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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-03-28

make the following reduction In prices:
Fancy dress goods reduced tro" 70 cts to e.:
Corsets, 40 per cent. discount.
Ladies' underwear. IS per cent. discount
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DRESS SUITS! DRESS SUITS:
The New York Store has the agency for several
large Eastern Custom Tailoring Houses and Is
turning out all kinds of business and dress SUITS
A thousand samples to choose from. and 4 perfect
1T guaranteed.
JUST ARRIVED
AT THE NEW YORK STORE
A full, line of California and Eastern clothing in
dress. business and working suits; also line OF
YOUTHS and boys clothing, to please the most tas-
tidious.
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MEMS SHOES.
The finest hand scwed shoes, in button, lace and
CATERS, can be obtained al the Nezy 1ork Store.
Thomson 4 Bliven have just received u carload of
Cosnmeal, Buckwheat Flour. Graham Flour, Kye
Flour, Oatmeal and Cracked Wheat, which they
siEer at low prices.
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NEW GOODS.
Children's Fur and scalskin Caps, good AS
sortment; new Millinery Goods, and Christmas
Goods of all kinds will be found ut Mrs. l.. f.
HANSoN's.
ToH. Rent.
A nice room to rent furnished unturnishet.
Inquire of G. IL. Savage.
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FOR 0ALs@
Dwelling house, barn and two lots. adjoining ir
Pckman's. Inquire on the premises, Of G.. /.
Thomson.
CASH
Paid for Hides and Pclts.
SEBREE, FERRIS Il WHITE Co.
Dentistry!
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Attacked by Ants.

DAYTON, Ohio, July 2J--Mr. Isaiah
Bumcrat, a farmer living near Cham.
bersburg, a small country village a few
miles from here, had most wonderful |
experience to-day, narrowly escaping
being killed by ants. He was picking
blackberries in a wild patch of under.
growth in dense wood, WHEN suddenly
he disturbed millions upon millions Of
large, black ants.
They were under thin covering of
earth, which he stepped on, and almost
instantly they crawled up his panta.
looms legs, and when he tried to knoc
them off showed fight. Before he could
get out of the heavy growth of brush he
was covered from head to foot with the
pestiferous ants. They bit him and
crawled into his nose ears and mouth.
He yelled for help, but soon became
blinded with the myriads of ants on his
head and face, and before he reached
the edge of the woods fell helpless to
the ground, utterly at the mercy of the
ants, and was only saved evidently
from death By the timely arrival of his
brother.
The insects were the common black
OF very large size. Bumcrat was
bitten by them all over the body, and
while very sore, it is thought, provid
ing the bites are not poisonous, will
| recover. The case is without prece
dent in this section of the country, and
II IL believed, had not aid arrived wher
IT did The ants would have not onl,
killed but eaten their victim.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
ADinereuee ofDp;uoa.

Neal Dow writes to the Cincinnati
Commercial-Gazette that Prohibition
doss prohibit, and that Maine is a
splendid illustration of this alleged
fact. Upon this the Philadelphia
Bulletin rays Mr. Dow in an example OF
the truism that none are 30 bind AZ
those who will not see.
Only a wlful and persistent closing
of the o! es 10 the truth could make u
native of Maine, or visitor OF tha,
State, pr0r 1upce Prohibition success.
ful there. From the St. Crox to the
pisc ataquis whisky and all other hot
drinks,ususlly had in quality are easil y
|procurable, and Nea. Dow. # he speak i
the truth, is one Of the few citizens OF
Maine who do not know it. Massachu.
setts, Kansas and Iowa are TO be added
to the list of States which have tried
Prohibition and found 1t wanting.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
7 H|R D EDITION.
aaleh11k Dogs.

The lasso furuerly 1sed for catching
dogs in Philadelphia is no longer EN-
ployed, and large net to throw over
them has been substituted. These nets
are made of aotton cord, usually call
cd " lay out line" and are bell shaped,
AZ feet deep. The opening OF the net
rits around an iron hoop or rod made
out OF half inch wrought iron, and
about 10 feet & inches in circumference;
il has a socket 8 inches long, in which
is fitted a wooden handle feet long,
she handle being kept in the socket by
means of a screw. The net is thrown
over the dog and then turned upward,
and he is thus secured.
A wagon also accompanies the dog
,atchers, into which the animals are
put as fast as captured, which is GER
taiuly much more humane plan than
that of dragging the poor brutes
through the streets with slip Knot
around their necks, that IN many In
stances causes them to bold back, and
the consequence ia they are badly chok.
ed It is right and proper that unregts-
sered dogs found running at large on
the streets should be capture d and de-
stroyed, otherwise 1t would be buta few
wears before Wilmington would become
like Constantinople, where, on account
OF the many dogs prowhng around IT is
nnsafe to venture on the streets atnight.
Bat while the necessity exists for the
determination Of these worthless cuts,
everything connected with 1t should be
one in the most humane manner.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Her Interment POSTPONED

EDGKRToS, Wisconsin, July, 2s, 1885.
Miss Florence NJ. Coon, aged twenty
years, died suddenly on Wedn. sday
last, while visiting at oconto. Her
body was brought horne the following
day and arrangements made tor the
funeral serv ices, which took place on
Saturday. Although apparently dead
the usual evidences of disc olution ara
not present, nd she has not therefore
been inferred.
The body has nj no time been rigid,
nor are the extremities cold, and Nc
signs OF decomposition are visible Be.
fore her death she exacted promise
from her mother that If eyer she should
die suddenly her remains should be
kept until her relatives were certain OF
her death, as she had n horror of being
buried alive. Her body will be kep,
unburied until death is established be
yond doubt.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
The PfstOI in New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, July 28-At the cor.
ner of Tchoupitoulas and Seventh
streets, last night, Joseph Casey, Tony
Seiber. and Fred Wilson got into an ar
Rument concerning horses. The discus.
sion waxed warm, and Casey struck
Wilson, who returned the blow. Out
siders interfered and Wilson and Casey
sho-k hands. Shortly afterward the
party agreed that another reconcilia.
tion was necessary, whereupon Casey
apologized handsomely.
The handshaking continued until
Wilson was grasping one of the dispu
tants afioctionately, when Casey drew a
revolver and without warning opened
on the crowd. The first shot struck
Wilson in the neck, passing through.
Another plowed its way entirely
thr ugh Mrs. Hausner's side, and the
third went through Tony Seibert's
breast. Casey then reloaded his weapon
and walked down the street, firing al
everybody he saw, fortunately without
effect. Casey was arrested. None OF
the wounds inflicted will prove fatal.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
nr. Davis and the Con roderates.

Alta recent meeting of Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans, alexandria,, Va,
the Hon. Jefferson Davis was elected
an honorary member. Under date of
July % Mr.. Davis, in making acknow-
Judgments of the compliment paid him,
writes: The object of your association
is one which commends itself alike to
my reason and sentiment. Histories
are mostly written by the Victorious,
and neither the justice of cause nor
the virtue by which it was sustained
have generally proved sufficient to save
it from opprobrium in the minds OF
future generations II unsuccessful. To
protect thosetwho gave all, save honor,
TO our common cause from this fate,
such associations as yours through
which the traditions OF the war will
be preserved and transmitted from
father to sou, viii probably do more
for the memory ofthose We honor than
the official rep )rts and histories founded
upon them. Should Il even be in my
power, it will give me great pleasure to
attend your meetings an3 personally TO
renew "reminiscences .haE which none
are more sacred"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Robbers Down In Sussex.

News comes from ford, SUSSEX
County, of number of robberies IL
and around that place, and the arrest Of
at least one of the thieves. A mar
named Williams had a horse and car
Tiage stolen from him on Sunday night
The team was afterwards found in q
thicket near Dagsboro.
On Monday the houses of Albert Nor
ris and Mr.. Lockwood were robbed O.
clothing and small sum of money
Suspicion fell upon young man who
gave the name of George Sowdt RS; chas,
was given to him in the afternoon anC
man.
Sowders said he knew of the robberie
and told where the goods were conceal
ed. He was committed to Jail fo
trial.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
The S,reeu EYED Monster

NEW YORK, July ga young man
with q blonde mustaciie and liquid blue
eyes has been paying attention to Fan
nie Kiroh, the belle OF Gutenberg, for
several months past.
Fannie has a pretty sister, Katie,
some two years younger than herself.
Last night Fannie, as usual, waited at
the gate for William s visit, but he did
not come. She chanced to look over
towards the hayrick, and there sat
William with his arms around katie's
waist.
They were admiring the moon when
Fannie came upon them. Her wrath
knew no bounds. She called William
dude " and a " masher," and said
shoe % scat I" William arose,
shook the dust off his feet and obey ed.
Katie did not relish the interference
she laid claim to Williams love and
declared that she would have him or
die. She ordered her sister to prepare
for mortal combat and then sprang upon
her, planting both fats In her eyer.
They had three rounds in one minute
without referee or judge. When the
fight was over both of Fapnie's eyes
ware closed and badly discolored,
Katie was arrested and locked mp In
the bell.tower. The whereabouts o!
William are unknown.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
a $500, ,oO0 fire in PhiIadeIpnia Ia

PHILAnELPHGA, July 2S.-Fire late
this afternoon at the works of the
Pennsy lvania Salt Manufacturing
Company, on the Delaware river, in the
southern end OF the city, caused loss
OF S4O0, 600. The fire originated in
small back building, used for burning
Spanish pyrite5 in making sulpbur!c
acid, and IS supposed to have been
cauu ed by Intense heat from the fur
naces. The fire communicated TO the
ADJOINING acid house and to the buid.
Angs used tor the manUtacture, which
were destroyed, with several million
pounds OF cra le sulphur. acid and m n
ratio acid ana i've hundred tons of the
same ready for shipment,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
+ # I / ED|1T1
hrIOte The LIZ.

and J'5s9 ,5ie carnmins la. r"'s'' Is'os'a,
on a1q Mab,dISsi 'ni TIS,n'as esa a'c,'ialit, ',ii95lit
Daniel McManu, Va. A |
NE, wi,h harEFaisnel, aud he BE- NE NET tni !; \
su,l. WIN being drank Ate, "i' Chl
evidence s. soG . The Jadge as1' .noo.isa lsars|
hm nom u nj IpSon' both coio,ed. ss.. a.. { g
iHat,nn Ty 9,'ieeFs Cannon aai o'Ha,.saa Ta's sa'
,oa,ia .oanas on the streets TbS Tns''a =,
o,5d, W aN'F stree, and .efu.ed IA ,,a.all ~aNi
ordered ,Sde ed, todo 50. The p,jiotD.s. y move
rney hed only arr.yetl IN r'isSae,, XII s,,.
morning, nor and were in sea,.s r. = ci'y :,
dl no ., q nage informed then ~ ~ VI "
on the mater, an! after T,'ni.t VI ~
70 keep on the stress IN p''4,as ,ha !,
dismissed the case. - Tue I
"A. a middle aged Woman Va, d,
WIN making threats apa,D.. ".' co
OF men, hut As sool. az ,Sa Ia, ~.
their testimony lie d,smi.sYsddu X \ I.
and gave then K 1rlers,s,Sa S 'ae ~
cons,dere,. l,ara,s ~ ,'auu ssauu !hI
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
edition,
IDOla.


Phosa, cool and sparkling at Fem &
Cos, druggists.
The Brotherhood OF the Union will
make IA excursion to Woodland Beach
and Cape May on the 10Th of August.
The new M. f. church at Hartley,
o Sussex County, will soon be com
pleted.
A. o. Ireland, OF Troy, New York has
opened an Office for laundry work at
No. 807 Market street.
Prof. T. ii. Breerwood Is arranging
to open training school for teachers at
Seaford, Sussex County.
An organ costing 81, 900 has been
placed in the Episcopal church at
% Georgetown, Sussex County.
Fourth street wharf is to be rebuilt.
and work on 1t will be commenced next
Monday.
A special meeting will be hold this
evening by the Montifiore Society, to
take action on the death of Sir Moses
Montifiore.
Colonel Isaac F. Wootten has been
appointed postmaster at Laurel, Sussex
County. vice George +. Smith, re-
moved.
REV. Nathaniel Petit, rector Of
% Christ Church, Bor1entown, N. D.,
dropped dead In his sparlor on Tuesday
from heart disease.
Henry Kitchens, au old soldier, was
thrown from cart in Laurel, on Mon.
day, by the horse taking fright, and
badly injured.
Miss Gertie Morgan, of Ohio, and
Miss Lizzie MoIpan Of Chester, Pa,
are Visiting NJ. c. Dixon and sister,
at Ashland, Del.
Isaac N. Fooks has purchased the
peaches in the orchard of the late Cur
tis M. Jacobs, near st. Martin station,
Nd, at 80 cents per crate.
IL @. r. Stevenson fell into the hatch.
way of the steamer j. f. Holt, at Mil
ford on Sunday evening and broke his
leg He was removed to Lowery' 4
hotel, and medical aid summoned.
The barracks on Harry Rodgers
farm, occupied by Michael Keegsn,
near Odessa, were struck by lightning
on Sunday, and entirely destroyed, to
a gether with the wheat crop, estimated
at l 900 bushels.
Register Grubb has granted letters
testamentary to Susan Bradford, on the
estate of II. Edward Bradford, late Of
this city. Letters of administration
lhave been granted to Annie Raudnitzky
on the estate of Frederick Raudnitzky
late Of this city.
Samuel Candy, DR.. Linton Smith and
Iwife, Mrs. Benz. Nields and children
tseveral members OF John H. Adams
family, X. Harry Young, George A.
Davis and J. d. Kurtz, Jr., went tc
lCspe May to-day. Dr. Smith and wife
'0i Will stop at Cape May Point
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
A Cnrdinei on the Ramp

Tuesday af;e,noyA i ;e.rphOr(
sage was ieceived II poi. s.atd
ing that an Officer be sen, ,OFold
Market streets. Spec.a. Ofial
responded and found that Carii1
keeper of the sand On the Con|
imbibsd too freely, and as be va
ing considerable noise he wa
into Robinson ) oifice, in The b
he could be quieted, but iustesd|
came more violent than ever,
officer Lad To be sent for, ChlslI
erty, who lad followed the ofia1
place assisted in securing hiH,|
was found necessary 70 put I
on him before be could ba .aks'|
hall. As no one appeared ssAli|
he was released this morning
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
\ Chicken Thief Aroma

Last evening a. oti e. Rs.,it,
Eighth district, vas pslrolius N
over Eleventh s'rrr, bridge, MI
ton was called 70 The fact ,t,,|
one was trying 70 s,ea. some al
from a place OF Claymont street
on the alert to attend 'o bis i.i
officer carefully suryeye'. the pr.|
and from the nuise which pv,
from the chicken house, was t,r|
that a daring thief was ze,.irlI
fine work ancnp the poultry
his revolver u MS hand. hi,,.d
al advapccd, intending to cayr}
thief in the ac,, bu; jus. hd}
reached the coop a large raced
out and started Of. Tie Ctiics,i
him, but 1t took ve sno.s beionl
dispatched and the ,ommuuigi
dangerous enemy.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
No Extension of Time,

WAsHTNGroN, July 2S.-After the
cabinet meeting to-day Secretary La.
mar, of the Interior Department, sent
The following to George II. Blanchard,
in new York: After further consul
tation W ith Gen Sheridan and fun con.
sideration in cabinet meeting on the
subject Of your aspiration fer an ex.
tension Of time unti. April next for tn c
removal Of the cattle from the reserya
ton, the President declines to mcaify
his late proclamation. ! send YOU
this to avoid mi sappreho nsion or de-
law"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Sentences OF Naval 0mc.-. =.

wv, MANhiS r1oS, July as-s,J
" hitney to day signed orders W. ~
,he unexecuted portions Of tbs ,.a ~
IN the cases Of Paymaster Edr,,a| ~
lows and Past-assistant pa,m,s1 na..|
u: Cam and Reah prs,.,
ofhcers were tried by cour,s-m,,a|
dered By Rear, Admira, Vnstr, . "
command Of the Pacific station 4
taxing proper STEPS &c ascer,ain M
ket prices of supplies Tor tbe So.,I
ciiic squadron, Bellows was .s.,
TO one years suspension on h,
absence pay, and Cam and Fn,
tour years suspension on furlou,l
retaining their pteseu, ulmb4,is
They have been arder susDep,ior
six months. In remit,ibp ths.
fences Secretary Whitney ssys /,
clear that the reco,d " the trial \
together free from objection A.
cause Of procedure. He renjs
without intending, convey An,
plicaiion Of appruva. o. he ctt,sn
duct.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
ReYlYAllnlA.

Boy Preacher Harrison, according to
his own estimate, has converted be.
tween forty and fifty thousand souls
during his career. Evangelist Sam
Joues says that he has made between
eight and ten thousands converts dur.
ing the present year.This Is q much bet.
ter showing than Harrison's, consider.
ing that the latter has been engaged il
the work for some twenty years. Jones
AYERS furthermore, that ninty five pei
cent Of his converts remain true to
their professions after his departure
This remarkable statement is discredit
Oh by the rival revivalists.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
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Dtsp Osing OF the Alabama Claims

WAsHiHGroN, July 2s.-In accord
ance with the request of counsel tor the
nited States recently referred to in
these dispatches, tie Court Of Commits.
sloners OF a abatna Claims la ordered
That on and after October :, all cages
remaining Oh tho docket Led, not
heretofore dismissed, shai y, Gale d
and hpai y disposed Of in their numeri.
Cal order, commencing with the frs,
nntried case. The court Will take re.
cess to morrow until October.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
r..,n 0f al Oiu

Jacob Anderson a. 2 pGiu Iast iatj
w. & b. depot for tns Is.rs rs Of d
years, W rs and eighty ysailds yyssidsncs. 4
this morning at MS ,sy styest. Hs
avenue and Liberty yyast st'y with n
stroke, from nv which years he
sas s.ysr por's9 ter a, I '@s e, 'sgs ,''
Sas Sass 5i@ nsd rS occasion q. 70 'ssss.sns s.s '1'
II Hs . leaves a wife flea ana Of the tDf fuD'1
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
where Grant Was ho'

CIxCINNATI, ONO, july -o'1
Hersh, Jr., The present oSDiI !.
house at Point Peasant ~ \.
General Gran: was born, ss!'ll
naturally prefer 10 Aase 's, y. NJ
remain where it i, 6a, u !, .I.1
sum is offered he will !etl, g nsa nj
BE has ba one oifeF Of q W N
would rot consider. he ~ n,
sell the house pieceilean. n;nSoI n
and, in fact, had sod a "inrs ',inIs1
for S., and a good many yt'S spS i
the " weathorboaTding 9li,:u .l.. ,,r|
renewed. He says a u was ,hs
making repairs 70 .sa'e ''
intact.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
yump ped The TracA

About o'clock yesterday afternoon,
as a long train of freight cars was
moving south, the cabin car in the
rear jumped the track when opposite
The gate of Pusey Il Jones' works
The car was dragged for some distance
over the cross ties and plaukins b, fore
She train could be stopped, bur very
little damage was done. 1t was mt
back onthe track without much t1oubl D..
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Personal

Mrs. NJ. C. Chase, has .,iI R,.S .tSp
lantic City to day, and VIII ''f
Excursion Honse' ,,,h,- form
Miss Katie V. .;t.ao Steiosr, III, ill.,
this city, died n:Chi,'aySpp,. a, yp.. + i.
day. She is a niece oil "'''
Miller. ,,,,, 9lS West!
had some home grosu " storu
Iy ripe, broken of BY 'n' '
The Mt. Lebanon NJ s,casl
school will give an w + II.
Point Lookout on the w. sHnscliI n
road on SATURDAY, n.,. Z banks 4
will leave DuPon''
q nj
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Racing In England

LONDON, July 28-The meeting of
she Good wood opened to-day. The
race for the Goodwood stakes was won
by Baron de Rothschild's four-year old
bay colt Leveret. Mr.. r. Craip's
(formerly Mr.. j. r. Keene's) five.year.
old chestnut horse Blue Grass came in
second, and the Duke of Beaufort's
three year-old cold Pellegridi third
There were four starters.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
A scandaI

Various reports are afJa; 10
TO the conduct ct certain n.tal1
church in the lower portion Oie
1t is to be hoped tia; they az
exaggerated, and DO The nI
parties much injustice u vi
well for all to awai, ;iuf'aN
ments before giving credeHce
ments derogatorv to any one
stood high in the es'lma'lol
citizens, and whose detection u
paths of morality and Telig"Il]
a matter of general regret
and false reports have p'oiuc'a
mise.y, while proper fo'o5alnd
an adherence to the trah "Yu.
left the character unStatnd
ability for usefulness llImI
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
ForeIEners In Vienna.

vienna, July 28. - Mr.. Hechler.
chaplain OF the British embassy In this
city, has compiled report to the
British and American residents in
vienna, based on the census of 1885,.
He finds thas these residents mum ber
1875. OF this number 29l are An,li-
cans, 183 Roman Catholics, 81 Luther
ans, Ill Jews, and % Of no reli eion.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
municipal Debt In K.n.a.

Ex-Governor Anthony once said ::
" The average Kansas town will vote
Tonds to buy can to tie TO do9's
tai" May Kansas towns that Ten
years ago had bright prospects, are TO.
day as dead AZ an Ekyptian mummy
because of recklessness il going into
debt.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
L ase Ball.

The following games were played
yesterday
Baltimore-Baltimore,1 Athletic, .,
Washington, d. c. National, Q;
Lancaster, Z.
Observation-Disclosures, 3 St.
Louis 6.
New York-New York; Detroit, II
Louisyllle-Louisvi lille, 3 Cincinnati,
J.
New York-Brook lyn, 6 Metrcpoli.
ian, l.
Boston Boston, Chicago,8
Providence provid nee, II ;Bufiaio,
i.
Rockville, Nd Stars, 10 Dawson
vile, 8.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29

Louis Kossuth is living in the Lanzo
Valley At the foot OF the Savoy A lps. In
this autumn lie will take up his psrma-
nent residence in Naples, so as to be
near his son Louis, who is employed on
the Italian State Railway. His sou
Francis is manager of the sulphur mine
at Ceseaa, Italy.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
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Deaf n y.

Charles Ii enry, son of John q. and Lizzie
Turner, aged I months, weeks and days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted to a attend the funeral. on Friday after.
Interment at st. James cemetery, Newport
Del.
Florence Hottecker, the infant daughter
of H q. and +. A. Snitcher.
Services at tho house. 2ie West Ninii
street, on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
Interment private.
JANVIER-On Monday, July u, Henry, sol
ofChries and Emma Janvier, near Leila
ware Oity.
Funeral VIII take place on Thursday. Jul
30th, at o'clfck y. m. Interment at ),
q Georges cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
RecOy erfng.

j. II. Hall, the carpenter who was
badly injured by falling from scaffold
Oh Maryland avenue, some weeks ago,
is 30 far recovered as to be able to walk
out by using n cane. He expects to go
to work in few days or week at the
furthest.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
..nsto Pnilade'p'of of

Mayor Rhoads, T. IBSanrnhil..l
Doaslsstssy ,sy Ssiss ssS5stc tcoonni5i'':;s; o. l' e
nan nj sas, Si 'S Of t5is .sis oiiG'' 'isis Es'' 'f
Hae Haspss' s9 8: ss' as r%ao'i'ss!s % as! q E; $
%:s, S:;y *: f:1s55: f::1''$5:::a !; i
al with II. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Purchasing More silver

WAsHINGToN, July 28.-The Trea
sury Department to-day purchased los,
GOO ounces of silver for coinage into
standard dollars at the Philadelphia
mint.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
MARRIAGES..

A..LEN-REILLY-In this city, On June
2sth, by the Right Kew. BishoE Becker,
MIR. samuel J. Allen to Ali,e NJ. Reilly,
both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29

Two Monpl,e,., ~! 'Al1gs' lnsv s5 s'aiI,; ,'i1,
ss.sn9 on sGn4i,1Sa a4Sy but but s5a ssa s91@ifp
to Jail.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
Notice..

Plenty of Grants pictures for sale at
Yerger's, 405 Shipley street,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29

I OST ON SUNDAY EVENING, A
blue cloth lap robe, embroidered wth
2 whips and Jockeys cap. in going from
ninth and iatHall to Sixth and Madison
y streets L has r. q. -. stamped on IT Ihe
hnder Will be suitably rewarded on leaving
tho Same at this office. iy29-Is
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29

NTANTED "A POSITION as COL
w 1o"tor or to take char1e Of set oi
books. or to take charge Of men. Address
VIM. X. LONG, this once. jy29Ir
Daily Republican., 1885-07-29
CULINARY

SUMMARY
OF THR
FISCAL CONCERNS OF THE CITY
OF WILMINGTON,
From July ls.. 1884 to June 31th. 1855. in
elusive.