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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-03
JesEPH kUKLER.
The Buffalo Gap Boom.

The rush to Buffalo Gap still contin-
ues undated and is drawing away the
unimployod portion Of our community.
This will undoubtedly continue for a
time and we witness it without regret,
knowing full well that the temporary
loss will er long result iR a permanent
gain, but we must bide our time.
The railroad is entering our borders,
and it is but natural that those who
have waited and prayed for years for
the advent Of the iron horse should 90
to greet him at the Threshold and en-
Joy the novelty and change incident to
the up-building Of our new and nearest
railroad town.
Nor does this apply to Custer alone,
for in our travels lately through most of
the older settled towns Of the Hills we
find the rule holds good, each contribut-
ing It's quota to the up-building of the
towns all along the line of railroad that
is fast approaching its point of destina-
ton, to-wit: the centre Of the Black
Hills.
OF course for while this must have
depressing effect on all the older
towns, especially on those engaged in
merchandising and all kindred institu-
tions which derive revenue by supply
ing the wants of the people, but as We
said before We do not look upon this
with regret as we know il is but the
undertow which rushes from the shore
to swell the wave that shall soon return
with irresistible force to cover our hills
and valleys with an Industrious popula-
tion to make glad our waste places, and
men of means to develope our mines to
liberate and deliver to the world the
mineral wealth that is now locked up in
the heart Of our mountains.
A Chamberlain dispatch Of the 2lst
nit. says: Oordsrs have been posted in
the postoffice at this place signed by
John G. Gassmann United States In
dian agent at Crow creek agency, or
dering all settlers to remove their effects
from the reservation before Oct 7, and
threatening to call on the United States
army to eject them if necessary. Not a
settler will comply with this order, and
il will require two companies Of soldiers
10 remove them. There has been no
trouble between the whites and Indians,
nor is there Hkely TO ne any.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-10-03
Did you Sup

pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses1 II 10 for iuaanmA-
tion OF I'll ReoA
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
THE QUAKER CANNON.

There was large coffee-m in camp,
worked with two fly wheels, and one even
ing the men turned this out on its side,
making pretense it was gun, running it
about, loading and firing with great delight.
The idea was a capital one, and we at once
got wooden gun made, mounted on pair
of wagon wheels, when, unless close TO it,
no one could tell the difference. This was
run out one morning by regular gun de-
tachment, loaded, rammed, and the action
of firing gone through, as if the party was
at drill Up ran the Dutch to their lookout
places, glasses were pointed, and when the
| truth dawned on them, bang came a dozen
| yolleys at the unwelcome stranger And tc
| our gui we always put down the reason of
the respectful distance kept by the Boer
when it was visible. The day peace wa
| proclaimed, Joubert rode up with his stat
to shake hands, and tell me he was goinI
round his posts to order his men to dis
perse The gun stood opposite the from
face of the fort; behind it was small-arr
ammunition cart. The take-in was perfect
| and saw the Beers looking at it most an1
iously. After the interview they rode away
but not near enough to detect the sham, an
several kept looking over their shoulder
: and discussing it in perfect seriousness.
g Bhci10oPs Magazine.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Eu,ert.,nments Tonight.

The Union NJ. f. Sunday School will
repeat their splendid entertainment OF
Christmss evening in the chuch. Some
thing new and novel will be presented.
The children we're all treated to
candy and fruit; popular choruses
were made and speeches delivered, and
altogether q good time experienced.
A beantitul Christmas csptata Will
be presented at Oiivvt Presbyterian
cbut ch.
The Household of Faith Bible schoo
will hold It's Christmas festival.
All Edpemoor was out last night o
the Sunday school entertainment givei
in the school house in that place, thu
house being crowded.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Axsnsssionsi keporf.

Last evening two dispatches were re-
ceived In this city from Baltimore, which
read rs follows
Telegraph us whether Havilane's head
was shipped to Wilmin gton.
Ifyou have anything about human
head found in the WILMINGTON express
office, send me the story 1T once.
An investigation showed that on
December 10Th, Philip ii. HAviland, q
farmer of Montgomery county, Md,
my ster iously disappeared from hie home
and AS IL WAS known that he had about
500 In his pockets at the time It Wa
suspicioned that he had been murdered.
The police OF Baltimore ard Washington
wee notiaed, and last Monday his
body was found In an old we'll, with
the head missing. From information
received by the police 1t was thought
that 1t had been shipped TO this city,
hence the dispatches.
Mayor Rhoads Was immediately noti
ed and detailed special officers Schoo-
and Foster to investigate the matter
one OF whom called upon Manager Bett,
| Of the Adams Express Company, AND
was informed that rs far as he knew
nothing Of the kind had been receives
at the office In this city. The matte
WAS fully looked up by the police ant
reporters last night and this morning
and it Is the general Impression tina
the police of Washington and Bait
| more have been hoaxed.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
GAVE HIMSELF AWAY.

We heard yesterday how an Augusta man
gave himself away" the worst kind in
Norfolk the other day. He went to that
point on an excursion, and put mp at one
of the first-class hotels. The clerk gave
his baggage and the key to his room to
a porter, who conducted the Augusta gen.
tleman TO the elevator. Closing the door
they began to ascend, unperceived by the
traveller. He eyed the four walls of the
elevator moment and exclaimed, "Taks
my luggage back to the Office; you cant
put me of in q little room like this. "-Au
gltSta Gu -oaicts.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Big ga, 90 for Christmas.

The Philadelphia Record Gays the
sales at Wanapaker's this Christmas
a. asen have been something enormous,
surps ssing in every respect all the pre-
ceiling years. During the four business
days OF the past week the average
receipts for each day were between
500, coo and 800 000. The biggest day
was Monday. On Thursday the sales
amounted to within q small fraction OF
500, 600. The month of December viii
foot up nesrly 800, 600 To fully
appreciate the magnitude OF the trade
In this enc establishment 1t Ia enouab
know that in the last Elk days t46,-
b91 worth OF books alone were sold and
delivered. For the same period the
sales Of toys aggregated $32, 423
kitchen utensils $3l 1888: and linen
mostly handkerchief. 1929. Thu
extept to which the fasbios Of ordering
Rouds by mail has grown is evidenced
BY the fact that on Monday the letter
received at Wansinaker's numbered 2
S3n
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
The class Industry.

The glass manufActurera OF the
North EN- District, which includes New
York State and part OF Pennsy lvauis,
met yesterdsy In Syracuse ito avert. II
possible, the suike which had been
ordered by the president of the Nation 81
Glass Blowers Association, on the
grcurd that the manufacturers did not
I've up 10 the articles ~ Agreement
res pecting wages. A joint committee
of manufacturers and blowers last night
agreed upon a compromise, whereby
the blowers for Novem Der and for each
alternate month thereafter during the
present term, which will last until
about June 10, 1886. shall be paid OF
the so cent bai In, fifst bracket sizes
which the manufacturers claim Is IN
price named in the agreement, while
Tor Dece ~ Der and each alternate month
they shall be paid on the fiity cen
basia. which Is the way the blower
understood the agreement" The oIde
to strike has be en- rescinded.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Crimes DOings.

Thomas Hinson, aged IL years,
feloniously assaulted Laura GsllaR her,
aged z, near St. Paul, Texas, en- Mon.
day evening. 1t 10 feared she will die.
from her injuries. The young rufiian
was arrested.
On the night ofthe 23a instant an
attempt was made TO blow mp the
Southern Pacific Railroad bridge across
the Rio Grande, near Ell Paso, Texas.
dynamite was placed on the track
and the bridge bolts were loosened.
A dozen or more men speaking Ehglish
seized bridge tender Melvin at abou,
midnight, bound and blindfolded him,
and then marched him to his cabin
| II was the intention Of the men to blow
passenger train No. 20 from the bridge
as 1t was crt ssina, and then to plumb 81
| the dying passengers on the rocks beloS
| The train, train however WAS severa
hours late, and as day light approaches
the robbers fed"
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
FOURTH EDITION.


Dosss
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Choice family coal under oover At
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Call aud sse samples of fancy cards IT
the REPUBLICAN, office. VIII print
cheap.
Currv,s Erxs,pelas Ointmept cures
arvsinsIas In IL wor.t form. Sold nv
TsvIoy q EnIlartoo. $40 King street.
Carnanta, p Chandler and Thomas
r. IaIjv are nut,iny new safes in their
of,,css,
"a. 49,. .,,ol
~ ~ IL. - '. - I.sSs.,
~ ou, 49,. ia p,n.s Si,nnsrs
'.N''
james sawuon. u, aavertisee IN OK
that s.rayea away rom tne iafm OF y
oranston Few Gays ago
WIN MT. Lee CAL NJ rickeIs s.ovs
store, NO. East rourth street, anu se'
tne repairs TOT no nIossom range ~
IL mas peen on nanu some time.
| u. II. Mackey, division operator on
tne Ds.awsio nnisoas. mas oeGn p,e'
sein III n,n. a. ~. S....s. a.,
'eiosrSpu opeis'o's an u's .sin ON
The annual meeting OF tne henuet'
4 Turnpike Company Will DO held In ths
directors room st the wilmington In
sutute GU MONDAY January q.
Mas Jessie Lafope, the champion
female sk-.er, VIII appear at the ladies'
matinee II the Citisens hink this after
noon, and also this evening.
Try n barrel or bag OF Roller Queer
-four; 1t Is the best, and the best fioui
Is ALWAYS the chespest; wholesale and
retail at Tatnall Il Bros, 101 Maryland
avenue.
We have all styles OF mems Alligator
Slippers in black and light-shadet
colors, satin and channels lined, mt the
Boston One Price Shoe House, 304
Market street.
The farm OF Lewis Mendenhali, In
Penn township, containing no acre 9
was sold ut private snle on Saturd ~
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

OMAHA, Neb,, Dec. GA special train
over the Chicago and Northwestern Road
arrived here from the East last night, al
1i.30, with $50 cigar makers from New
York and points along the line bound for
San Francisco. The delee alton it is said
Is TO take the place of Cinnamon in tie
Chinese quarter of San Francisco. g.
Wolf, Of San Francisco, representing the
International Cigar Makers Union, is in
charge of the party.
Six hundred Knights of Labor and other
local organizations received the visitors at
the depot with brass band. Fifty cigar
makers from Omaha joined the party
which will probably be swelled to j0L
before reaching San Francisco. The term
on which the men 90 are to work for ont
year at the wages prevailing on the coas
for the purpose of supplanting the Mon
gelians. The movement Is looked upol
as great victory for the Internationa
Union. There are some fears of trouhl
from opposition by Cinnamon, as til
factories are in the very heart of the CHI
nese settlement there.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-George 7
Canning, Secretary of the Internations
Cigar Makers Union, Of which }. VOL
VINO is now in the East, is President, wa
TAXED Win last night respecting dispatC
from Chicago, stating that Mr. Vol ha
refused to bring lbs cigar makers frnl
Chicago, and had left them stranded
the depot in that city. Mr.. Canning sa
that in combining himself to 200 me
which Mr.. Wolf is bringing with him, Il
latter had simply obeyed his instruction
as the amount subscribed by the Int
national Union Of New York was on
sufficient TO pay the expenses Of tn
number TO San Francisco, Mr.. Cannil
says that this misunderstanding is due
the fact that the cigar makers who wish
to come TO California had COMPOUNDED \
Wolf with the agent Of the Cigar Make
Association. This latter association
composed of the proprietors of the s
Francisco cigar factories. They sent
sgent East on their own account to d
cure white cigar makers, so as 10
Independent Of Union men.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
-..a.r AZ SNOW HILL

On Monday night as Ernest nest s ? y
WAS escorting a girl home IONS, i'0 Worca
near Girdle Tree Hill, ,o "|
county Ss Md, he was spp sS iSsUI h
samuel Blake, who m n.s,, :. rep|
remark, and when B 81 -"
S'5 The latter i'm mediasely Or drew n0oou|
and made o lupge .. M a'' l XXI id
when the blade entered snS ;,sular :
his neck and severed the a., losu min,
Bratten made no tnof'
vvaa lod ped In jail.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Visiting Veterans,

Last evening Smyth Post No. l,G. A,
r., visited General U. y Grant Post No
IS, At their hesdqusrters in the Adam,
bui.d'ng AMI spent very plaasaa al
evening. Addre~ses were mads b,
COMMANDER Gfimsha~. Of Post No. IS
Com Danter Da'h2, OF Post No. IL O
New taet,e, * United Stttcs Marsha
John NJ. Dunn and others. The room
was lighted for the FIRST time with tn
Edison incandesrent lipnl
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Entertalnmena

The Young Peoples Lutheran Assoc
citation Of the German Lutheran church
gave an entertainment last evening in
the presence of large audience. The
program was in charge of the presid emit,
MT John g. Strauss. Miss Lulu Butcher
presided at the orgab. The exercises
consisted OF prayer and scripture read.
ing by the pastor, an address of vel
come by the president, sin ging by the
audience, destinations, reading and
dialogues by the members OF the So
ciety, and q bass solo by Mr.. Fred
Weyi, Jr. The exercises were well
rendered and enjoyed by all present.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Strengthening Out Prices.

The rummaging, which
goes along step by step with
stocktaking, is being done.
1t is turning up which
stocks met your approval,
went fast, got shattered
broken in sizes, cleared out:
your doing.
And the ones that have |
been going at a snail's pace:
your doing again they are|
|only a few lots out of mauy:|
just as good clothing as any.
We will quicken them
with prices to take them off
at an even gait, and bring
them in line.
A few to-day more as we
find them out:
Boys Suits, used to be
$500 cut to SI2.oo
Boys Suits, formerly
$1,000, down to 1900
Little Boys Suits, were
$1,000, now at SIS so
(These are small check,
lall- wool Cassimeres, COM
mendable for neat pattern
land fine quality.)
| A Little Boys Fur Bea'
| yer Overcoat costs $1,000
A Boys Diagonal
l Overcoat only $1,000
i Mems All-Wool
4 Suits SI6.5G
lSrong, will stand hard ser
Twice, fancy patterns.
Il Better Quality Suits
l up to $500
II Fur Beaver Overcoats
rom 5000 up
Satin-Lined Overcoats
i from $1,000 up 10 S45.ot
ii The prices of Oak Hal
al Clothing are put down e
. the lowest notch to star
'lwith ; the experience of thu
n Iscason shows us We faile'
a q in judgment OH a few, AM
81 down they go; most of tn
Is stock holds its own-righ
n in quality and price.
+ Wanamaker & Brown
I'll Oak Hall,
Els. E. cor. Sixth and Marke
I'll ppITAnEIp HIA
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
uARRlEu

wRIaHT-rUBIf<--O Dec. a7,h ,ask ~
Rev. W. Il. y, Murray, Ct Asbcry ns,snry
age, Eugene y. Wright. and CLARA T.Tubhs
both Of ulaymont, Del.
- SHEPPARD - ON Thur.a.v
evening. the 18th inst. 1t the residence y,
Thomas Jlquett TO Miss Lizzie khsnoa,s
Of Newark I5ei. fP~'e'
COU hTNEY-WELLS- Dec. 2stb. NV
Rev. w: l.. y. Murray, Mr.. Oliver ii .sjouy;,
ney and Miss Ida Z. Wells, both OF hi,
city.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

On "wednesday night lss. .s sTo
dsnce OF Thomas Bruce ~ wi. vas entl
nv Se% cp s a window and and. MI; trs en-
room in which he ~n nocSets.
. pants had sl.oO in the po ?, IKE bepusl
On Monday night la ST. ,p "psn 40
Jason Davis was p "a ~ 10 in pun
his chickens, some ~ VI ~
vera taken.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

The boat IN which William Medara,
whose body was found at New Castle
on Monday, left this city last Thurs
day, was picked mp yesterday afternoon
in the Delaware river near Fort Dels-
ware, by William Jordan and taken Il
New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
/. 1T 4 ED|7|01
a Wretehed a..

rupIIcA"ns reporter If :,
on UnLioaN was summopvs =, :. The
ou , 70 second and VAIN. 70 cone
With visions Of fipdins s nut street,,
mentioned In sno,bst , ,ae missing
Of az 'a M place. Upon reaching ~ ~ aurr
~ om .ne streets mentioned zoe con
omoer Broadhart, and a. -. he fou
accompanied him to An ~, 20 inVitati
20l. eS Numbered a.
20 Climb four or Ave broken I a nl' all
ana over the entrance tS. uoHn ats
Oval tin sign with the vn sis was
cunningham" above, sn uia n.
unaerneath, with what sssm.. nsfsl
rep Of a boo. il ths a.. 2
rhe Old sign Is rusty ANA S' ceutia
beaten. and fastened win sssshs
OF wires, which show ths, :, nanh
years. ou LOT M
With the OH ,er as vn,s.,,
ter walked mp the alley IN w. sne iepd
No. 2O4. which they en,e,sa 'u q, rear
| WAS standing w,da an s.scfea. The ID
| WA devoid ~ sva,n upgu' and the rod
ana = lew cracked and broken 1,.h =.
. corner cupboard. u''nes
"Come thia wavu 80,
"apd PIi sbow 30, 'sla the oho|
don I sse everv d. sonetnlns n
vay nm n ricks,y a,,t .uu ne I'D
IN 20 80, Vi steps, d
step. u the second a so"n az evs
vas the same "a ,ba III o"i. ms M
| of furniture with rho o0low, dsvd
| old rusty cook stovs ~ 'epuOa q
made from ch,ns was ~ ~ nnien :
aide Of Il mn ,hs o ouluine. AID
whole bousa o wv! caaif In
| ahout AZ vsa,s If .aa , apparent
mnch npSar ,hs i,,ina '.nns, ve0
The OFFICER n,ocssdsS y, =. haaor.
| roam followed nv ~ ,a " .ns ~
| anartment contained .'p S
wbiob Vas n althv m.,,,. sesa, 4
| oovers that seemsd $50 ' a.a so
IN this misa,ahIs h.a !, Nnn VI
| hs called a h.d wssa,s p,' "
ham vhose sands ~ no. -a .uanil
| ontward annsaranca almns, s . 70
iy,ng ainrgsids q, b,m ~. 'Ia,
yisa wi,s anon,h Io was n~
ca,ss her to ha shes,va "a ~, ~ nol
i'm tho room was 40 ir,oss. 80 ..0 ~. sNu
.Amsa wonssrfnI how h.ws, 'I s.s
,onld snrviva 1, ~ -. ~ ~
hon, 'w
The old man w.s co,s,.a nth s,I
and Hooked IILs a hor,,d snsc 80 ~
wss lac ns,v inohin, wO"sa ~ y
ria l.f, ass 1b,cS 80 "a V. 49,.
80. 49, .o,ra ,;ma 'sao ..vasa
NATL. nsa,ad In ansss, - . .a...
80. .snn.,., ,ha ali 80
ri h.r hnshand ..s .nh;so, )" a.
snJ taii ,in-n ssvsraI wssS. s,a !.
49,. NJ ha.a ~ -e'
The cf,icsr suv0es,ed that n aha voI
-. nan. '. 80 ,ss'ss rs,.ha. oAV :, ~
ns,hans ha mich, M, hs sfti,c,.a
peanApo nu INK" asn h NV W ' ra.. ~,
snd n fo,msa him that /, W. ror
III hlanssd hr.,rs.. how
a re- a,ans ss,,sl, ~" NJ,
whsAey ono ai s,m H' ToS., " IN.
,bsre we're ssven emp,y bo,tls ID
mere were seso1 .hs eI nb NJ. OU' az sas
~ had con,sinsJ Iinimsut for I'd
81, ns' h uo" 'snycn smsI, vs,y muc
mnn, p"' T mhn,a o w.rs NO NO .bosm
= wn,sas BY, ~, nne, nI.cs and "A thsr'
Do,s ANU. t.u p Ssvs NO dcnbs
ss M, me % n ,S.unsu mora s ~ Inv ruw.
Tha .onnaa, woman Who was
~ ,hs s s.ovs' sais her name was
~ .he s'o,o w. , ,Sa. .sa "a The wltd
s ha man s nso Wa rss XII kiI,sd . few
a.,,,L a, ,ha FROM
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
DEATas.

ELLIoTT-on the aaih inst, Mary Jana.
wife OF Francis n. Elliott.
Relatives and friends Of the family ara ~
spectfnlly invited TO attend the funeral from
her husbands reside nee, 4i2 Lombard street.
on Thursday 81 O'Clock, D, IN. Services M
the house. intsrment At Mt. Salem GENE.
tory.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Ladies'

Flannel lined lace and button shoes
from 81. 90 to 81 80 at the family shoe
house, 2e6 Market street. VIM. ii. Bah
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Thomas P. McNamara, who learned
his trade in the Republican Office, Is now
seriously i'll at the house Of his mother,
No. 400 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Richard o'Nsill Iva; vas ossss .1ssd
cummins this morning nnSsrIy, and
Seine drunk and disor''''
fined 50 and costs old roupder,
bobbed up In the oo oosts for drur
osd to pay 81 and 00''
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

A man and q wine cask are alike in this.
they are full of empty noise when thsR
spirit has departed
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Attne Risk

A fair audience vas ,..i IN . ssssna
every eve one seemed % " ss'c Jessie ~ I,
81: :sso s%s1 nos h o., .sss
the world gave pe aa 70 40 to these
rink 10 q good place ''
vinter nights. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

The weather to morrow WITH static
be from fair to clondy' clear lear and 1
Thar cooler.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Llffla ROYa,

lace soho Of shoes only. at the family
shoe house, 206 Market street. VIM. ID
Babe 1ck.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Did'st thou ever gaze on q lovely maid,
all glorious, radiant, fair and think as thou
saw'st those rich red lips, of the "un-
kissed kisses" there 2-Steu6envtlle Herald.
NJ, we never stopped-to think.-N Y.
h,gns
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Flannel lined slippers from 40 TO 600
ut the family shoe house, 2O6 Marke
street. VIM. H. Babcok.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Some PEOPLE are like blotters. The mora
impressions they receive the cloudier they
become.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
Our own

enAke Misses nebo Q luton school al oes
saii It ads the tbwn;all lid leather and
very p. r warranted; oi'y Sl.25, a. the
shoe house, 200 Market stIeet.
n. ii B,bcocs.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

The Household .;,s Of natssrtsinn'n
. ussniss. 'na Admission ni'siS' free
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

NOR hENr-HUUSE NJ. 3.o WASH.
= fngton street, with or without furni-
ture- Board will be taken for rent, II desir-
able. or will rent the first and third stories
to q small family. Inquire on the pre- misses
d318ts
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Louisiana StateL ottery COMPANY

LOUISIANA oeetelIottefH company
"ws do hereby certify that We super .ipe
the arrangements Tor AL The monIDly ard
Quarterly Drawings Of Tbs louisiai y
state Lottery Company, and IN person mat
aye and control tho Drnwinxs theiuselv %, ane
that the same are conduc:ed with honesty.
fairnsss, and In good fai.h Upward sii psrrta,
and w authorize the COMPANY 20 use thi,
sertiueate. WITH fao-slriiies OF our Signature
attacded. In It's Advartis Gems nts."
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

WANrED-A GOOD W HIrE WOMAN
w TO work In restaurant, No. IL East
Second street. Small wages. d3o.7ts
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

GTRAY ED-A vEh Y SMALL>n.
black and tan dog. The
nnder will please return TO 1o1 3kn.
Shtpiey street and receive rewar /.
d3o-2ts MRS. LIZZIE LEVY.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

I'D KLINE'S GREAT NERVE RE.
Dns storsr u the wonder Of the Ne fo1
All nervous diseases. All nts stopped fros
Bend 70 No. pGl Arch street.. PhilA dAph!a.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30
cents

=, H e x Ia. laSs family shG ss.ss sssss
Eet street. VIM
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

Come and look ut the Capital range
Pickels' steve store. Q East Fourth st.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-30

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=. Tie RnruBLIoAs. ION, once IL d !!
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