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Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
Phosa, cool and sparkling at Fem <
Co.'S, druggists.
All kinds Of wood by the load or cord
1t Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Gouley's annual excursion to Mauch
Chunk and the Switchback comes of
ON Thursday, September 10th.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death TO moths, bed bugs and flies.
Sold by Taylor & Fullerton, 3O2 King
street.
For pure Persian insect powder for
destroy ing reaches, flies, bed bugs. ETC.,
go to Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
The Fleetwood Assembly will give q
pic mic at the Scheutzsn Park on Satur-
day. Persons who wish to pass y few
hours pleasantly should join them.
Chills, fever, ague, malaria complete.
ly cured in two days-safe and sure
cure. No person need have chills II
they call or address 502 West Second
street, Wilmington, Del.
The best truss made II improperly
adjusted fails utterly. Correct adjust
ments n speciality by u. James Belt,
Sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies'. Lady attendant.
The young men Of Ashland, Christi.
ana Hundred, will give o pic mic on
Saturday ever ing, the 29Gh lust, and it
Is expec led that they will have a very
enjoyable time.
Sheriff Thomas Ford will sell the
personal property of Thomas FL. Gould,
in Pencader Hundred, on the road from
Summit Bridge TO Glasgow, on Friday,
the l4th of Augnst, at one o'clock.
Eugene Vandever, of this city, has
been appoin ted to q clerkship by su-
perinfendent NJ ills, of the Delaware
division, and he will make his home
with his brother Aubrey, at Dover.
The jackson & Sharp Company are
furnishing the bulk windows and e.ass
for the new building of w. and j.
Lang, corner of Fifth and French
streets. 1t will be completed In q few
days.
VIM. w. Smithers, of Philadelphia,
called at our office few days ago to
make inquiries in regard to the deatn
of John LoHand, the Milford pArd
whose life and writings he is making
arrangements to publish next spring.
A son of James lfree. rtsidi ing near
Townsend, Appcguinimink Hundred,
died from lockjaw on Friday last,
superinduced by having a thorn max.
ing wound in his foot a few
days previously.
A horse attached to one OF the cars
going down Market street, fell near
Fourth street to-day at noon, and was
slightly hurt by bis mate tramping on
him. He Immediately sprang up, how.
ever, and proceeded on his way.
| can recommend Ely's Cream Balm tc
ALI persons suffering from Rose Cold and
Hay Fever. have been "a great sufferer
and have used it. have recon mended
IT for Catarrh, and in all cases where
they have used the Balm freely they
have been cured.-T. Kenney, Dry
Goods Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
A New EynawOgue.

At 2.3o p. m. next Sunday afternoon
the new synsg oRue of the Orthodox
lsraelites will be dedicated at No. 3O8
West Front street by Rabbi Morals,
and Rabbi Caro-, assisted by another
Rabbi who will take charge of the con-
grcsation. The Rsbbies will arrive In
this city from Philadelphia at a. m,
and will be IN ct at the station by the
entire congregation, who will escort
them to the residence of Aaron Harris
No. 2lS Market street where they will
remain until the time set for com menc-
ing the ceremonies.
The interior of tho new synagogue
will be handsomely decorated and
among the portraits hung on the wall
be those of Sir Moses Montefiore and
General Grant. Rabbi Morals, who 10
native of Portugal, speaks English
and Talmud very hueLtly. He will
preach in English and Rabbi Caro- in
| German. The former will make the
closing prayer aud pronounce the bene.
diction.
| This congregation is formed from the
one that has been established In this
city for several years, and is for the
purpose OF perpetuating the rigid forms
OF the ancient worship.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
PersOn n nj.
Anthony Higgins is out OF town

Anthony Higgins Is out of town.
Mr.. Harvey Pierce, sou of Mr.. Vim.
Pierce, deceased, aud brother OF Mr..
Eldridge Pierce, is visiting friends in
this city. Mr.. Pierce is engaged in the
Law business, being stationed at Chi.
cago.
VIM. Nader, who is com positor on
the Philadelphia Ledger, visited friends
in our city to-day. He is one of four
young men who graduated at the RE
PUBLICAN Office, who bold situations
In the Ledger Building, and for intelH.
gence and workmanship they are not
surpassed by the graduates from any
other office in this city or State.
Rev. j. W. Sullivan, who is now 10.
Gated at Pottsville, Pa, visited friend.
In this city yesterday. To-day he at
tended pic mic of the Sunday schoo
OF the Baptist church at Chadd'a Ford
Pa. and the meeting with his forme
parishoners was doubtless yer,
pleasant one. The vacancy made b.
his resignation has net yet been Il ed
and there is a good opening for maj
of ability, as the church and its SUI
roundings are in every way pleasant.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Entertainment this Evening

A very attractive entertainment. will
be given this evening in Bethel 4. Nj
Z. Church, by the Garnet Literary
Association.
me prog ammo will include reading
by W: d. +. Wright, librarian re-
port Miss A. l.. Andrews, budget mis-
tress and essay, by Mrs. A. c. S,
Williams; recitation by Mrs. Nj. e
Robinson solos by A. l.. Mason ant
Miss n. L. Dillihay defamation BY
W. II. Berry ,.poem by ID. T. WiFflanis
duett. by Miss G. N. Sterling and w
IL. #. Wright, aud report Of A. S
Hubert, attorney. The following
question will be discussed.
" Resolved, That the fear of punish
ment has greater influence on human
conduct than the lope Of reward" W
II. Hoxtuy viii lead the aflirmsti tive ant
E ID. Murray the negative. TIE aeso
clatlon will give an excursion to Frencl
Creek Fails on Thursday, August ~.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Candid Facts.

1st. Our $5.25 flour is we'll worth
S5.75 IL makes white. sweet, moisl
bread.
End. We guarantee every barrel TO be
uniform quality.
3rd. 1t Is our leading fioar.
Sugars, 5. &C.; grsnulated, &c. Oul
sugar cured ham IL. 20 Our sugal
cured shoulders 81 c. Large msckere
i2c per dozen, cider vinegar zoe. pei
gallon. Imperial, black, Japan, oil
mixed teas SOC h., our finest Enelisl
break fast tea reduced 60c. former price
soc. > lbs. African Mocha coffee 25c. :;
ibs. choice Rio 81 u lbs. aguyra 81
bs. golden Rio 81 ; lbs. best old gov
Java, 81, Ginger cakes &c. dozen; honey
cakes So, dozen soda crackers &c, 10
finest cream cheese 12c. lb.; COLDER
drips l?c. at. Best New Orleans mo
lasses 15c. qt.; baking molasses &c. qt
Porto Rico molasses i2c. at.
DEvERELL BROS 10 e. 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
7 HIR D EDITION.
rerrioIe waterspout and @, cion es

xofFIUho woteTbROut auu ~ cIOheb'
ST. PAUL, MINI, Aug. l2.-Advices
from Deadwood says waterspout
struck Love Tree creek, near Chadron,
Dakota, last Thursday, flooding the
valley, drowning four men, two chill.
6ren and q number of horses, besides
washing away several hundred yards
in length of newly finished railroad
grade. A family Of immigrants, con-
sisting of man, his wife and three
children, were camped on the creek
when the water struck them. The
man attempted to save two of tie
children, but was drowned with
them.
The woman caught hold of wagon
box rs 1t was hoa ing away and climbed
nto it. The box was carried down TO
White river, where i. struck against a
bank, and the woman succeeded in
catching hold of some Willows and
drawing herself out. She was dressed
in nothing but her night clothes.
TIE third child, aged about 4 years,
was carried down by the food, but wss
found alive, clinging to some debris the
next morning in White river, near
the town. The track of the flood was
found strewn with dead horses, har.
ness and grading tools, while here, and
there was found the body ofsome un-
fortunate grader.
A tornado in Norwood, St. Lawrence
County, New York, yesterday after
noon, destroyed several buildings and
the Ogdensburg and Lake Cham pla in
Railroad bridge. A number of per
sons were killed, among them
being John Martin, Mrs. David Fitz
simmons. aud Mrs. Armstrong. Five
hundred excursionists from Plattsburg
and Ogdensburg are detained at the
latter city, owing to the destruction OF
the bridge. Details are meagre, as
telegraphic communication is inter.
rupted.
Yesterday afternoon a cloud burst oc
Cured at Hofiman's Ferry, eight miles
from Amsterdam, New York. sThe
tracks OF the New York Central Rail
road were washed into the river for 8
distance of five hundred feet, and tele.
graph poles and fences were prostTated
for miles. Trains -were delayed, the
passengers being tfar sterred around tho
break. The rain fell in sheets. destroy
Ing crops and irtiictine serious damas,
In various ways.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
settled nj Inst

TRENTON, Aug. 2.-Attorney. C General
Stockton announces that the ditficui.
ties relating to the fishing grounds In
Delaware bay have been adjusted, and
that hereafter New Jersey fishermen
would not be molested by the authori-
ties of the State of Delaware if they do
not trespass beyond the boundary line.
The fishery war has been kept up
between the States fer more than
twenty years, simply because no one
knew where the line dividing Dela.
ware and New Jersey was. The attor
ney generals Of both States have
agreed upon its establishment, from
the mouth Of the Cohansey creek due
west to Bombay Hook, eleven milel
below New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Severe Accident

Davia aMcCullion Young man, aged
"a y+ars, residing at 4l0 French street,
and employed by the kennebec Ice
Company met with very severe acci.
dent this forenoon. He WAS assisting
loading ice from the ice house when a
large piece slipped from the topgs and
falling struck young McCullion on the
head cutting cash several inches long
and knocking him inseusibl. to The
ground. He was taken Immediately to
his residence and Dr. Maull was sum.
moned to attend to his injuries which
are very severe, hut not necessarily
fatal
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Corner stone Laying.

The aging of the cornerstone of st.
John : lew Parish house, will take place
this evening at Gas o'clock, when the
follow program will be observed
Processiona. Psalm 122. 'Lateatus cum;
Anthem The Lord is my light
Gladstone; Psalm "a, "Quam dilecta;"
Pain 1872, Memento Domino
Hymn -, o Lord of Hosts.
Laying of the stone and address
Ascription; Christ Is made the sure
toundation" Anthem Come unto Me-
Emerson; Hymn 2T5, This stone Thee
we .ay.' Rtcess!oIa: "The church Is
our foundation.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
IaIai CAsuaIfies,

Near Dallas, Teas, on MOniiy
daughter Of a planter named Nass|
was burned .u lcl'a By the eIpl0;9i|
can of kerosene, Which she was I'D
start fire. Tie iIamc- conmuHi1
to her mother, brother and two "
burning the l.d:acT aud one sA1
badly that no hops are elleriali'|
their recovery.
Robert Roya.es, i' years olsel
drowned on "Wednesday while ll'Al',
Ana lesa, New Jersey.
A boiler xp.osion al the shelsa]]
City Colliery, a. Shenandoah, n
on Tuesday night, did damage 'On1
tent Of severa! thousand dolim
engineer, WH.i4a,, was Injured
Hying missile aLl ~ escaping ''s'I4|
DR.. J. Hamburgher'' talIs1j
Oswego Falls, New YORK; was lr'|
by fire early Wedne,dly morning
S85 900. h.,fa|
O'Connor's d ca and Ml'H|
frame buildings, in Chicago VIII aa,l
stroycd BY tirc yts,erday' IVY '
men were taken out OF the coflt'
One started 10 run back into the Oa|
building. He was caught''Ju'i, ~, ~ 1r' !,
stream Of water thrown on liin Wv
him to his senses. .,ro ID
By the fall o: ear;.l IN a 'iUl. rai,,1
at Youngstown, Ohio, on on nsaHl ..I
Frank Donohue was Kil'eu 'D'
Donohue la'aay Injured; ...,,n,h.|
The family ot Dame, A'Ip'%'| at,o
near New Pa'iadtlphla! oav .,i,,|
poisoned on Tuesday by eall1g .ts 'VsI N
One boy died yesterday, anu J a.s,si sr h n
and a Young eiiili are not eSpee,taI1 ,,an
Two iii, named Richardson, !,,.a av4 y.
DAYTON orphan Home, who .''sfi,iosl wSfs %
the family. are II i critical egl1'"''
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
The Libel hukt.

The capias in the libel suit entered by
v " liliam u. Barton against the Freie
fresse, was served on Francis Schfn
the publisher and proprietor by Dem.
~ sheriff Chambers yesterday. Bar on
cIa'ins so 600 damages, cons. ouentlv
ti'e Dall was hxed a. double tha,
az cunt. 1t was promptly furnjs he'd
oy several leading German citizens.
Hr' Sohtn is free TO pursue the eveu
tenor OF his way. o''
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
7 \ ED|7IlI
IN the Ien,..,

dav Hesterday ",a,y ,w,lus.da,S9,s',s.'s. S,'s'. /
say,ntIp say nTGpr[ Of tie camp n Is' R.,tiss iisA
every place Else va. Weather h. lal
pheasant pnS s,a bEe'l-s stirred iS,' tSsdlM. tut =
aIs,,,i ana ,aIned ne. the heated trov ttest''P ~
s,oes'i,as mueh i,,s-. axe uaa,ua.iy l,,as nase
vices The routine D'i'',ea %, iSs Is IL lie
~ as,ar a,vidtd into seven pa,t. sta',,su "a
alter arising, washing and and III, Ias
tSis S'iy Srs.,; w9,I,ap, at 6 80 a. m l;S'Sla oa!
a. m, and c,ose.y io,ioseitl service Y
pffeacn,ns pf,s1 lal at ll a. n, which 10y 10y
a,.ef an service OF frayer, brip,s ,S"' W. sla !
ap lsn.. 10 neon. At sop. N. e conn, me-
Sfen q o s meeting, followed by prsaSs', rsDsi
g SSts",ns ao aa, prayer meeting cOnnsr.. n ~
,s Nv, anu con.inaes until 5 oiDIaas Isie
'hs even ng' Preaching hour. '''''
- - Ian any BODY attends all these raw,
IN the the day is consldera ,,g 's'nl WI
spiritual days work. k''''u
"A. McCrea Of R,andywiue chan,
.nd .he family 'n worship Ti Yesterday 'Ia'S nsS
ana Lewis Tod, fist. PAM, i ~
clock prayer meeting, Rsv "'
scott OF AsbuFy charge, s, pts,c1a :;
tne morning from The '-" iSs
BE ye holy" The cbiIa,, @
meeting was led al l.3O p. m. T bv NJ
GregR, in whicl he was a,,i.,.d
Rev; L, l.. Hubbard and sG''Sa Rev. g
Burke Rev, Mr.. Gregg Is M a., 4
regular minister on ;he ground. IN,
SIN takes an active part in Al ,bs
vices, and IN addressing The cSiaI
he seems to hec,m4Jcung spain N
In a peculiar manner v1pd.11
adapted TO the,wors.
Rev 4. &, Jor es, # NJ Salem cs,I
preached at 3 O'clock from Mau1
sixth chapter and sixth verse =" HI
cd are they which do hunger and 4
after righteousness, for they sb,rII
hlled." " Rev. {. W. Pre,tyasn ii /
ed III earnest exLorta,ion. Tbs
prayer meeting wss led By Nr,. N
Sheppard, Of Cii9l chsr.e Aia|
OF the meeting was the rectipa }
large number c. Scriptural vsts|
all present who felt d!spo,ed to % !
The eveirg sermon was r.esctsl|
Rev julius Dodl Of HccStssiH al
taking his text t.on Isaiah s;h al
and 9TH vers-. "For unto us q
is born" etc. Kew. L. !. Hid
followed il az eYhorta,iop, vi
persons presenting themselves n |
altar for prayers Rev. W. Il. I'd
was annouLce' 70 ,ea1 family vN(
on the following Thursday nan|
Rev. LEROY Mage to lead thes.NI
prSyer meeting, aud Rev J.F ID
mersly of NJ Pleasant Chy1s|
preach tie lUs0a N. sermon.
appointments wt.t made fOv he d
noon.
A choir is very Inch missed n
I meetings. There being no disIiI9u(
leader of music O. lie ground, 10 4
has been Organic. Miss NCCfa|
Miss Gregg pres e al times a, It'd
gan, while some srotaer with u
lungs is selected % lead the singing
" star" preachers are on the lnl
though some have ben invited, |
fiud more at,rIc'i.rsat sue! plsu,
Ocean Grove. OAe good brother
tley had 10 nee.i Of " star prsi'A|
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
The Con difiOn OF Mrs HIacR

Mrs.. Back, whose serious fall down
Ha'ts wps mentioned N yesterday =
issue. was quite i'll last evening, and in a
very nervous, Frustrated condition.
Dr. hughes was summoned when the
accident occurred, and he skillfully
s'itched the wound on her head, but
Yesterday the case was taken In charge
oy Dr, kittinger, the family physician,
wpo, "hiie he pronouncss her injuries
as oeih quite serious, does not consider
mem dangerous. He has ordered that
she snail be kept as quiet as possible.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
N OF q ark STORY

Last Monday while j. j. Pierce and
Frad Ruckmaster were fishing near
Kits Ham mock, they caught ESQ they
say) ssveu foot shark on AN ordinary
tr ut line. After hauling him to the
surface and ascertainiDg what their
ca tch was, they dispatched him with
two loads from gun and towe1 him
ashore. This il NOT a shark storv
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Dropped Dead.

The well known trotting horse Della.
ware Boy, belonging TO James A. VII.
son OF Newark, Del, dropped dead on
"Wednesday last willie being exercised
on the HomewoOd course with a view
to being put in order for the fail lexhibj.
tions. He was one Of the fastest ,rn,.
urs in the S;ate, ,Lsvirg record Of . 5,i
be was valued atSi60O, hls owner bav.
ing refused that sum for him.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
New HehlauranI-

Mark ID. Hickman, former superin.
tehdent OF the Holly Tree Inn, has
leased the south basement Of the third
street market house, In which he in.
'ends to keep a frst.c restaurant
where persons can get meals at all
hoGrs. He will pay strict attention te
inrhlth ;ng oysters when the oyster sea
son arrives.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Tor .Sale-On Account

lOT SdIc-On Account
of failing health, the entire
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store of D. P. Smyth.
No 31l Market street. The
business has been established for
the past 25 years, and is a eplen-
did ope' ing for one or two young
men. In the meantime, the large
and well selected stock, con. let
ing OF diamonds; gold and silver
watches, jewelry, gold chains and
silverware will be sold at cost
and all who wish bargains should
call at once. Ladies' solid Ameri
can gold watches $40 to $22 ;
ladies' stem winding Wa.tham
watches $25 and upwards; gents
solid silver American watches
IS, $l0 and $l2, and other goods
in proportion. Repairing done
until business is disposed of.
aul1tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Ladies JpFseys.

We have about two dozen ladies',
small size Jerseys, 80. "a and 36.inch.
of fine quality and the latest shapes
Our reeu ar price is g. T5. Tomorrow
we Will offer them AZ 81 co, and would
advise an early inspection Of them. AZ
they Are decidedly cheap. Cranor &;
Co. 621 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Another BOas 70 ne BpIyt

The Harlan & Hollings worth Com
pauy have received an order for an.
ther ferry boat for the New York Ferry
Company, being duplicate of the
Z" Colorado and Wyoming" which
we're built last Fall for them. Work
will be commenced at once.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
DrOW neO.

During the return trip of the steame
Brsndywine from Philadelphia thii
morning an unknown man fell off tn,
railing opposite Billingsport, N. j.
and was drowned. The engine was i'm
mediately reversed and the boat back
ed, but the man could not be found.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Discharged from Custody,

On Tuesday night James Kirk and
a man named Daily were arrested OIL
a charge of loafing on the Jersey wharf
al the loot of Front street. They wer,
aIraigned before Judge Cummins or
wednesday morning, and az no on.
appeared against them the case was dis
missed.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13

CALyW ELI--Gn August II, 1885, Eliza J
Caldwell, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyi
ted TO attend her funeral from the residence
CT her son in-law, Z. W. Ewing, No IL
kiIkwood itreet, on Friday at 5 a. N. Scr
ices 1T the house on Thursday evening a,
30 o'tleck. ln.erment in Cecil County
Nd.
BEESON-ln this city on the 18th inst, Anr
Beeson, wife OF William BeesOr, In the jstt
year of her age,
Relatives and friends OF the family are re
specttully invited TO attend the funeral from
the residence Of her husband, 20G :. Jackson
street, on Saturday afternoon Mt 3 O'Clock
and proceed TO hiverview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
The Levy Court.

A meeting Of the Levy Court will be
held next Tuesday, when it is probable
a committee will be appointed to lnves-
tigate the alleged crookedness at the
aim shouse, as a strong pressure will be
brought TO bear on the mem bers TO
have the matter fully ventilated.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
yellow Neds and Bu,I.fregs.

a, E;an,h anJ Monroe S,rsa,s ratnr1ad
ty where he has been catching yellow
neds with hook and line and shooting
poets his cargo of " neds and "bulls
to arrive by the Chesapeake and Della
ware canal this evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
tOrst Is.

wo months ago We bought G50 Of a
eooa corset to have the best corset for
oo cents so!d III any market. Over 800
ol them have been sold 30 far and not
que comp amt. They are without a
uoapt Tue hest made, the best shaped
sn anu tht oest lifting corset sold at any.
Ling ake the money. To be had only
vi "S' Crano1 ~ Co, 62l Mari ct street
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Disturbing the Salv.,,o,,s 80.

a young man was arraisned before
Jud &c Cummins this morning charged
with disturbing the meeting OF the
salvation Army AT Third and
King streest, last Monday! night
After hearing the testimony of the
Captain and lieutenant, the Judge
sentenced him to pay the costs, which
as the prosecutrix declined to receive
a witness fee, only amounted to 81 50.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Harvest Home.

Newark Lodge, No. IL, o. G. T. will
hold q harvest home on Saturday sf
ternoon and evening on the Depot road
about half mile from Newark. Ad'
dresses will be delivered by eminent
temperance men from abroad. Re.
freshments of all kinds will be provided
in abundance, and the occasion will bt
q very enjoy able one. The friends o.
order in this city and through ouI
the county are invited TO participate
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
ProsIrnied by The Heat,

Yesterday afternoon Henry @. Black
burn was prostrated by the heat, when
engaged at work In tho Mccullough
rolling mill. A carriage was procured
and he was removed to his home No
943 Kirkwood street, where he war
attended by physician.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
PrOfracted Saeeftur

A protracted meeting will be held in
Samuel Donne's grove, one qua Iter Of
a mile north of Newark on New London
road, beginning on Sunday, Angus,
10Th Preaching on that day by James
vernon, pastor OF the First Presby-
trlan church, Baltimore, Md, at 10l j,
q. M, and ~ p. m. Communion N
"a p. m. Should the weather prove
unfavorable meeting will adjourn Ia
Exchange Hall in Newark.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
10 he EIuikIied.

The monitor, Amphitrite, was placed
IA IA tbe dry dock of the Harlan and Hol
hhGs"orth Company to, day. She ha
nIeh on hand several ears, and We ar
pieaseo to see some moveme ent made to
woe 49, ----.---As As-,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Charged with Drunkenness

between and , o'clock this morning
anu aged man named James Currap,
was iound by police officer on the
s.leet very drunk and taken to police
station. Az O'Clock this morning he
was arraigned before Judge Cummins
and find 81 and c,s,s.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Deserving of Confidence,

There is no article which so richly deserves
the entire confidence Of the community as
browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Those suf-
iering from Asthmatic and Bronchial dis
eases, Coughs and Colds, should try them.
frloe " oents.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
RRhR hall.

Next Thursday picked mines from th.
coiored BARRIERS aud walters of this city
VII! cross bats at the Front and UDior
street grounds, and an exciting gam,
can Dc expected. Music will be furnish
e,l oY Anderson band, and an admis
sion OF 10 cents will be charged
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
u.,,,,fuI Flower

Alexander 5. Tatman, .,o,Io, n, b
shaped something t.a. IKE sn e'frisi # b.
rose, but much larger; i:,lv II uabv
me Ieess" sssrs fnIy FIVE inshes in ,aI' slss'
The corolla is composed O' from Il
arises a beautiful yel,oSTi ,oSicb i'Ins' At.
inch in len til, upon n.,Vwnnor,si wnISs b.
ments. rs habit and ~ snIpr annual,
the abut.lon. 1t is al, an id biah,
Srows gro about thee feet feet sossrs, ss
b IS no name for this Que
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
LOAl Il Mule.

White 81 Bro, dealers in coal and
lum ber at Silverbrook, lost ruule on
Wednesday through kick by horeo.
The mule was a valuable one and con
sequently the loss is regretted by them.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
spanish Ru6

Is the best cent cigar in the city. Try
them. II. r. Bourbon & Bro, N. W.
cor Second and Orange streets, manu-.
facturers.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Tho Weather.

10 morrow pramises TO be warm and
rom lair to CLOUDY. indicating local
showers. Saturday fair and SON ewhat
cooler 10 be followed by rising TEN
perature.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-13
Table Linen,

A few odds and ends of table linen
we are closing out way below regular
price. Crsnor & Co. 62l Market street.