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NO. 40

the war sword Of my grand unole. General
George Washington. and tho GoId-headod
cane bequeashed TO him by DR.. Benin'nin
Franklin.
These interesting relioa vi@h 10 b. pro-
sented, through you. my dear sir. 10 the
Congress OF tho United States, on behalf
OF the Nation.
Congress can dispose Of thom In suoh
manner as shall seem most appropriate, and
best calculated 10 keep In memory the char
acter and services OF those two illustrioua
founders Of our republic.
am, with esteem. yours.
SAMUEL II. WARIiINGT0N,
Hon. Gronar W. SunnfEns.
House Of Representatives
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.


ooYaRnssMAN-8TH DISTRICT:
Hon. James F. Miller, of Gonzales County.
SENATOR 25TH DISTRICT:
Hon. Geo. Pfeufer, of Comal Co.
REpREsrNTATJvrs-91sr DISTRICT:
Hon J, II. Combs, of Hays Co.
Hon. j. M Jolly, OF Caldwell Co.
DISTRICT oouRT--27ND DIsT2Ior.
Hon. q: Teichmueller. Presiding Judge. LaGrange.
JIM. Bethany. Attorney, Austin Co.
rInEs.oy HOLDING COURT.
HAYs.-lst Mondays in March and September. Nay
oousrY orrroras.
Ed R. Kone, Judge County Court.
Jas, G. Burleson, Dist. and County Clerk.
Owen Ford, County Attorney.
a. r. Barber Sheriff. j. 8. Davis. Deputy.
9. s; Cock, Justice. of the pesee Pre-. No: !
II. nc G. Hubs, Z" /" /" +" 8
W. W. Slack, D
]. 81. Patterson, County Treasurer.
r. 8. Fortson, Assessor.
Joe. G. Eve, Surveyor.
IT,. Mocsrty.. oon'r Precinct No:
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TOWN oFvIcERs.
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Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

The Baltimore sun 10 day says
The entrance Of the nes Baltimore and
Obi" RAJ road Extension into Philadel
phiA, Oh which business President Gar
reti Wa said 20 have gone 10 thALciiy
las. week. Is apparently undetermined.
The Aui hor.tis- VI tue company say the
iine viii ~ into PhiladelphI. and tina,
There are a god many poopie u ere
Who wait Il 10 come A. a competing
liue. He sAid that there can har.'Iy
lie q l--iion among business men a. ~
The roai having connection from
Phtla.i- phia 10 New YORK
The E-aiing aud Jersey Contra. line
vi! hardly lie Ia a position at any
time In Ii. future to decline suci.
Al iinPJrtant trAti as .h- BAlti-
tncF. aud ONO will give. II will cert a
gocd deal more money 70 Control the
Reading aud Jersey Central ayains, the
Bs iiu-ore anu Ohio. than II will 10
build a he's lne. But with two lines
now be'we- n Philade phia and New
York 10 II not probable the Baltimore
and ONO 10 in much DANCE OF failure
~ have through traffic connection
" ith one II them
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

The huge engine that furL lshes most
oft-e power a, Dobsops carp+t mil.
Fails Of Schuy xii, broke down On
"wednesday causing al aurg pt s,oTtl aze
Of work and throwing out OF employ
ment probably 80 operA,ors The
accident occurred about } O'clock in the
Afternoon aod wac wholly unexpected
The engine, al 80 l0rs= power CT
pound u aeElre, Wa IN u Operation
at the time, when suddenly quick,
sDsppiug sound was heard, and III.
connecting rod brcke Thoxe Of the
eli ployese who were near, i.Affu. Of al
exp 'osIon, start+-i foi the dqors, but
before they cOu d get outslae one Of
he cylinder hsaj- II the II zine blew
"ui, allow Dg ceuse cloud oi stsatn -
MI The place No one however, wa
hurt. When the sogiLeer thought il
sale - Ieturu - lie Du.t L. found he
engine tots wreck. z ADDITION n
The bFe2 kage already meLtiOued, 10th
the sha't abc crDA- tram xe., H. Asb.7i
The engine - useless The obstruction
Involves a 4Css u fully a. 20 u tie
Dob5oLs, Lot 70 mention the Clstress- IL
wi4l cause an org the pCor en- pioy es-s.
who are Eu- thrown out Of work Nj
james D0bson dec .4rss that u viii -.
quire aD0uf fJlf months tDIutiua lew
engine He LOp--, however, T. have a
Temporary machine running IL atsJnl
FIX Seeks. For hat p@rICd, Low.
the hands WI. ~ de
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
Injured HIS spine.

We give the following yrFs.oa
visit 10 the skating riua va.
vouchipg for the ,iuth OF The 'slG
A gentleman having business y
city. arrived here one day Al ~
aud 1t being towards even"
thought be would put on At' t-hI
engagement until III. io.,o~lns ~
He regis cred at one OF uu Ih-,
hotels and after being show
room he shook out the crease ID
toilet and supper time haylAs -. -,
he made his way To the din'l- n
and partook OF hearty mra 4,
having any thing p@-ticu'af ="
ring tue evening", Lo ssh '.''
the rink. He proceedou T. .A'' lid
ite amusement pace and it.rF o.,
til u. ht he would IKE - Dc an" am
over the rink floor. He sui ~ >,
skates al Il being rather iiit'' r.
pesky thiLss stI.ek oilt iA'1W Il
Ia y for time, b "'',pI. ~ n
home on the roll rs lie 81 IN go :. j
boldly, and got such a Ia L'' .f
jureu his spine 70 bal J tAa ~ :. u
be conveyed IN a carriage IA, u
hotel where lie now u ~ ~ i
tering uutoli agony. W. ~. NJ
learn any fullsr particulars 81 %. VI
tlemaL . Inl5Laps than tue
OF course give II AS II came -
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
DEATlas.

WHITEHALL white Cav Greek Hundred
on the SRA inst, MARI Written, aged e.
yeArs.
Relatives and friend. are repeatedly fnvt.
ted 70 attend hsy fuEeral 90 TUESDAY rext,
Services II the house At 70 o'clock q m In
tefmeIt ~ MI salem cemetery
bAArkR-fs the isf Inst .Eiii4beth. d.uxh.
Ter Of Matthew and SArAA l.. ult. ia Iier,
aged i've Bonths.
keiAtfes AMI friends are respectfully inyt.
tad 20 attend her iunsrAl frvsn tie residsloe
Of her parent No. ~ Fast F0u-th street, 90
iuesday Aftsrnoon a. elo:k. Iuiermsnt
81 Old Swede. cemetery.
ErANs-ln this ely. Ca the IL, inss lard
H. Evans. AGED ye&rs aud week
hetAtlEes ana friends Of the faniiy are re
tpee,fa ly invited 10 attend the fun neral from
We resldsnes Of btt father, Charles T.
EFaps, % -enne;i street on Wedne,dsy AZ.
tsrnoon al o'etocs. luternert al WHINING
ton and BrArd!vint cemetery
MAhTlS- SaSaeniy. n Feb is. Howard
". infant scn q Joseph I. AID ilsAnor NJ
Ms-tiu, AGED mor'hs and I d1ys.
httAtv - ana fr7entf are fe.pectfaily in.
VHef b. attend his i7aersl if,in his pareuu'
'resideres 9l1 trst Oh affect. On TUESDAY AZ
teTaoo Ai2 O'Clock. lnurnert private
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

The Washington correspondent tn
Phiisdel phiA News Wits The Wit
Of Senator BayAr1 is one u Ih- rn0-,
Fascinating wOurn ia Wa.LluRtJil.
Tai and slender. with dAfg hair aud
black eyes, she Lss 4 youthful APPEAR.
aDcE, and she is the mother u Lime
children, he ycr1g.-' IT WL.cn .- Y
years cd Sbs La -iaa! ;ar- aua
head, and very prominent uo-s, = h.cA
gives pa aaGcy ~ tb- 'sc- sue - l.c,-.
great cu.tnf-, and her perier. ~t.a,fu
ing manner b-.okeTiz SOp. b1--si ~
Mrs Bzyard sat among L-t ,rcAlHg.
apd hrr SATIN IN br9Gere1 furniture.
aquesn -ntArgrei lL A. a.ab5ratH III. -
Of Group eat.r and cont train o.
green velvet, VIII some rare emerald.
-et - aHgqEs god ar her ornaments
The tniri daughter, Mamie, presldel
Al the tea table, tai, graceful cir.
wiz t'rgnR resembl ance % her
mother, and dressed ia a trained dr4e-
~ pA.e, h.l- ak. Here met Mrs.. Co.
kOya., sprn etirne .. philadel ph Ia. aud
her daughter, VI ~ Royal
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
The Illinois senatorshfp,

CHICAGO, Feb The Daily New-
sprngteid correr pOudsHt says th&,
Ehpubiicans in The state Seuau have
orRaplZf71 scbeIle ID cut eli The Demo.
crats from ary beneh. that might
accrue y them ir1n gaining two uem.
bers IN the HOUSE ar a remit u throw
ing out Parker and Stt.e, who were
elsc.fd AZ k-pub.!caus, but sLo are
liable u De 1ns-ated " csutsst. The
an - u NE the Republican ma 4r.ty
IA me SENATE ~ prevent JOint In
~ TIE two Houses, and thereby prevent
TIE . .ection ota rni,4.d S,at4ss Sen at0f.
as t. ~ ecss. u ,Li- program NJ c0u d
.ac' the appcintnei.t NJ a United
states Senator IL the hands ofG9yerrgr
og @-by, i = though! that Genera
Logan !. 'r.eras YAK ob the pan With
favor
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
THIRD EDITION.
RE WaS N Exype


LosDox, Feb The dispa,ebes To-
cetyed from korti, describe the situz-
taoa Of General Stewards forces q, Gu
bat, making II plain that III. Mahdi's
men have Arranged 70 make q stubborn
stand In Metsmneh. They are 20 well
sitnAted there that II has been deemed
advisable 70 await reinforcements be
fore assanlting the stronghold. A
soon ~ the reinforcemsn,s nov On The
way reach GubAf, Genera Stevar1's
army viii eDdeavor 10 take Mesemne
BY storm. The action Of the truops
after tLas viii largely depend upon
GeDerA. Gordon. Neither Genera
idSa Of What he Ii likely 70 decide.
The following dispatch Was received
to-day from Genera Lord Wellesley
KokIi, Feb. I-General Earle has
advanced his troops within seven mica
OF Brit, but will be unable u concHn
trate them in readiness for al ATTACK
upon that place until the 3rd inst il,
owing TO the difficulty experienced in
navigating the rtver. Tie enemy holds
q strong positiOD ~ BRIT A deeeri1r
from the rebel ranks says thzt the com
mAnder ~ Birtl Las received letter
AAOt4 ALAA lI~
British have captured Mstsmbeh and
sent STEAMERS 70 KhAr-ouE with troops
and stores for the garrison there
The Euir siron advised the CON.
rnaoder At Birti not 70 oppose Genera,
EArle's advance, - The British were
sending truOps @crp-s the ce-eT; from
korosko ~ Abu HAmed 70 s1ppr-ss The
rebels TIE letter also reported the
~ - - 49, L = -
of Abn kl-A Wells, aad stated thai a
runOr vac current hat Hasse.u PAshA
khAlifa hal died 10 the Mahdi'. camp
The dessrter recently lei; Befuer, where,
be says, ;hsre are twenty ak survivors
Of the massacre Of Colone stewart
party, who we're wrecked II the Me IL
one Of Gordon STEAMERS TIE sur
vivors cynsis; Of SyriAus aod Greeks
The de-erters LAY they are not in
prisOned, bat are not allowed 10 leave
Berbei.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
'Cranor & Co.,
no. 6l1 MARKET ST.
ALTERATIONS
I'LL Suuv
IN OUR STORE.

Having the past week sub
witted TO alterations being
made in our store-room,
mhich we regret TO say will
to seriously interfere with
she Spring Trade We are
compelled to close out the
stock BY March Ist, at which
time the store will be filed
with workmen doing the
work. We anticipated a
change OF some kind, but
did not expect it SO soon,
consequent We have bought
nearly the entire line Of
goods for Spring Sales,many
OF which ere delicate and
easily.spiled. and il we sell
them now our loss will be
less than if we keep them in
the dust and confusion. The
alterations Will be made prin-
Icipally IN the Carpet Room
and Basement, and as we
have no place whatever to
remove Carpets and Oil
Cloths out Of the way unless
We hire some place to store
them. and as the expense
will be about as great, We
prefer TO sell them, and they
must be sold. The Carpet
Department contains more
stock in 1t now by several
thousand dollars than it ever
contained al any time since
1t was used for that purpose,
land or e-,hird OF il was bought
since January 1T. and only
bought after thoroughly con
Elnclng ourselves carpets
wou.d be no lower this sea-
son. The bottom is reached.
the over-productlon nearly
exhausted, and we can safe
Ily look tor higher prices this
Fall. We had intended to
sell them low, but under the
circumstances &c are com
PEELED 10 sell them lower
tnan they will ever be sold
lag in III order to reduce the
stock at that time. This is
d genuine, unavoidable sale,
and We will endeavor to
make 1t over with as early as
possible, as no man, it mat
tiers not how much capital he
has to back him, can sell
goods without a fair profit, if
he intends to su coed in bust
ness. Being strictly a one
price mouse, we at all times
must be just lit e lower
than he who viii sell 10 the
sharp buyer for low price,
and make il up on the med
est buyer. Il he prices quo
ted % stomers will be with
|out precedent in the retail
apct Trade Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02


Captain Aaron ShAw died al the
residence Of his syn-in-lav Daniel Nor
ris, Third and Prsneh street 90 sAtur.
day evening shortly after 10 O'Clock, In
the sssh year Of his age Captain shaw
vAs born 81 EsteilvilIe Atlantic County
n. J. He learned the shipeuilding
leading builder. He bailt, owned and
sAs captain Of the schooner MAyfover
uhieh be loaded with frsighf for Mes
York
He had hardly been out TOO hours
Until be va struck by q squAu aud
ooAchcd NJ bsrnegAt beach, where vcs-
sel, cargo and all were lost- He then
sold out his place, and in isi2 removed
20 this city and became foreman for
JonatbAn Zebley, Who CARRIED on ship
building 90 the Brandy vine, where
Grubb's coal yard and whArves are
po~ iocA,ed. Afterwards lie Vas EN-
ployed With W. 4 A Thatcher, In
shipbuiidins.
For The last twenty years he has hot
been able 70 york Al his occupation on
account of an affection Of the kidneys
aud The increasing ipfrmities Of Old
age He Vas taken suddenly vorss
about 3 O'Clock on Thursday morni ng
and did 10; Afterwards rally. He
leaves ak children, three sons aud
three daughters. His -ops, Capt.. in
Edmund ). Shaw, Henry &. shaw and
Captain Aaron w.1ShAs. all reside
IN thu city and are well known citizens
Hls daughters are, Cinderella c.
hinker. Brooklyn, y. L.. Emily ID.
Haven, West Philadelphia, Pa, AID
SAlile ID. Hon, of this city. He Asc
leaves a large Lum Der Of grand children
aud a nutnb- OF great grandchildren.
II Is iemaiDs ~ill BE- buried from LII
ale residrDce with his sDu-in law
Daniel Morris, sol East TairI street, 10
morrow Afternoon al , O'Clock. Inter
meltin Wilmington and Brand , " in.
cemetery
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
IO5 Years Old,

Mrs Ann Michigan died on Friday
last AT her residence, 1922 South street,
PhiladA phis, at the supposed age OF
about lO5 years. She was born iu Ire.
land and has resided in this country ~
years. Her relatives have no direct
means of arriving at her age, but they
say she was upwards Of 40 years of age
when she was married that her hus-
band died Is years later, and that she
has been widow upwards of As years.
she was very healthy Yoman, and
able to walk around until about year
ago, when extreme age compelled her
TO remain in her room. She was the
mother of four children all of whom are
living.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
An spsa maps<r.

Mr.. Abraham Brzffon, y cell prceerv.
ed Old gentleman " years o. Ags,is noe
Visiting his dang htsr. Mr.. joseph H.
Coopsr es2 Poplar sire-,, this city. He
Was born IN toe year lTsi ~ an old
place called Ia those days The Trappe'
Aeont too miies from Middle;owp. He
served - drummer boy under Captain
Hedges in the war Of lsi2 Since that
time be has spent the greater part Of
bis life - hunteY aud trspp~r which
oussDess vAs always hts pleasure and
delight he has been three times mar
ried, and has living eleven hileren,
thirty-three grAsd-children aud thirteen
great grandchildren. The man old IL
hale AID hearty and iptands to-morrow
70 60 up 10 Philadelphia TO see his
oldest daughter. He says he thinks be
will trap little next winter.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
OnEFesH

Ia the T. 5 H1uss NJ Eepresen tA:iveg
On 5a,urday, bl.. 1as parsed am II la
lory VI tue act ~ remove certain bnr.
thsns from the American Inerchantua
riDe. II All end the tenth SECTION % A.
" make y laxfl! 'or sramsn u aIlo,
a JS1r'niu " hl- pay 10 li41idattou ..
any Just DEBT or board " c.othiug b.
may have Contra tsd prior ~ engage
ment, not tIcneGing one month. pay
fof bJafd and one months pay Tor
clothing, and ~ allotment .na.I BE-
payable s1cep, " h!a wife, mother gr
other re a'iVe, Or ~ NE ". gIra. cresl
bpr for Daid 81 c.otLIuP The River
and Harbpr hiH va det5a'ed Il ,s.u.
mittee II The Whole. FeudiuRi'- con.
siderat.Lu III Hlute al cuf.rg
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

Instead of Decreasing, the crosd a
ne rkatlng rink appears TO be on ths
Increase each 'v.ning. The exercis,
u b. hlihy and skating on .ce being rec
"ihm"nded generally by physicians
My u contse roller skating comes un
i-t Tins hsAd asa healthy sport The
rLk was well filed on Saturday even
ana rybody who wanted 10 skat.
we're accommodated, AS five hundred
pair OF skates had arrived on S.tur,ia,
morning. Fred Morris gave las fina
exhibition and to see him execute hi,
many evolutiOns was well wortl
the admission price. This. evening
som, novel attractions will entertain
those who attend
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
I'D s'NrH >rKs.ll' Is THE

lhC EA@t >'ATH SrRkLl Is THE
W. pace ne ar Ming order af,er
o'he- .f Il cH'n eu Ell: we s-,t AZ cans N
a ,l par! 90" the state on . Il urdAy; no
uiLhef .-ar-f l. ri.hi without f. bos'on|
ieAh cea U a quar-. We open every day
iots OF ARA L. IN groceries; among the IasI
bargains were barrels OF lumsles sibs for
20 cts grandmother ginger c. kes. 10 cts
sib, OF singet snaps Is CTS. We have the
sugar In this ely. We have birds. eggs ana
cu.tard po~der: makes custard In rive min.
u'es without eggs II kinns o. eyapora,ed
frtit, t:unellas, raisins. currants, samson
piums. New York plu.s, bellfower apples
az ~ = cents, ID at lo2 East Fiith stress,
-. =" L. f.-ot
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

An explosion of dynamic '9 ,ore q
at Garry Brothers dry good' sa,.,
Grand street, New York, .air ~ ,iat
day night. Tue store ana NV adS
ing one Of Ridley Broshr' , p,,ss
damage Estimated al s21h ,,m Bn.
WAS injured. -Four men, " ,'"b ~
ton, James Day, Josrph i'a oen AID
Charles Henry werr ARRESTED ,,ndla,F
the explosion. fnry WEIR r,,,uay's
the shadow Of an o,evatrd 1" ,esre Dipt
ton near by, and the othtts Bpuri
ing up some severe cuts 'Po" ,sdE
head and face. The expioH'",n, nme Of .
the police to be 4" the on ,iors
strike" at the Garry Brothers
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02
FOURTH EDITION,
D~ea.

~--'"~s - = -e"1-ttA sr-AAhk%
MIA Ella wheeisr Wilcox, the poet.
pos IN her spare time on roller skates.
William Brigh; is down ~ Jsckson-
Vile, Florida.
The Jesuit Fathers will ot@u q mis-
sion 81 81. Peters Pro CAtkosiral on the
arsi Sunday In Lent
r,.,. 81 -. -. r,. ~
ca Tough will b. sold 81 pab lie sale on
Friday rext at 10 O'Clock
Chayle- s.ltns, oHe,x h,4rk hou.s.
for sale On The Phii>d-lnh.. nike /.
great bargain.
Carl erhurx failed n DIV yno.a
hou,e Al JseksonvilI, m eannssgp
/. oys,
AMr. Nav az philat.inhi. coo.
,emp.a,<x o,snins Kina,yy>,,en
.chool ir o1Y civ
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| Co.,
4A..e! hAs o-h sAhI-i ir'-
si s snehl ~fy On Tie es'>'e "i Laura
|
| =, -. -, - ~ ~ voc ns
80 T-is.s -. iO' &c 70
1ol'o ih~no e4eStioh' winch oceurs 10
| aA! Las '-7@h rhed uI-on ny super
l'i nAii 81 iof 'he exam ihAtien
app iO' 'o- p'ei'ion OF Teach
nv
Il = a a "a
VIZ. oo.o ~ month! nesting a. The
honse OF Miss Polk, 70. 80 Market
- =
| mere h-Eihhlis ;" or sseai C M
paint OF lsh' ~~'.h' adj shofi
measures IL tho Il ~ s'fv-s marks;
| lhe county asst-ss0's sii'ing ~ the
Siy HAIL e1osei their iaoors on sa;ur-
Gay AFTERNOON. OLlI about - he"
names were added 10 the assessments.
Lemon q CO. etieF reward If slC
10! ne Arrest oi " n III Jnpson, " be
sosoohuel WIN anoat w OF iLeii
bonry 10 MS Possession on the 9b.h 4 I.
| The steamer Reyb3!d il 70 have Oh
pOnlIi0h Tie cunning year The steam
Ter Mem" White will run bet
| fhl4si" Ihia and DE aware City.
tn. grouna hog comes out TO-DAY
and SEEING III. =. sox 81. o. hacs -,
six week.. pu..Dg the hole In after
him.
| A freight car losied with raI, VA
d.rsiled this morning ~ II. We,
Iaid aud detained III. a. N. train for
Landsuberg sbou, twenty minutes.
| Three Of the striking oornno-i,o,s
have gone 70 work on the Motntpg
| News They lad been working ON IN,
Morning Time.
| The wa4r Registrar received at.ou,
1880 In water rents last SATURDAY.
Five per cent. will now b. added 10 II
| rents 10. raid.
Captrs,,o, Cff-t..
I,hs -, "a ~ ~ u
deep cut Of the y. * =. Railroad a,
Seventh street, where Sunyil,er va,
gl.led.
| D.puty sh.,ta "a va,.
whtla driving am SsrI,,t -, 81 u
iay was run INTO Nv a. nnLnour -
breaking one Of the wheels Of hi. va
lgon.
| GA Saturday uorning a ,.o,,,;.. =,
lboy.. suatch.-i H. men, - ~
inv two dollars from III. nv - -.
Inf Cen,,. W - "! "a -
street market.
| DR.. A r Eran,z and .,;a
from fh.ir wedd,rg wi. ,,' 80. = ~
ley.niug ana r.r,. g,v.r ,.1aa.
their I'm. on n.lsws-e s,.,'no i. =
Inumb.r ., Their fr,end.
IT,. w. r,'
LOT the W & T L will hold ~ meat
tly ui...-tir . a, III. rsaa,r, $50, , n
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

NOR kAIE...3.NTORYB BRICK. -,
Il washington Street, front
porch. from. side and hack Yards :
contains Is rooms; papered
snroushout with gilt paper. Gas,
bath, and sanitary plumbing n eat
or and open stairway and ali con.
Senfcnces. having u front 2lxIta
Feet 10 WO11astOn street. This Dron
erty must be sold. a. the owner IL
enout removing from city. Terms
viii be made easy. Apply 10 kAN,I
800 shipiey street.
f1.Ius
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

On Saturday, February mssl1T
Webster will give b snn"''b hi. Js1t'
rade reception 20 children ~ hat ihp
ing classes, aud he intrn"' bsletoiaF
shall excel anything he has
attempted.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-02

"ANTED-rO PURCHASE, A MILK
route rom IS TO loo quarts Per day.
Address H. this ONCE. fa-etf