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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-28
oT1CE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Tho annual meeting of the stockholders Of THE
.IESANDRIA d FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAV COMPANY is called for TUESDAY, NO
vembcr 10, 1885, at II o'clock M, at the omce ce
s.hn company. corner of Cameron and Fayette
etrsets Alexandria, Va. Election for President
and Directors and Secretary and Treasurer, same
day and same place. --,,,uco,r eec,tv
oct6-wtd ALBEIT dEWoON. Soo -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-28

COAL COAL,
We invite the attention of dealers and con-
sumers to our largo stock of CAREFULLY PRE-
PARED COAL of the following varieties:
LYKEN'S VALLEY,
LORBERRY and
SHAMOKIN RED ASH.
WHITE ASH (freo burning and hard) Of steam.
or, broken, egg, stove and and nut sizes.
Also GEORGES CREEK, CUMBERLAND and
KANAWHA SPLINT, from West Va.
Making Coal a speciality we aim to keep only
the HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Yards, each variety is kept separate, and
is especially prepared for family use.
Yards aoored and all Coal sent out WELL
SCREEND AND FREE FROM IMPURITIES.
Dealers, families, public institutions and man
ufactories supplied at lowest market rates-per
ton of 2240 lbs. J. &. llMMERMAN,
(Successor to T. J. Mehaffey s. CO..
mv7 Wharf and Yards foot of Queen st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-28

All orders left at the drug store OF w. F. Crelgh-
ton or telephoncd to our Office will receive prompt
attention.
Finest shipping facilities by rail and water;
Office and yard and wharves corner Franklin
and Union streets. myoo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-28

John D. Fl. LUNT,
(Successo- to Lunt & Davidson
DEALER IN DRUGS CHEMICALS PAL !
MEDICINES AND FANCY ARTICLES
n. E. corner King and Washington Etrcc'"'
ALEXANDRIA, VA ,n
PHYSICIANS, Prescr ptions specially. Llanl'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-28

NOTICE TO OSPORTSMEN.-We are now open
~ ing fresh stock of Guns. Rifles, &C., and haVea
fine lot of Paper Shells, and sporting goods gen.
orally. Call and see us.
JAS. F. CARLIN & SONS.
.-os Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-28

NARDEN TOOLS, in sets and separate pieces, es
I (J in sreat variety, wholesale and retail, at 90
King, corner Of Royal street. Prices very %G low;
anSs IT. CREIGHTON q SUN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-28
Va WEDNESDAY EVENING" OCTOBER % 1885,
Alexanlria Oazette.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRT- WEEKLY BY
EDGAR WIDEN,

At the Gazette Building, Nos. 70 and - Prince 8
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
CentreyiIie Iter.

On Friday last Mr.. W. C.ECS,,I
noun, our new druggist, and NJ ~
NJ. Coale, our genial landlord n0l
pleasure trip which cane near tsrmi,J
ting In something serious. Ia A,l
course they took in Eockiant, VIZ
they passed a few minutes, and 4
starting for home, riding il rather :
uncomfortable wagon for.wo .uch Inn
men. the seat only being Intended +
one small man, the ho!,o tock ir,h1
IA passing vehicle, and mak!r 2 a sedd1
spring, Mr.. Colquhoun los. Ii, baipo
and was thrown TO tho ground.
Mr.. Coale checked the lose sudtul
ly and thus prevented turtle, irjurI
Mr.. Colquhoun, however, wal Ccpii|
erably bruised aud fell quite Nfs N
next day. On examining the wssn]
1t was discovered tina, the vl.e vrti,
In repairing it had Ut the f.oat vhsl
behind and the rear one, in lnst
making the front end the highs, M
rendering 1t more dificul, for n
parties 10 retain their seats, aul IN
accounted in measure 10. The mliu
" hich befell Mr., Colqnhoun. Hehss
ever, IL all right again and villld h
caught mapping a second line BY |
Jumping horse or waRgish m-caauk.
John Grimes has almost cJmpak
the repairs on the Old t2Ts'n hOax
anu will soon Commerce Oh Tie assao
fence, which is to be renew u dOvl u
pike To Wanderers line.
ID. G. Furey is succeeding Qala vi
with his restaurant. The Tux COilEa
frequently calls ia, and lns road .
viewers have also looked 10 Cal
however, has plenty VI chicken ioia
them on 10 long as tue dog bE4
chained. "
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
- -
AZ the Opera House.

The Minnie Oscar Gray and W. T.
Stevens Company, under the manage
ment of Jacobs & p.lc,or, opsne' an
engagement of one week at the Opera
House last evening before large audi
ence The play Saved from the
Storm, or Messengers of Love" IS a
sensational melo-drama with many
thrilling situations, and the manner in
which it was presented last evening
won the applause Of the audience and
showed that the company thoroughly
understood their parts. An important
feature of the play is the introduction
of the dramatic dogsl Romeo. Leo, Hero
Zip and Major, wLo seem almost gifted
with human intelligence, and are a
thoroughly versed in their parts IS thu
members of the company. The play
will be pre- scented every night this "eek
and Wednesday aud saturday after
moons. AS the admission is only II
and 30 cents the house should, and n
doubt will, be packed a. each perform
ance.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Rails LssgEvening

There were quito a number OF the
members of the G. A. X. In this city
who went over to New Castle on Mon
day evening to atien the second an
nual bsil of Birney Post, in the Opera
house at that place The affair was q
success in every respect.
The ball Of the Wilmington Turnge-
me,nde In the German Hall was also
selr attended, and previous TO the
OF eniug a fine gympastic entertain
ment was given by the Turngemeinde'
In which the finest piece was the forma
ton OF a pyramid three men high
| About l25 couples participated in the
grand march, which took place at 10 o.
clock, led by master OF cerenDonlel
Bernhard Rau 81 d wife Harry Schney
acted as floor manager and w. Ginde
and Harry Krohn as assistants. JUL
Rey bold's orchestra furnished tn
music.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
IN MEMORIA.

Resolutit ms Of pses 10 tie men or
John A, II, wa d.
Knowing that lie 18th is the ordeal throu n
which all men must OF necessity pass, the
creator OF this vast universe having so wisely
srranged the stage OF mans actions TO be
transiteIy, Therefore
Il Resolved, That the officers and teachers
of Ezion M. r.. Sunday school do bow In hum
BILE submission to the will Of anwtSe Provi
ldence,
| Resolved, That while we bow with hum
/ BILE submission, We desire TO mingle cur sym
ipathies with those OF the relatives and friend
Of the late John A. Howard,
Resolved that by his demise the sun
day school OF Exon NJ. L. church has lost al
earnest and .sithful teacher the church
Idevetsd, consistent christian the com
immunity an esteemed an honorable citizen.
Resolved, That while the oihcers an
teschers of EXON N. Il. Sunday school regre
1.-THE loss Of such an exemplary member, we d
express our heartfelt sorrow for his dea'h
| Win the assurance, that his widow has lost
kind II seton ate husband, and his children
| an indulgent IA her.
1 Received, That a copy OF these resolution
ID, sent TO the family OF the deceased, ant
/ that they be pu blished In the daily paper Q
this city, and recorded upoa the Secretary
minute book
Respectfully submitted.
AVN II. JESKIss,
(MARY L RUS.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
I HlRD EDITION.
From sne National Milisary Home.

We make the following extracts from
. letter written to Charles Hallam, of
this city, by Henry jackson, and from
which our readers can gain an idea of
this large home, which Is kept up by
our Government, for tbs benefit OF our
old veteran soldiers
At recent dinner given at that p ACE
tt required 80 sheep and II barrels OF
potatoes, aud at breakfast it took no less
than 20 barrels of potatoes and 1000
pounds of beef 10 satisfy the cravings OF
the inner man. The number CT men
now present at this institution is 4, 7S9,
and few weeks ago there was $500
but since that time greai many have
gone away on furloughs. The number
OF colored soldiers is only 90.
On Washington's birthday the bill oi
fare was enough to make an epicure's
mouth water, and OF the many dislike!
wers the following Turkey, stewed
oysters roast beet, mashed potatoes,
turnips, heets, cold ham, Gran berries,
came peaches, bread aud butter, and
coffee and pie The home has an excel
lent school connented with it, in which
the mem oers, IL they so desire, can re-
ceive first class education. Soldiers
who have lost their right arm are also
taught 10 write with their lett. Many
OF them VINO had to CONAN nee from the
alph Abet, have become efficient scholars
and have gone out IN the world TO earn
their own living as teachers.
The library At this place is also 2
magnificent affair, for as you ascend
the stairway reading 20 the library on
either side is suspended beautiful aod
Imposing views OF the home. AT The
TOD of the stairs can be seen very
beautiful oil painting Of Louis hos
sush. On entering the library the inst
thing that attracts the eve OF the visit
is the magnificent fresco paintings on
the ceilings. The number OF books IN
the library is 81, 000 many OF them oeine
costly and rare The most OF these
books wtrs the gift of a generous lady,
by the name OF Mrs. May l.. Putnam,
in whose honor the library derives It's
name, and every year she is continual
donating books, to be added to the al
ready large collection. In this library
can also be seen the saddle used By
General U. S. Grant, from the time 81
the battle OF Vicksburg to the surrender
of General Lee, at Appomattox Cour
house, the anniversary of which viii
occur on Thursday, the 9Jh inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
A Profitable Cow.

The Keunett Advance says: John L
Balderston, OF Kennett, has a Guernso7
COW, five years old last I'd month, which
is the mother of five living heiters
none of them twins. Thr of tIes.
are nov in profit, all having heifel
calves this spring What most Interest
her owner, however, is the quality d
their milk. That from the mother a.
recently weighed for one week, one O
the coolest weeks Of asst month, averac
ing just 20tb per day. The produ 'e of one
day, 1919 pounds, was churned, makiaG
just 1917 ounces Of very yellow butter
o. nearly nine pounds for The week
Her third heifer, two years old, is Civ
ing 81 pounds OF milk per day. The
produce of one day, churnei recently
NJ ade II ounces of butter quite as yellow
as her mothers. If the whole family
proves as rich, they will make a valu-
able betdin the near future.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

A brief mention was made In yester-
day Is REPUBLICAN of the body OF on
unknown colored man being founa ~
the Christiapa. near Fourth street
wharf Il was discovered by II. o.
Bowman, who had started with his
sloop from down the Jersey coast ioi
Philadelphia. but on account OF an &C
cident to the rigging was on MS way NJ
body 1t was In an advanced stage o.
deoomp position. and had probably beer
in the water for several months. There
was nothing about the body to give tn.
slig htest clue TO the mans identity, ant
on account of the body being In such
terrible condition 1t was taken to Pot
ter's field and buried.
No one has recently been reportet
missing, and the Coroner gave certiii
cate of an unknown mau who came
bis death by drowning. Deceased wa
apparently Of middle age and about nv
feet eight inches in height.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Election of church Gmcers.

The following wardens aud vestry
men have been elected
s.. johns church : Wardeus, Arnot
II. Harvey, and Isaac S. Elliott. Ves;ry-
men, Franc G. DUPONT, Ed~ald G.
Bradford, Austin Harrington, George
NJ Brinton and j, Cloud Elliott 81
Andrews: Senior Warden. GregG
Chandler; Junior Warden, f. 7. War
ST, Jr. Alfred S Elliott, Geor-e II
b ites, II. Il. Johnson, Willard Thorn
son, j. II. Hotfecker, Jr., Alfred Lee
Jr., and George w. Baker were 'ltcts ,
v.strymen.
Calvary ohurch : Edwin Mi'r.~..
senior warden Charles Jorts, jamie
warden John Foreman, Lror.:
Lowry, Jr.. joseph Jaqu-t, Robert "
Tadman, and James u. Car er yestry
men.
r. Z. church OF the Cosenaut Wi
liam Y. Warner, senior warden Bruja
min d. BoRia, junior warden ; u. F
Chaplin and Benja min D. Bogia vestr,
men.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

HU9Ci-In this city, on the 5.h inst, Robin
son hogg, in the 18TH year oil his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
den &C. fourteenih and Claymont streets, on
Wednesday afternoon. Services az thsh
at O'Clock. I
lOSLvN-ln this city. on the 5th last.
trsucina . Joslyn. widow OF the late Capt
Wa. Jcsiyn. in her 18th year.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully IN
viiet. To attend her funeral from the residence
II Der son, Jonathan II. Joslyn, No. &o+ LET
ferso1 street. on Wednesday afternoon. Ser
vices at tee house al O'Clock. lnterment al
= iluington snd Brandyvine cemetery.
TALLEY-In Brandywine Hid, on the itl
lust. Mary Ann Talley, in her nth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yited to sttend her funeral from the residence
( her brother, Samuel NJ. Tallsy, on Wed
nesdsy. the s.h inst. at IL O'Clock a. N. IN
terment q. Bethel II. L. cemetery. Services
at the c-urch.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

The bodies Of the unfo!lulsie "a
who were drowned in tie DeAvra
river last Sunday have ngi!ei "a
found, although Inen were elar
nearly all OF Monday IN scaEclllgM
them. The barge was inspected =
Monday by an insurance surveyor =
presenting the underwriters, and :
gave orders TO have the water pump
out of her ho,d and the cargo fllM
Soundings were also made IN lle cnN '
mel TO ascertain il the 500 tons Oh svs
dumped overheard would prove "
obstruction to navigation, and u"
found that all the stone was al lsn'
feet below the surface OF tne Wakl'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
F IF 7 H E0|7T@I
Ru ssia,s An,u.

~ Answer Not sa,,.~I
LONDON, April Fl 'se'sT
a,.N regarding the Af,S Sas Easis|
dispute to be elusiveand ,' Saaa t'Oaus
Sixty'hve British Office. a,lsiacia1
parked at Brindisi for have al
received orders 10 rrioi tauls, lawn
i,, In that county Ihs Si, wi
dispatch says orders have ha a Vacua|
by thelndian Government ' ,' iecda|
actively to continue tina ,n",AnLoldal
.os war. notwi,hstandiprp ''p a
enc assurance of Russia MY, .ls nj
mas created a good impress a't.is|
ana snstains the enthusiasm J, N ltti|
ish and native troops. VI 'hsBdt|
A grand review of al !,
ana native troops at Rawal ' pi, siltal
place to-day in the pressnr. ' ~ !, lst|
rahman. the Amer of 40 Of souI
the Earl Of DufIerin. Vjca,sTa anl.'al
brilliantly uniformed staa. Win 'ht|
The march past the poin, n,
cupied two hours. The troo,. 'evies y
. splendid appearance and Ny, ~ pfe'nA
was one of the finest spec, ,ug pand|
beheld In India. The Amss, s -. WI
fonndly impressed by the was was pp|
with the power and glory NJ F s,.lslJ
The Earl of Duiferin eivs ., Llsia
banquet in homer OF Abdurrabn,s n
might. The immediate co,S uaiaa v
The railway TO Quetta has be.r '. o.S 4
The Maharajah of Napaul h.. Ol 0s
the services Of fifteen thousarS v uas
Goorkas, who, he says, are s ~. pc'e
march under British officer aa!
frontier In the service Of hs .'1 IVY
on the receipt Of a ,elesr,mV ~
the Viceroy asking them 10 do ~ "
Maharajah also has teuasr.S j. y. y
assistance In his power to elre Mn w N
purpose Of recruiting native ,rnC % \
ser vice against Russia. y
i The Russian and Persian c.
ments have agreed upon trop,is. I
tween their RESPECTIVE terrj,o,is. "
Merv and have appointed COMMITS. !.
or TO hx the boundary stone.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

RAVEN RUN, Pa, April 6.-At ]
o'clock this AFTERNOON terrible nine
accident occurredat the Cuyler Coiliery,
operated by S NJ. Heaton ~ Co.,
situated at this place. BY which ten
persons lost their lives. AT the time
men toned an extensive cave In took
place four hundred feet from the bottom
of the slope. Tue wind ocoasioned by
the cave in had such force as TO throw
wagons OIL the track, knock out timber
and otherwise cause great damage. Ten
hands who were working inside of the
point where the top gave way are
limprisoued.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
A New Castle 10 be lns'i'ae1

To. morrow evening Grand Clls' Nv
b. Trebler, Jr., accompanied G y
Der of memb beers OF the drahu c Ca, 4
the Knights OF the Golden has'a NM
proceed To Clayton to institute No., : I'M
Castle. Another pubic meellHs s, ,
held at Centreville on Friday ,s e'', nd.
for tie purpose Of exp!ainiins, u NV u,ns
ples of the order, and receiving receiving !. p h
for a Castle which it Is propo'''
stituto at that place.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Death OF Barr.os Confirmed

Senior de Peralta, Minister TO the
United States from Costa Rics, yester.
day received advices from Nicaragua
and Salvador condrmatory of previous
reports of the death of Prudent Barrios
of Guatemala He has inform alton,
also, from private sources that te!e-
gram was received yesterday by a
gentleman in New York, who was a
friend o: President Barrios, informing
him of tn. i1a'h OF toe lsitsr. and
request l.. him to transmit the inforfns
ton to B., 0s' sou, who is a cadet a
West Point.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
POLITICAL.

Rssurns OF the elections inColum bus,
Ohio Indicate the choice of Walcutt, Re.
publican. for Mayor,by over 800 majori-
ty. Thi. is Republican gain nearly OF
AGO. 1t Is thought the whole Republi
can ticket j. elected.
George w Hanson, Democrat, was
on Monday elected Mayor OF Calias
Maine, by 20 majority. He is tLe first
Democrat elected Mayor since 1871
The city election in Evansville, Iudi
ana, on Monday resulted in the election
Of the Dom ocra:s by largely increased
maiorities
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
At
W. B. SHARP'S.
Fourth & Market SIS.

We open a fine line o
Spring wraps in Ottoman
cloth, silk embroidered vel
vet and brocaded srenadlne,
trimmed plain and with
fringe in the newest and mosti
desirable styles and sizes, So
to $50. In Spring coats OF
light weight stockinette we
have all sizes, 81 to SIS.
In Spring jerseys all the
new styles and incest goods,
Us cents to 81.
| In parasols plain. and lace
trimmed with colored Innings,
la nice assortment for chill
dren 50 cents TO Sl.25,
Il VIM. B. SHARP
Fourth and Market streets, Coat De
partment.
In our upholstery room
think of ca eiimeue 10 cts
a yard, v'th finely finished
solid ash pole ard fixtures al
80 cents, and brass chains
llfor IS centsa palr,and a very
defective curtain does not cos
much. Madras in WI tie an(
and l>ottinghams il
Iwhite and creams, Sl.25 pc
Ipair to SI3.
Carpets beng cutoff dali.
by hundreds Of yards show
our people appreciate goo'
assortments and low prices
50, S, IS for Tapestry Bfus
| sells mattings also I2s, /
l and II cents, fancy ant
white, very low prices an.
may not long be here. NOV
ling time is past, but house
cleaning is rapidly approach
ling.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets Carp
! Department.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
A Heavy LOAD.

A large boiler, weighing lazy ,,, ~
tons, was hauled yesterday slNl. "
on a truck drawn by seven horses ' y"
mule, from jackson x sharp n.y. " ~, !.
rest & Pierce's brick yard Toe ~
vas delayed over an hour a! Sii issi |.
and Mara et streets, by beng 'Ai ~,
a hole, but finally started for isc -.
nation. In crossing the MAlao s, "A
bridge the boiler came in col'a. ". v
the ,imbers at the top, aua 'Os
several large pieces OF wooa, a ~ \,
which struck man ana 'pJu''O
sliphtly.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
DelawA are Shad.

The high winds have prevented the
fishermen commencing operations, but
1t was expected that they would be able
70 begin TO day, and IL they do, Powell,
the well known fsh dealer in the Third
street market, will have supply on his
stalls tomorrow. This morning h.
received consigL ment Of TIE finest
Chesapeake shad that has been brough,
70 this city This sesson.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Omen camp fire

The Hall Committee, Of Sm nlg Y N nj I
No. j. will hold an open camp ,nl ADM u
the POSTS heaquartets ~ 10 vtSi
building to morrow evoninsih he rbsrgi
an ad m ission of 10 cents WIN ,nrsrd III
for the purchase OF ID 10. iu' AN will y
hall. An interesting proe'' s%houu h
presented, and the roop'
crowded.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

Yesterday was twenty years since
Letter Carrier, Peter b. Ayars, lost hi
left arm, while gallantly fighting with
his regiment at Sailors Greek. He was
wounded about htteen minutes before
the close OF the battle, and In speak
ing of 1t last evening he said tina
TIE day always brought to him al
feeling of sadness.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Another Large Edition.

On Thursday another large edition Of
the REPUBLICAN, will b. issued, and
advertisers viii fad it 10 their iuteresl
to send in their favois without delay
Notwithstanding the generatdepTessiou
of business that Las PREVAILED during
the winter. .ha circulatioo of the RE
PUBLICAN Lao not decreased, nut i,
steadily ON the Increase
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

A few days since man named War.
dell, while fishing in the bitches on
Aiddleboro marsh, near Newport
caught German carp that weighe ed 4
pounds, but as the fish is comparative.
y stranger in these parts, it was
some time before lie could fad any one
10 tell him what 1t was.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
Heavy Damag Ps

Sophia Conway brought suit against
the j. w. x q Il. Il. for So, 600 dam
ages for the killing of her husband at
seyenfeenih end Washington avenues,
Philaaolphil. some time sgo, and on
Mcud,y as awarded the full amount
asked rty til" jury, vino were ut but
n shGr. Ire.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
M,et,ng Tonight

The Select Knights Of. Of the ms.s Il ID
W.. will hold . special ,a make ,ss' sn,.f.
s %ss,. so at sh sS!o ss. to Q9a.s, y
Lodge OF philadelphia, a on i arsaiI
s ssqSss!sa i !. very e yaa. s,'iSs" 80
how many intend 10 p'
t-Iv
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

John Hanson las connected his liv
cry stable, on East Fourth street, with
the telephone service of the city, and
his number is 2l0 Any one wishing
good horse and carriage, coach or any
other article IN his liue, can readily
ring him up and he will be promptly
attended Ia.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
A Buthh .ninp,

About 7 o'cloc' this sa %Di'''llis hs n
fast, a sneak thlef ~ sec; second strs''ss,
s s%ssn i snip Icy and Orange q 'fi
and by 1890 o'clock a ng 1b ,G to in
tie shoes and returned 'n'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

III Z PERFECIIUN OF PILLS,
MANKIND'S FAVORITE PILL
The most famous liver medicine on eartl
No gripping, sickness or weakness AtseEt
;neir operation. They do not leave the boe
e's costisa. They tone and strengthen ths
liver and act on the kidneys, stomach and
skin, curing liver complaint, sick head ache
neuralgia. biiiousness, pain In the sides OF
back, pain in The bowels, kidneys or bladder
etc. Very valuable in dyspepsia, malaria!
foyer or dumb ague, chiiis and foyer, general
weasness, loss OF appetite, oto. They an
splendid for weakly females as an assistant
70 keep the system healthy. They are on
dorScd ani recommended BY Thousands .,
the incest purgative and splendid liver med
cine. Elegantly sugar-coated. 70 cents q
oox family boxes, sig in ono, u. Sont By
nail. Sold by leading dealers in medicines
Main depot, Fourth and King streets, VII
mington, Dol, and NO. COZ Arch street
Philadelphia. novx5-U
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
gospel Mee'ins',

There will be q irss .,.5 t at ~! ~
free reading roo'- 81 young H'
Eighth street, TO WIZ
cordially invited'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07

Drake & c., NJ, n, u a. a stest = =
street, have on e< t.am . well t FL
New York hoase, that bat s S during"
at private and an'l airs.
week at great bargains.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
hlIIA / MIMI III IT,
.

Parlor and chamutr suits, extension taoies.
chairs, hi!h clock, ' ic."r cook stoves, Hrus.
sells carpet. ard fUil l'uo u genera house
rod eds belonging 70 parties living 10 tina
tiy. For fgr.her particu ara cal at ;ne
auction room and get catalogue
at L" ". STllHAM sex. :uet's
Daily Republican., 1885-04-07
From SAFES OF 4russes, bnouideI

Braces, &c and comments thereon, we are
city. Re.toa Smith / ruggist.