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Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
EDITION,
Dots.


An kinda NJ vvood nv the load or cord
ut Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
There will not be evening service in
Calvary 7. E. church until oeptehuoi'
Regular med dicine at reasonable prices
at Fem & Co.'S, druggists, Eighth 81.
The Bachelors Boat Club Will make
a moonlight excursion on the steamer
Brand " Inc this evening.
Five cars are often required 70 carry
the Cane MAY passengers from this city
to the wharyss On the Delaware
Genuine Persian insect powuer-
sure death TO moths, bed bugs ana mes.
Sold by Taylor & Fullerton, 1% hlns
street.
For pure Persian Insect powder ior
destroying reaches, flies, bed bugs. ETC.,
60 to Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Gouley's annual excursion TO s~itch'
back and Mauch Chunk, is already ah-
noun ced to come off on Thursday, sep
tember 10, 1885.
The jackson Lime and Coal Company
have fitted up handsome ofhce IN ths
second story OF the building ST th'
entrance TO their coal yards al the 100
of Shipley street.
| A son Of George Weldin, OF Brandy
wine Hundred, cut the forehnger on hi
left hand 30 badly with a scythe o.
! Monday that DR.. Palmer was requires
to dress the wound.
The best truss made If improper
ad iusted fails utterly. Correct ADJ us'
lments a speciality by Il. James Bel
lSixth and Market streets. Separa'
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
Persons who leave the city durin
the heated term should notify Mayo
ii Rhoads or Chief OF Police Doughert!
' who will instruct the patrolmen to loo
4 after the unoccupied dwellings ON the
a respective beats.
The Hare. Morgan Co, Heisler, NJ
: Bride & Co., and several other onsine
men in our city are reported 10
lamong the creditors OF John Roach
Son for small amounts.
III Gouley' grand excursion of pieasu
and sight seeing to New YORK. and u
lmany places of interest to those inten
ing to participate will come OIL July
! 1885. Read advertisement
Z Hephoeffer X Vaughan aru re'Uoli
I ing the abattoir wharf al the sto
I iyard of the Pennsylvania Railroad L
/ on the Schuylkill above Market sire
3 bridge, Philadelphia.
X The mt mters of the Stanton Soc
:, club wish to return thanks TO I
! ladies' of Stanton for assisting them
z their late festival, which was succt
\ financially, over fifty dollars bel
rea lied,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
Personal.

Deputy Coroner Smith returned from
Care May Point last evening.
Mr.. William Hawkins Is out OF the
city during this warm weather.
Mrs. j. Paul Brown, and family, are
out of the city on visit.
Mrs. Edward Rumford Is spending
this warm spell outside Of our city being
on visit.
Thomas l. Graham, the new prlnci e
p,l of the High Scacol, visited this
city yesterday.
Karl Blouth will sail for Bavaria on
Saturday, with view to engaging IN
the bak ing business n that city.
Charles Phillips. OF tho firm Of Phil
lips 81 Kane, No 4 East Fourth street
is passing week or ten day in VII
gin ia.
Mr.. j. B. YsnOsten and friend in
tend spending two weeks vacation a
Cape May. The gentlemen are goin
to drive there from Pennsgrove.
Mr.. A. A. Chapman, the to5a &C
m, rch mt. has returned home from bi
southern trip nd speaks in euloylsti
terms of the sunny South. he say
the South has a future before it.
C. Fl. FOLSOM, who opened lumbe
yard on Bakers wi ar, will bring h
family from Virginia to reside in OF
city.
Thomas Johnson aud wife have r
turned from visit to Saratoga. The
also visited Mt. McGregor, and Mr.
johnson shook hands with GeneT
Grant.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
The reIPgrSph war.

NEW YOHs. .iuly a." There is no
improveuenJ in the eitua;icn since Sat
urlav," sad Assistant Manager Nc
Ailister, oi the Bankers and Merch
auss' Telegraph CON oany, this mora
ing, We cannot handle our business.
II seems strange that the work done by
the Western Union Company in a few
hours canno: be replaced in nearly a
week. If they returned what they cut
we would have sixteen wires to Boston,
four to Albany. twot Buffalo, SIX to
Pittsburg and Chicago.
As it now stands ou what We call
State lines we get Providence, Hart.
ford and Meriden, but nothing east OF
them, We gat Utica via Albany, bal
nothing norjn of that. We get Phila
delphia, nothing west of that, al al
our western wi,es are open on ths po!e'
at Lancaster, Pa with the Western
Union III IN guarding them, VITO viii
not make the connections Themselves
nor allow us 70 10 SO. The Bsltimor
and Ohio and Postal Companies hav
acted very nicely towards us. If "
Get those points ! have spoken OF W
Could 20 right ahead, as our connection
west Of Chicago are all right. DO far
have received DO orders from heac
quarters and can't say what will b
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
a CNuni,Y Picture

The observing eye sees many things
of interest TO note abouta country
auction. Teams are hitchei to every
cost and tree and fence about the
premises, and all kinds Of vehicles
may be seen, from the nice top buggy
to the wagon containing the butcher 8
calf-rack. observe the crowd as they
gather about the auctioneer. Here
stands one in working rig, with panIs
over the tops Of his boots, careless OF
personal appearance; there one dressed
in his best. Watch the bidders-fome
bid in loud, bold tone, as much as
to say, " I'm going to have that article,
it's no use to bid against me- IOthers dc
not wish it known that they are bid,
ding, and by a silent nod or sly wink,
the auctioneer is made TO understand
Listen to the roars of laughter at somt
Jest or witty repartee OF the auctioneer
But all is not fun or business. Sad
| thoughts will be suggested, for often
| times an auction is brought about by
| death, Is but the closing up OF the af
fairs Of one We have known long ant
we'll, and it is the beginning of tina
change In the condition of things whicl
will verify the say ine: The place thA
knew him once shall know him NJ
more forever.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
7 H|R D EDITION,
.Cea sent 10 Florida.

Mrs Abrsm Il. DeBaun, writing
srou Gras,nere. Florida, 10 Thomas W i.
Wier. lO] and l05 East Fifth street, TINS
,,itv asking him TO send her two POUNDS
of bis English breakfast tea by maii,
and with il she sent one dollar to pay
for II. and sixteen cents in stamps 10
NV for the hostage. Mr.. Wier com
p,isd with the request, and day OF
two ago SEN the tea.
The lady wrote that she could not get
tea down there under 50 cents a pounu,
and when drawn IL tasted Ike nay
see1s Mrs. Dt Baum also writes tna'
tho country around there is quite whd,
mostly wild forest. We have SIX
miles TO 90 to q store. Dried oeans,
cabba re and watermelons are sold py
the Mound. Granulated sugar sells Il
mounds for 81. 90; soapine Genus
nound in Wilmington is l6 cents mere
Coffee ia about the same; canned Roou
ae high; lpie peaches are ~ Genus
Mound and black osrriea, 8 cans Tor o'
CAMS. There are some very hne OF
anRe groves here full OF green fruit.
man who owns one of the groves
a,so has lemon trees, dates, igs, grapes
auayas and pine apples. He has every
thins plenty around him, but the
such house 1t is made of logs an
has two rooms. When it rains 20
might as well be on Of doors. IL ram
nearly every day. l have not seen
stone as large as pebble since ha'
been here.
The weather is not so terribly war
here, and though the thermometer Is !
to 99 degrees, the Summer Is real plea
ant. But | cannot BAY that l ike
here. there is such a change IN ever
thing. The cattle here are poor. IN
are let run for several days, when
owner goes out ON hunt,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
HNATHN.

MALTRI! Z-Un the l9th int. LoaIsa vile
of the Ia e Fle ericE Mdltrt2.
Relatives ami friends are invited {" attend
the funeral FROM her lite residence TO,
2Oe East hird street. On edhesiAy. the
22d inst, at o'clock, I. IN services =, tne
German Lutheran church Sixth and frenc J
streets, Irterment at Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery
WALTERS-Un the .uih met Herman. fon
OF Jacob and Kosa Walter aged months
and days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral rom SO 7 No
street. on Wednesday afternoon. Servlcs'
at the house at 2 O'Clock. lnterInent at XIV
erview cemetery.
Monday morning, 10Th
inst. John NJ. Stewart, seed ~ years,
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from BIZ
late residence, lt9 Poplar eet, on Wedpes
cay next at y. m. lDteiment IN Wilmluk
ton and Brandywine cemetery.
DALEY-On July 2oth. Of paralysis, Jane
Daley, aged y years. ,-,,,,.
Relatives and friends are cordially invited
| TO attend the funeral ron the residence q
his scn, James r. Daley. No. n. Wainu
street. on Ihursday morning, July %, at
Ioclock Macs at 81 Mary's Church. intef
ment al I'D Cathedral cemetery.
IBUSH- On the 18Th inst, Gertrude Nargf
l ret, daughter Of Henry and the late MAJ
gle Bush, aged months and dsys.
IPRICE-On July 20. 1885, Catharine dordoi
wife Of James T.. Price, and daughter {
| the lato John Gordon,
| Funeral services at Old Swedes ehurc
WedIesday afternoon, July q, ~ o'cloc
lPORTER-ln this city, On the 10th ins,
IL Mabel H., daughter o' william L. ar
Eva L. Porter, aged months and % day
| Relatives and friends are respectfully 1
vited to attend her funeral from the re
dence OF her grandfather. MorrIsoE
White, ~ Madison street, On WtdneTdi
afternotn n at o'clock. Interment al W
, ming ton and Brandywine cemetery.
IL "Ofsucn is tho Kingdom Of Heaven.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
Shot for an EN.Prenid dent

SANT0 DoMTNCo, July l.-Ex. Presi-
dent Sesario, who recently - nrned to
this city after being pala'h-d, being
suspected OF plotting a..4!4St the
Government, file of nine soidiers was
sent on June IS to the Hotel San Pedro
TO arrest him. When they entered his
room Sesario refused to surrender, drew
his revolver, hred, blew ont the light
and escaped from the room, The SOL
diers fired after him without effect,
except to wound Sesario's wits.
The soldiers then followed Sesario
toward the upper floor, the ex President
blowing out the lights "a he went. On
the fourth floor, John Pla;t, a carpen-
ter, from Yonkers, New York attracted
by the noise, stepped from his room tC
the hall, and, being mistaken for tht
fleeing SesaT 10, was shot dead, th'
whole nine soldiers firing at him iron
distance OF only twenty feet Fiv
balls struck ! att, Two OF them ! as'
ing through his toiy and iodg,nf i
the wall and another striking him !
the throat and hreaB ing the spint
column. He fell dead iinrnedis,eiy.
The killing caused considerable CON
motion in The American Golouy. y
Americans and mauy Dominicians .
tended he iunerai
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
Fisn War In Earn'M

LEwEs, De! July ~. ~.
the Delaware steamer saI.. 1....l
was iishlng of the coast Of ,s.'s !ss
Two.mi,e Beach, aOoa' ,i.,Ir ,IT
from Cape May, when 'allias ia,i.
and an, began drug with TeyoIss,1 ss,
| tishsrmen. The " espons Stl,.v, s.S,
| enough and shotguns WtIsuS.] ~ "
| play. These did not have 'ai bna| y,
| Feet feet Tae Jerseymen mex -. a,"1 Y
nnrs,,it n of the fishermen v1' ~ ~
in their bosts and ne'S 'N' V
ling the coast; ..,,o,, ,Le I'D
Imaany places, and the men ne. s.a 'st'
tact;on behind the mass .son, sp-
.tsct .sesioD No one was iaj ja'ed, il''l
we're wers several narrow escape ,aiss,
WIZ The own4.s of the s'e'1is. ~,
dshing hin factories have ;, .sar sta, vii Vii
ammunition, which tle! " M 'bs
readiness wnite !I.sd li'a,ns aaDsls eI here Re
l,nIispsnt nIT a: me affair
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
one Out of Three.

The Thomas L. Briggs Gnu Club, OF
Chester, Pa visited this city on Monday
and bad The third shooting match OF
the contest with the Wawasett Can
.Club, which resulted in victory for
the latter, by a score of III TO 56 The
two previous matches be- ween these
clubs were wou by the Briggs club. A.
the close oil the match the visitors
were taken TO the residence Of PhiNI
lAnboid, az Thirteenth and Heait
s.Teats, where they were served Will
| rsires hiaeuts.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
firemen's Civilties,

A delegation of fourteen frelntn
the Harmony Steam Fire Ensn. /
pany, of Trenton, New Jersey, eau
w ilmington on the 3 10 iGain (,
day afternoon, bearing with item !
thing covered, that might be a Il
frame. Their coming was know
they were met al the depo' bya
mittee from the Water WiNh !
Association, consisting oi JOIN
Caffrcy, John V. Gindef, A, Il. 1
and T. Elwo1d SinEley. vile ~
them to McCaiirey's saloon 7
street below Walnut, where I'd |
men IL were served.
The square package was tAsi
wrapped, and there appeared bsi
present, a beautifully written
resolutions. enclosed in 3xS' n
brouze frame. The designs, @'l
| fancy work surrounding theTeso
| consisted of one of tie handJ
pieces of penmanship imaenabIt
| four initial letters, H. ST, Ea
visiting company, and each cod
a picture OF a fireman in full
Throwing water from a hose
running TO a fre, giving lae :
command, and resculng a Cald
burning building.
The resolutions rel ioith we
love and friendship that eIl'ss
1.-The cowpany and the waN
ISocial. The presentation 70 us
witch was made by The ~
lphilip G. Keilp OF, the ha'a'9
1.-The present was received oSL
ISineley. The visiting deegN9
Then escorted around 70 m
tpoints of interest, and WvI5 a.lJ
lis suppered al the Gibson hy., ss
started in the 40 p n thnVi
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
Death of Three Aged Persons.

On Sunday last Patrick McIlhenney
died az his residence, No. 303 Els'
Eighth street, aged rs years. The deceas'
cd was a native of Ireland, but come to
this country IS yeare ago. He was wen
known in this city as an honest, ,uprlRht
citizen. and an industrious hard Work.
ing man. For long time he has been
in moor health, and his death was not
unexpected, although but a lew days
preyious he was sitting at his front
door. He leav IS a widow and six chill
drep, ali of whom are grown, and one
n( which, Frank, is now Oh the police
force
The funeral took place at 9 o'clock
this morning and was largely attended.
| Eiph Mass was celebrated atSt. Mary q
Ichurcb, after which the interment took
lp,ace at the Old Catholic Cemetery.
| shortly before u O. clock last nigh
James Daley, father of ex-bailiff o.
iCouncll Daley, died at the residence o.
his sou, No. 7l2 Walnut street, agec
Is, wears. He was born in Ireland, and
lenliQrated to this country IS years ago
the greater part of which time he ha'
resided In this city. Be was section
boss on the P, w. & b. Railroad for
humber of years, and for six years, from
1850, was tender of the Brandywin'
railroad bridge,
He also held position in the Stree
lDepartment under Commissioner Sim
mons. Up to the breaking out OF tn
war he was Democrat, but since tba
time has been Republican. The tunera
Twill take place on Thursday morniD
Iat 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Catharine G. Price, wife {
le iJames f. Price, died last evening a
'o her residence, corner of Fourteenth an
20 Market streets. aged 75 years.
Deceased " as a daughter of John an
n Ann Gordon, and sister of George
" Gordon, Esq, and Charles II. Gordo
ri OF this CITY.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
A woman VINO Dared.

KINGSTON, \. Y, July 20.-Dnfing
the past week telephone linemen have
have been stringing wires through prin-
cipal streets of this city. This mornip 9
W hen they attempted to climb up the
John o. Reilly, for the purpose Of saw
ing limbs OF the trees 30 that they
couli put up the wires, they were
accostea by the owner, who, with
a revolver in her hand, forbade then
doing any more work on her property
and threatened 20 shoot any person wht
Ic.imbed pole The lineman stopped
work and Mrs. Riley stood guard al
day with revolver in one hand and
stone il. the other.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
r ne Finipg or she Colfms at Ne
zatlan.

WASHINGTON, July 90 senor
Romero. the Mexican Minister, having
had his attention called TO the dispatoh
from San Francisco regarding the mn,
inc Of the captain Of the Pacific Mali
Com pany's steamer ColiIns for iailine
to prod uce for inspection the oiiis CT
liadipg of his tire cargo at Mszatlan,
said that the Mexican Government Oh
January gath, passed new tarin law
to take effect on July l.
1t was published," he said, six
months In advance In order that the
mariners having business with Mex ico
might know its provisions and comply
with them. lt was translated inte
English and Published In the United
States.
ARTICLE 81 provided the vessel arriving
at Mexican ports ihall present to I'M
Iloyernment statement OF the entir'
cargo. without regard TO its ultimat'
Idestin alton, aud establit he'd max
mum and minimum fine In case OF non
Icompliance with is terms. The cap
tain of the Colima was assessed In
minimum fine"
1.-THE provision may or may no. D
wise. but it Is provision tina; ever;
vessel must comply WITH" he added
land the Pacific Mail Company has Il
reason to complain
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
a HEAVY Death Rate.

From present indications, the death
rate this week will be unusually heavy,
as up 10 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
there bad been IA deaths reporter 10
Registrar Frazer, II OF which were m /.
nors, and adults. The present ho'
weather is having its usual ehect ou
infants, and mothers and others naylng
the care of them cannot be too carein u
in regard to their food, clothing and
other sanitary regulations during the
| continnance of the heated term. For the
week ending July 25th, 1884, there wert
81 deaths in this city, the greater pum
her of which were children.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
. # III EDITION.
beroTethe yua,.

Henry F, Trait and IT,
two white men, were Ssa E.S'a Emil
oummins thi, morning. cba,ns,' ,,,o 'uda
committing an assault on Ja.s'l i,n viii
aen, > colored, last Saturday ao, atls,rS. noa
AS the evidence was not po.i,'Se a',era00'
gard TO Trait, he was dlssSa,,ee,' III
Ennis was sentenced to par ,5 o''
"hich amounted to g. 60 A' V'''
Isaac Morris, colored, wa, o,..J
by Fanny Harris, also c,In,oJ JJlAe
committing an assaul. and NV WI
her last night. The affair h ,n"S..y, y
a house in Hedgeyille, and ~ fp'Dei w.,
concluded TO discharge him # In bs vuu vaa
pay 1920, the costs Of the case -' N0u
James Goosely, eo.oreI, WIN :,
that he lives in Mary land, and
never been in this city before
charged with being drum y.
mitted the fact and was hnel 81 i !
lcost3.
Last evening David Mcilp,sv "
into Ernest Hiuderer', ,43,,
Maryland avenue and Monr "a s',.
and while some mel were h,ias3
lpicked up the bottle from ,Ss %
ipoured the liquor cut, broke ~ms|
the windows. and when yemop.,,'
with by the proprietor, ,hres,spd
put his light out. As McGiplev n
was vastly different from McGIJ
drunk, and seemed to resN,,
eDormity Of bis offense, he ssc,I
/ with a fine Of s. and costs.
III Ferd Nonsuch INDUCED in an n
dose OF Front street whisky last nj
and then tried sliding around on !
sidewalk. He was seen by "A
Broadhart, who advised him nj
= home, but in a little while af,e,vl
found him at Third aud Marks, NJ
perfectly helpless. 1t took the MI
efforts Of two officers 10 pet him 10
hall, and this morning he tod thsJ
that he guessed he was paralylh
was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
sa,e of Horses aud Csryiages

Il. NJ. Gibson will have eale Of
horses and carriages, az his stables, on
shipley street, near Fourth, TO- morrow
Wednesday, afternoon. Any. one
wishing TO purchase should attend, at
bargains may be secured. If proper
encouragement il given, II is the inten,
ton to have sales at stated pe'iods and
give persons an opportunity TO gel
Lorses and carriages at reasonable rates
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
assauIt and Battery.

samuel McComb and S. Garter Were
befoTe squire Bertolette, charged by
William iseddiDg with committing al
assault and battery on him at tn
Ninth ward pools, on the day of TN
city elec,iop. After hearing the evi
dence The squire held them in 1900 bal
| each for their appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
. kw,,ct,back Excursion.

Gu September 17Gh there viii be an
excnrsiun over the Wilmington and
Northern I:ailroad, ard the Reading
road, 10 the Switchback, for The pur-
pose OF raising funds toward building
the new aImory. 1t will be under the
auspices of General j. Parke Postles,
William T. Porter. Harry 7. Cause, L.
lT. Warner and L. 6. Bradford, Esqs.
trustees of the armory.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
Repairs 20 htrd street Bridge.

The repairs to the Third street bridge,
authorized by the Levy Court, will be
commenced at once, and Harry Lape,
the contractor for the work has several
men getting the lumber ready. The
work will be pushed forward as rapidly
az possible, but it will be az least q
month before the bridge will be CLOSED
to travel.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
slight Fire.

About . O'Clock yestssIaIs's, I's,'. +
slight ire occurred t;T,iaioa1op, at aall'' j
| some shavings tha' f-Nm " a spl
room catching efhe fire ,,rs iIo1l vas elsd
| before much damags . ,Tsssmill Ts |
s.5san ss, eI tsc 15'1 X lance Ell E'' oS c'q s
was engaged at . wS," ,Ss "eusiush'|
not 60 in service as 'n' '
-l
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
street fish'

Yesterday af,erR9obb r9R'Sb,S i'i ni
s,,ssss, S,a'Ss %hsn one ,sBii1isa ,ssBBiss .1' se
nams %i,h a 70 Blow e9s Iii > GDpsPs1'ii 3DRpls, ID
hsf s fsassa,dils4ass and sS5 6 'ss ssna;sp'ss ssy ss
standers 1T with ths'I ,l,siy for for, ,tbens 4
fg, pe N a'ESs@ EGsF nsl q Z 5as' 4. n,:s n.'
nan,ntns nity 1' ns shis moTuln.. II
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
The Drought In Lancaster County

T. a, Mcclure, ElRhth street maIktI,
has lust retu urned from a trip TO see
relatives in Bart Township, Lancaster
County. He says the crops are liter all Y
burnt up, wheat in some fields Is hard
ly worth gathering, corn is becoming
.withered and stunted, there Ia not hall
a crop of grass, and the young clover
sown in the spring is dead.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
..:,.'3
~ Zxe>e-~%
s,ou,u,fxatereYp.

C0ntnf ENfON SfE.
Incorporated in 1868 for 25 yesrs Dy the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-with a capital OF 81. .0no, ,00o--to
which a reserve fund Of over 1850, COO has since
heen added.
by an overwhelming popular vo.e its nan
chise was made part cf the present state
Constitution adopted Dec. End, A ID, 1879
The only Lottery ever voted on and endor-
sed by the people Of any State.
n nerer scales o. poStp0neS
Its Grand single Number Draw.
fnRs take place monthly.
a splendid DOPPORTUNICYT TO
WIN A FORTUNE EIGHTH GRANll
DRAWING, GLASS II, IN THE ACA DE
MY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS. TUES
DAY, AUG. IL, lss6.-ls3d Monthly Draw
| ing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, e75,OO0.
| 100. 900 Tick etsaf Dollars Each
| i'll n PRO ON
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
Hot Weatner So0ds.

Low prices on all summer goods, as
We do not intend ts carry one yard past
the season. Cranor & Co., 81 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
Money tO Loan

The Home Loan Association meets "a
Friday evening, 24'h inst. Money car.
be had at a low rate OF premium, AND
the loan paid lack at any tiinu.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
.,ocei,ed :, Ills co'''D ~. \

Tne oomllis'..,n, ..,naIaisi ,,' .. rai''sl
r. ;,s1:ssi ::ssoy lag 81. s%'51''s;;: 1'';:i:. =.
BY ;, : judge :. W.. " II Il. 6'na, n,a,,.5.1 ~
;aSr %i ,5 enter t; 39.ap 3@9pss. a, s: I' 4:
"5 town. a ',Tg@. T. g.: ssIs':h Z s, P,,ss Sc q
fl's 's;t!sa ( sf'a5Sii 'aSi,a: = ,s,s e'GH, s''7
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21

Louisiana State LotteryCCmp@ny
I'VE do hereby Certify tina; We superEis'
the ARRANGEMENTS for all toe noGthly aIl
Semi-Annual Drawings OF The Louieian'
state Lottery Company, and IL person nan
age and control the Drawings sthcmsslve.,a anI
that the same are conducted with honest
fairness. and In good lal.n toward all pact-e er
and we authorize tie Company 10 use TIL
certificate, with fac-sim;ies OF our Dig nature
attached, In It's vor.lsements.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-21
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