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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
come WET.

All trains daily except Sunday.
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room and Blesping Can
trough without change from stsueesvills Eat 1
pfiladelpb and New York. West 70 Columbus
tndnnau, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
e. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping CO..
and any further Information ap-
by " JSO. @. TOMLIHs0S, Ticket Agent at Pr
Sndle Station, foot Of Eleventh street at City
Ftoket once, under MeLure House, wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
Managsr, Coium hos, 0hia
z 4. FORD,
GenT Pas. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE, BY vIR-
i tue OF a deed OF trust executed 10 him by
George Knowles Edward Knowles and Virginia l..
Knowles his wife, dated the Slst day OF May, 1883,
and recorded in Deed OF Trust Book No. 20, page
lsl in the office Of the Clerk OF the County Court Of
Ohio courty, West Virginia, will on
Saturday, the lIrh Day of July, 1883,
at 10 o'clock H. NJ. at Toe iron. door OF the Court
House Of ohio county, West Va, proceed 10 sell al
public auction, to the highest AMI best bidder, the
following property, 10 Wit: All the right title AM
intere,t Of George Knowles, Edward Knowles amt
Virginia l. Knowles in and to the following reaD
estate: fifty feet 'quare OF the west end OF tina;
OF or parcel OF ronud situated in the addition TO
he city OF Wheeling which was laid out by Nose,
". Chapne and others and designated on the plot
thereof rs lot No. A., being all that part lying he
tween the western boundary Of said lot and line
Drawn parallel 10 and fifty feet from the same
bcup dairy across the lot from north TO south; and
also all The right title and In terest OF said George
Knowles, EdWard Knowles and Virginia L.
Knowles In and 10 the part OF lot No
20 in the addition 10 the City OF Wheeling laid
out by Moses W. Chapltre and Others, beg inning at
the northwestern corner OF said lot; thence along
the northern boundary OF said lot in an eastern d.
rection fifty feet: thence in southern direction nj
right angles wi the northern line OF said lot twelve
feet: thence in q western direction parallel with the
north and south lines OF said lot fifty feet 10 an
alley; thence in q northern direction along tie
western boundary OF said lot TO the place Of begin
Terms OF SALE One-half OF purchase money
payable in cash on day Of sale the other half psya-
bic in one year from day Of sale with interest there
IN from day OF sale at six per cent per annum, the
ment with good security and the title being re-
tanned until all the purchase money has been paid.
JOHN o. PENDLETON, Trustee.
J. CHAMBERS HERvEY, AuCtioneer. JeS,i
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE r. r.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 4, 1855,
~ trains on the Wheeling and Kim Grove Rail-
rad viii F1ln an folloHa.
on SUNDAYS.

on SUNDAYS.
Leave the city at = N. and run every hour until
Leave Wheeling Park So n. and run every hour
until 10 D, N, G, HIRSCH, Supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.

money Easy Mt Per Cent.-Governments
Quiet and Unchanged Stocks Dull
Flour Quiet and Unchanged-Wheat
Higher.
NEw YORK, June S.-Money easy at
per cent; prime mercantile paper 40
per cent. Foreign exchange dull at
486@487.
GOVERNMENTS Quiet and unchanged
quotations, except an advance Of J in cou-
pom As.
rhrees coupons. .-..'-.....ss.l0S9
Fours anda-han ll25
tours coupons
Psdne st<es o. lsSo.'... a
STATE SECyRIrIEs-Quiet and quotations
generally steady.
RALwAYs-Moderately active; total sales
$l,029, 900.
SrOcEs-The new week opened in the
stock market without any improvement,
either in the amount of business done or in
the prices realized. The total sales to-day
were only lO7,5O5 shares. Prices at the
opening were weak, but soon rallied and
continued steady until lstein the afternoon,
when there was decline again in many
cases, part of which was recovered just at
the close. A prominent feature of the day
business was the trading in St Paul, which
was weak throughout, selling down II per
cent at the close, leaving net loss of II
per cent. Northwestern was strong nearly
all day and closed with net gain of only I
per cent, and, with the exception of Western
Union, in which fluctuations were limited
10 ! per cent, and which shows gain Of ],
it is the only active stock that is not lower
than on Saturday. Pacific mail was quiet
but weak, closing at nearly the lowest fig
ures of the day.
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Rb.nmatism Tveuty Year..

have been sahsring troLa rheumatism for twenty
Years, at times vita almost intOlorabls pain. hAd
nc best medical treatment, and took all sorts Of
remedies bit without relief. Being reduced almost
20 a skeleton, and uOt being able 70 walk even with
CruJohes, EEs indueed 70 try SWitts Specific, aud
81 acted like a charm, and am 10 DAY eatirely Ne
Eieved. Have thrown away nv crutcheS and an IN
eTcellent health believe SEifIs Specific Will cure
the EorSL csses o. rheumatism
Ms. EzgA MsRsgoS, Nlacos, Ga, Aug. 1, 81
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PETROLEUM.
PittsburG.

tIttSDurRs
PrrrsBURG, June S.-0il-Petroleum
dull but steady; National Transit certificates
opened at 79ic, closed At 79lc, highest at
79tc, lowest 1850.
on City.
On CRY, June S.-Crude oi-National
Transit certificates opened at 79fci high
est 79Ic; lowest 79Ici closed at Isle.
Sales 502,OO barrels; clearanees 2.7f4,-
600 barrels; runs 64,ll3 barrels; ship
ments 1886 barrels charters 1895
barrels.
New York.
NV YoRK, June 8.-Petroleum vas
very duh and without feature; prices auc-
tuated within range Of &c. Opening firm
and Ceiling at 70 % certificates sold DOM
to 79c and closed at 79tc bid. Much ofthe
business near the close was done ct 7sic.B
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

l0:5S p. m. train through to Cincinnati without
hange, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
GAINESVILLE Aooonmodanon leaves Wheeling at
SIS o. N. and $500 p. m, Bellaire n s:io N.
and AIS p. N, daily except Sunday.
Moundsville Accommodation lsav0 wheeling at
IS A. =. and arrives n houndsvills 81 nlb r T.,
tally except Sunday.
Through coach hon Wheeling 10 Cincinnati daily
dp o., leaving Wheeling % s:lb An, arriving ~
Cincinnati ct $50 p. II.
B. q. sleeping can on al through trains.
Cose connection made for al points south and
southwest, North and Horthvst, making this do
,rahle route for colsniss and pssons moving % the
goat vest, and b whom particular attention u
TICKETS to al principal points 90 als d DEPOT
Syleepins oar accommodation Can b Secursd a DE-
ct Tckot Once.
TIC BURKE,
Ticket Agent b, L y. Depot.
JOHN BAILlE,
Ticket Agent, under McLure House.
JOEH ]. LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent.
C. X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
RI. DEyRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
Communication.

WETUsPKA, ALA., sept. 3, lSS4.-About sixsyeaIs
ago became afflicted with q very dlylgreeable skin
i sGase with large, dry and many Crusted PIN
oles on my face, hands and shoulder. The sore on
NV shoulder eat out hole nearly an inch deep, and
the caRceTous appearance Of one Of the sores near
nv eye alarmed ne very much. tried all kinds
d treatment but found not hing that seemed 70 affect
the disease l 1ually decided to try ), s. 3 on sd.
vice o. 4 physician, ard In short time the scaOs
lropped from tho sores Gnd left my skin smooth and
veil IcODsi@sr :. 4 3. the greatest blood medicine
male sn7 the nnly thing that viii cure the disease
with which vas afflicted. l think my trouble wac
he result of terrible attack OF maaril fever,
lrarted while farming in the TallapooSa river swamp
can be found a. my Office In the court house at
Wetumpka- You can refer 10 me.
j. L RHODES, Dep. sheriff Elmore Co., Ala
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed tres j
DIE SWIFT sPECIFIc Co. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga
Sold By Iaughlin Bros. Co. and Logan Co., st
Iholssale and retail, wheeling, W. Va.
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wh..u~w

whssnng.
The nail market l. active. NailA fcnce
and brads - lOd 10 God, 81 Is; Sd
and Cd, "a 80; Cd and ID.
81 Is; I'd and Sd, IS 90; Sd, IS Is; a.
IS 90. Barrett inch, IS IS; / inch,
IS IS; l inch, q Is; II inch, q co.
II inch, s. 70; Ii inch, s. IS; II inch
IS 90. EningI inch, IS 70; 4 inch,
s. Is. Tobacco Hhd-l0d - %; Sd
s. 90; Sd and I'd, 50 Is. Chnch-An
Gzes, - 90. Slating-5d, $325; Id, $325;
Sd, 81 90; I'd, s. %. Finishing-l inch,
81 Is; Ii inch, IS Is; II inch, 81 so; II to
II inch, 81 Is; 2 inch, 81 90; q inch. % Is:
8 inch and over, s. so. Casing and Box
ing-lOd to sod. g 90; Sd, s. 25i cd, s. so;
Id, s. Is; Sd, 81 IS. Fine Blued-4d,
81 90; Sd, IS rs; I'd, Sc 90. Cut Spikes
All sizes, 81 so. Boat Spikes-An sizes,
q 90. Each half key l0c extra.
FLoUR, GRAM AID FEED.
wheeling.
FLoUs AND GRAM.
Family -four, wholesale........S5 SOC 6 90
Middhngs per ton.....-......" ~ w
bran per ton.....".....".... 10 w
Wheat per bushel.............. l OO9l %
The market is easy.
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Manhood Restored.

RxsTxpH FRKA-A victim Of youthful tmpru-
|ssnoe c4using Pm nature Decay Nervous O,5illty,
EoSf MRnhoOd So, having tried In vain every Known
Eemedy, has discovered simple means OF sell
|9hich Ne win send FkEk 70 his telloE snnsrers,
/ :, nj ii. REEvES, Chatham 81, New Yorh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

COLLINS ms %s@y 'r EsaFals SI Weak Weak
,,,,-,,. NSEF r,r,,-,, and sore Lungs, Coughs and
YELLING EsT1 tLtClES Gods, Weak Pack, Weak
u, -oS Stomach and Bowels, Dys.
FkASIE.nS pepSia, Female Weakness,
Shooting Tains through the Loins and Back, try
he,e Pias;ers Placed over the pit Of the stomach,
they prevent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Collie
liver Complaints, and protect the system from
thousand ills. 30 cents.
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TRAyEIERs, GUIDE.
Depart Aniye.

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
"a EXPLANATION or RxyxzExcE MARKS: sDAiy.
fsunday excepted. MONDAY sxcspted-Whesiias
lime.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

TINS TABLE, CORRECTED TOMAY 10, 1856.
] TrRiss leave Pan-Handle station. 10 { Of Eev.
nth ttgcC., near public landing, ~ follows Csn-
al Standard Iime-Whieh is IS minutes slower
asn " hiss ing time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

CAPITAL PRIZE, S50,O00
1--WE do hsreby certify that ve supervise thsI
1xuremenu for al the Monthly and Semi.Annus
drawings Of the Louisiana State Lottary Company
Ini IN person manage and control the Drsvtnp
beuSalyos and that the same are conducted viii
,onesty tHirnes and In GOOD iaith toward all par.
.lo. and We authorize The Company 10 use this oar
In its advertisements"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

B II. a.. Railroad.
Leave Bellaire at II so p. N. for Summarized.
Leave Bellaire ut 9:i0 q. N. for somerneia ana
ZaneSyille.
Leave Belzire at $50 p. m. for Woodsield.
Arrive at Bellaire, SIS q. M, Hoo a. m. ana
4:COp.m.
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, o., June 6.-WheAt--Duili
and firm; No. red, cash OF June 94c
bid; JBly 943e bid. CSC asked; August, s6i :;
September CSC ssksd; No. 2 soft 81 0o9
Sl0l}. CoroukFiruer aud quiet; cash. o.
June 48lc: il 4sc: August a. 1skcd,
oah-D Dull 4 fpouinsl
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER

THE WEEKLY REaBrKR
VIII be dubbed with the following Pctlicsiisas Z
premiums Tor one year on he following tsn.s,
MHkKIY KaIsrKR and Ohio Earmse -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09

CINCINNATI, O., June S. Cotton
Quiet; middling lOsc FIour-Firm, with
fair demand; family 81 25@4 go; fancy
81 65@5 90. Whest-Stropgi No. 2 red
81 OF; receipts 1000 bushels; shipments
5,O00bushels. Corn-A tive butlower; No.
mixed 474@47sc. 0sts-Srouger; No.
mixed 35I@36c. Rye-Quiet; No. 2
73c. Barley-Nominal. Pork-Firmer ct
$40 Is. Lard-Firm at S. 40. Bulk
Meats--Buiet; shoulders s. Is; short RIB
S. so. Bacon-Sronger; shoulders S. rs;
short rib IS 20; short clear Sc 60. Whisky
STEADY at 81 Is. Buttsr-Dul aud
lower; extra creamery l7@lse; fancy dairy
lO6llc. Linseed 0il-In fair demand At
49650e. Sugar-Firm; hard refined "a
7Ic; New Orleans 42@5fc. Esgs-Oull
and dropping At l29l2ic. Chsese--Iu
lsir demand; choice full cream factory 6
ale.
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PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Flour-Weak
and unsettled; Ohio and Indiana 81 500
%; st Louis and southern Illinois 81 so
as %; winter wheat patent S. 25@5 "a;
Minnesota bakers 81 00@5 90; do. patents
SIS l2l@5 so; rye -four scarce and firm at
81 90 for choice. Wheat-Dull; No. 2
Pennsylvania red in elevator 81 O6; No. 2
red June 974@98c; July 99I@999c; August
81 0l3@l 0l5; September 81 03!@l o..
CONFIRM; No. mixed 53c; steamer
No. 2 mixed 533c; steamer No. high
mixed SIC; No. mixed 53t@54ci No. 2
mixed June 53@534c; July 53&@53fc;
August 54@54!c; September 54!@55c.
0sts-Stesdy; rejected white S9c; No. 8
white 4O3@4lc; No. 2 white 4l!@42c;
No. white 43c; futures for June quiet but
steady; No. white June 4Oj@4l4c; July
4l@4ltc; August 3S@4Oc; September
35@37c. Provisions in fair jobbing de-
nand Mess Pork-New Sll 50@l2 90;
do. prime mess new Sll 90; do. family
$l3 00@l3 so; hams smoked S3@llc
Lard-Steady; refined 81 25@7 so; steam
er Sc so; butchers loose S. 90. Butter
Firm for high grades; creamery extras lSc;
Grsts l5@l7c; Bradford county and New
York do. Ice; western dairy extras BE; do.
good to choice l0@l3c; packing butter s
Csc.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
s.Cheeky" Daksss.

Although the Legislature Of Dakota
has gone through the forms Of lag re-
quired and elected two United States
Senators, it must not be supposed thas
those Senators will post right of I'd
Washington and be admitted to seats
In the Senate. Dakota has to wait :
little while yes before she can have the
honor OF proclsiming herself one Of the
grand sisterhood Of States. A blllcsSv
been pending In the Senate for . kna|
time for the admission o. Dakota ~ 3
State, but 1t met with such Opposition
from the Democrats that 1t wns found
useless to urge the matter. especially Il
the House was strongly Democratic
and would not agree to Its admission,
The only fault that can be urged By thu
Democrats against the admission Of
Dakota is that ske Ii thoroughly Re
publican. She has q greater popula-
ton than either Delaware or Rhode Ii
laud now has, greater than Oregon
Nevada, Colorado or Nebrasks ha,
when they were admitted, and create
than either Oregon, Nevada or Colorad
now has, ont she is Republican, thol
oughly and irrevocably. There 10 he
sin in Democratic eyes, and for TIL
sin she will have to remain ont Of th
Union, at least until the Democrats CO
muster up some Democratic tsrritor
chat will make State to Offset Oak
a. 1t is surprising the amount
check Dakota has after choosing to
Republican in politics, to ask to be q
adm'tssd as State while the House
Representatives 10 Democratir.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
& SONS


Tnhsssippn, wHoA1tss . beIuasu nehsssa
DEC. sTnl. lasS.
Trains leave ~iiinfngtoA - fellows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
lions, ~. %, 10 % .. nj ESQ. %. ~. stb
ss,; e sss ,S: :. e: !. s :. 4 &
lie .. III, SIS, sx 5sT, s1p ,. n.
New YORK. %. . q. 10. sso, sso
1905, lln : nj. sia0. ia, ash. SIS
~. 81 q. ~ and Isep. N.
q n m; % and 90 p. n.
For Newark and intermediate ssAtIons.
Saisimo;rs ana iussrnsd,s.s stations, 10 %
3. M; Q 90 p. N and ~ % night.
baltimore and Hay Like. Ia .. n
Baltimore and washingtcn, 1 70, 4 20, 0 %
10 Q, IL o. an; u u. u IA a. ~ and ID
Trains for Delaware Division leave ier:
Rev slEstie. sss . m; II u. %. . se,s %.
0eor.sscun and Lswss ss :. n; 70 ane
s.ssisrii and ,s.sr.sdia.. stations. s.as p.
Warrington, Dslnar and vay stations, . 90
E1I.::: q g ;S.r.nE.se; sssp.n:
1854. N weekdays, and II % p. N. svsry
franklin oi,y, q AN.
EIpre.s Tor NORFOLK, 10 Is =. N. wssE-days
and II % y. m. daily.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
pnii.deipaia and intsrmedists statsoas
Philsdslphia and New forE. ! az q 4 10
For west ohsstsr, via Lsnokia. sle .. N.
baltimore md Washington, 70, Z 70, . o.
10 @ :: m.snd 5ls m. Baltimore, u % night
FER further Information passenger ase ~
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17
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Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

visit the Bachelor Boat Club Fair
TINS even ing and get bargain of the
glass table. Great reduct tons.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17


Open evenings till ten
Io'clocx.
/ ennyson's new volume
| Tiresias and Other Poems
Ipublished yesterday in this
.Icountry. ready today at ten
O'Clock.
Forty-thousand sold in q
week in England. Only one
Thousand have come to this
Icounfry-no more could be
'Ispared from England. We
Ihave secured two-hundred-
Iand-6ity copies - more, Of
Icourse, than any other Ameri.0
lean bookseller.
Put this statement along
side Of the fact that Tenny.
son il more widely read in
this country than in England
] land you can guess whether
,,Ithis little book will be scarce
Z Tor not.
The newspapers are full Of
lit, though the critics haven't
s,lhad time yet to join in the
slEnglish chorus Of praise.
4 Beautifully printed, best of
binding perfectly
ordinary cloth c;vers,
!, after the English custom
y $I.1o; by mail $I,I8 The
n price is high for SO small q
De book. That comes Of 1t be
'OrIing new, English and Tenny.
.,s son.
M At the Poetry counter, SOUTH of III
s.s Thirteenth- street door
his We know by the sales
on there's nothing in the stor'
re, you consider more timel,
q than dress-stufs. THE meI
chants all round us will sa,
'iiy 81 know better than that; 70
ATE dress-goods trade is over.
me- me- 1t may be over thsre.
mt isn't over here.
~, y Now there's nothing ne'
.r9 important enough to tell {
!. 01s when so many not new al
!. livery important.
r. All the Lupin's dark-col,
hasl cashmeres, so cents for 81
's self are now on the shelves
,uldl sight. We raid, when v
\, Ilput them down, they
!. I'd be gone before Chril
. ,sss mas. So they would but f
not two large lots Of Lupir
,ssa, merinos twenty cents belc
than value. Lupin's 7o-cent m
, sOn, .lrinos at so are gone-pos
lofty bly, a color or two. Lupir
l sv..| 65-cent merinos at As a
ng solall in sight on the shelves
osiv All the cashmeres q
similar stufs, including coli
.kot. for evening dress are at
, re- cashmere counter.
80 ~ By the Thirtsensh. street door.
n q The Homespun that fina
seats broke the Homespun mari
. shsl the one that we call
q q the hest dollar Homespun we
e. had,the one that a neighb
} ~ ling merchant kept at 81
souu U for weeks and someh
1ly e managed to make a g
is.ion anon. many women think it
b. s tn y cheap at $I.25-that is 60
: Re-. at rs cents a yard (six va
o p. =, for a dress, $4.5o) faster t
,rsson. any other one thing in dr.
. : had stu1s. 1t ought to. It's
dorado cheapest stuff OF the year
thor Isoutheast from the center.
is her her A year ago we bega1
Of the the Isell the best dollar lad
At: can cloth we had for IS c
! Dsao. six yards for a dress, S..
unit oil That was the cheapest d.
3 BE- 3 .. d lstuff last year. 1t is ju:
House o'Igood as ever, just as &C
liable as ever, Just as Chez
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

There. Z SINGLE coior q
uo---...., aa..--ll
- ~ srYy Al -L.
y, - s.,ssr q r 49,, -. ~ $500, .,ss
= 81 cs. - 80 scs s,. e.
;Iish, ~ sssss..ss.s.;:"s.ss.s. -
- 49, :. ..' -.-..s
- s.- ~. - !: :s s....-
a v.rv l;,tIe nor. Mar
a. YAM. : s,.e 49, .,nf
~ - 800. Tcc I;,s,. =
more Z then ,r.nticc :
|se.sss... q. 8. 49,.
vey,,.v;de.vr.l. d;.oora,
|,--~
|fast tor e. cent.
n.Ii :t-;nes N u;xt,-..
|.h;.,.. 80. - -.s =. ~. |,
n, 80. =, n,t - GO fc- =
|c.rts .
|ss.ss.... ,,o- -. o..,.-
Borcl9 on : nIeasant sero.
4Y.ro : l;fsle rhII- 400 &,
and Oc;nc ,jl ~ ,ssfer "a
ca,,se ~ othar hn,,cIx. main.
tain their pr;ces,
a -r-c.r, hc,,c,s h.,
dropped from Sr.
But scores q boucle are
where thew have becn eve,
s;cc. eh.,, =. - g. |.
no e;gr y d-o,r;nr
s0n.sys-. ,.,,. ~ -.
A. r,.c;ssl,, .;oh. o,clo.L
r. the ,rorn;yg to-5sv we
hec;n - all i,lsScl No. mrfg.
to- Z, w. NV. h,,. tour
hundred Thev ave MT 81
r.cod :. ,,,a.. -. 80 ..i,;ao,
49, d.r a. z, Thor .re
,r.Ss ofshsA.i,:. 49,
o,h~r. A.. MA. ~. IS shs
L-, N:.s4 -
S...N. . .Mo1. ~. ~.
s;&s. ~
CO 1900, -,
-, 1s's'o as Sr
. I, s ealluI''u''S, aiu en'''
, ,so, rs ? .u.s ~ se
r. :I. .-.....
ON Market street are fur.
nished with Austrian bent
wood rolling rocking chairs
and An easier SIGHT for q
fired man ia hard TO find,
lCentennial wear was the frs,
von saw of them We have
lx,r ooo. nor,b of tben, d. ane
se,i them tor hal, Centen MA
lnv;ces
IBsssm n :Hn
m. e.
Inc nre-place, Hfc-ifon
and tenders there IN tn
window make a further pic
ture OF comfort.
Brass fire.sets and othe
such paraphernalis.
Basement Go.
j Soaking of masculin
,lcomfort, who wants to wea
Ia business coat bv the HON
Ifirel Long wraps and shol
fIcoats for indoors, includin
new stockinet. Not
man in a hundred know
lholf nj what we mean l.
his wife or Sweetheart ste
Land Gee what we mean.
.n,.s, 1910 cs...,,
=, . little square place beyond the Vi
q brsilas
T. The window OF I2r
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

THE PERPECTION OF Pills.
AANKIND'6F AVORITE PILLS.
No gripping, sicknso o. weakness attend thsil
opsrataon. They DO not leave the bowels COS
tive Thor tone and strsngthsa the liver and
act on the kiApsys, stomach and skin, cur
gia, biiiotsnsss .pain in the eide or beck.
Rsan IN the hoves, kidnsys or bladder, etc.
dumb sgus, shiils md lcvsf, ssasrsi wsaS !.
nsss, Ice o. appetite. 60. They are splendid
the systs3 healthy They srVsndorssd and -
commanded ~ thousands ~ tho incest Dur,
gstivs and splendid nvsr msdieine. he
gsntly sugar-coated. rs osnts . box; family
ooxss. six IN one, 81. Sent By Dail. sold b
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del,
and No. Goa Arch street Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

NyUTlUE-rHE ANNUAL NESTING
IN o. The Doathen usien ARcciasion
oovery Of etolsa property, wlii b. held 81 the
Lycsun Hoosa. Rev 0asden 1oWnshiD, on
SAsurlay, Tie S6th day of tpcsmbsr. ss
s'e'ssk ?. n. 7. L }. BALDWIN. ssey'
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

eu1kADnzyu1A. Thursday. Dee. II. ~.
Open evenings till ten
O'CLOCK.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

TN III - rive Ne widow Of Gen.
|Grone : p1nGioa Of 5000 . ysas, tn-
|ogo6unn1 = NJ esaass BY Senator IA
|mun1s - - ~ House b. C,ngress-
|moa 1onoh, should resolve . unsut.
|mo1s es1osesmsnt. Mrs. Tyler, 4rs
Polk - Mn. 0Ar1sld have al bsan
|peoaieoe1, and The claims Of Mrs..
|osoao - equal, II not superior 70 any
|cf 49, moa1iousd
Daily Republican., 1885-12-17

1mn tn1ioasions now are that Ram
|dau Wl1l tslsmph In HIS opposition 70 I
|chonGo - ~ rulss In CongTaoa which
|eeeeeoro ~ appropriations Amongst tAs
|oounie>eeA Ths Donoornts Ars jsst
|Aaulnn1ng - - that II eAch coamirtss
ID choHuo - ~ own appsopriaticn %
|mueh m1Eo no1ey would b needed
|that lnGoand - fs1asing the tariff and
|tntegnel sovenus rsosips they woaId
have = - auoEuaaad.