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Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Presented With Two Cak en-.

To-day is the 50th anniversary of the
wedding of Thomas j. Snyder, mem
Der of smyth Post, No. l, G. A. r., and
last evening he surprised his com rad es
by sending two large and handsome
cakes to the Posts headquarters in the
Adams Building. Each of tho cakes
were handsomely Iced and orpamented
with crossed guns and swords, drum
and fife, and the inscription I" Fiftieth
anniversary" Smyth Post, No, G.
A. r."
The cakes were presented by Assist.
ant Adjutant Wheeler In neat and
appropriate speech, In which be referred
to the advanced age Of Mr.. Snyder, and
Expressed the hope that both his and
his wife's time should belengthened for
years to enjoy the fruits OF we'll. spent
lives. Past Commander Ross received
the cakes on behalf of the Post in his
usual eloquent IN amer.
Mr.. Snyder IL 20 years old, and when
put young man WAS apprenticed to
the United States to learn the business
or an arnorer, and alter finishing his
trade was employed at military posts
I'D d: fferent parts Of the United States.
When the war broke out, he enlisted in
the 4th Delaware Regiment and made
q creditab'e record. He Is we'll known
In this city, and to-day was con.
graduated by many Of his friends on
the anniversary Of his golden wedding.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Destructive Farea.

Heller & Merz's ultramarine bin,
works at Newark, New Jersey, wer,
burned on Monday morning. The los.
is estimated NJ $l5O,000. The anilint
works were not damaged. There Is an
insurance Of $3.50, 600 on the entire
works.
A FIRE at Henderson, North Carolina.
ON Monday morning, destroyed four
Lten stores, causing a loss OF about
$O, 900. The fire spread rapidly,
although snow was falling and the
roofs Of the buildings were covered
with snow.
Yesterday morning the boiler in
Ruffner Bros Wholesale grocery store.
In Charleston, West Virginia, exploded
setting the buil6iLe on fire. The flames
communicated to the Hale House, ad.
joining, and destroyed that building
also. George Welcher, a porter. was
killed, and Joel Ruffner, q clerk, wac
seriously injured by the explosion.
Ruffner's loss IL $500 insurance.
$l6. 900 and Fritz 81 Woodward, pro.
prietors Of the Hale House, $5O. 600 !:
insurance, S20,000.
The fra in the State House In Trenton
N ew Jersey, originated in the quarter,
IN aster Generil Us Office. The first explo
sion was cauAeI by the heated and
confined air ofthe room. II blew the
ceiling off and started the fire in the
room of the clerk In chancery directly
above. The second explosion was caus.
Ell by the bursting of steam rad iator.
IL Is thought all the walls will have TO
be taken down.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
How Logs are Marketed.

The California Architect and Builde,
gives the following graphic account nl
| the mode adopted In Nevada for getting
logs to market. A chute is laid from
the rivers brink, up the steep mouu
tain to the railroad, and while we are
telling 1t. the monster logs are rushing
Numbering, flying, leaplng, down the
declivity They come with the speed
ofa thunderbolt, and somewhat OF its
roar. A track of fire and smoke fol.
lows them-fire struck by their friction
with the chute logs. They descend the
100 feet OF the chute in fourteen sec.
onds.
In doing 30 they drop TOO feet per-
pendicularly. They strike the deep
water with report that can be heard
mile distant. Logs fired from can
non could scarcely have greater velocity
than they have at the foot OF the chute.
The average velocity is over 100 feet
a second throughout the entire distance.
and at the Instant they leap from the
mouth their speed must be fully 200
feet per second. A sugar pine log som e.
tunes weighs ten tons. What n missile.
The ~ator Ia dashed into the afr like a
grand plume OF diamonds and rain.
bows the feathery spray is hurled to
Ah7 boikh' va iOu itct.
1t krma the graudest fountain ever
beheld. The waters foam aud seeth,
and dash against the shore. One log,
having spent its force by Its mad plunge
into the deep waters, has fioated so as
he at right angles with the descending
IN Monsters. The mouth of the chute IL
perhaps fifteen feet above the surface
of the water. A huge log hurled from
the chute cleaves the air and alights
on the floating log. You know how a
bullet glances, but can you imagine a
saw log Rlancing? The end strikes
with a heavy shock, but glides quickly
past for short distance, then a crash
like the reverberation of artillery, the
falling log springs vertically into the
air, and with a curve like a rocket falls
into the water a long distance from the
log 1t struck.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
: :.SssfssiRAklASslEiSi;;;
Sun riseg 6.67.

Sun riseg 6.67. Sun sets 6Ie
.Awonss aor Duunap'H Has1.
Nnmford Brothers. HatEore.
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Try Bush's coal; you will like It.
brazilian Tonic Bitters only 80 cents.
i'irds and cages at Parker's, East End st.
hiiiard Y. Davis, jewelers. Il. End street.
oity Laundry, Sixth and Shipiay stgests
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's,ll Z. End
Wrngers sold and repaired, at Bl8 Sbiplsy
Fine IL K. ktnGs.at Harris Is Il. fourth q
Hrahiian baiM. couFns anu colds, 10 cts
Taffy at Fergusoh's,. IL East Second street
some sample rink skates, cheap, 99c. store
Mullin: the tobacco man will not remove
rom 525 West Front street.
Have your carpets laid by George r,
Hodges. BOZ Shipley street.
Pain Victor is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
tism and all neuralgia affections.
When You move have your upholsterInu
done BY Geo. +. Hodges. b07 Shipley street.
=. For good butter and cheese, 10 to H. II.
Moore, stalls ~ and ~ Second street market
house.
Fine salt oysters 26, 30 ana 20 cents mar
quart at Pounell's stall l2o King stroet ana
all kinds Of fresh hsh. "A"
Take your babies to Hollands. 80; Market
street. and have their pictures ia Ken by the
instantaneous process.
Elegant plush and morocco albums
Prices IS and ~ each, In small weekly nav
ments. Leavs orders at REPUBLICAN office
or call on John u. Bryant, Pcnnsylyania
House, King and Front streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Sunday at tho white Hou se.

Sunday passed very quietly at the
White House. The President, although
he is reported TO bave rented pew In
the First Presby terian church, re-
matned at home again Sunday. His
sisters, Miss Cleveland and Mrs. Hoyt,
and Miss Van Veckten, of Albany, N.
Y, who is the guest OF Miss Cleveland,
went to morning service at DIR. Byron
|Sunderland's church, the First Presby-
terian, on -Four and a. half street, near
the City Hall. During the day Col.
Lamout and n portion of the clerical
force called at the White House and
made The usual disposition of the morn.
ing mail. In the afternoon Secretary
Whitney called and spent some time In
the library with the President. Several
of the latter's personal friends from
New York, who arrived here last night.
also called late In the afternoon. Had
the snow been deeper the President
would probably have taken u sleigh
ride, as Hawkins, the executive coach.
man, was desirous of showing off the
presid dential cutter.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
The Annual Inspectlon

The Levy Court Commissioners made
their annual inspection Of the New Cas-
tie jail yesterday morning, and found
Everything In excellent order. The
building is clean and every part In q
good condition. There are about seventy
prisoners In the Jail, FIVE Of whom are
for homicide. One Of the prisoners is
serving life sentence, and two have
been sentenced to death hut were
Afterwards reprieved by the Governor.
The majority Of the inmates are serving
terms for larceny. The Jail Commits.
sioners were also present yesterday, and
after the building had been thoroughly
examined, the entire party sat down to
an excellent dinner furnished by Sheriff
Ford.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
MIRA. Logan ss q Persu ader.
" Arlington Letter 70 Courler IournaI-

Senator Beck says emphatically fhal
ne indorses the opinion ofthe man who
said the best thought Of the Lords Prayer
WAS Lead US not into temptation, -
and. therefore, when he (beine mem.
ber OF the Senate Appropriation Commit
tee) received at the Capitol the card of
the wife of Senator Logan, and knew
that she came to argue him into advo-
eating an appropriation for the Garfield
hospital, he sent word to her that he
could not see her. This did not discour-
age the Lady, who has lad years of ex per-
ience In coaxing men to change their
minds In regard to legislation and
nominations, so she again sent her card
to the man who thought to evade an
interview. The would be obdurate Sena-
tor sent back the same message, only
to receive the reply that the lady said
ne would see him, and would keep her
seat until he came ont. Tho kindly
nature Of the Kentucky Senator as well
as his gallantry appealed to him and
forbade him 10 keep her On guard TOO
oDg, ard he gracefully submitted to
the Inevitable. He tried 10 speak grufflv
as he remarked when he met her, az
sent word that | wonld not rec youp'
she answered sweetly, 81 know you
did, and ! hope that you received M
message that l would remain until /
did see you" Forthwith she proceeded
TO state her errand, and 10 the most
captivating manner urged the need of
snch hospital as the one she was now
advocating, and that 1t WAS especially
adapted to Washington; that 1t would
fail n not assisted by Congress She
convinced the Senator, In spite OF his
better judgment. and not only that, but
he adds in telling the story tha. Mrs.
Logan never lobbies, aud uses only
legitimate means when she wants some
thing she has set her heart upon. Mrs
Logan wrote down the sum wanted.
and Senator Beck put 1t through az n
amendment TO the proper Legislative
bill, and 1t passed. only the amount is
cut down from $l7, 800 to 81, 800. A hal {
loaf Is better than none,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
A Way Below Zero,

The temperature yesterday morning
was below the freezing point as fal
south ab Mobile. Tue highest tempera
ture reported was 50 above zero, at Kew
West, the lowest IL below zero In
Michigan.
Snow fell AT Danville, Virginia, and
in the adjacent portions of Nortb
Carolina 0n sunday to depth of ten
inches, and yesterday morning the
temperature In that region was 8 de-
Rrees below the freezing point. 1t is
stated that "the tobacco plant beds are
all under cover and are not damaged.
The fruit trees and vines are too back.
ward In budding to have suffered in
jury. The wheat crop, which was
previously reported rs greatly injured
by the unusual and continued cold OF
the winter, will be benefited, as reports
from the country say, by these falls of
snow.'
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Affairs at Warrington.

1t was said at the White House o,
Monday that the President would taxi,
no action in regard to the New Yorh
postmastership for some time vet. >
| Mr.. Pearson will serve as post m asteI
until change Is made.
IL is believed in Wat hing ton that ex.
Congressman Post, of Pennsylvania,
who was secretary of the last Democrat.
ic Congressional COMMITTEES, will be
nominated for Assistant Secretary OF
the Interior to succeed Clarke, deceased.
1t is said that 1t was Secretary Lamar's
intention TO transfer Mr. Clarke on the
lat OF July next to the position of First
Assistant Secretary (a new office crea-
ted by the lastCongress to be established
at the beginning of the next fiscal year, }
and to appoint Mr.. Post on that date 10
the pohition vacated by MIR. Clarke's pro-
motion.
HI. V. Montgomery, the new Commits
sioner of Patents. was sworn into Office
on Monday. He will leave to day for
his home In Michigan, to arrange his
private business matters before enter
ing actively upon the duties of his Of
nee, he will DO apseut about ten days.
Secretary Manning yesterday received
a telegram from Mr.. Durham, the new
~ appointed First Comptroller of the
Treasury, saying that he would resume
the duties of his Office on Wednesday.
Secretary Manning yesterday sent a
circular to the heads of bureaus and
chiefs of divisions of the Treasury De-
partment, requesting them to "report TO
him In writing as soon as practicable
whether, in their opinion, the force
employed In their respective offices
can be reduced and to what extent.
without detriment to the public service.
They are also requested to report
" whether the methods of business
could be simplified, and in general to
make such suggestions and recon men
dations as may occur to them as to how
the efficiency of the service may be i'm.
proved, the business of the department.
ed"
Secretary Whitney has prepared al
circular informing applicants for
clerk ships in the Navy Department
that they will be referred to the e. 8. |
Civil Service Commission.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Fault Finders,

You have all heard the story of the
painter ofolden tim g who exposed his
picture to the public criticism, and put
paint-brush handy that anybody
might paint out any particular feature
ne did not approve. of course, the
stupid man soon found that every body
mad some fault TO find with his picture.
80 1t Is with the life.work of the MAORI.
ty. Somebody will be pretty sure To
take crooked and distorted view of
our characters and doings, however
meritortous they may be. Some will do
this willfuly and maliciously, others
through misu understanding.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
SheFlE,n AyHlea.

The folio wing properties were sold
at the Court House by Sheriff Ford
yesterday afternoon: A lot of land
and three story brick house situated
on the westerly side Of Walnut street
between Eighth and Ninth, belon ginR
to Daniel Dutton, to Hoffecker & Hof-
fscker, attorneys, for 500; lot OF
land with two frame houses thereon,
situated at Fifteenth and Claymont
streets, belonging to John Brainard, to
Charles Townsend for $7OO; a lot of
land with q frame dwelling on the
essterly side of Lincoln street between
Eleventh street and Pennsylvania ave.
nue., belonging to James 9. Twaddell,
to 4 ofiecker Il Hoffecker, attorneys,
for $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
viii Not Remove.

Having concluded TO remain at the
old stand, 200 West Seventh street, I
am now ready to do all kinds of tin.
sheet iron, stove and heater work.
thankful for past favors, and by strict
attention to business and reasonable
charges, l respectfully solicit q share of
the public patronage. Frank A. Tay-
lor, 209 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
HOrao FOund

The horse Of Mrs Sowden of Mill
Greek Hundred which was stolen on
Wednesday night of last week, was
found at Chatham, Pa, on Saturday and
returned to It's owner. 1t seems that
some one had ridden him off and turn
ell him loose on the road. He was
quite stiff and had contracted quite a
bad cold.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Death OF Il. d. Clarke.

Edward ID. Clarke. the newly an
pointed Assistant Secretary Of the
Interior, who had been suffering from,
pneumonia for ahont ten days, died
early ON Monday morning In Wash
ington. He was supposed to be con.
vaiescent on Sunday night, but had a
sudden and severe relapse about mid
night. He was about As years of age.
was resident of vicksburg and served
az colonel in the Confederate army.
out never held any civil office Of i'm
portance prior TO his selection as As.
sistant to Secretary Lamar.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

An Indian boy wanted to hang him.
self after seven school girls had kissed
him. He didn't call the same" for
he found tho dreadful feeling was caused
by cold, which was speedily cured by
the immediate use of DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup, which is known far and wide az
a great remedy for coughs and colds.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
YOUNG MEN l-KEAn ru,,

Miah xoLTAIc BELT o., OF mar.,
a,an Ts,o9;, oner TO send their ceiebratad d1aiI
On srl sriai ,o1 and ts1 S,asv As.
young or old) afticted with nsry, u"ys, 70 men
Eindrss IUss oi vitality and manhood. and Soo az,
nsuraiS a .rpanses parafs., aIs9 FOR rhsumss,.m
eases. Complete res,orat,on many IN other dis.
Snrr.d Snn manhood guaranteed No risS vigor
them ~ an. .nifty dsys' trial Is allowed WI IN
'AoA d. on'e ior Illustrated pamphist ,sae ,e
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

A single petition mum boring about
four Thousand, We understand, has been
circulated, inviting A. A. Chapman.
the great tobacconist, to remain in VIII.
mington and not to move to Philadel
phia as he desires. where he can have a
larger field to display his business
abilities.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
T0 she Ladies'.

We will have place for you in ouI
next watch club. BY the payment OF
one dollar per week, you can secure
for yoursslfa q hands som gold watch at
the lowest cash price. We mean posi-.
lively the lowest cash price,
Your names will be received by Mil.
lard r. Davis, No. Q East Second street,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Horses at the sale of Webster IL
Lavender, at Hockessin, on Thursday
the 10Th inst, sold for 5000, S2OS, $215,
Si!4, $l7l, si60. Sl69, $l65, SLIT, $l51,
Sl4O, $l61 STAG, $l51, $l78, 1854. There
was good attendance, and the bidding
quite spirited.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
A Fine Aroro

,aan Inc store at No 22O King str. =. has
nem oeen .ha handsomely fitted up, and two
neov now snow windows pot in. IL viii he
'IacobS JsonPieo ,.S on Wednesday, by Mira
and % other ~a.s a1t,o,an a tuii line OF millinery
interior of the store ia fnrn,sh ass' me
nne snow cases around the s;dns ~sn
room Tor the display of goods Tbsrs .Io =.
aso large counter extending IN LIS 70
s'1es OF the room and across ths and po'n
Mrs. Jacobs intends keen,nm .
largest stock of goods of The 'ae
ms city. which che will sci, q. I'm In
tons tomes. prices. The grand opening viii iii
nrao r"no piace en- Wednesday, when ~
her friends. '0o 10 see all
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Mr.. William Springer, of 7Is West
Eighth street, says "I have used PAIN
VICTOR In my family most effectually
for tie relief Of headache, neuralgia
aud sore throat. 1t is a remarkable
remedy.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Letters Grantee,

r-a letters a OF administration have h...
estNt sranted by Register Grubb on oSen zen
Richar,Isoma IsSe Is mary Richardson aud James
Albert bl; RioSarssan deceased ofthis city, 70.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
j. Paul RrOwn

made the excellent portrait of Senator
Gray that appears in Harper's Weekly
and all the leading papers. Cabinet
copies for sale at studio, f17 Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
To be Hung.

10000 pieces of wall paper at H. d.
Holt, who has the finest selected and
largest stock Of wall papers and win
dow shades In the city. All work done
with despatch by experienced men, and
satisfaction guaranteed. II. ID. Holt,
213 W. Seoond street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
The w entnos

To-morrOw warmer and fair condi
tions will prevail. The present outlook
for Thursday is warmer and 90 neral v
fair to clear weather.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Mon~oa soae . near corner Of Eighth AM,
anG e streets. suitable for three ho..S@a @
at at ,his hJar @ wagons. Rent cheap. Ann,,s
street s si'S once Or 500 West seveepptSS
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Notice.

Housekeepers wanting window
shades made of the best material and
at the lowest cash prices, can get them
at l.. FL. Springer's, 229 Orange street.
N. B.-Venetian Blinds painted and
trimmed. All orders promptly flled,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Spring Sale.

voDr Dur,ng n1g March You can get frame.
East sevenpah m Price eat, at Lex. Rarney's. No = 3
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Clocks.

Aiar na incest striking clocks n -. .o
ss7st % MACS. S1Sosss, sl.6o. Joseph , rn ,1o'
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

roI, hDAY EVENING. A
k,',,,' p'l breast min, in going IRON
'.' tree Is r. the WILMINGTON
fa,, NJ. . ! he hink. A eultatlere.
H. =, us hinder on leaving 1t at
= W fD2i-2t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Browns bronchial Troches


For Coughs ard Gods: "I think them
me best and mo L convenient relief extant. y
-hev. y. NJ. humphrey, Gratz. KY.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
DRESS.

'or gentlemen you will find
greatest assortment OF
goods, of all the new
les and patterns of foreign
domestic makes at Sixth
| Market. You are invited
pok, 80 that you may see
y is to he worn tor the
ling season. The proprie.
! pride themselves in being
to offer a selection of the
i goods to he found, and
in being able to make
promptly, and in a
factory ma amer, haviog a
Of the best cutters and
rs to be found.
have a large custom trade
best customers of Will.
ton are our patrons ; we
have a large patronage
other adjoining cities
have made preparations
increased business, and
expect with our strong
ements, in way of va rie-
fine goods, best work
west prices to get it.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Money saved by calling at westcott
q Cumminas' for your phoIogIaphs-12
nne cabinets for $500. 303 Market st
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Jubilee ssnpers

at Riddle's chape! tomorrow (Wednes
day) evening, March 25th. Good music
Don't fail to attend.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

"a "a Nj AN To SELL t,OODs
Z rass "s on on commissien must
m ~; ~ oi good mt raj chara ctar.
6,I.S ISu car efnl driver SecuIity
tP'y vi s4 Market ut. m2a .2t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Iye, ttma ~, ~ KEYS, ON SAT.
bom boinv' d NJ arch 2lst, either in
titute VI entrance hull OF vii.
uee' or on tho street. tinder
inc same at this office.
= mA ZtA
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

= ONE PAIR OF
Erso 'ay mules, and 8 SH
H., VI an tricks GUARANTEED,
IN al harness. Also one
H. 2,l worker; will be sold
q al "a Or 1nge street. m2s.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
A Delaware BOy.

Ulysses Grant Dennison, son Of
James Dennison, of Mill Creek Hundred
In this county,~ill graduate this even.
Ing from the Philadelphia College OF
rharmacy The exercises, which consti-
tute the sixty fourth annual commence
ment OF that institution. will be held
at the Academy of Music, Philadel.
Ehia Mr.: Dennison formerly attended
The Friends School at Fourth and West
streets In this city, kvaSa prepared
himself for admissiorsn WT4lege in a
Philadelphia drug the State 8
II the supt
81. A; Brown, street,
will deliver ir.T la coal.
well acraene.lfI '
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

n b,Um ,,ra = TO NO. ell WEST
a, ,'e, tr,p,,i ior bargains in notions.
'simm'ngs ami gents fnr,
r. h,so o iull limo OF ready
IT, m M. HOFFMAN AMI
In24-bts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

fa1n 8 Cos thermometA1 registered
esterdAy, 80 degrees at 8 >. m. 80 ai
) p. m.. and "a At 10 .. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Don't forget the place for your boots
and shoes /; they are still going at cost,
cheaper than the cheapest. Call and
be convinced. positively intend tc
quit the businesss March 25th.
w. 8. LEDNUM, 221 West Eighth 81.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Is tue REPUBLICAN OfBc In the shade
'clock l0 O'Clock IL O'Clock
$50 $50 Aao
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

mAs AS THE SUBSCRIBER
aane afe,lse from business. he viii vii.
|wllj ,,eed, grain, hay, straw.
| Atdasad aad nxtarss ofsn old estab,,
'ufess nj this offioe moI.S,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

S'n S'nt-,DWELLINGS A N n
bn' :. ,,sptper ~ w per month F.; sta bio:
sGa s a, 81 Wtenter shop in good 10,
" WALTER, 7ls Market
p mh2l. Fl
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

|mar,aaID n ~ LED FOR PURCHASE
tt ttp,n.gages ! ,n Of s45o, 1850 and ID
mh24.ht
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

d Wife aIKL FOn
Es. Wusework Wes,, , at Oak and
gn2A-Itf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Nh IN the coultry. ann,vn ant ! ,
''h and Tatnall str,ets a.
m24-2tk
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Bel. ! ysai,I NO. soa WEST
|siO W i1rin: Ems and In good or.
~ front street. MI. aat
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
Personal,

Architect Hill and wife, who have
been visiting friends In this city for the
past week, left for their homes in Potts.
vile, this morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

11onto n n1oOD WHITE aTRT
NA''' apply at 2os King
mh2a-2tt
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

koos s'noD .oDl SROOM BRICK
+arxe,t ,tsbair: ., Apply TO d. =
~ot' mZs-ftE
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24

Pass In your names for our ninth
watch club, which we will positively
start April 9th. Millard B. Davis, No.
. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-24
tsThe Winters Tale," ec,tal.

Beaton Smith, the Prescription Druggist
VIII sell yonr ticket for SO cents. Under
the auspices Of the Y. NJ. X. q.