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New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

At the corner of Broadway and Canal-st l.
Hackett Carhart Co., cothiers where iot a,.pat
srorc wears has the headquarters fOr eYcryoOy
Ia bIy wsllmade clothing. ono Price [. o. d. OIi
stand 'Ballwi The ClOthier. corner bro"""aS "n0
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

.ctor.. vocali,t. Pu lie speakers recommend Hae's
Honey % Horehound aud ar ,,..
TkSs Toothaohc Drops cure IN one Minute
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
THE wOuEY'S NONE MISSIONARY SOCIETY

THE WOMENS HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27 (SpccidD The con-
venton OF the Wonens Home Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church was resumed this morning.
Mrs Rutherford Il. Hayes presided Dr. J IL Mc'ar'y,
OF Penn YAM " w. spoke OF the nsiCn work In Old ana
New Mexico among the dcocendduls OF the Mohlchmhs
Mrs Ouinton, general secretary of the Nomes NatO"H
Indian Association, described the w.etcEed cohulVh VI
the Pa WIces in IndtaG Territory.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

tur vhaiiJns IN ha "a ~,
divisions OF time ~ 'h
pIn. nis Th gGa white line rcri, 'n &
thoe hours Ih "kth
n Indicated Of 'hs
ugf phafIuaey, sl5 pfoAdvaI
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28
rarn,yE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

TErnuSE OFFICE Oct. 2S-l n. ma weAA I,,"c,n ,
in The Missouri valley merged with storm 1a'""'N"
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

FUNERAL or EK.GOVERNOR PAGE
RUTLAND, VT, Oct. 27.-The funeral oil ex-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-28

For Recollection. City Court,
JUDGE GRANVILLE L. HANES.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
The Races On Thursday.

The races at Hazel Dell Park on
Thursday afternoon, tor the benefit of
the family Of the late officer Peterson
were not as successful as anticipated, as
number Of the horses that were an
nounced TO have been entered were not
present, and the attendance of specta
tors was very light. Nathan b. Hayes.
of Chester County, and Wiz field Sim.
mons acted as uus sos, and DE- VAndever
as starter.
The first race was between Edward
Witsil's bay horse, Ned, and David
FOrd's serrel mare, Fannie. Only two
heats were trotted, both of which were
won by Ned in 3Oil@ AM 3 90, when he
was withdrawn.
For the second raee l32Yid FoId,s
brown sta.li Exp.riu- ci.t and L lward
BroonalPs black Bess.e were entered
and trottej two heats, both of which
we're won by Bessie in 3 0Il, and 3.67.
David Ford so.rel mare Fannie was
entered on the third heaI, which
was Won by Experiment in 3.Uil
A running race was wo4 ny Il Duc
hams Cecil Bill II 207.
a couple of boys then came on tht
rack with two horses, one of whici
belonged to David K. Buckingham
Shortly after they started the 3ncking
ham horse uLn Died and fell, thrown.
the boy ever his lead, but fortunatcl,
he was not tErt. Wheu tho horse 90
up it was found that Ills ri6';. FROM iej
was broken, ana tAe fracture was .
bad, that he had N lie killed.
A detail Of police unGtr coIn u.aCd {
Chief Dougherty were IrtEent, ar
were esccrted 70 tie grounds by III
Delaware Band.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
Phi adsjphi,, Wilmington L Baltimore Railroad
MAY 2iTN, 1888.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For HhiiAdelIhia and intermediate sta
uons, 40 0c, 10 80 a. m; = ~, I 0O, 40, Q 55
p. IN.
Philadelphia texpressl, ., 3le, 347, 30,
20, b. 10. 90, . 10, 2 A. 10 05, l. So, IN
Y IL. IL Is, 54, ~ 8 %, ~, IS, AZ p IN
| New lork. 80, Is, u. -, 9 10 20, so,
| 9 Il, 10 05, l IS Il IN : .l24l, ! b4, 2 80 4 &C,
| 5 "a, IS. 8 ~ 6 So, IS. 40 p. IN.
For West Chester, via LamOkir, 4J and
| Is u. m; 2 80 and 0Op III.
Bait more and Intermediate stations. 10 90
a. n. 90, II - o m.
| Baltimore and Bay Line. : 90 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, %. ! 81, o.,
| 10 %, 10 81 a. III ] 70. u II, 65, 90 y. IN.
Trains for delaware Division leave for
New Castle, Il, 80 a. IN. II So, 30, 9 60
Q 70. IL Sc =. IN.
| Barriugton, Delmar and way stations, 81
a. m, and II 80 p m
| Harrington and way stations, Q rs p. IN.
Express for Seatord. 3 50 p m.
Express for pover and Belmar, 9 70 e. II
week days, and IL TO y. m eye-day.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
fhiiade'phla and intermeitate stations
8 10 q. IN; II 10 noon, 80, 40, 55 p. m
| Philadelphia and New i ork, ~, 8 IA, 3 A.
Il 65 a N; ~, +s p. IN.
fhr west Chester, via LaInokin, 10 a. N.
5 20 =. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 23, 44l. S o.
| ~ Ue a. m; on pm
Il Baltimore, only IL II D. m
For further information pas envers arc re
tion.
frains u.arkod thus - are )imitek expres
| upon whicG extra fare ID charged.
j. h WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
Il CHARLES +. PuGH, General Manager
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
The Dynamite Theory.

The Philadelphia Record very prop
er!y observes The suggestion that dy.
Mantle was conveyed upon the steamer
FELTON, by some country man who pro
posed using il for stump extraction, and
who was ignorant of the danger In
vo!ved in placing the package contain.
ing the explosive 30 near the boiler, is
as yet no,hlng more than plausible
conjecture 1t is a theory which clint.
rates the uuaccount :ble element OF
tendish malice, and thus commepds
itself 10 the officers who are investiga
ting the affair. But passengers on the
river staamers will regard the country
man with a satchei full OF stump
extracting cartridges with as little
favor at they would bestow upon q
genuine unbaked and unwash ed dyna-
mite titpi,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
Labor Notes.

TIE striking car drivers in Mem piie,
Tenn6ssae, wtut 20 work yesterday.
having aco -yted ta- terms ffered by the
company.
e dispa'rh tIom Marshall, Texas,
says "ras KGigi's # Lahur, of whom
there are three asstI. h.l-a here, do 10.
want 70 E'rik", AZ everything ID working
s1noot : a. ;pe Texas Pac.fc shc; s
here. 1; is hopei that tie calamity, 10,
such it will Do, vii. b. AvIiisd =
A dispatch from Kansas Ciy, Mis-.
souri,, says Cong- .-smln Warner s,a;e.
that the use of his l4me by the knigi. ts
o. Labor Conn !J:ee in connecnon w,th
q proposed eitb-' tp imr each .Indge-
Krekel, prewe- aEd TT at, Of the UniFed
Statas Ci:5a!t aLd District Court
was unaut o:izcd, ard that he knows oI
no reason t0T sl.cA Impeachment
About l0z-G mea under foreman
went to work, a. the Morgan I7ul
Works, in NeH York, yes;,rdav, /.
complete several pieces of work Ioc par
ties 9th sr than the Government, winch
were left unfinished at the time OF IL,
Roach uspension. When this work il
completed 1t 1t thougnt orders will be
received authorizing continuation O
the work upon the Government con
tracts no pending.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
satirfcal Democrats.

BosToE, Aug. 20.-Ata a conference Of
eaning Democrats, held in Boston to-
day, a general opinion was seriously ex.
Dressed that in view of the disturbed con
dition of the Democratic party in the
Commonwealth, and in Boston especi
ally, IL wouli be wise not to nominate a
state ticket this year. The Mugwump
element in politics was discussed, and
tho feeling was we'll illustrated by q
gentleman who proposed in a spirit oi
grim hunor that the following should
be issaed az an address 10 the Mug
wunps
You, gentlemen, elected President
Cleveland and to day you are the mosi
Important factor in the politics OF the
country. In view OF the great powel
welded and the wisdom exerc ised by
you we, tbs Democrats of Masssachu.
sets. 20 insure success in the mex
STATE a:ectioh. yield TO you the orgapi
zation Of tn Democratic Cpnvsn tion t,
be he'd al Sariagh sid, the selee. ion o
S a.a ticke, and the adoption OF
platform,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
A Georgia IA Au.Klux RAID.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 20 Last nigh,
band of masked Ku. klux, supposed
to be from Murray County, went to
Dalton and cleaned up the lawless ele.
ment Of the town. They went to q
disreputable boayding house, kept by
Armistead Mccain, and whipped the
occupants. Tom Turner's honse, oil
similar character, was visited. Turner
offered resistance and was killed. Other
houses were also visited and the occu
pants whipped. A white man board
ing with negroes was ordered to lesv,
town or suffer the consequences. Th,
party visited the house of Widow Kidt
in search of Bill Kidd, notorious man
| and twenty-five or thirty shots were ex
changed. The Kidd establishment wa
demolished. 1t had long been yer,
disreputable.
The mob took in all the disreputabl,
houses, regardless of the color of tn,
occupants, ond then went to the Mayor
Office and left list of those under mo
surveillance. The whole affair was a
effort to rid Dalton of the bad character
that in fest tho toWn
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
FOURTH edition,
Dots.

DOtSs
Order your coal from Pussy Walton,
foot Of Fourth street.
All brands of malt at lowest prices al
Fem & Co.'S, druggists.
Choice family coal under cover 81
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
A new block floor is being laid in the
machine shop of the Harlan Il HoliiDgs
worth Company.
New crop green and bla,k teas, ele
CANT goods, 90 and 60 cents per pound
Crippen 3, East Second street.
Some rogue stole the dinner OF Thos,
Banthem, who is employed on the
wharf by G. w. Bush & 6ons
David Bowina has taken ont letter,
testamsntAry on the estate OF Eliza
Bowing, late of Mill Creek Hundred.
A. McVeigh, corner Of Tenth and PINE
streets, wishes TO employ four or Ave
good millwrights on a job in Pennsyl
yaniA.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death 10 moths, bed bugs and flies
Sold by Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King
street.
Smoke Marshall's cubeb ci garettes fol
cold in tho head and bad breath. Get
them at Hartman's drug store, oornel
Fifth and Poplar.
Five pounds choice fresh roasted
coffee for 81, 90; finest in the State fol
the money. Crippen's, No. Eas
Second street.
A full attendance 10 requested at the
meeting Of the Bruce Association al
the house of A. G. Sterling, No. 81.
West Eleventh street, this evening.
@DeHsven Morris, advertises to sell .,
public sale, on the prem ises, the house
1908 Lombard street, tomorrow after.
noon at O'Clock.
Mary Ellen Flynn, aged seven year,,
was badly hurt yesterday morning
while playing with hand car at the
coal supply yard OF the p, w. ~ b.
Railroad.
1t is reported that the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company intend TO extend
the d. M. & V. Eailro from Snow
Hil!, Md, to Pocomoke City, a distauce
Of eight miles.
A hail storm passed over portions oi
Ches or and Delaware Counties on Wed.
nssday evening, when hail stones fell In
Media az lars. an shellbirks, doing
considerable damage, while the cleo.
trical display was really startling.
Through Geo. w ingram, real estate
agent, G. w. Price has exchanged his
farm near 5he Bear Station, New Castle
Hundred, for the house of John r..
Hayes,in Middletown, the consideration
being $4,000.
4 G. Dawson and family intend u
locate at Greeley, Colorado, and will
leave for that place about the arst o
September. +. W. Murphy intends Il
accompany them, and it is probabl,
that he may engage in the cattle basi
| ness.
A Young man named Mccarthy hat
one of hls fest badly mashed by a ca
wheel passing over it this morning il
the shops Of the Pusey & Jones Com
pany. He was taken to his residence
No. 626 Lombard street, whom DR.. Bal
| was called in and dressed the wound,
new paper has been started a
Laurel, Sussex County, by Messrs
Gordon and Kenney. They use tn
patent outside" II is rot objection
able, as the selections are genarall,
good and the printing nicel'
executed. We wish them success /
their enterprise.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
4 Serious Charge.

Last evening Chief of Police Doueher.
ty, and Il. Il Nandegrift, drove to Ken.
nett Square 10 secure two yonnp
men named Frank and Price DilwortL
on the charge OF being the parties that
rohoed Milton Nichols, o. Unionville.
Chester county, a few days since, near
Cen.reViile, 4 tull account of which was
published IL this paper the next day
The young men, who are farmers, and
residetn the vicinity of kennett square
were arrested by Consta ale Grace OF
| that place, and after a hearing before
Squirs Marshall were held for the an
thorities o. rhisStats. They maintained
their innocence, and said they were
perfectly willing To come TO Delaware
without a :equisit;on, and the party
arrived IL thls ciry about II o'clock las
night, wheE they were locked up a
police station. This morning the,
secured the services of Harry Sharpley
E.q as their attorney, and he b had ;
ieA2 interview with them in the Chief
private Office Oh the second floor a
pJ'iee station. The case will be hear,
this afternoon before Squire Nande
erift.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21

A Hold Robbery.

Samuel Shank, a farmer of Gnilford
township, franklin County, Pennsyl
yania, was robbed ofSl 200 by three meu
who Game TO him and wanted to buy his
farm. After preliminary taking
over a1siaess they proposed that tht
farmer should put up 81, ,200 az forfeil
u ne allied to sell the farm, they agree
ing - pm mp forfeit also. Mr.. Shank
net Eat'ing the required sum at hand
cane 70 own with one OF the stranger,
and drew tie money out Of tho bank
On their way home they were me
about half mile from the farm by Ia,
oSher Two men, when suddenly one o
'aem pulled out a pistol al the farnei
and the other two took the 81 200 from
him. They threatened to kill him i
pursued.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
1T IS GOING

Yesterday we said we would
move our PRESENT stock al
about one half its actual vatua-
tlon. and we are doing 50 with q
vrneeance. 1t started at an ear
lv hour in the morning and kept
up pretty well all day. The
prices realized are ruinous. snd
our loss in cooi d!Wes will be
no small amount during the next
|l5 days. Yet we have drawn
the lines and wiz not change
them until the goods are gone
At this season of the year ills
|dinicult TO sell $40 suit ol
clothes FOR $40, but whsn we cul
to $l2 it will do 10 'buy and
|pat aside unit next wleter
Several of these went out yester
day. and we lost So on every SUIT
We expect this, howe'er, arc
we will be disappointed. if we DC
not lose a good many ST. before
Sept rber l..
The stock is very ful! yet
You can find :uil suits, or pants
coats and vests, OF almost ANY
size and style.
Overcoats are good stock, an'
hv rights we hat ought TO pa
these away until next fall, ou'
we will not. They must 60 witt
the rest.
Remember, this sale will con
tinuc for Is days only.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
~, ~N--.
Lhe Mayor Of W,ln,

We Clip the follovi,, ~
West Chester Local Of Tlss,s.,
calvin Gai' b Rhoads, Tie NJ
W W ilming'on, arrived 10 wTd
"Wednesday afternoon, accor',,| \
his wife. Mr.. and Mis- Rbo.s'
"Wednesday oran oyei.aulr,''
this section o!the cour,ry NJ
set dine Of travel no, a, n
? aces 10 visit, except tae Mn
home a. Amity, Berks COur,
started this morning et N
Pl~nixvi,le, vhtre tiey NIL
for a day, after which thtyviI|
on 20 iottstoan aud ,hturs \
County. H. conyer.a,lUr |
Loca. News reporter M,,u
stated that be al been M,Ir I,
mington seven weeks, ana MI
along admiralty in The I'd
started cut wltl a simple Il 4
for hi- fcrty.,hree police ,i@.
govuTIct by, 70 vi VIII, a
10 recognize ~ race, c9.O.g a
keep the s.iewa Is cl-a,, h
| blackjack TOY revolver, ui
| defence Of th4lr lives, 70 ags
while on du.y, ana 70 % ii
without fear or favor, and ll!.
lgerl men who recognize th. /
bility oftht!! positions, to pls
lpubi.c peace, lie tod them I
then that ,hes NJ
simple, and tha, a vicIadM
meait discharge without ID
lreFriDand. He says he ind,
course the best possible Hy
government.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
A Denial

CltIK Of Council, Wiliian B
land, pr0nounces the Statement !
appeared in yesterdays AarIilI
.hat he had informed atNrAs|
paper that Mr.. Blake bod stv,a|
haliots Of the Fiilh, S!Iih sid y
election districts as fals ,rt lIil
ed, tie says .ha. Nj. BiN y
have the ballots neither daA4
one tha. be had, The boIe,H
ex ceprion of that from the As
coud district, which was F1
safe, stood ON the shelf iuntllN
when he burned the oaIloIs DIX
Mr.. Blake also denies laii!
ballots, and says tha. even llsl
would not have been anJ ass
has been done IL tbe pat v
members, who, after The sIpn'
sixty days, have been alIosS \. Y
the box to satisfy Their elllo.g
spf ct To the rum ber oi'pIi h'1
ted. :.
He also said that be colla y Y
had any object in taking ~ ~. ~
his election was certified .! !nl.' ~
Off GERS in each Of the ilTesasl11
if the ballots did not COHs'Pa y.
the tally sheet, ii cou'd DOL !. " y
any change, as the ,ime l.s, y ~. y
election could be CONTESTED as'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
A suec essful Excursion,

The Moonlight excursion OF the Young
Mems Republican club, on the steamer
Brandywine, last evening, was success
In every respect, and one Of the most en-
joyable of the season. The weather was
delightful, and the three hundred persons
on board the steamer passed a night OF
unalloyed pleasure. As they passed Fort
Delaware they were saluted by Company
A. but the crack of their rifles did not
sound much louder than fire crackers
ov er the wide expanse OF water. The ex
cursionists were accompanied by part OF
the First Regiment Band Of this city, and
a part of the Metropolitan band OF Phila-
delphia, who gave 3 concert Of excellent
music.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, no. SIS Ilzs STREET
TELEPHONE SIGNAL. I8S,
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
ia. WILSON,
Ap4.ly Funeral Director.
Apx.ly
Tor Sale-On Account

of failing health, the entire
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store of ID. P. Smyth,
No 31l Market street. The
business has been established for
the past 25 years, and is splen.
did opening for one or two young
men. In the meantime, the large
and we'll selected stock, consist,
/ ing OF diamonds, gold and silver
watches, jewelry, gold chains and
silverware will be cold at cost
and all who wish bargains should
call at once. Ladies solid Amer
can gold watches $40 TO $22 =;
ladies' stem winding Wa.tham
watches $25 and upwards; gents
solid silver American watches
IS, $40 and $l2, and other goods
| in proportion. Repairing done
until business is disposed OF,
aul1.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
Ha4e Ral,.

The following games were plaved
yesterday
New York-Athletic, 10 /; Metropoli.
tan, \.
Philadelphia-New York, I Pbua.
Idelphia,
Baltimore-Baliimore, 3 Brook.
lyn,3
Chicago-Chicago, I St. Louis, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 4 Buffalo, g.
Pittsburg--St Louis, 10 Pitts
hurg, II.
Louisville-Louisvilie, l CiDc,nna
ri, ..
Washington, ID. C.-Natiopal, :
Norfolk, 3.
Newark, n. Newark, Q; Bridge
port, q.
Prov,dence-Prov idence, Bos
ton, 4.
birmingham, AIa.-Birmingham,
Memphis. 4
Nashville-Nashville, 9 C.lum
bus, ,
Jersey City-Jetssys, & Bergen
Points, 4.
KinRston-King.ton, 9 South Or
ange, g.
Richmond, Va Virginia, 10 wes,
minister, 3.
NOTES.
Az interesting game was playel a
NewbuIg, n. Y, between the New aarI
md nlue from the United State
steamer Powhat;an Following liz th
score . Newburg, 10 Powha,,ap, .
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
/ # 7 \ ED|71|
ihc .,nl. -

COMPLAINT round.
POM. l,oa :, on Twelfth h." s',,a, a,'ss d1
ana French streets .s., ,si' ! '@ssl
ofiI, fH, sl,l sl'[ll.,ly have prli'i.s.isss a ,,Sis
ma,,sr nur .,der ~ It's removal. pItt,,s Its,.s
%s,.rsn,l'or 'ha .,er 'or the Police Ilsld lS.ld
vFi1fmine will IN i., on a site fot ,bs bs'sa| a
NH, TiIi !. oe ns,aatisiact'sy 70 sv,,,s ~, ,se|
api-e ~ ~ ,' ,Pa placed ii the suSe,s rts''al
t,"1t,i Two officers to prevss, evv,ssss,,''sa',d| y.
sn,iei stolen as fas; as office, Ce, Fa'.d'p sas d'p
"NT,s Tsa ants could capture tss ,Sss !
sr. arise from the ti.Iinp, AN; s,,.,z y
Hone 10 BY shooting, and I ,bs, Sl,es .ss,
pe r'lnedied by the paiiM An. 'ast y
procuring a smotherip, v's =. Ve
IS l-el in Philalelpbia. ,Ds Ds', 1
described in The REprs,r ara w. "
weeks ago. The method II,tas y, AZ.
,he poor ofut's by shoo,in, W 4. alll'
inhunlanl, and It would -. ae'
any the less no to bsvs vs'v i, Ia !
(snburos' A box large epopsS /, s,ls !,
this city could be p.oca,.S 70 ,u.S Y =. I
isa sha az II I those whose duty il i 4 + ,
looked into by Walter H,,s 4, y ! |
behalf Of the Society for IsI, 4. h
lot Cruelty to Alimals, a, asd n !,
oarous method stopped s,u N, !
mas done all in his power h ~ !
proper arrangements mads !. !
went TO Philadelphia on IN NJ J
coun, and examined ,be .s. .n,.
use there, but no ac,!Opb,, ~ Y
in the matter, !"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
A RlfRhtFfro.

About IL O'clock this morning an
alarm of fire was caused by a Fl re break
ing out on the roof of a frame building,
nAmed Brady and occupied by Peter
Lavender. The roof caught by e spark
from the engine Of a passing train. 1t
WAS put oat by plug stream and as
fusual In such cases there was more
damage from water than from fre The
" hole loas ill not exceed $50.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
work Resumed In Moncn,s saop

NRw YORK August 20-About a
ho1on men, under foreman, went 10
work a, the Morgan Iron Works this
morning for the purpose of completing
sevsra! pieces Of work for parties other
than she Government which were left
unfinished at the time of suspension
The shop engine was put in motion fol
the first time on a new shaft for the
Pacific Mail steamer Colon. BY the
time tho work above referred to is com
pleted II 10 expected that orders will be
received authorizing continuance oi
work upon the Government contrac Il
now pending.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
The Problem sol'm'

Three months have pas'sl y. ~.
chess match took pIa'e ~ d
bstween the Wilmine'ol @s at's I.
Clubs, aud the d!il'ca''5, I. '.,,I NJ,
or,inated ov"! the sc2Fe y '"
fair way OF being seilIsd' nJ
|. stands Wiim!nRt0Dl : !. .,sa ~
y: draw, ! The rena'G'ps
are 10 he ansiy zed by NS'',s%, e I'm,
and Tatnan o! the ba,g,sI ,,i,sr
wilmington ailbsl 7e'Iesa,siI ~;
the even OF difference .s.,Ss !. IN,
rp,erees, ,he lna,'eE W., WI. " ~ nd ID
Wl.liam S eini'z. oll! y. ..' ,Nl
he match /, III d.snlIe, - ',,,sl. u
rors C.no has ioua -lnce ..,ri,r, .,ri,r,
vln.1ry TO The wilnias H. T,a,l a.Itl
paia All The EXPENSE u
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
Exou rsiOn.

Gouley's grard excursion to Tol
chester, August 25th, promises To be
one of real pleasure. Read advertise
ment for information where to buy
tickets. Parties going will! need n
ticket before getting on the train, and
it will be well for all to look after their
tickets.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
Harper m d Brorher.

The new commission men at 1l0 East
Fourth street, receive daily large con-
OF fruit, poultry, potatoes,
eggs, soft she'll crabs, vegetables, etc.
We sell to dealers only, and have
nothing but consigned goods.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
The ohio Republican Ticket.

CoLUMEUs, Aug. 2o.-The Republican
State Central Committee, at a meeting
this evening, selected Judge William T.
Spear, of Warren County, candidate
Daily Republican., 1885-08-21
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