% u tRbr * 90 G. q. RICHARD & CO..
C'n Ngf+ GI Br11ds NY Cen Pas. Agt+ IL Bway. NY
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Labor ana Busfn ess Notes,

A telegram from Pittshurg says 1t is
asserted that the call for another con-
ference was made by three prominent
iron firms there, who want 20 sign the
workers scale and end the strike. The
others disapprove of any such action.
They will hold meeting this morn.
ing. 1.-THE counseis of thb three firms
do no. prevail there will be no confer
ence with tho workmen in the after
noon and the strike will continue. The
Cannonsburg Iron Mills, at Cannons-
burg, Penna., resumed operations yes
Jerday with non.union wd drkmen.
Our total exports Of breadstuffs dur
ing tho eleven months which ended
May 31st, 1885, we're valued at SAG, 431, :
965, against S144, 4,556.773 during the
corresponding period of the preceding
year.
A telegram from Trenton, New Jer-
sey, says: The State Treasurer, by
order Of the Board of Education, has
purchased $3.50, 900 in Government
bonds, for which he had I'd pay $42O, 600.
This has considerably depleted the
treasury. The Long Beach Railroad
Company some time ago deposited
$92. 900 in the treasury for building
forty six miles of road. They cut
down the distance one-half, so one half
the amount has to be paid back"
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany has rescinded its recent order
charging increased emigrant rates to the
Northwest Territories from railroads in
the United States.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Assisted Immigrants.

The Secretary of the Treasury has In
formed the Guardian of the Poor al
Pittsburg, Ramsay by name, who sent
al assisted Immigrant family from
Pittsburg t, Washington for the pur.
pose as he said, = of testing the efficacy
Of the Pauper Enigrant act," that the
Department does not consider the
sending ofa pauper family from one
city to bs burden on one another city
TO be proper way of testing the
law in question" He is also informed
that the health authorities at Boston.
at which port the assisted immigrant ts
ia question are said to have landed.
have been called on for q report of the
facts in the case.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Photography.

Within the past few years there has
been many Improvements introduced
in photography, and the art now
seems as near perfection as 1t is possible
to make 1t. The instantaneous pro.
cess introduced q few years since
is adecided success, and with the other
Improvements that have from time to
time been added, has contributed in a
great measure toward reducing the
price, 30 that even those in humble
circumstances are enabled to possess
fine pictures Of themselves or friends.
Wilmington can boast of some of the
finest artists In this country, prominent
Market street, who furnishes n dozen
fine cabinet pictures at prices that seem
rid .u':usly small,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
From SC. Georkes.

ST. GEORGES, June IL, 1885.-The
ice cream and strawberry festival held
in port Pen Grange hall on Thursday
evening WAS q success in every partic.
ular. There great many present and
all seemed to be enjoying themselves
immensely, owing no doubt to the kind
attention aud bewiching smiles OF the
numerous and " fair" assistance. A
number of our young people Joined the
excursion of the NJ. E. Sunday School
|of Delaware City, to Beverly Park, on
Wednesday last when very enjoyable
time was had. Children's day will be
observed in the NJ. K. Church next Sab.
bath
Work Is now beginning In earnest at
the fruit canning factory. A. 8.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Children,s Day,


Services Will be held in Asbury M. I,
church tomorrow morning 1890 O'Clock.
The pro tramme Of Phillips & Hunt will be
used, and there will be d sermon by the pas
pie. The pastor desires the three schools ia
De present and seated as near to the pulpit
as possible to Join in the exercises Ali
services belonging to Ohtldren,s lay will be
neld IN the morning, and the regular ses-
sion OF Sunday school In the afternoon.
A re union Of the present and former otfi.
GERS, teachers and scholars Of Olivet Presby-
terian Sunday school will be held tomorrow,
VI flldrens Day, in thenchurch, corner OF
inns and Chestnut streets, at 1880 a. IN
rhe superintendent, George Morrison, Will
q w. hsran P T be dsysreS ans
Dowell. Of the Lower Brandywins church, %
and the Rev U. P. Mallery, will speak. Ali
are invited to attend.
O. Jenes, pas.or, Ohildren's Day will be OBJ
served both morning and afternoon. An
interesting programme has been arranged
for both services 1t will consist OF vocal and
Instrumental music, responsive reading, ad-
dresses, etc. No service at night.
At Epworth M. f. church. the Rev. W. B.
Gregg, pastor, Children's Day services will
be hold at 1880 q. M, 2 and I s6 D. IN. The
programme arranged is interesting and in
struetive and varied with music. responsive
SIDING Elder Hill and others. The children
OF the main school and the infant class will
take part In the exercises.
Ohildren's Day at Delaware avenue Bap-
tist church, preaching by Ir. j. Luther.
Secretary 1f the koreign Missionary Society.
at 10. 80 q. m, and to the Sunday school at !
p. m. and by the Rev. Il. Mac % ackin in the
evening at 7.46 p. m.
At Bethel a a; N N. E: church there will be
parents to children, "by the Rev. j, W.
Beckett. At ESQ O'Clock there will be special
exercises Of the Sunday school, Q insisting of
essays, addresses and music. The Rev. j,
W. Beckett will preach at O'Clock In the
evening
At the First Presbyterian church, Market
street above Ninth, the Kev. Henry d.
Lindsay, tho pastor, will preach to the chill
dren In the morning at 10 80 O'Clock. At l.
dren meeting. Short addresses may be
expected from the superintendents of the
other Presbyterian Sunday schools Of WI
and church choir.
Union M. e. church, the Rev. G. W. Pret-
tsman, pastor. Children's services at TO- 80
.. M, illustrated sermon by the pastor, and
Murray and H. ID. Lindsay. Sunday school
at Q q. m. and ppm
The Rev. Jacob Hodson will preach for tho
Wesley M. Z. church, corner OF Maryland
avenue and Bird street, Sunday morn ing
and Kew. W. H. mullen in the evening.
A fine program has been prepared for the
Day exercises In the afternoon,
music. Mr.. +. McOall. who rendered eti-
cient.services at st Paul's concert lately, has
been engaged to be present with his quar-
tette.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
A Pleasant Time

Is anticipated by ali going on the
Asbury Sunday school excursion to
Andalusia on Thursday, June 25th.
They are going to one of the most beau
tiful resorts on the river, free from
rowdy ism, have the elegant steamer
Clyde, while the well known popularity
or their excursions has won for them
the we'll deserved name of the "old
iavorite." The famous First Regiment
band will accompany them.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13

In session at Rehoboth has elected the
following officers: President, DR.. Read
j. Mckay, of Wilmington; Vice Presi.
dent, DR.. George W. Marshall. Of Mil
ford; Secretary, DR.. G. r. Layton, o,
Georgetown; Treasurer, G, w. Sharp, ol
Camden. There were twenty seven
members present and the society ad-
journed to meet In Wilmington ON The
second Tuesday in june, 1886.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13

We are informed that certain un.
scrupulous parties have been soliciting
Subscribers for the Personal Memoirs
Of o. 8. Grant. They have no authori
will not be able to secure the book from
them. Our agents will show prospeo-
tus containing our written authority
for canvassing. None others are author.
zed. BoUGHMAH & Co., sole agents for
the State Of Della ware.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Fifteen Per cent. Interest.

The Central Loan Association has
made for Its mem bers during the past
year fifteen per cent. interest on the
amount invested. We know of no bef.
ter plan of investing money securely
than by taking shares in good Loan
Association. This association is now
issuing a series of shares, which may be
had at 81. 90 each. Shareholders may
borrow money on mortgage or loan
stock as security. Money can be re-.
turned at any time. For shares or fur
ther information, call ON William e.
Hawkins, Secretary, No 712 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Base Bail.

The following samas were playe1 yester-
day:
Chicago Chicago @ Detroit A..
Bos on-New York Boston 4.
New iork-St. l. juis, 8; Metropolitan II.
Baltimore = BalLimore 2 !; Pittsburg 8.
Newark Newark 8 Jersey City 5
Trenton-br oklyn 10; Trenioal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10; Wilm ngion 3
Prince on prince on lb ; dartmouth 8.
Haverhill-Hsverhiil 2 ; Philadelphia /.
Norfolk-National3 8 j; Norfolk ..
Raleigh-Raleigh Henderson
NOTES.
The changing in the pitching rules will,
make good League pitchers OF Ninton and thu
F" only" Nolan.
The Providence Clubs salary list is $2S 900;
Boston paya $40 900 for Its ball ll. yeis, and
Ph lsdelphia goes still higher.
The Buffalo Club, that does not draw q cor.
pOral's guard at home, carried away nearly.
$1,000 as It's share of the gate receipts In Phila.
delphis.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Holds Forth at Smyrna.

Scout Flanner of the Salvation
army, finding Wilmington entirely too
warm to be com Portable, has migrated
to Smyrna, where he is now holding
meetings, assisted by his new wife. He
denies the charges that have been
made against him, and says that he has
not been dismissed from the army, but
that he will not work again under
Colonel Moore until he retracts the
reports which he has circulated con.
cerning him.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Examination OF Teachers.

The annual examination of teachers
for Second and Third grade certificates,
will be he Id at Middletown, aud Kirk.
wood, Monday, June 10Th, Wilmington
and Newark, Tuesday, june Is.
All those whose certifis Gates expire on
or before August 1st, are requested to
present themselves for examination. at
one of the above named places.
The examination at Wilmington will
be held in the room of the Board of
Education; Sixth street commencing at
2 O'Clock a. m. T. N. WILLIAMS.
II. @. CARPENTER. Superintendents,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13

This evening we will sell 15 dozen OF
children's imported full regular made
black hose at IS cents. These goods are
absolutely fast black, beautiful shape
the regular retail price is 90 cents.
Remember, for this evening only Store
open until 10 o'clock. Cranor & Co.,
621 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
ringers Mashed.

AS John Megg inson, who OCCUPIES
the Carr farm in Brandywine Hundred.
was assisting in unloading a reapinr
machine, day or two ago, which he
nad purchased Of John A. Wilson, he
nad Two OF MS fingers badly mashed
by catching them between one of the
boxes and the skids that were beip
used. He had the wounds proper
dressed, but it will be some days if -
weeks before he can use his fingers
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Funeral or . ministers wife

The funeral of Mrs. Annie Pulling
Furness, wife Of the Rev. William 81.
Furness, D. ID well known Unitarian
preacher ofPhiladelphia, took place at II
o'clock this morning from Broad street
Station, Philadelphia. Mrs. Furness
was 83 years of age, and died on Thur,
day at Walliagford, Delaware Co, Pa
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Reason why

you should go to 502 King street is be
cause 1t Is temperance house. There
should be one hundred to dine daily.
The best ice cream in the city, clean
and pure, try it. Last, but not least,
regard for laws of God and man. DOM
keep open on Sunday therefore, all
good people, young and old, should pa
tronize this house.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
CharIes J, III, beckett.

1O8 West Seventh street, Wilmington,
DEL. Wine, Liquor and Cigar Dealer.
Royal Cabinet,
Pure Old Rye Whisky,
Cruiskeen Lawn,
Pure Old Irish Whisky,
Pure Brandy,
Holland Gin,
Old Tom Gin,
Fine Sherry,
And y full line of Pure Liquors and
Cordials.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Take Notice-A Step from Chris.
tlan1fy.

Christ in his purity, and yet holds
malice against bis fellow man, lies in
the sight OF God, and we'll does he
know it, and at the same time hs min-
giles his lips with the blood of Chris,
falsely and to his own damnation Mark
these words carefully and do works
meet or repentance. f. j
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
A OARD.-TO All. wbu AXE

A OARD.-TO ALL WhU AXE SUI
~ fering from the orrors and indiscrerions
Q, yoath, nervous weakness, early decay, loss
vi manho0d, etc., will send q recipe thst
viii cure you, free Of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary In
south America. Send sslf-addressed envs
lope 90 the 2EV. JOSEPH T. INN AN, Sc
uoh ID New York Oitv. mnl-s ,d-daHolt
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
To the Ladies, ,

You will find the largest and best
assortment of children's and misses
trimmed hats at the lowest prices. also
q full line of other millinery goods at
greatly reduced prices. A child's
trimmed hat for 20 and 81 cents misses'
hats trimmed In plaid silk for the price
of 75 cts. Such inducements were naver
offered before, and as such are oniy
prices to suit the times. Yours truly.
MISS L. STEINICKKN, 217 Market 81
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13

Yesterday afternoon the horses of the
Phoenix Fire Company were photograph
ed, attached to the engine, with James
Patterson, the driver, on the seat. The
picture will be reproduced in oil.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Grand Reduction

or hats and bonnets. trimmed and un.
trimmed also fine assortment of
white Milan hats, flowers and all va
rieties of millinery goods Prics I,
suit the times, at M. A. Fitzpatrick.
3Q6 K.cg street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13

Silas Wright, of Parkesburg, has
leased the stables and grounds of the
OK ford Agricultural Society for the
balance of the season. to be used for the
purpose of training horses. Delaware
Boy will be quartered there.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
For Konf.

The stable on West Fifth street, near
Mad ison. Room for three borses and
four wagons. Apply CT the REPUBLI.
CAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13

still few left OF those fine silk
gloves at 25 cents. and the Isle at 13
ana 10 cents. Kennard's new store,
623 Market street
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
Lunch.

A snapper lunch will be served at
Feldmeier g, Second and Walnut streets,
on Saturday evening. All who like
something good should call.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
MS Whispered

mara ia many a slip betwixt the
Id The police force, ant. n bs
d. Archie Given wan's 10 D'
\ n iydacstion did not approve
/ yillsr's suspension By MIR.
u. msmbers Of the Board OF
|sation would 40 We. wen
,'a I csu gst manila wrappers
\, tbs REPUBLICAN office: :,
rs.isthe time to advertise, II
4 % catch the trade.
IN asbsld. head Of a man is an al
Spa for flies.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-13
bl~k Hose.

!, imported black hose for
m Is cents, we will sell for q
n this eyening-regular price,
Crspor & Co., 62l Marke t