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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-18

Some ones coming, come ones ceuningI
INV who u T.. bsby mine7 IN
Guess who II :. 20 TO see you Is
Always pretty. Dc.t and nne?
Let me wash the rosy fingers. s
Just 10 mako them fresh 40 lar,
Ere comb the yelisw tsnxiss
ofDy bonny bsby's hair. -.
Did l hurt your Huh, my pfettyi
III not pun your curls. my sweet,
Only twist them round my fingers
Just TO make them smooth and neat,
Where are baby's little stockingsi
Oh they're here upon the bed,
White % hilics. Nov, my fairy.
You shall don your slippers red.
When the sash 10 knoited round her
Muslin frock and pinafore,
Then my litt.e iady's read.
Hsrkl step II 1t the door.
Who 10 coming. who h coming?
Have you guessed Il, baby minei
Daby's own psps 10 coming.
That v Why she's made 70 Ane.
nrswhsas Aeys ~ hays ~ sesn bin,
Have ~, fissDs bAbS dearS
All, knocki Tho door 10 opened,
Baby. quick papa is here.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1885-02-18

White Spanish lace can be cleaned by
rubbing it 10 dry floury. II IT IL very dirty
use two or three changes of flour.
Plant some parsley In tomato cans, and
stand them In Kitchen window. 1t will
be nice for favoring In the winter:
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
" TAKE CARE ~

when ehad0w 10 DER your heart,
81 10 you knew not the reason why,
When the tear unbidden will start
AND unbidden will come the Sigh.
Take caro-
Watch, for there's cause for fear;
watch, for an eLemy's near
Watch as tho little bird " .tches
When the sparrow-hawk's 10 the afr.
When the hope In your life turns pale,
And your courage dies vaiIIy out
Wnen you eel thnt the stag may fall
You have trusted without doubt;
TaEe care
Tbs shadow OF sorrow is long;
Watch. there Is something;
Watch as the pilot watches
When . storm 10 In the air.
There's Q feeling you know not whence,
A whisper you know not where,
That says to som6 IL nermc est rense.
Of which ytu are diiniy sSare
Take care
Fly 10 your cov.rt, fly,
=, Ana danger may pass you by;
Fly ~ The hear TO the mountain
When the hounds are scouting Tic air.
When the lcrc that was st, ong turns wea.
The love ytu have trusted long,
Ard you feel that you neei Dot speak,
rhst whatever you Say 10 wrong
And hide you little while
From the smile that Is only guile,
Ami watch ~ tho little bird watches
When the .. AFRO y hawks In tho air.
A foe that IL fair and optn
You may f1ght anu keep your place,
And another ri % . token
Hut will never show Its fsco;
Take care
Whom you lear and you know not why,
" hen you fail. though you bravoiy trY,
Then watch as little bird watches
When the sparrow hawks In tho air.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Labor an wages.

Little change Is reported in the
strike of the coal miners in the Pitts
burg district.
The river and railroad miners are
nearly all idle.
Three hundred men received an ad-
vance from the Birmingham Coal Com :
pany, in Birmingham, aud resumed
work on Tuesday. All the men in the
fourth pool are out except at Neil's,
the largest mine in the pool.
The ctr Ike of the freight handlers on
the New Orleans ~ Texas Pacific has
put an end for the present to tho move
nent of freight from New Orleans and
other points. 1t Ia sad that 10 freight
let New Orleans on Monday on that
road. At Shreveport business inter.
e-,5 are suffering from the strike, over
eighty carloads of freight due there last
week being detained on the route. All
tho en- ploy ees of the road at Shreye-
port except one have been discharged
until the trouble Is over Public ~ nj
pa'hy IL with the strikers. There IL
talk of suits for damages against the
company In consf quence OF the delay
in the delivery of r.ighs.
The strike At the Peters and Calhoun
Com bany's harness mannfac:ory in
Newark, New Jersey, WAS ended on
Tuesday by the company agreeing TO
restore the old rate OF wages.
The Atlantic cotton mills, at Law
renee, Massachusetts, which employ
!, 200 operatives, will shut down one
third of it's machinery until the mar
kets are In better condition.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

HARRINGTON, Del. March o. 1885,
Johu Dewitt Miller has delivered in
our town Hall two Of the most inter.
esting lectures we have ever listen vi to.
The FIRST was on Love, COurtship and
Marriage" the second on the U ses of
Ugliness.' In the frat he proffsred some
most excellent advice to our young peo
pie, and In the second he emphrasized
the elements that constitutes true beau.
ty. Our people wish from him another
on "Great Men,"
A movement Is on foot to SO ure a
good lecture every evening, and in this
way provide something profit table as
we'll as interesting for our people These
dime entertainments we desirs to dis.
courage, and give better 10 their steal |.
Lectures are well patrvniz ID In our
town.
The Young Peoples Association OF
the M. K. church In our 10 vn Is giving
weekly entertainments of very hixIl
order. The programs oons list of deola
nations, Rotations. selec. rcsiinga and
splendid music. Every m NTH they
pres mt their Association Journ Il, which
10 written up by members, anil edited
oy some appointed therefor, ami is al
ways spicy and entertaining.
OAVW"ou ouuhouOoo BEo0t Luom 6Vory
week.
Our population is steadily increasing.
scarcely . week passes but some new
accession to our numbers may De count
Cd. The year before US promises vail
A new basket factory ~ beiag erected
and other enterprises are spoken Of.
Men OF spare ipital are needed In this
ar0wing town.
The only forlorn countenances ab ,ut
our Town are carried about by oar doc
Tors, drugg str and undsrtaksrs. The
own 70 them is d,stressingiy healthy;
10 others 1t Is the very place to live 10.
Our feather renova;ors mad scarcely
come before they had departed In haste
ON the midnight express. with heavy
BOARD bill left unpaid. One Of he vii
iains left his wife and two small chill.
lren behind, aud entirely peaniless
The hotel proprietor Is at loss what 10
10 with them. Toe poor woman Is TO
b. pitied.
Amid the probable pastoral changes
.opn t. take place over our peninsula
only one Is likely " occur in our 70 wn,
hat Of Rev. Mr.. Arnett, of the NJ. p.
church. The year In closing upon the
INST twelvemonth Of the NJ 4. church
IN her new relations, and
10th people and pastor have much to
crafty. Over sixty have united with
ne church on probation, aud nearly
atty by letter. The society has OF
pended nearly a thousand dollars In
improving the property, which will les
sen their gifts TO the various bsnevo-
'ebcies VI the church. IL Is be lieved. y
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
A Safeguard.

The fatal rapidity with which slipt
roids and Coughs frequently dcyclo
INTO the gravest maladies of the thros
AMI lunsS, Is consideration which Shout
.mpr' every prudent person TO keep q
hnnd, rs household remedy, u bottle {
LK'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relic
inu works 50 sure a cure in all affection
81 ms class. That eminent physician
Prof. +. Sweetzer, of the Maine MedicJ
school, Brunswick, Me-, says:-
"Medicil science has produced no other anc
1yhe cSpeciorint go good rs AYERS CHERR
tEoTokA,, IL IL avaluable for diseases Of ID
hrvnt and lungs"
The same opinion X expressed bv III
yeii-hnown DIR. l.. j. Addison, of Chicago
IL. who savs:--
81 have never found. IN ihirty.fve years o
ont'niio'is study ana practice of medicine, an
preparation Of 70 great value as A yERs CUE RR'
EDITORIAL, for treatment Of diseases Of tn
broat and lungs. 1t not only breaks up cold
M cures severe coughs, but Is more effcctiv
nan anything else In relieving even the mos
erious bronchial and pulmonary affections
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
The Russian War Cloud.

LONDON, March 10 The Pail Mall
Gazette says that it believes in the cor
rectness of the news received last even
ing, to the effeat that the Russians have
advanced their outposts in Zulixar
Pass further south, instead Of with
drawing them north, as requested to do
80 by Eng land. The Gazette states
that there can be no doubt that grave
fears are entertained of q collision
between the Russian and Afghan troops.
Is this last advance has placed the OPP.
posing outposts face to face, and has
taken the Russians mn h nearer 10
Afghan territory. There lie nd indica-
ZION, however, says the Gazette, that
the Russians have gone beyond what
they consider the Afghan boundary
liae.
The government have not received a
definite reply from Russia to their latee,
overtures for an amicable adjnstmen,
of the Afghan frontier dispute and are
still waiting for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
BeneAG az tho Rink.

On Wednesday evening, the 18th of
March, Cyrus Castle, No. l, knights of
the Golden Eagle, will have benefit
at the skatirg rink, when a number of
superior attractions will be presented.
1t is expected that delegations of the
order will be present from Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey and Maryland, and
o line will be formed about z 80 D. M.
at the Smith Building, headed by the
Smyth Post Drum Corps, which will
march to the rink. 1t is probable that
therewill be greet demand for tickets
and persons wishing to be present
should secure them without delay.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
+, Q CIcseiaud ADUle.

A few days ago, Joseph Baker a
commission merchant, Third and King
streets, got q cargo IF very fne look ing
Sreenish colored apples, with a pink
blush, 10 sell but thsy turned out to be so
4our that they were almost uDsaleable.
People would come along, pick one up
.aste IL, quicker mp their mouths, spit,
shake the ir heads aud pass on with q
scowl upon their countenance as II they
had been purpose'y victimized by the
merchant.
Mr.. Baker became anxious, fearful
that his apples would be- a dead loss Oh
his hands, but a happy thought en.er.
ina his mind not only saved him from
loss, but made him popular with the
Democrats, though he was . kepub
lican.
Seeing how every thing named Cleve
land took with his Democratic friends,
o concluded to call his apples the
Cleveland apple"
This gave the case quite different
feature the CLEVELAND apples took like
hot cakes.
3" Have some very fine Cleveland ap-
rles ?" the merchant would say to "a
customer.
"No, wouldn't have your nasty
sour Cleveland apples, I'm a X, pueli-
can" would be the reply.
:" Have rome v ~ fine Cleveland ap.
Piles 2" eaid Mr.. Baker to another GUS
toner, groceryman.
What's that you say, Cleveland
apple Well, now, Pm Democrat,
guess I'll take nome. My, how sweet
they are grand apples; SEED me round
a barrel"
II il needless to say that Mr.. Baker
got clear Of his apples without loss
and the poet who asked, What IL
friendship but q name was a mig
taken misaDthrope.
Mr.. Baker, however, does not always
keep sour Cleveland apples, ~ he 10
noted for having the hest apples of all
varieties found In the market
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
A Great Discovery

The greatest discovery of the nine
teenth century Is DIR. Lesiie's Specia
Prescription for sick headache, which
is the discovery of an eminent physi
clan aud used by him for over thirty
years before giving 1t to the public, and
itstands today without rival. Read
advertisement In another column.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
The whole GALLERY

Hor % cents, or nearly 80. What otter
can we do for the money? SO gems OF
art for % cents. Westcott & Cummings
302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

NO. "a HAt RIiuN
Re,ant rev house two stories.
high ceiling, h I and odd
III and all convenience. must
kpce, IT GO only 81 900. One
1 remain at five p,rfent Nov
Iper nUn;h. Possession given
r. WAGNER, T2o Mar yet ct q.
motif
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
DUBL.C SAi.L-WILl- BE SOLD 81
l. pubic eat the farm OF Jol re piles
in Christiana HUI dred, On
THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1885,

at O'Clock, p m.
good work or driving horses, one a.
yearling colt, pair ofy u;g mulhf, 3E
good Re; IS tirst-class hone.raisei frgN
mich VS., two HOlstein heiters, two 49,
good stock bulls, one trOoi SOW, 3 fhonIs,
lot Of turkeys.
2good Ia IN wagons. good milk wagons
] two.hoise dearborn, Ia.m coIt. Van
W csie tan, Acma harrow, Silver & Dem :
IN cutting box, Thomas hay rake, / 3
r,w Jorn ms rker, syria use pluw,2 South
tenU plo =, corn coverer, lson Age cult.
waters, log Roller, 2 cts uf exrr:ss harness,
sets VI wagon hlrness, piow gears Q .rL mar.
ress fir t-ciass lot OF collars. DAIRY FIX.
TuREs :-Consisting OF l Reeds Creamery,
l., So; .ik ohurLs, cans, pans, buckets,
etc. Also, Il ares of whea In The ground
terms 1T ga Q. JOHN Pc bpl.tS,
EDW ,RD DDNoHf l.
l.. W. Stidham & Sen. Auct's. ltw std
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
[From the Indianapolis Times
An Interesting Letter

WI shs"s OSes"S sOsVs
FROM MIR. HARRY w. OLMETEAD ID,
PROOFREADER OFTHE 'sTIMEs.'
The following letter is encouraging and
worthy OF care full perusal, coming, az II does
rom 80 reliable a source, unsolicited. 1t CON-
tains facts OF great value:
'EDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. IA. 1884
DIR DAVID KENNEDY:
DSAR SIR: For len years have been
sufferer rom disease Of the kidney &, at tin es
30 much b as TO make life a burden. During
THE time several Of the be physicians In
lndi ,La have treated me with little or no
snocoss. until ! had almost de5raired OF re-.
lief then tried several advertised reme-
dies, hut not ing produ cd the desired re-
suit until fiiend vho bad besn relieved In
duced me to give DIX. Law ID KENNEDY
FtVORl TIE REMEDY o trial. l did so.
Aner taking one b tile began To experience
relief took another and was charmed with
he result. In all ave taken four ottles
and can truly say feel like q Few man /
ain confident am entirely cured, as 1t has
been several months since l t0ok the last
return OF the disease. 1 have recon- nended
your remedy I. several suffering friends who
have also been relieved. i write this to re-
turn my sincere thanks TO you for the cure
which has b. en- effected In my Fe, and also
desire to say that think suffering humanity
owe you debt OF yratitude for your wOUder-
full scientific discovery. shall do all that
IN mo lies to lat all sufferers know where
they may ind reliof. and thereby In some
measure remuDerate you for the good you
Wishing you long life ord prosperity. ana
thanking you for prolonginK my life, i am
yours, HAIRY W. OI.MS ftAD,
Proofreader Indianapolis Times.
For sale by z James belt, Sixth and Mar.
krt and NJ Il. Danforth Second and Market.
e-o-d-d&wly
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

e. UnksILH COUNTY
3 acres, OF prime land 10 .
krltlyation. and good, substan
Tne farm ia we'll watered
hing sIrlngs - acres Of timber
land shade trees. This farm 10
kte'. ~ miles from Whining
bw turnpise, and 2 mites from
M VIII he sold low and Oh
{;all on or address JND PYLE,
lexington streets, WILMINGTON,
de3l .da-dw "
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

Fine toilet articles you will find in
large variety at 3O2 King street, and at
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

h wEHsVE A NICE FARM
kiles IRON the city on the p ke.
IL Railroad station good large
Ia rn.gcod stable tenant b ,rse,
bile and peach orchard. Mus
3 los Terms easy. J q ri X
|Bpl Market street. mo ct
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

.r-ar A BANG IN, TWO
lex hcufes oproi'e Rivervlev
Near lhi;adelphia Pike S'x
Ind sumner Kitchens, scre
eaci large stable with one.
b only part OF cash needles
ALFNER, no. 2 West Ten h
l3l-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

III HEAP. "A FUR NlIuRt
with pOlu and shafts. Single
barnes. Price $50. Apply at 4i3
ms l2ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

b. phU1 STORE. ID INC
ln.i9es ~ the city II health
selling. Atply oS r. CROFT +,
"a. ebd .dlie street i.ancas
flpp Gods
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

CHERRIES SALE-Bi Nl.;UE Of A
~ writ OF evaria Facias. TO IN direoi { d
VIII be xpesed public sale, at the Court
houss, on Market stree ct between lie .th and
Eleventh street, In thee ~ Of Wiimins ton.
New OasiIeC unity, Delaware on
FnIDAY, MARCH 70, 1885,
at2o'clock, p IN,
the followir q desc tbed real estate, viz:
All tina. certain lot of land and brick
dwelling thereon, situate in the city of WI
mington, bounded ana described as follows !:
That Is to sa
5eginnli x ON the northwes.erly side Of
RodOey street, 1T the distance of l75 feet
nortnery from he nOrtherly size OF Sha |.
cross avSnue, thence nOrthwesterIy parallel
with Sli ,llcTos avenue, and p. ssing through
Ia middle vi the division wall be ween this
AMI III, adjoining house IL feet, theoee
northeas er!y parallel with Rodney stree. IS
feo, ,thence sou heasterly parallel with Sh til-
cross av nue. 10 feet to the said side of II d.
pey street., and thence by the ms sousi
westerly rs feet t. the place OF y. n iug. be
the coat n more or loss.
eized and TAX, n In execution as The
property Of phr I'M l.. Sc ley and Nancy
h., Ills W fe, aud t., ard to be sold by
THOMAS FORD Sheriff
Sberiff's yin Q, Wilmington, Feb. ~, 1855.
ma A.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

nTRIlC Salt WILL, BE sULD AT
publir sale, at the r Isl, en- ,e Of 4 SUBJ
FIBER, on Now Castle avaDre, shout mile
from Third street bridg on
THURSDAY, MARCH IL. 1885,
at O'Clock, Pm,
. horses ] nice cew. ] farm wag,=, car. 8
l with springs; Her Haniown wagon, /
.oa'k de ,rt orn, in poot order; buggy, l
vince barrow, Rrindstone, sleigh. Grain
len, hay cutter ] corn shelter, l twin har
ROW, piows, grain cr,t8 lie bra bic soy he.
moving SC thes, W cd moving machine.
ultvator. 2I5 tenn poics, forks, shovels.
hoes, C ~ sets OF doub'e hirness. l single
'et, set cart harness, l dosen grain ba e,
nearly now.
TERMS: All Gums Of 500 and under, ca.h:
all sums over that amount a credit OF three
months OF purchaser giving a bankatle note
wi III d. apl rovsd endorser,
JNELV GREENMAN.
L W. Stidham s. S"n, Au,ts. ma3t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
kOR SALE.
THE HAND,

fE-THE HAND
two story brick
mo. 2o3 Jefferson
,taining 7 rooms
|, heater, etc. The
i. front, by 81 feet
b a IS foot side en-
Terms easy. Apply
POOLE, No. 9
fnth street. f24tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

f ON lN-TALLH NTS A
Of houses Of all sizes n tho
bf the city. Terms 10 suit par
8 build ny 10 In all parts o.
1 ipsailmepB. Monthly pay
FORD, sth and Redncy, o.
HE, 7O2 French 1t. dN-ooden
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

Einu ,.'W IN PERs5.. MS DE
[tne,, pare drugs or Chemicals. on
eer prescriptions or priya te rscs,n ~
IA Ia ounlcd With pure mator3sis
H. afuk store OF Il. X. BRI1fIs,
'' ~Arxst strsst, VIII, Del
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

t-iHt OWNFt DFTt RMIN.
! that ar. pro. erty 2ls or nge
7 ritf'- alley atIOiLInt. vii do
sarr ice
GEORGE &. MARKS.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

liE.-ikE GROOEaY FIX
IN store No. 22J King street
jo-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

- Ii Ekii = 80 i4Es-bi MI .. Or ~
- wit OF l. v ria Faciss. to me directed,
VIII be exposed a public sale, NJ the Oour
House, on Market treet between lie. tn and
Eleventh stress IN the city OF Wilmington,
New tastle County. delaware, on
FAID3I, MARCH 20, 1886
at O'Clock p m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that ccTta Ii lot or parcel OF lard with
fr ame dwelling house thereon, situate IN
ths city OF Wilmington, b,uuiej and de.
scribed as follows, to wit:
ginning sttie intersection formed by
the suutheriy side Of tourtsen h street and
the westeriy side Of scott street, thence
eouthe ~ BY said side OF Scott .treet l4O feet
to the nor rly side OF a 33 feet vide street
opening into scott ctr, ct nd Lincoln stree /,
and rlllel wit Fourt enth st oct, til nee
thcr' by st r,y l0p Zee to stake, theme ,
n"Tthe'iy parallel with Sc t street 40 ieet
to The utterly SIDE Of Fourteenth street I.
thence Thereby easterly 100 feet to the lase
OF be-. innIn., DO the contents within said
b)nnd' Whist they may.
Seiz ID and tIken into execution as the
pr p rty Of Edmu1d u. Burxe and Louisa
o., his wife, and is, and to be sold by
III MAS FORD, sheriff.
Sheriff Office, w lmin tor, Feb. 81 1885
U,3 II
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

u AK 1 r l20 AGRtS, {
frr Win ingt0n, good build
pHa: tnly 10 6cssh possesi Tor
\ Appi. 10 h. fLhNIN1r n.
b. siftst, n.h6.6t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11
Ayers Cherry Pactoral
PREPARED BY
Or. ]. C. Aver & Co.. Lowell, ndiass
Sold by I'll druggists.
NOrlOEs.
NoTloE'-
OlTY AUDITORS OFFICE,

|No1ioE'-
DRY AUDITORS OFFICE,
No. VI EAST SIXTH STREET, 2ND FLOOR,
WLMIsGTos, FEB. 8, 1855.
10 Whom IL May Concern:
Your attention ia respectfully called To
section 70 OF CITY Charter, Ordinance Book
pare 81. which says: "lft the amount of bill
Tor liens In auditors office ce not paid with.
In % days after such presen Ia ton thereof. 4
| shall be the duty Of the mayor OF said city &c
| istuo warrant directed to the said city Au
ditor, commanding him to levy the same
with all costs thereon, upon the grounds o.
buildings Of su h owner fronting upon sucl
Pct 'eets as aforesaid, which 8 i'd grounds o.
buildings, or any part thereof, shall be 8 Id
by the said ,ity uditor at public auction
upon ten lO) day. dotice In two newspaper
publ he'd In said city,"
| You will perceive 6y the above that tn,
| time all wed b. Las before proceed ipgs can b,
taken has passed, and the financial wants OF
| tho citJ render 1t absolutely necessary tina
al outstanding oils be promptly CO 1lectst
IL said oil remains unpaid after Q period
OF ten days from date % this notice, proce cd
| inys Will be insl ieuted for the collection O
| the same an which sase interest will be add
ed. J. FRANZ Rail-
iiou City Auditor,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

b OR RENI'-IdE PKOPEt
|soulh vest cornor OF THIRD and
H., now tsnanted by the Hare 5
6psny. frply to !. II. H;it
b.. trustee OF Jos. Teas estate
larEe, streets. city scpl7-a' d.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

n o. KtNr-T' fETHER OR
bart, ~ acres OF around with !
shop ana tb,e, near Wi ming
moth vert. Appi! to ELL
CeDtrevllie, Del, or TO u. l..
|D ca Market street. E-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

u NK N -2li WEST srH
Store and dwollinx. prioss
room All modern imp Owe
b. sold OF rcas nhbie tern s Az
)Akr:.lS 3 Jeiiesson street..
roe d.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

lN'f "A HE .TGEMAN AND
'ie, or 'So three single gen lie.
a"e M odated with good board
naii street. mn l2t,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

ID LILO y LIZ OF iiV cEY 5 COX
Il The Undersigned, inter ding 10 ~. con
iIDue The livery business, will pos t.v.ly
dispose, at puhic sd Q on
SA1URO Y MARCH q, 1885,
at IL O'Clock, noon,
HIS en'ffs stock q horses, carrias es, SIZE CHS.
FAIRNESS. e'r. at NO. 1)9 IVES, street. Viii
mingfon del.
Jbr ok cor prizes 9 pood driving no sss,
SUIT bie for all KIDS Of woIk, as foliows:
u. /. Gray h"s JsH,S years Old, a.
s.und and a good driver, sui ab ctr @S
ali kinds Of work.
No 2 A good cart horse.
no. 3. Bay mare Fanny, years old souod
AID Kind 10 all kit d Of harness.
NO. 4, y hOrse FIR nix, 20 years old, 1871
han, bieh: warranted sound, suitable Er al
kind Of work.
No. b. ioid ust, 8 years old, to. in four
minutes, ] ohn stale, st ok.
good traveller
MO-. Milie-, 8 years old, promises speed,
work b th double an1 single
No 8. Black hofse Harry, years old, q
splendid dri' er nd good "a ID lie horee
No .. Bay mar Bessie, Yeas old, sound,
can trot mi.e In az cane ff IN Montreal,
Canada.
buegies l Q .ach. 2 Clayton wagons, l New
Haven road cart. jump ats, l no top buggy,
nealiy Lew, Tor single AID double Or wing !
dOcto wduon. - esA carriages were maui.
ilctu ed by such well known firms as Cooling
x Bro, John w. heeve and ot. ers Also 2
carts and harness, hay cutter 3 .lsiRhs good
as new; sleigh bells, fancy winter AID sum
ner robes; IN fact everything belong!ns to d
first class livery stable.
FERNS An sums Of $50 and under. cash /:
ne siven. l. I. STROUD.
IL. w. Stidha m b Son, Adct's, mb-2tweOd
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

LNUh RENT-THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
IL with license, containing 20 roons. Pos
'ossion NJ, rch rs. Apply ct 2lo King street.
febl6-2Wsods
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

IE-t HEAP, DEE 60 L
Wag . Apply at BULLOCK,
U+t an MADISON. mhG-6t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

M ENrlKA. StOCKSa<
an sses. Apply els w,
t25-t.s ~S
Daily Republican., 1885-03-11

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excel n location; he t OF refer
also table board, Dol TainaiI
n2-1ns