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Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
Sting Mn OTIS

Tie sling shot nuisance Is again i'll
full blast in this city, and complaints
of broken window lights and injuries
resulting from the use Of this danger
GUS toy have become so frequent that
Chief of Police Dougherty has issued
order to the officers to arrest every boy
found with ono in his possession.
Consequently, If parents wish to save
them selves trouble and expense they
will SEQ that their boys have not these
|mischievous articles. A few evenings
Since, as a lady was passing along
Eighth street above Walnut, pebble
from n sling shot grahed her face and
struck o stable door, making deep in
dentation. Had the lady been one inch
further ahead, 1t would probably have
knocked her eye out. The Chief IL
Thoroughly in earnest in this matter,
and declared on Saturday morning thai
he would break the nuisance up II ht
had to arraien dock full OF boys he
fore Judge Cummius every morning
lit Ia also said that there IL a man In TIT
Vicinity of Eleventh and Poplar street
Iwho makes business Of manufactur
ling sling shots, which he sells TO boy
lat princes ranging from 8 to 25 cent
leach. The attention OF the Chief ha
been called to this. and 1t Is probabl
the manufacture will be stopped.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

In all ages, and among almost every
people, flowers have been adopted rs
symbols, typos and emblems Of human
com binAtion, affection und loyalty. The
reader need scarcely be rem inded Of the
red and white roses which were the
bad ges Of Laucastrian and York rivals
to the English throne.
But this symbolism Of flowers dates
hack TO periods far Older than the
time of the Wars Of the Roses. The
ancient nations had their emblematic
flowers. The special flower of the Hin
docs, for instance, has always been the
marigold. This Chinese display az
their national flower the gorgeous chry
santhemum.
The Assyrians for ages proudly wore
the water lily. Egyptians delight
most of all in the heliotrope though
the papy rus leaf, used by the ancient
Egyptians in place of paper, may
also be regarded in a high sense as
the sym DO lie plant Of the land Of the
Nile.
The Greeks and Romans were in the
habit of distributing the flowers In
their luxurious gardens among their
gods and demigods lust as In yet
remoter times the sweet basil and
the moontiower were sacred to Asiatic
deities.
In the Roman custom, 10 Juno was
devoted the lilly, to Venus the myrtle
and the rose, to Minerva the olive and
the violet Diana had the Dittany,
Cores the poppy, Mars the ash, Bacchus
the grape-leaf, Hercules the poplar. and
Jupiter, naturally, the monarch OF
trees, the oak.
SO, we may infer that among the
Romans, the lily and the pax were the
emblems Of power, the myrtle and the
rose of love ; the olive and the violet, OF
learning the ash, of war and the
grape leaf of festivity.
Even the days Of the week, rs we use
them now are named from deiJies who
had each his special flower the Sur
| Sunday. the suDfiowtr the Moor
Monday, the daisy Tuesday, (th'
god Tufts day the violet Wednesday
(the god Woden's dsy), the blu'
monkshood Thursday, (the god Thor
dsy), the burdock Friday, (th'
goddess Frea's day), the orchis
and Saturday, (Saturn' g day), TIT
horse tail.
We also find that in our time thu
sacred days In the calendar OF tn
| EnRllBn CnurCn nave HI Jnelr HOWoT U
plant emblems, the prin pipal Of whicl
are the holly for Christmas, the pain
for Palm Sunday and the amaranth TO
All Saints Day.
Monarch and nations have often has
their symbolic flowers. The thistle
the EN- blem Of Scotland and the sham
rock of Ireland. The hehr de- lis Ia tn
badge Of the royal house of France
and the amaranth Of that Of Sweden
The rose blooms forever on the roya
coat. Of arms Of En- gland.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
They All smoke.

Everybody smokes In Holland-that
In. every male body. Walk the streets
of Amsterdam carly in the morning
and observe the most diminutive office
boy sweeping the sidewalk, polishing
the doorplate. or cleaning the windows,
with six inch cigsr In his mouth. IL
ia no uncommon thing for boy ten or
twelve years old to adore you serious
|ly. A beetye yuur min hesr as u
psleeft. And sober, gray haired men
give them the desired light and pass
on. have seen boy not fourteen
wears of age dining with his parents at
the table d 'hote al the Amstel Hotel
light q cigar when the waxed taper'
were passed, as they always are In Hol
land, Immediately after desert, ano
calmly puff away, much to the as
| touishment Of the British matrons and
British papas present.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
FHuIT OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES

The hours Of meals in Yorkshire are
those which were in vogue in PhilA-
delphia some thirty years ago. Break
fast at eight, dinner at half past one or
two, and tea ct half past seven or eight,
the latter always being q good substan-
tiAl meal, with hot cakes, cold meats,
preserves, etc. Tea is Invariably offer
oil to afternoon callers with accompani.
ment of cakes and Of thin bread and
butter.
Tue fare is always OF the best in the
solid, substantial fashion that the
English heart delights in, and assuredly
IL would be . palate that was excessive
ly hard to please that would not nnd
full satisfaction In the famous mutton
poultry, hams and bacon, the wei
fatted fowls, we'll made pastry, and
rich cream of the country. Then sucl
| q superb profusion of fruit as l hav'
seen on the table of mine host OF Cliff
castle .-stra W berries and cherries o
| true English perfection, side by sid
| with hot-house peaches, melons, AM
immense punches of the black Hamburg
grapes. 1t reminds one of the gard emf
| in the old fairy tales, wherein all sort
of fruit were ripe at the same time.
| 1t must be confessed, however, tina
the beautiful velvety peaches lack IN
SAVIOR and perfume and sweetness OF on
own we'll summed fruit. but tn
Strawberries are iucom parably fiue. II
that would eat fruit In perfection mus
partake OF strawberries and gooseber
ries In England, cher ries and apricot
in FRANCE, and melon and peaches 1
the United States. And gourmands a
the French are, they have never yet ur
Iderstood the deliciousness of cream a
An adjunct to strA " berries and raspbel
rios-nay, more, they call strawberrie
and cream mess, and it Is said to
on record how q very distiDguishe
Frenchman, being presented with
plate of that delicacy at . London ga
} den party recently asked, "What am
to do with this?"
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
Painted a u d Papered.

The saloon and restaurant of John
Dolan, No. West Third street, has
been completely renovated and retitted.
The walls are covered with gilt paper
with heavy border, while the ceiling
Ia hand somely decorated. The work
was done by Harry d. Holt, No. 2l3
Wet Second street, and reflects great
credit on his skill as decorator. Tie
carpenter work was done by JOIN
Mines and the painting by Charles Hig
gins. A large Solar Light heater IA,
been placed In tho saloon by thu Sohoer
Heater and Stove Company, and thu
place is now one of the best fitted III
In this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
PAdadsIpha, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Railroad
AUG BIRD. 1885,


Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
lions, 70. I 90, 10 30 .. n; $50, 90, 10, st
p. m.
I 70, SIS, 900, 80, 947, 1905, IL s.. Am
Now York. 200, 5 Is, 8E. 80, 40, 90
Al, 10 Of, IL IS a. m so Al, l 81, 2 80, 4 90
| "a, s IS, o ~ 9 38, 8 As, I 40 p. IN.
For Wost fester, via Lamokin, 40 and
10 a. m; 80 and 4 Oop m.
Baltimore ana intermediate stations, 10 OIL
q. m. 8 90, IL ~ D. m.
baltimore and Bay Line, I 90 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l 20. IL, "a
| 10 O6, 10 SO a. m; 90. 81 IL, 55, 90 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 10, So q. M; IL SO, 2 so, 80
o rs, IL SO p. m.
Lewes and Rehoboth. . 20 am; J2 So ant
Harrington, Delmar and way stations, 8. 8
| a. m, and II IS p. m.
Harrington and way stations, o IS p. m.
Express for Seaiord, 8 sop, m.
express for Dover and Delmar. 40 a. m
| week days, and IL 10 p. m. every day.
| Franklin City, v 40 am; and II IS p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l Philadelphia and intermediate stations
8 10 n. m; IL OIL noon, s 80, 7 40, 9 So p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2 20, 1853 AZ
a M; "a, 6 48 p. IN.
For W est Chester, via Lamokin, 10 a. m.
80 p. IN,
Baltimore and Washington, %, 4 Al, s o4
1 10 90 q. IN. Baltimore. IL AZ p. III.
For further Information passengers are re
ferred to tho time tables posted at the sta
ton.
Trains marked thus " are limited expres
up'' "n''- 'A''" '' j.. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
OBAAns 4. Pvau. General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
BALTIMORE

lie Grand Excurs1on 70
BALTIMORE
TUEsDAy, September 22nd.
The independent Order Of ODD Fellows
will give an excursion TO Baltimore for the
purpose OF attending the ceremonies Of I'M
veiIi ng tho Ridgiey Monument. The Wash.
ington 9rays Bands OF Philadelphia Will &C
company the excursion.
Excursion train will leave Wilmington at
As .. m. returping leave Baltimore at 500
u. m. Passengers on the line OF the Della.
ware and other railroads who cannot reach
Wilmington in time to connect with the ex
cursion train may take the regular train
leaving wilmington for Baltimore at 1000 o,
m. and return in the evening by the Norfolk
express leaving Wilmington at IL. 90 p N.
Tickets for round trip go, good to return
on or before Saturday, September 2eth. FOL
sale at the stcres of u. James Belt, 3. II
Bayard q. +. Thomas Co., J. r. Daughter
& Co., James & Webb, John ]. Gallae her /
Bro, Every Evening office, by members o
the committee and the lanitor at Odd Eel
lows Hall. AS the sale OF tickets Is not limit
ed TO members OF the Urdor It will afford
good opportunity for any one to visit Balti
N ore at a low rate OF fare. Ample time Il
all WED to visit Druid. Hill Park, which 4
celebrated as one ofthe grindest parks II
the world AMI also Harlan Park, whore th'
monument is located and the cere monies viii
b, held. 50 l2l5-lT-l9 Il
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
fSIER ) ORDER.
=, EHlSfEkiSOFFiCE,
Wv CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

! IL August II, 1885.
Ht APPLICATION of Edward II.
tte't.9I Vi D"rrtha johnson, late
[tHt"i Hundred, In said county,
!, - oldrrt'' and directed by the
WA 'iir executor aforesaid give
~ iit'hs ui letters documentary
-'sir Of the deceased, with
49, ,iAais thereof, by causing adver-
Ism,i posted within " days from the
ii,,tn''tlrls III SIX Of the most public
e.. W .,'saiy ii New Castle requiring
S,.sa'' i. demands against the estate
M , ,.' 'Anie, or abide by an Act Of
Hy;,aa-a a'I' 'H7e made and provided !;
IN, WV w same to be inserted within
,t'.i I'D HE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
EbaRss pso.' .u'lln Wilmington, and to
Li, ,n'Ivlh three weeks (cod5.
u (hggnh lnirr the hand and Seal of
J. ,W1H, ol the Register aforesaid, at
n" ~. u ftpn, In New Castle County
~ ~ wv 4Il wear above written.
kfs "NNtAIll>f. GkuBB, Register.
|snir AZ p't sons having claims again al
daiy wa deceased must present the
b.f,.! aVcstcl to the executor,
EA,.r, n'N,' nth, 1856, or abide the
''HhlS "a such case u ade ana pro,
EDWARD II. CHIPPEY'
Fst,, W.t.... Executor,
"stpii, Del. au2y
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

1t will save much delay and con.
fusion II all entries of exhibits for tn,
Delaware State fair ars made at once
The space in all dep will b.
filled, and delayed entries VIII no
secure preferred positions. Send ,
complete list of your exhibits 10 tn
Secretary, d. P. Barnard. Jr., Dover
Del, and entry CARTS to put on ex
hibits will be sent you.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
Nervous, Debsiisaeed Men,

You are allowed a free trial OF thirty days Of
the use OF Dr Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Eiestric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF nervous
debility. loss of vitality and maahood, and
all kindred tr )ubles. Also for many other
diseases. Complete restoration TO health,
.ytgor and manhood guaranteed. No risk Ia
inquired. Iliustrated pamphlet, with full
'nslrraation, terms, otc', mailed free by ad-
dressing Voltait Belt 90. Marshall. Atch.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
N Office.

Call at George B. Townsend's Office
Ola Marx ct street and SEQ plot of aims
house lots now offered for sale. Thes,
10 ia are among the finest building Site
In the city and such an opportunity t,
secure handsome situation for kom
may not soon again be offered. TT
prices are reasonable and terms easy.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

A CeRn.-TU ALI WAC ARE SUI
IN feripg from The errors and indiscre.
tons OF youth, nervous weakness, early de.
i, cay ,loas Of manhood. etc. will send recipe
that will cure you free CT charge. This great
remedy was dis;overei ny missionary In
Nv 18th America. Send a self-addressed enve.
] ore to tho REV, JOSEPH 4. INMAN, sta
!c7 - New York City. mi.eod-d&w.y
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
Fasher Rsiily's Likeness.

Baud g. Mitchell, No. Ais Market
street, nave larse number OF the litho.
graph likenesses, OF which this paper
spoEs u ssM days ego, for sale Ths
picture is pronounGsd o perfect likeness
of the veneraIsd Father, ana wSulu oe
a valuable acquifieiOn 10 the p ' oFns'
ments of any parior. presenl
ded. !
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
'lSTEE'SORDER
WIZ TJFI,
Nywn F"leTtk'S OFFICE,
'A-iLE Cot NTY. DEL,

"A~ tAsriE Coz NTY. De1
tiiS,We application OF Ann X,
ifillR,n,a 'I .nisi'airix of ANDREW
kifops"N .dir # Wilmington Id {.
lSei". / l'''n-"t, II Is ordered and Ill
faal -. ''. 'irr that the Administrator X
"''lrr II wanting of Let ers
~ VII, a.. 'I lpmi the estate OF the de-
klgiiy,,s.' w 'lit" Of granting thereof. by
Eeas ,fn,' 3" ~ 10 be posted within
{tr0,, M '''r datr of such Letters in six
ts,,-ln''tiIr' 49, of the county Of New
~ Tie ~ N' parsons having demands
Lsh!an A., 10 Present the same, or
{sut br',y, assembly In such case
IslQtrI,J /. ond also cause the same
~ hp.p, ,''.ii' III" same period In the
lllrt1n. s,., u new spaper published In
fstsrA, Ts IN !" ne continued therein
r Giy. ,".,t week..
r. .laca,'h under tue hand and Seal nj
+ lWIr"' III" Register aforesaid. n
ftAd, NJ Ion, In New Castle Count,
h. IN IN shd wear above written
PsrGs-AliI Nus g. GkJBB, Register.
hial. a. ~ p'f+"n- having claims vains
f to.ya ."r deceased mtat nr,.s..p, III,
;1ee Au ' '.,..,, ~ the Acministratrix. OF
AltaiAss.,nt, J5lih, A. ~, I8sb, or abid
la, ANN Il. pETFRRON.
n.t's, Wln.,.,. AdiElnistratrix.
''' ''heF' Atty. au2G-w IS
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

-YLADIES OR dENiLE-
!, .,.n,s 10 Introduce tho best
!. sInng books in The market. NO
.s,.ie1 but ll.tlo push and
s.s,Ials Hest Of commissions
,nnT siIl be paid those showing
,.,, ,s BY letter, giving reference,
..,'V a. stiff
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
s. S. S.
Indigesti on Cured

suffered for more than tive years with IN
digestion, scarcely able to retain the simplest
food on my STOMACH. The burning sensation
was almost intoletable, and my whole system
was deranyed, was wakeful and could not
sleep, and consequently more or less nervous
ali this time. | declined in flesh, and suffer
ed all the usual depression attendant upon
This terrible disease. In word was m iser-
ab,e. At last, falling to ind relief In any
thing else, l commenced the use Of Swtfte
Specific. / BEGAN to improve at once. Tho
medicine toned up the stomach, strengthened
tho digestive organs, and soon all that burn
ing cea ed, ana could retain food without
difficulty Now my health is good and can
es anything in the shape of foad, and digest
1t without the slightest difficulty. l most
cheerfully boar this testimony, because there
nre hundreds suffering as was, and l am
sure they can b. as readily healed. Take
the prescribed dose after eating. instead OF
before. JAME En- nj ANN, No. IA Ivy street.
Atlanta, Ga, May 10 1855.
For sale by all druggists.
| Treatise en- Blood and Skin Diseases mail.
| ed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
| N. V, lb7 w. 2Bd st. drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

TLp-THRtE OR FuIR
ka,i.,,. we'll furnished second and
Irr.u.; yuoi hOird and homo
1 M, able toad. No. 500 ~ash-
k,N,, sAs "
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

.TyIEHOuSEK EE:P ERS To
y, ts,t .hey con have furniture
n,nlsaed and upholstered, and
ks,,t cheaper than anywhere else
4 ST. HAMILTON b 20: No.
SEistth street. oll-u
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

MED - 50 SMART GIRLS TO
|alp shi!, and collar making Regu.
Ilut while learning work given
IA, IRELANU. S0T Market street.
aul2-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

krll-pAkINkn. WITH SIN ALL
k',ul to tage interest in and the
Irrl ia veil established Mark ct
[,rs.s Address +. NJ. Z. RErUBLI-
1 slpitt
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
AIRS. LAURA osaooD HARKNE s.,

NERs. LAURA OSaOoD HARKNR s.,
snInOr sCHooL FOR BOTH sExRs
VIII ~ open
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ID, 1896,
A. yhs northeast corner Ninth and King
streets.
GLASSES will be formsu In sfl common ard
higher English branches, in bookkeeping,
m usie and tuch ancient and modern Ian
guages as may be desired.
The primary departure Mt will be under the
successful management which has x vsn
such satisfactton1n the past.
A full stall of experienced gentlemen and
lady teachers insures ,hOr0ug instruction
and drill Ia all depsrtmen ts.
the nu merous and hor or4ble patronage 0
this sch DOL during the past tour years an
the system attic discipline Of mind and body
which has been it's chara cteri5tic excellence,
must rende- the year now opening the most
successful OF Its history.
Terms, from IS to SIS per quarter, accord
ing to CLASH citation. For further infoIma-
tion and to secure seats apply TO
MRS. HARKNEyS,
No. 800 Market street, this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

|NtD - A CuLORED BOY TO
be sle ola orse and make him.
hi ,toa, house. Apply at this
sl8-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

|yED - PERSONS WANTING
Irl Tor general homework or cooks,
kliNo. w orange street, lntelli.
Ia sll.2ot
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

pItD-A ktLiABLE MAN, FOB
kanin n o reading room. Call on
u. rl,sIsy evening, after 40 o.
~ k.1g street. sig It
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

|NED - EXPERIENCED GIRLS
!. pi1ts alsO learners, ard story. Nc.
bSslding, TIN and Walnut street,
eLLLSCO. sig II
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
WANTED.

-ynInt,LADlES IN UlTY
~ ls,,y a work tor us ~ their
tS.. ..sii employment NO 10,
N, suv' WORK can DO sent oy mail
sp 'sy,sc,ionl; 70 TO " per week
y W Ma canyassing; particulars
..si, o, vorR mailed for four cents
.s.e address, HomR MANY
~ boston, Mass. +. .: box,
psoVr aul4-3m
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
Still in the Business,

We will sell bags for the
next five days, that is wraps,
less than they can be bought
tor in Philadelphia, insuring
you a saving of ten per cent.
not counting the cost of ship
ping them to Wilmington
bagsbelow cost 10 close them
out. These goods are not
damaged but are frst-class
in every particular. At the
REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

NED A COOP COOK. REFER
ss 'etllreI ApIly at 1901 West
$685.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

tlEI-A GOOD PROTESTANT
pima family Of three. Apply at
e street. slv7ts
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

fkl-A tiJOD COCK. APPLY
a. L.-tdri street. slY-3tt
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

itDiLE, AT NO. 6O3 WEST
sOnd street, buys and SELLS
NJ Of secondhand fl rni-
dding, carpets, stoves and
Ised, auI0-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

hElfER = SIRAYEDES~N
Pliion the DUPONT farm N kS
paddle o! August, a black W1
u Helel, years old, with sina i
[l.isii ANY inform alton concern.
Esll be thankfully received BY
EbaAhs, Stanton, lei. sll-dSw
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

va NtLlESE KITTEN, ABC Ut
.allli I'D. A suitable reward will
V@ ie'Itnirs 1t To 4O2 X ing street.
SD ITS
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

'-A LAZY 5 BROWN CLOrH
A'G iaF trimmings, in going irem
10 "ashng N 10 kiGg street.
aisss'i will be paid by leaving IL
aAa'.et street. siT.ti
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

UOR SALE-ALMSHOUS PROPERTY
e at private sale. 5000 feet OF building
froats available tor rapid Improvements.
New plots now ready. 5000 feet front Of lots
West of Brocme street. Low prcies and
ter ms to suit the purchasers.
JOS. l.. CARPENTER, Jr.,
FRANK CHANDLER,
~ 6O2 Il ipu at
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
rox al Ii.

NOR SALE - A VALUABLE SAND
e lot, containing large amount OF the
best building sand in depth from sixteen 10
twenty feet. The lot has q frontage on
three streets Of seven hundred and forty
nine feet, and h now offered at less than the
prospective value OF the ground alone, fol-
building purposes whom tho sand shall have
boon removed, tho demand for which must
be very large, as this Is now the only avail
able rand lot OF much value either In or nenr
the city. Parties desiring such property
should not fail to exa inc 1t. For furthel
inform At ion, apply at 1858 Market at. sl2l2l
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

DUARDING PLEASANT FRONT
ID rooms with board. 33l East Fourth
street. s22otf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

GUARDING i CHEA> BOARDING,
ID homo comforts and bath at the FELTON,
aouse building Second AMI Walnut streets.
sl6-6tN
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
Sill

DIOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST PHO
T. ductive farms in New Castle county
within seven miles Of this city. 1t contain
208 acres and will DO sold at q very low figure
and ON Easy terms, Full particulars.on appli-
cation to SAM Ell CUtBEkT. 500 Shipley
street. s9-u
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

DUBLIC SALE DAlRYMEN AMI
IL farmers take notice. Remember the
day and place. Cows at public sale, at VII.
iage Green, Delaware County, Pa, on
at O'Clock, D. m, sharp,
10 head Of first-class fresh cows and C5@EHpl
sprtnKers. The above COWS are EESlES
good business COVE and worthy the W0
sttention OF buyers. 2 and I month"; cleuit
Tho train that leaves Wilmington at 1920 a
N, stage connects q. Linwood Tor the sale
ROBERTS q TYSON.
L. W. Stidham s. Son, Auct's. auT-d&w
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

sE n
ircen,.,,1
|,,,ntnilyU
dcbility2
|m-t. Z
in : y
u,ithoat.1
| Nelan'cIh,l|
| ..hbiSl
|t.bm a, :
| hIh T.
,llotT'2
,fifan ~
,. n sw
Il. \ |
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

NyOTICE-WE HAVE NOT GONE
IN cut OF business, and yOu can
the REPUBLICAN office as cheap
~ ever. s1o.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21
This remedy contains no injurious aruvs
six WesI-knOwn Cttfzens' Opin lon

Ely's u r ea In
BALM has cured
me of catarrh OF
50 ieral y ar S
standing;rostored
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

OvOR SALE THREE GOOD <R
g cows. Also a lot oil cart har
moss cheap. A. q. ls. ANDERSON, Front
and U MON Streets sl2.sts
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

GNOR SALE--A LOT or NEW AMI
u second hand dearberne, suitable FOR
any kind Of business at OOLE'S, 1906 Mar
kot street. mhl3-tr
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

|f aessi|
|lIt sss1
ot9F Ind
ad matt}
Daily Republican., 1885-09-21

dor SALE--4 THOROUGH d.
r bred shepherd pups. eight S4xkrS
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