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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

L. societe .Franeaise, par metre
sfgsne, s'adressc a la population
charitable do Ia paroisse Vermillon
Ast alhonneur de lui announcer qu'elle
donnsra IN bal pare ct masque 'e
II courant, jour du Mardi,Gras. Ap
pa'e, asssi eommes-neus persnades
aue 70 public en- general, les demoi
s''ss en- particulier, s'empressera dt
fepondre 4 l'appel de ses nembres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

son for printing the rules and regu-
lations of this board was re.erred to
the Finance Committee.
On motion, Messrs Remy Brous.
sard, Felix E Broussard and Aris
tide Picard are requested to procure
(by donatioL) site or lot for q
school house in the upper portion o.
the 4th ward; and report to this
board at the next meeting.
On motion, the board adjourned
to meet on the lst Saturday OF Apri
next.
W. W. EDWARDS, president,
!. N. WILLIAMS, secretary.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14
LIE CAFE.

II est generalemeat admis par les
medecius hygienistes que lie cafe pris
a doses modHr9es est, tout 4 ID fois,
un excitant, un TONGUE ct IN diges'
tif. Toutefois cette notion ehpiri-
que await besoin d'stre etaye par des
recherehes de physiologique expert.
mentale, ct, c'est ce point de vue,
que lie journal hygiene signale les ex-
periences de NJ. lie DR.. Guimaraes.
de Rio Jaheiro, (Br6sil,) Pune des
contrees du globe les plus riches en-
varieties de cafe.
Un premier lot de cinq chens, II,
bres de manger de la viandc a 70
lont6, il a fait absorber, chaque jour,
une infusion de 2 a 800 grammes de
cafe torrehG. lie resultat de ce re-
eime est ainsi note "Perte com.
plete d'appetit-diarrhe - diminu
ton du poids-hort au bout de cinq
a neuf jours."
L'action de Infusion de cafe sur
des chiens soumis a l'inanition s'est
traduite par une acceleration de la
mort.
Les chiens qni buvaient simple
ment de l'eau claire, ont resi- 'te pen
dant viDgt quatre trente jcurs, tan
dis que ceux qui prenaient une infu
sion iournaliere de cafe de 1O(
grammes ont succombes au bout ds
quclques jours.
voici, dh reste. les conclusions d.
memoire du savant physiologiste.
10 lie cafe fait consommer un'
plus grande quantite de nourritur'
azotee son usage rend plus rapid'
rassimila ton ct la assassination
ou, 81 Pom veut, la renovation de
tissus
20 Cette boisson, .agissant comm
e cxcitant ct reparateur, serait utile
. ceux qui Sc livrent 4 TN fonctionnt
8 ment active ellie permettrait un
d3pense ct une consommation plu
!. grande de substances azotees ct aug
9 menterait ainsi la puissance da ira
r vail
o 30 Ellie serait atile aux vieillar
l. chez qui l'assimilation est plus dld
z cile.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

4 . bonne heure, nos voisins III.
osrle ont en6n compris quill fallait
u0 routes carrossales ct wont met
N q force Ia loi eui a trait a Zen
ust'sn des chemins publics. II Sc
/. halt grahdement temps ct pour nous
y aos voisins qu'une route au moin'
sslcable nous relierait en- atten
! u'al que lie cheval de vapeur fass'
H3ntlr les airs dc son cri strident.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14
SCHOOL BOARD.
Abbe5ille, La; Feb, 7th 1885

Abbe1ille, La; Feb, 7th 1885.
The Board of School Directors
met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment, with the following members
present, to wit :
w. W. Edwards. president, and
Messrs J Nugier. NJ G Broussard, }.
Morgan and J N Williams. Absent:
&c Kibbe and N v Lampman.
On motion, the Police Jury is
hereby requested to levy tax of z
mills on aIl taxable property OF this
parish for the support Of the public
schools for the year 1888 it being
estimated that said amount will be
necessary for the maintenance OF said
echools.
On motion resolved, that the un'
prorated funds now in the treasury
are hereby directed to he distr'bu
ted among the different wards lnciu
ding schools now temporarily closed
and that Messrs J Nugier and } n
williams are requested to furnish
the treasurer list showing the mum
ber of children SO enrolled, as a ba
sis for making said distribution.
| On motion, the president and th'
secretary of this board are author
lied to charge teachers for damages
dnne +, eoisters while in their charge
and furthermore, all teachers shall
nav at least So 90 for all register
not returned when required.
On motion the president. of thi
board is authorized to grant leav
Of absence to any teacher who ma.
. wish to visit the Exposition now b
ing held in New Orleans, provides
that they may not be absent 10
more than two weeks.
On motion. the bill Of E. l. Add
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

Total receipts to date $750l 81
Said Treasurer produced and de-
livered to us warrants drawn ON the
Treasury to the amount Of So ,2O8.72
which warrants we have ready to
deliver to the order of the Board.
Thus leaving balance in the
hands of the School Treasurer OF
1892 IS.
Respectfully submitted,
AbbetilIe. Dec. 29th 1884.
W. w. EDWARDS,
j. N. WILLIAMS,
t. Finance Committee.
The following report from the
Treasurer was read, and on motion
was adopted, to wit
ABBEvILLE, La, Jan. 8, '85
To the Hon. President and members
of the School Board of Vermilion
Parish.
The following are the amounts
left to the credit of the various funds
in the school departments OF this
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

On mande de Washington que
pendant le dernier semestre de 1884
ilsa etS delivrs que les,2I5.25o
cartes postales, au lien de l94,64l,'
005 pendant le meme semestre dc
l'anaee d'avant. On pense QUO
estts diminotion est un effet de Ia
reduction l deux cents du prix DAT
lranchissement des lettres.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

Allous jeunes gems ct vous Jennes
d.poiselles, preparez vous. La 30
ei4.s Franeaise a dfja du vous pre-
,.nir oa'elle se propose de vous don
per as jill bal de mardi gras. Lee
teur, aprAs le labeur ct les tracasse
ries d. meuage, IN peu de gazette ne
.ail jamais de NAL.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14
N O T &c E.
---O-O--O

10 those who have anything in
the line Of House painting. Paper
hanging, old furniture rc6tting, such
as cleaning, vanishing, uphoslter-
ing, &C., sign painting a speciality.
| will 20 in the country to do Such
work as may be needed in that line.
satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.
1 can always be found in the town
Of AhbevilIe or address P. O.:
Box II, Abbeville, La.
e. A. MAzERoLLE,
Sent .'84.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

! VOLTA lc meilleure saison de plan
Ter les arbres. Lecteurs vous qul
aimss lee fruits ne negligez pas de
planter de arbres utiles. Songez
aassi que le temps est proche Oh il
Iaudrs aussi confer a la terre le,
ponnes de terre qui convienncnt a
,oiIe climat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14
School Board.

ABBEv1LLE, La, Jan. 8, 1885.
The Board of School Directors
met this day, in regular session,
with the following members present,
to wit W. W. Edwards, presi-
dent, and Messrs. J. Nugier, NJ. V.
Lampman and J. N. Williams.
Absent-M: G. Broussard, John
Morgan and E. G. Kibbe.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read, and on motion the same
were adopted.
w. W. Edwards reported pro-
eress as to the indemnity school
warrants, as instructed to attend to
at the last meeting of this board. !
Mr.. Lastie Broussard having sub
| mitted an itemized bill for costs, in
suits brought by the School Board
against Chas. Picard and others
and for act of exchange Of school lot
at Perry's Bridge, amounting to
$3.50, the same was allowed and
ordered to be paid out OF the contln
gent fund of this board, said amount
to be replaced to the credit Of said
fund, out of moneys accruing iron
18th section school lands.
The Finance Committee having
submitted the following report. thu
same was adopted. to wit
To the Hon. President and members
of the Board of School Director
| for the parish of Vermilion.
We, the undersigned members o
the finance committee beg leave t.
report as follows That we this da.
called on Eli Wise, Parish Treasu
fer and ex-oficio school treasure
and settled with him as follows, W
ascertained that he lad received til
following sums, viz: ....
1884. June 81 Reed OF n. {
Young. Ex-Treasurer $3,546 3
June FL of State Treas'r 155 0
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

/. mortalits du globe serait d'a'
h,A, Ia .tatistique ssivante par mi
s,t. 81 deces par jour, e6, 6,4So ct
J, aimee de s5,II5,2so !; tandis que
:. ,,;..auces seraient de 36,792,'
oO1 D,r an, soft 100000 par jour ct
n mar minute.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

=. rbumes sont a l'ordre do jour
., ~; .'ep,snd que ga. Voyons c'es'
,.s., Wv. Ia chaleur ct lie pm
temps.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

w., ., roulons pas t're trop ez''
.!.,s a.'' ,t +, nous ne croyons p"s l'stre e"
fsaat' 's.'st : 1eua gm nous daive"t pour
''' ,..,n,Dt Oh autrement, que nous
:, x,oia d'argent. Pdieanent Ie
!, 4, ,,ossibls nous arrangerdlf 6'en'
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

/. cbapgement brusque de tempe
go. mons . amene passab!ement
!. hume. ct de auxions de poltrine'
=, medecins font de bonnes ven
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

Making a total on hand of 1892 81
Please observe the shortness OF
funds to the credit Of the 5th and
7th ward school funds aud govern
schools in these wards accordingly.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14
,,,s1,s rous LES sAhbDls'
nn1soN, Editerr-Propr'eta'
.sosSE EN- En- =;

:. a PAR AN..... ~ %
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-14

danges.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

In q1ite . number Of oo2nles q
Mes York, the Temperance s-auneri
h2s Always ssez in tie hso=nden-y
whsn lstt a . vote al a sprrg Or local
eaecroa BaA-3s 4 S1pe-vls1Es we're
ofsu e,sctsd W. Z refused 70 grAni
hcenses fur the sAi- .. LqEg-. Tie
spring elections so- TIE pIessut yea-
have iusi been he9d AID there Is scarcely
= county th.i hAi voted AxAa1ss lcacse
before ira; La not -evers11 IL vs-dl-i
Temperance RepahlicArs have PIT theGi
feet right slzxrely down q The ten
p@1n,- cuas-zoc. They hare nos ccoe
this h.a1Azse iS~y az A.y Tie 37ss -
Ess-Ace- me- tksn hey VT7- Ee--- hi
ttssy desired - r-ozk= to@ fAnAtstzsn
Of fae -a-cAll-,d isE rr-Actr zeH Nso,
more iEs~ci upo- ssoo- p-tsAl-s tie C.
Tea. cf Ike RerahlscAz cAodA1A.e "a
Prs<a3sn1 thAz IL o1sfi isey eA--d
aegut the ts1r-srAre eB1se- /; EAy
te arxnsSd thai szek . oo1rse = 10
Likely 20 bring tse-e proAicsSo1is.< L Il
The to3d A<x1r, 2rd skis - Doubtless o.
rect, be- ske-e = ne sAce EAc 81
believes tbsr have snr D1s.oc O. oc1i-,
tack ASz:r % wcal9 e- Ct ary us~
they dsd ocr@ u IL c-rczEs-Acce,
-kisk sz--ozcd t.e .1e--y- G. Pres
deri ve-s lot szzZs-s 10 AL ever,
ooe worthy q IL LAzse & q Eer'ze1
car sr.cnd lie eA-Ee- q la party, +.
l. din alt - lHAx1re s,ytA.s TIA
wozi1 Ths=e tA1A=z &zp-zr
nan were I'D -kec ia; r.. ss-1r j,
ihesr PAT vc7ld % t.- uo-e hAr-
.eeir csz.- ;han god AID wall =.
tack tx c4zs= tvea;y years a. leAs
VIA: ~a1 70; believed .ser i -eSlir=
rJv
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

Light wraps are loose in
rom again; but not every
lady WI | wear them so At
first They are loose and
fitting both. The clothes
described already in dre S.
stuffs have got into wraps !;
with curls; boucle is the
word. Even stockinet IS
sprinkled with curls. Gilt
trimming also. Gold sp-
pears in braid and gimp; or
braid put on as gimp.
1t is early yet; but the
hints are wanted early.
800 and Chestnut
1t is time to know what
The Spring shape of silk hats
is. Drop in and see; anc
buy when the weather
compels a change, if yor
| like.
Two weeks ago we told O
the shape agreed on, ane
how we lad changed it {
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

IT would have been a meri;3r.ous
set for the Democrats in Council on
Thursday night 70 have elee:et 1. At
wood Zebley 10 fill Gu; tie uuexpir-d
term o. his father, as Street c minis
sioner, Is he would have lad less
than three months 70 serve. OurD-mo-
cratic friends yet have tie opportunity
of showing that par'lsaLshlp should
stop at the portals OF the grave.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14
o . By the W ay,

Have you seen those handsome IS cent:
papers, at II. u. Hols's, No 2l3 West
Second street
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14
FOR SALE.

Desiring to close out all
my business and real estate
in the city OF Wilmington and
vicinity Immediately, | off-r
to those VINO will call early,
rare opportunities in well es-
tablished manufacturing and
mercantile bushes. To
those desiring property TO
lease or buy. especially for
the latter, great inducements
will be given and very asy
terms, if needed, can BE- had.
A few very desirable homes
and business stands, ranging
from $1,000 and onward:
Apply day or evening.
d. II. KENT, Sixth ard
Jefferson street,, Wilmington
Del milo 3t-eod
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

GEExASY q making srea; p--para-
f3cc. 20 osieS-A,e Emperor william =
tlrfhGsT, which o1Hs or III Ii inst-
Tbs VII y teeEGpe-ors ese;y -Eghth
t4rtk iAy, AID although he : arDOznoesd
every Los and ;bsr IN poa- heAiih, And
ready . IL - Aoy tine, te kAs p-o-ea
E,nse.: - u a vary sozgc old non-
Arb, VII -e~ls q MS o2rsh3zys As .
i-Ainsi ruil-- skl:er reels lis lAp- q. q
skzsinE lA:eE lie nay b= -5Iev Ia;
feeble !, t,o.y b-i wilhelm md !.
s1.l As brig-t an cl=s-, ard lie l. =.
.evel-hesde3 ,ss arr uonarch Il EzrOF-
AID u1sh -o-e - than many Il ihen
Wt.l- there = u1ch tia, CAT b SAL
against soo- q Is po.iucAl methods
lis --ign ~ - regarded a. On
Of the ma: brilliant IL The history c
/ lis oozrsry AID his Kane will Dc hand
81 down 70 Postersy As one Of - greA,
50 --le--
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14
Quarterly neeung AZ Plymouth

The four;h quarterly conference OF the
Philadelphia aud Baltimore district;
vii convene $; he Plymouth mission,
Second and Tatna.i streets, this (Sat.
urdsy) evening, a: o'c.ock. Rev. (.
S. Lane, presiding elder, will preside.
o. Saboa;h no-r:rg rfere wi. be .ove
fest. doprs open a: : - and close a,
80 9. clock. We exp+rt strangers e
e.. tie s;aLd a.. day. At , 80 p. n. tie
sacrameu- Ct re Lord'- supper vi. De
administered. The presiding elder viii
presc1 ne sscraueptal discourse -
Preach:Ls a. 1919 a. II, $50 ? N. and
a, 80 p Il. All are cordially invited
Seas free.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

81 RE1AET Naming i, : sad VII
dspSn-- VIII tie services o. ;ai-Ty
e-Eti p~-s5-. II he force Of sl%c.Al
ase1ts for lie Treasury department
By whict :. = ezp-sct-1 TIA; 81, 90 FER
annau W. - sav-l This al sand.
r=-y VIII row cni as Mr. Naming L
sal g d IL only mem -r q lie Cas.-
d: poi ve-y tATe-abl@ 20 Civil Se-Tic :
Re.1-n, II I'LL D. b; 81 eAsy nA.:e-
s.ooE 70 ru3 Al Urgent necessity 'oi
thIvty-ei al sp-s-Ei sgeru, p-raap.
twice ths; n-u5-- AID a. nAc sine
D=uoerax-
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

LIP William z. Morrison goi the full
Democratic vote in the Illinois L-gis!a-
ture he would still b. one vote sho-i Of
elsction. Two Of the men VITO did
their best by stuffing the bailo; boxes
70 get that vote Tor him were sentenced
10 the penitenttary for two years for
their excessive zeal in The cause Of
Democratic reform.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14
WANAMAKER'S.
PHu-ApKLrH1A- March -. lssa

One Samson, an Enghsh-l
man, made aponderousbook
a few years ago, a history oil
advertising; Jul OF cunosi-
ties We remember dinllyI
the first advertisement Pa
pets were new, OF course
The editor gave notice that
somebody wanted something. |
What more natural But
imagine the crowd at that
editors door next morning |
all the people with wants |
They had discovered sdver-
Using He had invented it.
| You may Be sure the editorl
wasn't long IN finding some
way OF getting money TO;
notices after that
i Suppose the editor (gen-
erous soul had printed
their wants the next day
4 Think-not OF the wants of
. people-oi what they imagine
they want What a paper
lful
Il The hunors OF readers
make another queer bundle.
: Now We come to our own
1 little troubles. When We
: I6rst advertised " Brussels
/. carpets at a dollar, a room
!. ful - somebody wanted 4
i. know whether We really wer,
: going 10 sell ,oomtul o
q; Brusse carpets for a dollar
:. :, Som body else inquired il VIZ
sc meant q dollar a roll Whel
:. we advertised the best dol
l. lar ladies' Cloth in The ssor
Tor tw' nty-hye cents below
4. value, We were asked 10
IL dollar ladies cloth for twer
II, ty-fve cents One write
q. for samples OF sumner silk
! !. and hopes thai " Mr.. Wana
Ice maker will pick them OF
Nr himself Another wants
.p. exchange a horse or COW c
ne hog or beet or pork or eg.
or other commodity t 0
VI! goods and, best OF all Il
a. other day, when we copie
are. are frc m the Ledger OF eigl
eph years ago a dozen or two a
as. ~ refreshments (wouldn'tit ha'
akei been cruel to print the a
vertisers' name l)that greett
.iv, our entry into general trad
P p, We were actually asked
heir the store to take off ten p
. .h saT cent Not by one, nor
What dozen; must have been Sc
: !" eral dozen and clearly n
always in jest. We mt
, the have hurt some tender 81
. 'IiS' capabilities that day.
SAT- What will those peol
side e. think OF what we are sayi
!. .oy :; now Ii We could get tn,
$ . ear, we'd try to tell them
i. he he read our advertisements {
=. viii actly as they would read
ard letter from an absent irit
''7'' "a letter about things
wear and put in the hou
ecu. about fashions and uses VI
West tell them how hard it is
make these things appt
exactly as they are. W
tell them how hard we
all to be plain and we'd {
tate them to show Us not one
and OF favor, but take US exac
't1-r as we say, and hold US
arly blunders when we ma
es- them-but Lot to put imp
and sible interpretations on pl
10 English and claim impossi
'oI advantages TO betray ii
for FOLLY.
ents
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14
rhe PaIessxe Qsssusn.

A tb-re Il . bill pen1ins before the
Delaware I.ezlsiAtnrs 70 notify the
DelAwA-e Pilot lsrs 20 sati ihsPeunsy4-
wanna piisss, theDslAuare isiafs nave tad
printed = pamphlets, sesiLDg f7rTa nc
whole p1lOiAge struggle f-o-n o-slun1ng
70 ending between The p4l0ts Of lie fro
SsasesA A reading Of The rsnFhleI sh5~-s
thAi everything possible las h~su done
By tie D-lAvAre Piios<- sbor1ot retiring
from the D=aa ware v1sers 70 s--1-e AID
perpe11lse kArmczy bef~eeI tie ralo-z
Of tie 80 S.Ai1e, and 70 inscr- a. En-
cseEf p.losAze s-vics- Tie Delaware
Legislature p.ssepe A~s - p-osrct The
p[loss o. this SAT-, ard tie Pecnsylvs-
lsA legislature d:d tie sAaae Ting fu<
tie pslo&z Of ,has SAFE, and tEst ex-
rrern1s nAve been resc5od L Dot 70 BE
vooderoi 81 As might have -1Ason-
Ably heer expected TIE oc-1ic. & A.
rhor1sy aAs orc1xhs the gEesGlou o-1c-e
tie ouurss q Pennsylvania zPU sevs-zl
oocAzon., ard every vine tie D-lsvAre
pxlcse have be-n szs-Air-i ~ 3 ogor
natural ' supposed e - s3ve-~- . hen
in sympathy.
Finding The hattie solLs AzA-Es. tb-z
rpon tb-xr ovr eso--n g-card-, lie
PeEzsylvAniA piio:s ro< ca 70, quar-
~ scd vAni the isus 0: DzsEA-e
uoo:5ad 70 e1Ab them 70 - s1-iIse-c
70 Ia. equality Of servi,e hey have
Sxslet 20 attain for wait q e5G=ocy q
se-vioe TIE ptlos&g= Avs 0. Delaware
require thAs piiot. from oahe- SsAse. Il
orde- 70 scare Al e65sncy o. serTlcz
E1ss serve a. Appcs-ao1sslp q I've
years unaes Delaware plloss before e--cE
admitted o tie service ss t&-seT'
pslo.2 II i this elA1se q The Law Ia
il more ss-snzOzsly oAjsS.si &c y IL
PennsylvAntA pilyx- Thy do No. -
Why they sho1a Be placed il such a.
inferior posi.zor- On tie oihe- h,,'
the Delaware piloss OF Seeo1-i o! Il
-erssriA limits q their Sac =; tie -
trance Of the Delaware bay claim NOR
jurscicsior- They also claim thsi ,
rsAson q being more fallllA- with ID
vase-s Of the Delaware tie: car r.
der more e6eaert s--vioe, ard TIA. Il
p.iOs from Phllsielpais - b-aooC
more acquainted with TIE D3-e dAi
geroas waters q tie tag ss tie! .,
toznd between tie esp=s, sAoL
undergo n sppren1 5zh.p under Del
ware pilo.e- Tie lAsser CINE f,on 4
section q country a-o1od tie D-larA
cApes, where they eA-ly beoone 3
qcAsnted VIII marie life Teey oo-
n@ox . na-rers Life eA-ly. AL g-o'
ing Up il the service icy become L
noes eE-isef seAnsr Il tie word 7
these reAsor. AID o:tz-s they p-o;<
2gAins. admitting Philadelphia pl0
some q ther pil0.s oriy = ra-e,
The sane rghts ard privileges VIII
they have oopsendsd 70, and gan
even from Philadelphia oorrsk, With
learning the business thoroughly, a
there l. no way BY which ther {
learn that business exoep: BY 3 =
and attentive Season Of aprresIioe>
under tried and effective pilots
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

DESo- BATS wko ar ooEzLrAlly
calling upon II. Dem ocrs,ic admins
trailon 20 tam the Rep1blioan rascAl:
out, Will please take notice TIA; Secre
tA-y Lamar and Attorney General Gar
land have uni,e-i in rtq1e-. % JOSEPH
b McCan Il II, the Repuolicsn Assis:
ant Artorney-G=ueral 70 remain in tha
position. This Is another wet blar ke
for Democratic Office e1pectAnrA
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14

ABOUT go Democrats in this city,
who were circulating and getting Pc
;iti0ns signe4 recommending them for
federal Office have stopped il their
mad rush for Office and nov spend their
tine in cusses " Instead Of praise for
Cleveland, and they torcibiy ask what
Democratic President i for II nol u
give CT SeS 70 Democrax
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14
WANAMAkER'S.

uifie 70 make il a little more
graceful. Now knox's hits
have come and we are glad
10 ind that so distinguished
IA halter takes exactly the
same view OF the style.
Our hats are mostly inside
in the city here. We do
not need 70 60 frvher for
as good a hat a. the world
produces Bu, some men
Like 10 have their own ways
| in hats and, II che values a
hat not BY its fightness,grace
OF line and beauty OF urish,
but by the makers name
why iet him STICK 70 Knox
Knox's derby and lady's'
riding hats also ready.
lSorts4.x, corner.
Two ways OF hem stitching
handkerchiefs: one, 10 draw
4 threads and follow ! b e
. thread; the other, TO print,
just as chin,z Is printed, give
no need to threads. and toll
5 low the printing. One will
do for common handker-
! chiefs the other belongs to
: finer work. For example, o.
S these handkerchieis we are
: selling now at hali and two.
o thirds, those al 10 cents ane
e under are imitation OF hem
II stitch, and those at al ant
r IS are real
e Buyers ought TO Be awar'
T CT this difference.
l. By tie Telegraph othu OF TIE Arc-i
70 slep<.
W Null ruche for rough weal
d travelling, &c. 20 and ,
n cents a box OF six yard.
IS One style is plain the othe
>si edged With lace. Enormou
a. quantities OF it sre sold. on
vi lowest price heretofore hs
to been IS and IS cents.
or We expect 70 supply II
IS city. Tourists null ruche.
, Southwest, from the center
ed Easter Cards, Tokens a.,
j I Books are ready. Cards
d. usual; Books more than usua
vel Tokens ought to be be
i'd. ter known Tokens ar
ed dainty gifts OF mingled a
ie, and sentiment signihca
inl trities beautiful things tn
Der stand for Faster thoughts.
a With Books, near the Thirteer,h.sir
or entrance
A..o II the Basenen', G IS TO G 70
lot
',., Spring Oyercoats a T
~ enough better this year
make it worth your while
ME take good look at your O
no one, ask yourself how mu
'ei7 the old-elo' man II give
- lit, then look at the new.
evil Nsar The rrtdils N ark ~ -stysAt or
Daily Republican., 1885-03-14
Reduction of Force.

II is reported tha: Secretary Naming
has determined 20 discharge thirty Of
the employees in tie treasury depart
ment, thus effeciing a SAVING q -. 20
au1aslly. If this discharge e made il
good faith and from patriotic motives,
it is highly commepdsble. Tie Demo
crate, however, have not been cele-
brasei in the past Tor the Cur,silmeut
Of the number OF CHoe holders In
deed they have always ev!reed di-po-
sition 10 create good positions f1r their
friends and parry sdhersnts VITO rad
not the nerve 70 rely on ih-ir oEa RI
forts for livelihood, This action 4
Mr.. Manning, Therefore. ils1gEra.e- a
new era in the tactics II the Demo
cratic MANAGER Whether i. j.. basei
on proper grounds o. not vii. - a-oer'
tanned in the future Should Nj Man
ming, however, discover that grea,-l
force is needed ia his depart men: al
he shall Augment the number OF en-
ployees, his sincerity msy well b- 4ues
tioned, and his character for fair deal
ing be properly criticised.