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Declaration of Sole Trader.
TERRITCRY OF ARIZONA, ]
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 COUNTY OF YAvApAI, '' THIS ceriifes tbat on thls, l4th, day o. 1 November, A. D. 1884. before me, r. J. Brannen, a notary public, in and for said county and Territory, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Nellie Ro- gers stone, the wife of Henry ] Stone. re siding at Williams, in said county of Yayapai, pcrsYhally known to me, who then and there made the following declaration as a Sole Trader under and in pursuance of an act of the Legislature of the Territory of Arizona. entitled, "An act amendatory of Chapter NAXlI, Howell Code," appro ed Deccm. Der goth, 1865, viz: l, Nellie Rogers Stone, the wife of Henry ]. Stone, residing at Vii: Hams, in tue county of Eavapai and 1erito. ry of Arizona, do hereby make known and declare that it is my intention on and after this date to do and carry on business in my own name d on my own account as a Sole trader
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 Subscribed and sworn to before me this, I4th day of November, A. D. 1884
 SEAL NELLIE ROGERS STONE P. l. BRANNEN, Notary Public, Yavapai
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 COUNTY OF YAvArAI,
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 In witness whereof l hereunto set my hand and affix my Notarial seal the day and year first herein above written.
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Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

WILMINGroNIASs who visit Phila-
delphia should be very careful not TO
joke or smile upon the Streets, or they
might be jerked up, rammed into .
prison van and black asked almost to
death by some four or Ave stAlwart
policemen. The article published else
where OF Philadelphia police brutality,
Of which the city editor Of the RKrUB'
LICAN was an eye witness, sounds
strange when We consider that Phila'
delphis is noted ct hom~ and abroad for
It's humanity and Its effisient policemen.
Mayor Smith should Immediately hun,
out the fellow who black acked the
harmless nam that was slammed into
the prison van and discharge him i'm
medtately from the force. Such mar
would have TO walk the chalk very
quick II he was on the police force o
Wilmington, and we do not believe
Mayor Smith can any more afford u
have brutes upon his force in Philadel
phia than Mayor Rhoads can In viii
mington.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
r ARaK PuRIO sALE-ELM az VI.

r AP0E PUBLIC sALE--ELMER W.
Ia CLARK, intending 10 change MS mode
OF farming win positively sell at pubic sale
At his farm. adjoining the town OF rev CsN
tie. Del, about minutes Walk from New
CASTLE Railroad station, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1882
It'll o'clock, q. m, as follows
Six head OF good work horses. In
Ne. l. Harry, large bay horse, good -AS
driver and worker.
No =, Bill, large sorrel horse, good s'rons
No. 8, pair OF strong tssm horses
No. !, poc tor, sorrel horse. extra good
driver.
ne. 8. George, young black horse, fn'
driver. safe for . lady.
NO. 0, Nora. fine, large, beautiful pay
mare, syears old, has never been hanaio,
for speed, but can show q S-minuto gait OF
the road good style and action, and ~
road mare can't be beat.
No. I, a par of extra good wo'k muies
fast walkers.
No. s, one single mule, will work TO any
thing.
Also, my entire stock Of 20 home ~ ,...6l
raised Durham and holstein COVE, n.y.
some with calves by their sides, NQ
ing first claes stock COVE. either for milk oil
butter, should attend this sale, as there II
seldo N such cows sold atp bile safe
-Four yoke OF good oxen, quicK walkers.
mo horses and mules are susn as haNt
been using on my farm, and will suit any
body wanting z BOD, reliable horses. cal
especial attention " the young rettipp
mare Nora
Also, horse cart, coal cart, new, nevel
used OF cart, timber wheels. 2 farm wagons
dug-out, dear born. 2 sleigns, plows, har
| rows, cultivators 2 wheat drills, grain fan
moving machines, large four.hsrse sweel
| power and feed mill, good city made mill
| wagon, cost 500 ; and many other things no
| enumerated. The property and stock ar
| WORTHY the attention OF farmers and othort
TERMS ALI sums OF 800 and less cash
| on all sums over that amount a credit OF
days ELMER W CLARK.
| l. W. StidhAm n son, Aucts.
olT.9l-tod-ltw
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore na,t
OFT. 18TH. Iss5.

Trains leave " ilmington as follows.
FOR PhilaielJhia and internedats ~.
tons, 0 ~. 70, 10 30 a. n; 2so, 40. ia as
p. IN. y"
Philadelphia te1press). 4 slb az ,p
] % 10, 800, $40, go. 10 o. II a
IL 80, b, bH, Jb5, e2g 83s. eisnm
new YORK, go, 3 10, 8E $50, 90 -0
~ ~ 70 II ga IN 'i2 -, lb4, 40, ~
s2I, o. 20 o3s, CAS-, ii0p.m.
For West Chester, via I.atnoRlu. 40 and
10 n m; 2 30 and 1 COP m
Baitim IRE ana intermediate station, 10 "A
.. IN. D on, II IL y N.
baltimore and bay Line, 7GOp. N.
baltimore and Washington. 1914 l.sN
10 %, 10 80 a. N %. y II 465 5gOp m
Trains for delaware DIVISION leave iar
rev .,ast'e, % a. m; i2 SO, : ", 3@t@
| ana II 10 Pm
Georgetown and Lewes 9 40 a. n. 80 IND
o26 p. m.
Harrington, Delmar and way s,atlen:, u
g. III IL 30 and 40 y. N
Express for Harrington, 3 b0p NJ.
Express FOR lover ami Delmar. 80 L.
week days, and II 10 .. m. every da5.
franklin City, s40s.m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| Philadelphia and intsrneiis tsuOa,,
Q 10 .. m Il 10 noon, b 80, : ~. p55pm.
| Philadelphia and New Y0Tk, 200, 9l.3i,
7 20, IL as m; 522, o+s p. N
For West Chester, via I.am0sin. slQs H.,
8 30 p. IN,
Baltimore and Washington, ! g al, sN,
~ % q. m; 90 D IN. Baltimore. nap. N.
| For further information paa ensers are 70.
! ferrod TO the time tables posted ~ the as'
ton.
Trains marked thus t. are limited express
upsn which extra fare is charged,
J.R WOOD,
General PASSENGER Agent.
CHARLES Il. PUgH, General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

THR verdict Of Ohio Is, Let thu
tariff alone"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

uosition 10 still maintained. 1t 10 the
Democratic party that supporss tariff
red uc sion. II is recommended and
supported In every Democratic State
convention that Is held In fac. the
Democratic party In getting Is nearly
to free trade as II possibly can, and
every effort made in that direction shuts
up more manufactures and cuts down
wages.
1t Is well known by every Intelligent
workin zmAu that as soon Is tarif
tink ering commenced work got scarce
and wages got 10 yer, and the more the
tariff question is AgitAted the less worn
aud less wages workingmen will get
Workingmen should not be long II
coming to that conclusion, aud wher
they do come TO 1t, the remedy to then
should be clear. Their duty should b
to oppose tariff agitation and free trad
tendencies.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
W An A n AA q MS.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, Oct. ~, 1885.
l. -: +,u <o .~ao1r ~

fHlLAD kLfHlA- mouC ny, pCt' ~, 1901
1t is high time to speak OF
that part of furniture in
which our taking the lead is
a matter of comparatively
recent date.
For one cause or another
we have been restrained from
making known the steps by
which we have come to our
present stage. Had we
kept you informed Of what
we were doing from year to
| year we should have over
whelmed ourselves with trade
beyond our facilities.
l 1t is tolerably well known
that we have gradually got
into such relations with
makers of bedroom and
dining-room furniture every.
where, east and west and at
home, that nothing good es-
capes US; that all the re.
sources of furniture m aking
) are ours as much as If they
= were under our root; auc
+ that here is gathered a NOR
y inclusive collection of pro
per woodwork of ever,
3 grade than there is in al
d Philadelphia together be
n sides. So that whateve
n wealth or poverty seeks her
Z, is the place to find it; t
is find it abundantly to find
5 ), surrounded by similar thing
IN that ought to be seen befol
.s a choice is made
y, 1t is tolerably we'll know
he too what our system OF trat
Of is-fair trade is the shorte
t fss name for it. We consid
es what we ought to sell s;
at article for and mark it
m that everybody can read
he while the prevailing practi
ry, is to mark with secret sig
what is the secrecy 10
at So that the seller can gau;
i in his price by the buyer,
e5s knowledge, his conceit,
red red vanity, his money tact,
oes money. The price OF fur
o oSa ture is generally made FRI
a study OF human natu
ma. Sas Everybody knows it; a
the guards against it by gol
,S,a about from store to ste
pete comparing and haggli
to And yet nine-tenths OF
did stores-perhaps ninety n
non in a hundred-stlck to Il
Vas crooked ways. A comm
's sdt trick is to sell some art
Con- very low indeed, SO low
ever . II to fasten the buyer.
ally pays enough before he s
i bout through.
:. all 1t is well enough kne
re- ei ie that nothing of that sort
Gratis pens here. But hagg
, S sna has a certain tascina
listed when the money amount
t ! oh much. Wholesale t
ap, consists almost entirely
as ne haggling. Houses, hol
mt carriages, pianos are soil
With haggling-why not fl
majors .1 ture! Banking, dealing
1
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

nUHLlC SALE or OOWS-THE UN.
Village Green. Del. 90, Pa on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER y, 1886,
AT O'Clock, p. ~,
FORTY head Of trst class fresh COWS, (CuQ
spriRgers and fat COWS. Among this HX
lot will be found some large Durham cows,
large mixers also some choice butter COWS.
Persons wanting good stock should attend
this sale. This stock Is Of our own selection
Two and Iour months credit.
ROBERTS TYSON,
l. W. Sudham 4 Son. Aucts. ol7-d&w
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
[,lnthin1

We offer you the best
chance to buy good Cloth
ing, and to buy it at fairer
prices, we believe, than was
ever offered in Wilmington.
We have, at great expense,
bought goods and have had
them made right here in our
city, until now we have an
immense stock Of Suits and
Overcoats for Men, Youths,
Boys and Children. We
have also bought some large
lots Of Clothing, SO that we
have both to offer our
own make and New York
made. We do business sc
as to win trade, selling goods
at fair prices, not represent
ing anything to be but JUS
what it is. We buy in large
quantities with ready cash
and often of first hands, 81
that we are sure to max
a good profit in buying
which gives us a good star
for low prices.
Our TAILORING DE-
PARTMENT contains tn
Choicest Fine Goods to b
found.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
"RUSrEE'S SALE-THE 81 BSChll
l. err, as Trustee, will sell at Public. Au
tion, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER -, 1885,
at O'Clock, D. m,

-
ton, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER -, 1885,
at2 O'Clock. p. m,
at the Court House, in the city OF W lining
ton, the real estate Of the late Henry u.
Webster. deceased.
II consists Of $50 acres OF arabic and wood
land. situate in Brandywine hundred. New
Castle County, Dol. lying on the Philsdel-
phia and Wilmington turnpike, or tho ship
ley and Edgemoor roads AMI the Shellpot
creek. about one and one half mites north OF
Wilmington.
The improvements are substantial stone
dwelling house. stone ynst mill. tenant
house, large barn and stable, and other out
buildings.
The farm land Is well fenced and in good
condition; much OF the wood land is well sci
In timber. The quality of the land Is sei
lent, the location one Of the best In the state
there are several attractive building sites or
tue premises For terms and further infor
nation, apply TO
CHARLES Il. LORE. Trustee,
Ninth and Market streets,
ol2-eod Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19

Get aha we'd at Stansbury MurrAy's
No 1O4 East Front street, on Saturday
afternoon and evening, where Gus
toners do not have to wait.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
WAHAMAKRRs0.

sists of haggling. The
Stock Exchange is the big
gest haggling-machine in the
world. To the poor the lit
tie sums they pay for daily |
use are big. The business
OF almost all the little local |
stores is done by haggling.
The world is not so full
Of hagging without some
reason. Haggling has its
advantages. Here we are,
our prices just so-no more,
no less. A dealer outside
can. ask more for his things ;
and then, if his customer
happens to know our prices,
he can drop - he would
rather make a very little pro-
fit than nothing. Hence
elastic prices and haggling.
We have only one defence.
I'VE have get to have better
things and deal with gene
rosity. That is our only
way to beat a townful OF
hagglers.
| Excuse the DEPRESSION. 1t
was needful to state with
some fitness what you know
lin shadowy way and act as
lif you didn't know at all.
! The part of our furniture
stock you hadn't the chance
Ito know the state of so well
lis upholstered work, mantels,
tables, chairs, cabinets, cas-
els, bookcases, desks for
house and ofhce-all those
{ difficult wares to manage
well because OF the number
: Iot forms they come 10, the
, room they require, the skill
lin choosing, the knowing
r where to 60 on and where
to stop.
i Upholstered work is most.
lily out of sight. Vast sums
, lof money in it. Somebody
+ has got to be trusted. There
i, must be a way to be sure Of
: the maker. 1t belongs to us
e to be sure. 1t belongs tc
lyou to trust. Another day
n perhaps, we'll tell you how
+ we know the inside OF these
h things. You see here
d long array OF sofas and chair
, not only upholstered, bu
I actually covered with cost.
!. Istufs. A roomful beside
). of the stuHs. 1t isn't common
2 to buy these things witt. an,
" sense of sureness. The soft
d ness and spring may com
re of something else than stee
=. land curled hair. They ma
~ hatten out in a twelve-montt
III In the higher range of uE
e holstery you are scarcel
er willing to buy by what 20
re,can see and feel.
to The more difficult part
it the getting together OF shape
% enough and styles enough
re tor all this getting has got
be paid for. The things
wn last year must be gone.
de swift current OF trade max
est everything easy.
ler How many shapes
an tables and chairs, do y
so think ? We could fill Il
it, building no two alike.
ice lall the crooked ways of p
ms ting pieces OF wood togetf
or , the tabie-maker seems
lqe have discovered most
his chair-maker next; the ca
his lnet-maker not far behind,
hisl In short we have a rea'
mi. made stock of furnitr
rom much OF it such as people
ure twice-over for having it N;
andto order; and we make
,ing order besides.
ore john WANAMAKEE
. Chestnut, Thirteenth and M.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-19
BEE HIVE"
BOG Market St.

Are now showing the lar
gest stock of dry goods ever
put under one root in this
city. In consequence of hav-
ing the large reserve stock
on hand, we are making such
low prices on goods that it
is impossible for you to pass
them by without a careful
examination. Prices do tell
the story. We are receiving
new cloaks and wraps every
day. Our prices will posi-
lively be below competition
Saturday, Oct. II, we sell all
of Doct. Warmers makes OF
corsets at about : price for
that day and evening. Now,
don't forget this bargain
also special bargains in
hosiery.
R. L. RUSSELL.
oc,l5 tt