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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-22
y Down Town Merchant

n 0bNu Town MtIfhhnr
Having passed several nights dis
turbed by the aSonies and cries of suf-
| tering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrun
was just the article needed, procured 4
supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what he
had done, she refused to have il admins
tered to the child, as she was strongly in
favor of homeopathy. That night the
child passed in suffering, and the parents
without sleep. Returning home The day
| following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating another
| sleepleSs night, the mother stepped from
| the room to attend TO some domestic du,
ties, and left the father with the child
| During her absence he administered s
portion Of the Soothing Syrup to The
baby, and said nothing. That night al
hands slept well, and the little fellow
| awoke In the morning bright and happy
| The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change, and although
ut first offended at the deception prac
ticed upon her, has continued to use tn,
syrup, and suffering, crying babies anC
restless nights have disappeared. 4
| single trial of the syrup never yet failct
to relieve the baby and overcome TIM
| prejudice of the mother. Sold by nj
druggists. % cents bottle.
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OiCOH0i~-s. gRucn, ss35 .aS7
AEnTrs.-hcri, sic, r. quito S20 q 9t0''
Imported CO gugc lS'.,i gallon .tsu; lHl p ~
'"u $40; 1860, $3.50; 1910, GiU; 1865, % 90,
Aai5 5000; Oiarj, nupuy K UOs cognac, 1879,
t5,N; 1870 500; ST. 500, lSis slO.o5; Be
cre' pubouche Z GO. copnac. 1873, sac; lfr
.l.sG, ,sl6, 3b.u.
9Ii-poIncs''7, yeW ImE on PhilSJcluh.r,
A. gallon, 81 10; Holland, q gallon, t2Of1.g5;
SIS Robert Burpe,t'a Old Tom ~ GALLON, S3I-
,!,G5; eir Robert burnetts Ole Tom, q oasA
t,Jg 200; HOLLAND, F case, T60.
WnIgKY--lCuisinp8 rgCtiuDd, % 81 cent
plo0f & gallon, $3.50; Western, E.3NlSl.ig
bourbon 81 'N3S5G Ryo. l.GW351; SCOTCH
imrNr' Vi, AN. b, iri'it imported, So q
e,i,5
'EAGFAUTy" --. HuldcrOr Uarts bnuta,
0sglls y dufCu, TIip, Piper He!dsciciS, quarts
81 uuacn, 1850; hrus 81 Co, quarts Il dozen
l5v; MOer s ChGnd0u, Siliery NouNOuy, &
dozen. &,VO; Crem8ut d'Ay, n uogap, 2s0)' a
h' Erm1u Toe tintS, " a0dll0nsi' dry
'trstldy, 2ifli lHirc Dry, 'lGh
WINE California Clgrei 2 gallon, a..
Anler9ol No. b r gallon, 60dSs; lmpogie5
oarets, ordinary, n cDsk, 5Dm.daGOO; family
c'aretg, per V9Hk, 1liWGtO.UJ, quo clarel8, h
eHtsi sOlGal7j0I; Medoo, Z, case, Goo; ST.
.ullan, g. case, $50; Narg8ux, 4 case, 7Nn,
lunte Camel, r co'o. 1000; iCyosO, y GEO.
,E'li leCyil, a ease, 400; Chateau Laet'a
. cf-,s N'f o. 'ne~i y cccc. lHaS; N'
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LOUISVILLE OAR SOLE IEATHER-N
heavy, Tree of brands soc lbsX medium, ficr
ef brands, &c ID; a heavy, one brand, SIC
lbi medium, one brand, Sjc 10; Baltimore
oTop, sic.
BUFFALo SLAUGprER Prime, lGto o. III
Sides SOc 10; good, IL 10 28 sides, 2sc ID: conn
Ter II 10 u lb sides, &c 10; q, D., MRtamorrs,
&C NJ No. |, oak harness lea 80 10 SIC 10;
No. 2, OAK harness lea, ~ to a2c 10; No |,
hem harness iea,GSc 10; EO.2hem harness lea
elo lhi MOI /, hon stirling Ten, Sac 10; Nc. =,
hem skiiting Lon, T2u 10, Welt and bride
leather, a. 10 Shs side,
lhllAnElrBlA rAIF-fxtra quality, ~
70 ~ 10 70 Dozen, S.sJ III, GSto ~ III Ia dOyeB,
lb; "a 10 30 10 O. dozen, $l.05 10; 81 10 90 Ia
10 dozen, n III; % e. "a H. 10 dozen, Rjc III.
FRENCH CALF-Sl.l5 to 100 10; XXX top
plngsi all co OTIS, RIb To 500 dogoil; N&& top
pings, all cClors, extra n rye, $50 10 Sill dusen.
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acn'a kip broeanS, S5(al2j, boys' kip bro-
ihg >07lOO; men'e I. cali hrogengi l,Gl@l5Si
lvy 4. cali brOgpus, 95tl&; rooms kip
s.cerSle plowp, lO0(ei.i; boys kip 2-bucklp
rows, N@l.&, men'g bur balH, congress and
outt0n, l,tOG225i mcu's calf halo, congress
~ ny hutton, 26VJA.5l. mems KIP boots, 3,0Ss
N5n mems I, cali boots, 2i0l6fiSO0i mems
Glf boots, 25.OJe,60.Q0; bOyis kip bOcta, 22.Jtg
WV boy's J.. calf boot. lG,yG2iO0; boy,
Al pools - SOC 100; wUmen's ~ hip polka,
,Sahoj Missed ~ hip polkas, a(D1oc
Ilo'a ~ kip polksg, all rlsas, iSG.b5c; child,
n lpoid2gnu siseH, 1tt'tiC womOn'6calipos
~ polish Nk9i.ip; womon's hur 6cwed pol.
IN, s,y3l.2o; Womou's calf 7ewed polish, IA,
Ni6iSi women's goiu scNUd and polish, o.
Ni.S; women't tic aeWed, a,qi1t; womOli
geSA scWpg ucliHh l.-N l-,.
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posra-Cod ! postH, pc I, l2!lo oaoh.
GRAIN Ann uREAn srUFFs,

WuEAr--6jNI0c
kAE-.h HusNs, voc.
CjGN-m ear, Ole; saoked, Gee,
OArs-ln bulk, gSo; In sack, 800; nom store
e 20 Go higher,
Ft0uR--por c,vt.. Patent, $50, fnncy, taeb,
choice family, R4Si XNN&i Sa26; low grade
2n5.
BNAE--Per cwt,At mills, SSci In iore,9iGoN
lS0.
HOaINY AND ORI1s-S5 per barrel.
FEED Chopped corn por iN pounds, G..e1;
hoppce corn and oats per 100 pounds, yi,s1
,or q br.n Per lO0 pounds, tlc,
GRAHAM F1oUR-per iO0 pounds, ~.
tlAY--Prairio, = per ton, or ~ loose, mil
let, Il per ton, or ~ loose.
MILLxT BLEp-eso. 3ormnn miliCt,sQc
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MCol-'NeXicpi, flpc OF burrs, l0,gl2c; Hez.
l ,3n N prQvoa, WGJCi coarse, Ice; tlno ila'
eloln luGlSci fine wool, according To dirt an
yvhVldoni lA8&ci bury, 9fec per pound
"Nt, according to 6urs.
~ DAN--eiine plump lirtt. ~ ia Npd gp
tissS w lei secOpde, plump nluia, ~ "a aud az
ilo5so Per ~ prime lshi alt h,lliiisc pUi 'h
SSNt's, bOllg and aiega, ScilC pCr ~, dry Egltsd
$3.50.
b, iAAAd.ow-lfiiro talicy. So; ialow grta,t
- qTiAec. vgllNv T.. 'rowp. t''N
a, IN rRiEG-.near SKIM, lGelSp, sctslepa, 10
Nl1ci sheer ran1 a. pey cont .d,s6ic; shcar-
unGs i09loo, Fallln aud poverty from Ease
lower.
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to Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DIR. BosInko's Cough and LuRg Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages
1t never fails to give relief in all cases of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid.
cred primary to consumption. Price %
cents and Sl,00. Sold by all druggists.
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wooriS w.....s.
Robinson County, Texas--Open summe
and Winter,


and Winter.
One hundred and forty miles norths 81
Houston to Wootan Wells junction on
Houston & Texas Central railway
Street cars meet all day trains. 40.
knowleged the best mineral water In
the south. Has cured thousands. Writ
for testimonials. Enquire for excur-
sion tickets, at all Houston Il Texgi
Central railway Offices. Water bv ex
press, G. @. u. Hotel will DO under new
management. Comfortable Offices viii
ehimneys Two mails each day. BoarC
including mineral water, from SO TO 81.
par week. Address, Wootan Wen
company, Wootan Wells, Texas.
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OOn'J wait longer for lower prices, as
to-day they have been put down 20 the
lowest notch, aud shall positively close
out the Loeb & FriUborg stock OF grocer
les everything in that line, by April |,
as the store has 10 ba givO1 up. Tho as
sortment Is good aud tba prices are
much lower. /. HEmENuEIMER.
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EHuIT, POULTRY, GAME, MTG

APFLEs-{a0l pcr barrel
ORArugs--Sioily, y box, $50.
LEyp~g-Sicily, a boS, ta.Sa
DArK3--Iu trails, &c.
BANANAS 800 n bunch.
GEAPEs-MRlaea, none.
SWEET PoTAToEs--ll0 gl.i0.
OsIoNa-SS.QO p, tarrel
poTAroEs--A bnEhel l.SO.
CABBAoE-fc per ID.
onIoKErs-ws quote st soop daEsu;
turkeys, 7bc.
EGoB-l0c " dozen.
Bu1rER-Rest grade northern, $50; best
Dallas county, zoo; other Texas county but
ter, 30 10 Ssc, according 70 quality.
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LIVE srnrE.

tVhe quotations given below refer TO corr fed
nnin ais, living weight
hEEvEs--3lS6.io per pound.
=, SOws-Sc per poundi mich COWS, com.
Won, $50 per head,
EnEEP--Prime Sollkc per pound.
SoATs-Nono o. the market,
! iio0e-SNCGic per poued.
BULLS Avn srAgt-iis1fec per pound.
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Gisenlohr Eros, y Schneider, Gsrma,
Hhaptnarggts

Corner Main and Field streets and
Elm and Ervey streets, Dallas. We So
llcit the public patronage, not on the
strength OF elegant clerks, illuminated
by electric glare, bat by tending to oui
Rocation individually and giving it oul
constant personal attention. Prescrip
ton and chemical department a spe
cialty. Il, f. EIsENLoHR,
AUGUST SCHNEIDER,
@. A. EIaNNTNHR.
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For the convenience of ladies We have
attached to our spacious store noat
sample room, In which they can find the
largest, finest and most complete line of
staple and fancy groceries IN the state.
ED. $. ALsToN,
757 ana $50 Elm street, cor. Sycamore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-22

Satisfy yourselves OF the above asser-
ton by calling ON US, ana we will take
pleasure In showing you our specimen
OF decorations aud paper hangings.
MCCALL 4 ERNENwEIN,
$40 Main street.
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why not use chopped iced when you
can get itf The cheapest and the best,
icl, phone on SEND Your order 10 Eel.
IONS mill, aud 10 will BIO delivered
promptly. q. Il. FELToN.
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Paralysis, deafness, running soros,salt
rhoum, neuralgia, diseased livor,
BrighCs diseased the kidneys, diahatia,
DISCHARGES Of all kinds; cure ruaran-
iced. Giles Liniment Ionide Ammonia
aud Giles Pills. Sold by al druggists.
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inc threats Of tho prohibitionists
against liquor selling has alarmed Dal.
IaslteS. Tho iow drops that romain are
all found at the Glen Lea.
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Scotch mermalade.

Scotch marmalade.
Garden & Dilworth's preserves.
Ontario fruits.
French wines.
California champagne,
and every delicacy You can call for, at
En- 5. ALsToNis.
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The strike ia over aud wo are receiv-
Ing ouf spring goods.
l. DOUGLAS Bios.
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Best Rio, parchad or ground, ! pounds
for 81. g. IL. MoMAND & Bro,
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ia. Randall has just received a couple
of now ard elegant picnic and fishing
wagons. Do not forgot him.
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WHY was tho ENGLISH army unsuc-
cOsslul ia Ervpt? Simply because they
were cut OF from their Glon Lea sup
plies.
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10 M OFAT RlN
SO = E GHES G. S.

FaaUCi CAUrgoNII
Hcny li0tcs and Restaurants Wgl ths
In lfEgiNS hotties with o spuricur
mixture and SERVE ~ ne tho GENUINE
ite q rou,ns Worcestershire S,lce
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sole agents Tor pallns, Teras
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22

BOSTON, Sept. 2T.-For some time
past Francis Is. O'Donpell, aged 80 years
and his brothers Edward and George.
have been the proprietors Of the Rox-
bury Gazette. Francis had been suffering
from alteration of the mind. Yester-
day morning he became insane and his
brothers induced him to accompany
them to the office Of DIR. Williams. Up.
on entering the office be became un
manageable and jumped through win,
dow, carrying the sash with him. Those
| In the room succeeded, however, in re-
curing him in time to prevent him trou
being dashed upon the pavement be
low
Upon being again placed in the room
he suddenly seized cup that stood OF
the table and broke 1t into fragments
Instantly he secured sharp piece o
the vessel, and, before his movemets
could be arrested, drew 1t rapid ly acros
his throat from ear 10 ear. Then, drop
ping his weapon, he grasped with hi
hands the exposed arteries and tor
them from his neck. He died while bt
ling taken to the hospital.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
THIR D EDITION,
pe,,,.yIyanIa state Fair,

Some seventy journalists assem- Died
On the Pennsylvania State A2ricultuT
al fair groupd, at noon on Monday, by
invitation of the managers of the Fair
and the Egg Harbor Wine Cultural
Society, to partake of q lunch and To
sample the products of the grape grow
ers OF that famous wine district The
" franklin and American Burgundy,
and the Welcome" of same color,
though different and richer than the
former from the vaults OF Mr.. julius
Hicks, etng six years old, were pro-
noupced extra ., and ahead OF any
foreign wine of the same years. Inc
- Ruby. from the vaults of. III. Ban.
niher's and also several fine brands
were sampled frc n the vaults Oh
Charles Salmon. The newspaper men
did Justice to the wines, and the lunch
and pronounced them hard to beat II
excellence. The Egg Harbor wines
took the yrize at the Centennial and O.
the Paris Exposition Of 1873 over al
other competitors.
Speeches were made by John Lucus,
the paint manufacturer, rs to the aims
of the Agricultural Society and the Esi
Harbor Wine Cultural Society. Othe
gentlemen connected with the associa
ton made short speeches as TO the aim
and expectations OF the fair and the goo
that would result to the manufacturer
of Philadelphia.
The buildings, of which there are sevel
al nearing completion, will be hnishe
ready for occupancy by tomorrow an
the fair promises TO be a grand SUE
cess.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22

The German Baptist Conference clos
cd last night. The announcement was
made at this mornings opening that the
collection taken up on Sunday morning
WAS $3.50 81 instead of $500. The Balti-
more Aid Socie.y was recommended to
the consideration Of the different con.
gregatiors. There was strong senti-
ment In favor of placing a m issionary
at Castle Garden, \. Y.,and tie matter
was referred To the General Missionary
Board. Rev. William Pareuhausen
commented on the dearth Of spiritual
growth In many Of the churches. Ia.
| vitations we're received from the Third
church Of Buffalo, n. Y, and The
church at Berlin, Ontario, TO hold mex
years conference in those cities
The Publication Society engaged tn
attention OF the audience in the after
noon, and the evening was spent il
making farewell addresses, ending nea
midnight in partaking OF a bounifu
lsupply Of refreshments.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
Tor Saloon Account
Of falIlng heaIth, the ent

J. OF 1alllng nealtn, Iue ehohe
stock and fixtures of the wetch|
and jewelry store of D.P.Smyth,
No. 3ll Market street. The
business has been established 70.
the past rs years, and is splen-
did opening for one or two young
men. In the meantime the large
and well selected stock, consist
ing of diamonds, gold and silver
watches jewelry, gold chains and
silverware, will be sold at cost,
and all who wish bargains will
find it to their advantage to call
and examine stock before pur'
chasing elsewhere. Repairing
| and all other business attended
to as usual, until the business is
disposed of. sl5-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
AIt; HRR ISsh

T-atns leave wilmington as follows
Fer PAIN ielphla and intermediate sta
tloEs, a. , V, 10 80 a. H.; 80, W, 70, gb5
p. u.
Philadelphia tsEpressl, 2, 8l5. s47. go
: 50, SIS. 900. 90, II, loo 4s. an
u II, 24t, a, 5 n. 8 65, 8 20, 8 IS, s4spm ;
New lors. : 80, 3 10, 34T. ~. $40. u,
3 =, - Us, y IS 8. % ~ IS, S., 2 50, 40,
70, b. - { 50. IS, 40 p. II.
r: Wet Csester, via LtnoEln, 6 70 and
8 is a N; 20 sni COP m
Baltimore ana Intermediate stations 10 Q,
a. N. no, Il - D. III.
Baltimore and Bay Line, % ?. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, e. Al. s04
/ 10 %, 10 te q. m; o.. y II. IS, 70 p. Ii.
Trains for delaware Division leave Tor.
rev fast!e, It, 5 IS a. IN; y IS, = %, &C
{ Is, Pm
! I.swes ard I'shoeOth, Can; :2os an,
I 8 &c =. n.
! Harrington Delnar AID way stations. 5 S
! a. n. and y 81 p. IN.
harrington and way 7ta:iors. : 25 y. II.
Express Tor Seatord, sop u
! IXpresa 70. lover Gnd .tet.AFr. "a ii m
wees.tey., aAd II 80 p. n evcry tay.
/ FRANKLIN cay, 9 10 g.ll.sanaI- 5 il. 70.
81 DAY iEhlNS
Philadelphia AMI Intermediate station.
~ ?. n; Il 20 Iooa. 39, - p. III.
PIiialciph;a and New Ors, : o. IL q
., u = , r.: -, c As b. IL
For Vest Chester, yia L4moSiE, 70 T. 7.
. =, N.
. Baltimore and Washington, i 28,44l. so
10 % a. M 90 . III. Baltimore. II II l.. IN
For fur, her Information pas 7en4ers are T,
ferred 70 the time tables posted at the stl
ton.
Trains marked thus y are limited EXPIRE
j. K. WOOD.
y General Passenger Agent,
! CzAkLKn L. Py12, General M -za.sr.-
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
Graph wrIsi ny Glasses.

The following testimonial was re
ceived OF Saturday from Miss Allie a.
Lambe, talented lady teacher AT
Christiana, Del, together with fine
specimen of penmanship
CHRIsTIASA, Del, Sept. 10, 1855,
To THE PUBLIC
~ To all lovers of beautiful pen
manship, am willing to say, withou
hesitation that l consider Prof Iamei
a. Crabb, the most accomplished pen
man and ooliging teacher that | hav
ever met, and would not be without tn
information for many times its cost t
me-" Yours Truly,
ALLIE A. IIAhRE.
This young lady received twent
lessons only, and is beautiful writer
The Prof. is " rolling in the names.
Look out for others. You will recos
nize your friends among them. y
bogus" names. Write TO them al
be convinced.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
Fatal Casualties.

Three persons were killed by light
ming in cotton house at Dublin, Miss
issippi, OF Saturday.
Ellis CJ.e. discharged from the regu'
Lar army. xOTf Hatth, Dakota, few
WH1os--;and who was on his way home
20 Philadelphia, waa killed yesterday
by falling from an express train rear
Spruce Creek, Pa,
William bedford, an old citizen o
Evansville, Indiana, and well known i,
racing circles, was dangerously II moi
fatally go-ed on Sunday by ma,
bull.
Peter Bowrski was killed and Thoma
Hines fasaily injured in the C.ea
Springs o9iliery, at Wilkesbsrre, yes
Jerday, 6y tai Of rock and Goa.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22

john NJ. Hardy, Oe'oie
terday morning charged Y
ceny Of a quantity Of l.a.
e. springer, Sixth AID 7,
was this morning held N !
his appearance before ;ls
eral Sessions. :,
Patrick Brogan va: p'
Officer Shields for beng
the streets, Brogan p'ead
and said be wol!l .9se D
was fined and COMMITTED
were not 80 easily iot ..,
Judge CuInmirs comIl'''
officer Gorn.ey bIoI9a
| Carlisle and charged uI y
| drunk. lie Owned Tie q
| fined 81 and costa -,
| John Rowan was 'oa'
lCarey lying on Sikh ,l lt,
Ifsrson, drunk, and l gio'
| Rowan said No vas a SOU ~
lBrapdyvipe Granite 4i I
Ia little Oft for o4ce, sl1 y
leo, as ne bad no meme. y
iset any without gong 4
Judge Cummii : thy,l ~.
would not hurt linn h'''
lhuIt bimselt. 49,,
| David Lemon 1al ..'
Hand, a colond eml9yTFs
.rraigned for ailsin Il, : . ,
| to Lemon As l , s!l9
| ses. the case was p'''P
| morrow morning
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
A Few Words About Roofs,

A prominent manufac-
turer Of this city sent for a
rooter to examine his roof
When the inspection was
finished he asked the roofer
what could be done to max e
the roof sound. The rooter
replied that the only remedy
was to put on q Ne70 Ro9h
as the roof was completely
ruined from having used an
| Mfenoy Paint, which a man
lhad talked him mto," hav-
ling put on his roof. This is
only one Of the many such
complaints we hear daily in
the course of our business.
I'VE cannot see how intelli-
llgent property owners will
t lallow themselves to be per
. suaded by irresponsible
strangers and others to ruin
their property in this man
ner. when we can sell you a
'l.Shftb Pre- Ro9f Pant
composed of pure Oxide o
. Iron, Linseed Oil, Japan
lCuban Asphaltum, Asbestos
Red Lead and Litharge
Il (which any responsible palnteI
Twill tell you are the best ar
II ticles known to science, tina
will resist Exposure to thu
q elements. We put it up il
one gallon, halt and quarter
= lgallon cans, at ONE DOL
1LAR per gallon. Any {
S1our city painters will appl
ic it for you.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
B @ D Y B R USS E IS.
IS frame

in choice patterns, suitable for
parlor, library and dining-rooms,
all handsomely bordered, which
we shall offer at the remarkably
low price Of sl.25 per yard. Hall
and stair sets also in this lot tc
match,
' elvct and Moquettes in new
elegant and handsome patterns
all with effective and artistic
borderings to match, are nov
displayed, Our large and We
lighted carpet rooms give unusu
q, facilities for those intending t.
buy carpetings. The prices wer
never lower. the stock never y
large and attractive for our pei
pie TO select from. We shoul
5 BE- !il.ased to have You visit OF
!. store, other for inspection {
, pUreAas NJ,
wM. =. >HAEP,
Fourth an Aia-Set streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
kAle of Cows.

ROBBERS * Tyson win have sale o.
cows az Y ,!lage Green Delaware County
Pa, Tomorrow, All persons who wisn 10
go M in fhe y IS train should leave
word at the auction store of l.. W.
Stidhain q son prior 70 10 50 a. N.
and arran Renents viii be male 70 meet
them a. i-,nwgod with carriage. The
cows on land are said to he very u.
perior, and aonseq uently is.tymen vh5
wish to increase their stock this season
should MAKE ii point 10 DO present, az
god bs gains may be secured.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
PnaIOr Called.

Rev. Charles II. Tucker, for lonl
time rector Of tho Reformed Episcopa
Church Of the Redoemer in PhilGdel
phis, hiss accepted call from tn
Reformed Episcopal Church of to,
Covenant Second and Washington
streets, this city, and it is said he will
enter upon his duties about the first o
November. Since the Rev. Mr.. Barne
left this church, Rev. William White
local preacher Of Epworth charge
hAs been filing the pulpit.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
Badly Rrnten.

John Craven Was badly beaten s.
Messig's saloon, Fifth and Monro
streets, .ast saturday evening. Anon ,
o her I'M lr.as he received was tn
breaking Of one his wrists, which vii
act as g check on bis obstreperons
dispositl9u 10. few days. We have
not heard Of any of the parties hav - 9
been arrested, aud therefore it may Ne
inferred thar ne deserved the chastise
ment he received.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
>. @. Pickeiu d &c.

havir 6 taken the stove store Of II. f.
Pickles at No. 0 East Fourth street,
are getting in large lot Of stoves,
ranges aud heaters OF different styles,
and are prepared 10 sell them at 10"
price for cash, and are also prepared I,
do all kinds of repairing of roofs
spouts, tin or sheet iron ware, aud re
pairing of stoves and heaters a. shor'
notice and with promp.ness. Cal. al
No Q East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
The wesley Chuch Ten, Meeting

The protraeted meetings In til Yves
Icy NJ + Church tent at jackson ard
Linden streets : increasing In yo'uuc
and interest. Rev. f. l. Hubbard
preached - night from the tex.
know IL whom. have believed. T." at TIN
close OF winch a revival meeting W.,
held in which tLere were ten conv~r-
sions. Rs-. " / s. Murray vii! preact
this evening. ard services will be he.
every niEl: This week except S-surla,
might,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
Another Sale.

Webster & Lavender will havs an.
other sale Of fresh cows, springers and
steers, At Hockessin, on Thursday, the
first of October. Tho farmers OF the
surrounding country should bear this
sale in mind, as better opportunity tc
purchase stock may not bs presented
this seaaon.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-22
Tn. Prts.,,I, Coming.

The Priscilla, the Wilmington yacht
will be brought to the Harlan and
HollInRsworth Company's yards in
few days, where she was built, wher'
alterations will be made that will ena
BILE her TO out5ail either the Genesta o.
Puritan.