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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
BRECKENRIDGB.
A Shooting Affray-oounty Court in
Session.
SpeciRl

1Nhhluus
special
BRECRENRIDaE, TEX, Feb. g.
lobe Delaney shot Pink Watts Feb
ruary ., five miles north Of Crystal
Falls. Watts ran Off with and mar.
ried Delaney's daughter. This 20 en-.
ragged the old man that he tried 70 Bill
Watts The wounded man IL doing
as well as could be expected, and will
probably recover.
County court was in session last
week, Judge + l.. Walker presiding
Most OF tho cases on the docket were
disposed Of In two days
Capt. A NJ Wslthsll Is quite sick
with pneumonia.
Or. r, M. Curry from the eastern
portion OF this county has moved to
town. We now have four practicing
physicians-Dr. Vale DR.. Curry, DR..
b iyton and DIR. w. r. Brown. One
would think from the number of resi-
dent physicians that our town Is q
sir ky one, but such In not the case,
the reverse Is true.
The Cisco and Breckenridge mail
line has again changed hands Nc.
Do veil and Patterson are the present
contractors.
Mr.. John w. Vesle Is making some
improvements on his place In sub
stsntial way.
Mr.. J Frank Knighter died Of con-
sumption at o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing at the Stokes house. He leaves q
wife and one child.
Elder ]. w. Jackson preached hi
farewell eermon Sunday. Mr. Jack
son has made many friends during his
stay here, who, With his CampbellitC
brethren, will hate to see him leave
He will preach this year in Hill
! county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-11
Good Bread.

A reliable baking powder Is house
nold necessity, and IN the makeup o.
SILVER Loaf combination has been
'ound by which the most inexperi-
eneed housekeeper Is ON an equality
with those who have made bread mAk.
ing a study for years When direo-
lions are followed In ts use the result
ls alwaye satisfactory and no house
VIE who uses Silver Loaf Baking
Powder ever has cause for complaint
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A Church Robbed.

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb lO.-The POI
lice report that 81. Josiahs Roman
Catholic church was entered 10y burg.
lars last night, who carried of the sa.
cred vessels made OF silver, heavily
plated with gold, and also some Of the
itch vestments, and even carried of
the Door. box.
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my H.

The widespread popularity of Silver
Loaf baking powder Is due TO the
strength and purity OF the ingredients
hat enter into its composition, and
repeated henical tests place it side
" side with the most popular brands
IL the market and show it the peer OF
my powGel yet offered the public,
The manufacturer ssks only trial
With other brands, and lie willing to
abida the regult
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I.oAn. md Inrrelmrnta.

ID BosE negotiates acceptable loans,
$500 70 $40 900 or more any length OF
time, Can sell choice vendors lien
noles Persons having money Ia either
large or small sums can makesecu
loans through us. Fees aud expenses
paid by borrowers. David Boar, cor.
ner Main aud Fourth streets.
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RninMnter Rnfns.

Hot, cold and shower baths, only %
cents. Six elegant rooms at 4. Gutg-
mans barber shop, oext to corner OF
F,rst and Main streets. Also, Vapor
and Medinated baths Elght chAirs.
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Just Arrived.

One car of fine, high grade, "Polled
Angus bulls one year old past. These
animals will be sold at prices to suit
the times. Apply To w. +. Bentley,
with Geo. b. Loving d Co., Fort
Worth, Tex
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a NOW ROUTni
F0RT WORTH TO HOUSTON VIA ALVIN
hight Tread.

II you have been unfortunate In the
Beleotlon of a baking powder give Sit.
yer Loaf trial and we guarantee that
your bread win be nutritious, whole
come and light. for Il has never vet
pointed the hOusakeanar.
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1000

Bushels OF millet sted for sale by w.
X Patterson, corner Sixth aud Hous.
ton.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN
w n"uuce " X SmOot a. a candidate for
reel, elton To the flee Of city engineer at the
ensuing April election
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TERMS; Postage prepaid, 81 Per Year
PoI VI. commences Nov. 4, 1884.


aingle numbers, Five Cents zach
ilemittances should be made Nv post. oe...
Money order or Dram, 10 avoid chances Of
Newspapers are not 10 eopv az, oa,s,,.,.
Brother. harper %
Address,
H1RPER.& BROTHERS New yo,s
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UTE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w the name Of II A. (Hock) Thou as as
candidate for city marshal az ensuing cleo
tiOn, April 7, 1895 MANY VoIERs
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Grain for safe.

ANA IehNs
Thirty cars OF sacked oats.
Twenty cars OF wheat, by
3, A, HATCHER,
Grain Dealer Fort Worth.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


WYE ARE AUTHORIZED To AN
w nounce John Nichols as candidate
for ro-eles ION 10 the once OF city treasurer
al the ensuing election.
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Ladies approve OF your smoking
, Little Joker
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PRODUCE MI

The condition Of uoasl, q
lAneou- reading, pNlli D
Wit and bumor, boih y.
sporting nev 3, popaIai.... ,
Weil.knoWn persons 2 y
ment devoted lOthe eIlAa'-
While the Weekly hsnsi,
and best NJ VS. Of lheHal-
nal for the FAM y. ..
Subsc ibe one do liil )
year. po,tag- free 70 ~
States or Ianadas s
The New York Hefli''.
One Dollar q yeat VA,
Address HEM ".
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZES D. TO ANNOU ,CE
w the name OF W. NJ. ReR a. candidate for
reelection m city marshal At the ensuing
election
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tant papers on Art NJ.
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LIBRARY, One Yr
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Numbers OF Jun. 4,
year. When no tina I,
urderTtOod that ths rb
gin With the currently,
The last eleven seu
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per volume. Cloth us
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOU VCE
" Mr.. 7. G.. Terry aH "a candidate for the
oftice Of city engineer at the ensu ng April
Gle ton.
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For city Engineer.

WE ARE AU1 HoRIZEDTo ANNOUNCE
w ", II, King ~ q car dldHte for city GU
ginCeT at the ensuing municipal election,
April 7, 1885,
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ONE DOLLAR

From the suggestion, Of 4
ment alone cobcfnlng
trees, buildings, g'idtn y
cultural economy. IN
the housewife bnd he 81
economical and taslelul Y
ions and tie making @
addition are given lAei
and
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rnr A..r..or ND OolIector.

FOR AB8eHsOr AUD N0IIOctoF'
VUBARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w VIM. Rarr asa candidate for the Office
81 CITY assessor CO ectOr nj the ensuing
mum, iual eioction In April.
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NTTEAREAUrH RIzED TO ANNOUNCE
w O. q. Rivers az n candidate for the Of
nee of city Assessor and collector. Election
April T.
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1885
Harper'S Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.

Tho serial Rud snort stories In amer,
Young People have al the dramatic interest
that Juvenile fction car possess, while the,
are wholly free nom what Is peruicious or
vnlgarly sensational. The humorous sto.
rles and pictures are full OF innocent fur
ana the papers on natural history and Sol
enee, travel, and the facts OF life, are by wri
teFs whose names give the best assurance o.
aeeuraov and value, Illustrated papers Oh
athletic sports, games, and pasttimes civ.
null Information on those subJects. Thore n
nothing cheap about It but IT'S price.
An epitone OF everything that is attractive
and desirable in Juvenile literature Boston
A weekly feast OF good things 10 tho how.
and girls IN every family which II visits
j IL wonderful IN Its wealth or pictures
cate, ~. u a"'V
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VGTBARE AUTHORIZED 70 ANNOUNCE
w Stuart Harrison pEn candidate for re-
election ~ the ONCE 81 city secretary at the
ensuing Apri election.
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FOREIckI

The Herald has alEayl y
by the mllness OF " cav
new TRANSATLANTIC ieltgn
crease facilities.
The Farm epanmtnl0
aid is practical. ligoes q
not give wildtheoTies. NJ
many more than
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a PERFECT NEI'

u contalusa'l thegtsi
edition OF the Herald. W
circulation 10 the UniRsa
Independent 10 pnllllt
liable chronicle Of pll
world, lmpartially glflg
aid opiulOns OF al paniS
may loo known In d "a,
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VARlCOCELE s., / ,
New YaE /
WEEKLY
WE VQLhhAl
Brightest, most Nevyr
Journal In he N
S(EToHEs.cl

And numerous other fii
ed. Also q complete ri
of the n aws In al depi,
by nj wa rds Of haliatL'
good advertising meilil |
farms and homes o. I'll n
part OF the county.
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Henry X. Rrly "a = candidate for city
secretary OF Fort Worth. Election Apnl 4,
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NlTEARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Hugh II. Wilson 1H n candidate for the
ofloe OF city Assessor and collector Ht the
ensuing municipal election la april
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.gsd
\ an 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17
A wIuipgtonlan California

Ate;t Lille years aEo, William
l. y arp ley, son c! ! IL l.. Aiurupey.
o,=ai aid shoe Le3.e-, \!ctL ward, wei
= san Fr-ncisco, CaGfor1ia and we-t
- Wo:k az pattern making, L. Lavlcs
served an apprenticeship al lie bus:
Less with lie l. bd-.. Caz We. Cen
pauy, ard wGGS-l fc9 severa. o,ler
parties n Wilmington befsre IL .ef;
TIE Sau Francisco J52gla. Of Com
n.e7ce Of Apr. - il, Al a.t.e,e tr=atiu.
-p3n good pattern making kAs The
ie-owilg
/" a case in point is William L
aarphey, 3, and - Main street He i.
n. a.oce successful Pattern claksr
bat Lis judgment, from its ruu.her a
patterns be las II ade fer every ktrd a
mac h!nery, er aoleS him 10 tel e LAT !
c3ntEiyancs viii &c. He knows VIA
Improvements have been male. ara n
Ie5IstqaeEce can furnish pattern tol
4 mos, any kind Of machinery hawai-
al. the known merits without any a
tee Gem of IKE past In Lis specis.
~o1A BE Is as Wei kuosn for II.
Ipsompiness OF his work as the care and
t1orongnness shown il ite execution
GeneFatiy good test CT a pattern
maker IS the character OF tie men ~bc
send him work. aud If We are 10 iuds,
c the preseut Instance b this, !; VII,
Z seen tha; this gentleman ranks aucrs
The arsf, for uoCey Is not az ohist'
with Is customers so much IS SOC
w5Fh, AID Tia; he DOES this - shown
I'm the fact that Hey Legsr 60 e.se
4ere
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17
whitney AndRoacn.

Secretary OF the Navy Whitney, soon
after he was induc;ed INTO off e, plum
I'D himself for a tilt with ! ohm Roach,
the Chester ship builder. Whitney
had heard considerable aNou: Roach
and his ways, and ne was determined
10 show tie " bloatet.' monopolist that
he had somebody noS al The heat OF
the Navy department: who knew 4
thing o. two When Roa h wanted
the balance Of his i. aay rcr building
the Dolphin, Secretary Whitney de-
INJURED paying anil L acL made some
alterations that would increase The
speed Of the vessel. The costs Of tht
tess and attentions required amounted
to more than The balance ye. due hin
but notwiths;ard.ng this be compiled
with the harsh req4s;t S,.N WEi:uey
refused pay tie balance Mean
while Roach found another rur 70 ,,ei
for his boat, with an ofsr o. S.0.o4
more than wha. cur government "
TO give him ter :. Accordingly Ae La
notified he Secretary that L. vAua
him either 10 take tas boa; al ] pay L.1
for IL or reiuED i . hin, Ven L w
refund - the government a. tLa: j.
has raid him on acctuEt. l. locks :
Us as II the Secretary had caag1.
tartar. and Il he wants 10 keep The De.
phin in tie service Ct the governu :
he had better hurry mp ami pay Nj
Roach the balaree due him, with.
further questions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17

Secretary Lamar, though lie may err
IN many things, happens 10 be RICH.
sometimes, and in nothing does be
come nearer being right than IN his
>aubbing OF the land grabbers, who
have been virtually stealing the public
lands Of tie United STATES. Tie other
day the Secretary had IA talk with
Captain Couch, the leader Of the Oko-
latoma Ian grabbe-s. In converse.
;ion"i.h him he did noibeat around the
bash and promise to give the matter in
question, lis attention by aud by, as is
ne usual custom il 81 Z cases, but h.
earetal.! examined each question, aud
vas ready with az answer that the
land in issue was the property az IL,
indians. within the Iud.au Territory
aud hat nobody else I'D any bushes:
WITH It.
He sad they were nc: part Of til,
publ, q main oItn 10 settlement un
Der lie AID laws II the country, bu
TeFe Indian .aLi, acquired and Lel.
ss.e. y fyr .he use c! indians, al tina
sle GoS-rLMea. was r.e3 Eed By ;
s.s-I-l. tfsa;S - Preserve then from
.;.tsa .sE- i,- tie u.e u tL- ri men
y LIE men ~ho : there without ptr
MIS- ara nothlus t1t .a;7rle-s al.
". b f5seis,y removed By IL GOV
e.t.ase1s.
Is :ha: your aaa, decision a,ke,
Ap:ain C91cA rs, AID !: ms
< enforced, " cried Se,-e:ary LAM.
Eee s-ea: land Kraote. vas eaut le:e.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17
England Commentary Cautions.


We are not amongst those who charge
England with cowardice in the cautious
course she is pursuing, under the strain
I'd conditions that have arisen between
lher aud Russia She simply hesita,es
about going TO the extreme OF war be-
cause She finds that she would not be
justified under the circumstances in do
ling so without other reasons, which
have not yet been discovered. The
Russians may have been little hasty
in pushing the fight with the Afghans,
but II seems the latter pushed it more
than Komaroff did, and where two hos.
tile armies come Within sight OF each
other or within a few miles Of each
ether, a combat is likely 10 occur 81
any time, without much urging. In
| this case it seems that the Afghans
rather pushed the fight, by their hostile
latitude, which led General komarefi to
believe that he was going TO be attack
ed. 1t turns out also tina: the Afghans
really occupied disputed territory, that
they had no business to occupy, IS IL
shown by the English ce3ing that ter
ritory to the Russians, with Peajie
tie principal city in tina. territory. 1t
is well known that England never re-
cedes from the occupation If any terri.
tory 10 which she has any shadow Of a
just claim, hence Il Is safe - conclude
that her title to the territory in dispate
was not a clear one. Under these cir.
cumstances England must be credited
with n sincere desire TO avoid war, that
great calamity TO nations, rather than
with a fear OF adverse results ii she
went 10 war with Russia. Il is well
known that backing down is not a
prominent trait of English character
when she knew herself 10 be clearly il
the right, but it is always best 10 bach
down and back clear out # sight /
reason and justice were no: clearly o.
her side.
\ England and Russia are two OF th,
strongest nations OF Europe, have tn,
Target navies and the largest armies
; II they were 10 come together IN morta
: conflict, millions Of innocent human
lives would be sa,rid,td, and all abou
! little piece Of disputed territory, in
j habi;ed by half civilized people
= which II sold at lis full value woul,
b ne! pay the tenth part Of long an,
y devastating war. Under the cireum
a stances we think that Eagland Ia
d pursued the RICH: course, no matte
e wha, outside nations may all her Sd
:, has shown that she wal : more than
4e mere ser .iment upon whi,h 10 GO I
= War with a nation As powerful as lie
n sslt.
n l. may he that after all her pacif
oyo-turvs, SIZE may be com RELIED 20 a,
II cept ihs $ word instead q the pou as a
IS nroiter, bus Tit does come to this y
.e viii have the satisfaction OF known
u that she lid her part towards avoidir
II 4 bloody conflict, and if pushed in
be the sight We predic: that England wi
tx conduct herself like anything else :ha
Il a coward.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17

THAT there has 70 been more lASis
istion beneficial . the people Of VIII
min gton has ID. hsra tie fault O: SER a.
tor AcWhor;er ard Representative
Moore. They have been iudeis; ieae!.
in locking after tie Interests c. ihe.r
constituents, and w-rA always found
leading on every question tha: locked
in the direction .. advanced legislation.
Democrats they were elected, Demo
cra's they we're through the session and
Dem ocra:s they still remain, hu. he
progressive ami a aggressive spiri, man.
tested by then during the session JUS
closed, places them far in advance o.
the old Bourbon el-men; that never
forsets any thiSg o!i and never learns
anything new.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17
I.apor ana Living

While there seems TO be noticeable
increase in the volume OF business done
there are no indications whatever of an
increase In the wages of woFkmen. The
dema and is III ore than supplied and there
are still hundreds OF men ia city like
Wilmington who cannot yet find EN-
ployment, even at reduced wages. What
makes the matter worse is the iact that
the price of provisions rem ain as high
rs when wages were higher and there
was al abundance Of work. Only 10
butter and eggs has there been any re-
ductiou in the prices of articles Of con-
sumption, and these articles are no
lower than they are every spring. -
Flour, owing 10 European war rumors
has taken upward rise, and is now
about dollar barrel higher than it
was ten days ago.
When our house wives 50 through tie
markets, apples are offered 10 them al
70 and 80 GEMS q halt-peck, much
higher price than they were year ago.
Potatoes are buOyant at old time prices,
and cabbage, vegetable that is always
In great demand, il held a. the out
rageoas price Il from ten 10 twenty
cents per head. Neither Is there any
decline in meats in keeping with the
decline in wages, in short living is as
high nov as at any time within the last
Eve or six years.
So high is the price al living and SC
low Is the rate Of wages, tha' working
men are very hardly pressed 70 maxi
ends meet, condition Of circumstance
that should not exist Il a country Xix,
this II is hardly fair 70 say this con
dit.on Of things is TIE gesul. ola cAang
in the administration though we do nc
hesitate to believe thai i. palitics
change had not been made we woul
have not had these Stringent times =
Work men were told beso7e the ele.ao
by Democratic speakers that thoue
wages nigh, no; be 70 ligh under
Democratic administration they won
have more steady work, and wonld
beyond the annoyance Of labor strike
while the necessarieS Of life and Il
cos; Of living would De - mu,k oAea .
that the difference would he vastly
favor OF the vressa, D, n.oc-s,sc a6mi
istraI;on.
One thing is very sItsip, and n
is this This promise or prediction b
not been rea,izsi. Willie wages a
coming down the price Of living IS a
vsncins, and the two are 50 wide apa
tina, great privaiion AMI suffering is I,
consequence. Even il xar sA3ClG he,
out between England am Russia 81
an event, while i would henedt lar
manufacturing mo2opolieS, !: Won
fail 20 relieve the wo,kingmen, IS
would ms esd o: I ,re2-;ng The price
wages, advance tie price Of living.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17
.RuzEHlls
306 Market Street.
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

HANKND's FAyORITE Pills
-Le -o:i tELcZs Liver medicine or m
y ~ -, Sickness O: WEAKNESS .:x-,
;a=.: clrsEtco1. they dc u: leave tie 5og
s.s o1f..ve. TEeJ tone ana s,-erg.he1 "a,
nTei SID sei o. the kid-eya, 1tol.sth AZ.
4 ,, ca-.rs liTe- compliant t.cE Lea,.achs
-eT.---s;s til:Cusoess, pain Il TIE stes .
tseS. "a. i tie boveH, kicneys cy tlA1ds,
s:y ysl-soie IN dyspepsA, rrnls-tl
feTe: o. d1lat sxne, elIils 40 ever seus-;
set---csS. !osi Of appetits, &c. Taey A.,
s.is.ti- f1r weakly ielnsles as 81 ss:ls,sp
= .ssl &c EyE:em healthy. rheJ A-t a.
t-,s1 G-i Recommended - tboEEsnts ..
sac. Eles1-1y s1xAT->ostei. - oents !,
~ my boxes, sir IL o1e. q. Seq, b.
nSil Sc!d - leading dealers IL r.et.ciras
haio cer3. I.Cr1 and ki1g E.-Seu, Vii
Z gt-, Del., AID NJ. 3J1 Arsn s,rest
PEla>.el- A.A. noy2s-,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17
AEOusedAantuG.

As this is the line Of the year fol
house cleaning, We would suggest !,
she ladies' tina, q c5a, OF varnish applied
30 bedsteads is worth score o: Other
ardc. es 20 keep then free OF vermi,
through the sumner season. Any or,
can apply tie y-rziah, and consequent;
ly 1t is as cheap E. any other d.s.nfec
tAnt and much NOE elective.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17

e7-3 pieces of VA. paper az +. u.
t11.I, AV Las tie LEesi s-.ecieSl and
a gel STOCK Of wall psre.s and VIII.
lo~ :. aces in tie i'y. 81. work dous
SiiA aesuAich by experienced men. az:
sal: action guaranteed. Il. D. Holt
is II Setoud street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17

REPRESENTATIVE Wilkins, Of Ohio
says Cleveland Administration i, sat
isfactory TO al! Democrats but The OF! ,.
seekers, BAT when toG..EILs Q: ihe.n
sre office-ss=kers tie d.s.os,t1; nus.
be very great.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17

Now there i 20 gryu-d fr hope
tia: Gen era! Grant nay yo' ia.y r.
ever. HIS marked improvement; vii.
bs hailed wl:b y By :he wLole country
North and South
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-17
WANAMAKER'S.

IS cents until we got enough
made to put the price down
1t is an excellent illustration
oil dealing in quantities
Southwest from confer.
Cotton back velvet rib,
bons, two-thirds OF their
value;
=. aud ',-:nchwiin s cents yard
i, inch wide 10 cents yard
li5-inch wide Is cents yard
all desirable dress colors.
Opposite The Telegraph Office.
Summer l.yard napkins,
SI.Io o dozen not very fine
of course, nor white, but
linen. Larger, ) YARD, 81
SIS.
Our linen stock is full and
excellent. Every sort o.
linen merchandise ; every
grade. Our linen buyer is
making his annual round o.
the linen.mskers Of Europe
preparing Tor iall and winter
trade. News in linens scarce
ly exists now, only such al
the sunshine makes.
Southwest from tie center.
JOIN W8NAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Marke
Streets. al d City hal! square.