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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04
geras.

Sos ano6enfieber berrf6t in
4ufln in groBem llmfange uno bat
au9 ben 8ouperneur uno biele an6ere
Seamte ergriffen.
= Sn 0ouitpn tpirb cine GarnebaIs=
feier filr nd6ftes Sriibiabr geplant.
= Srei Mdnner, bic man in Sem.
pie perbaftet bate, unb bic beI9uloigt
tpurten, auf einen Yaiiagiersug Der
Santa Sc 9abn sei6oiien gu baben,
muBten frei gelaflen merben, ba fein Be=
tpeile gegen fie gefun6en tperben fonnten.
Sin ltrifenoer @iienbabnarbeiter ylas
mems Nrmltrong mur6e inbeB Ser 8ranb
SurD iiberwieien. St lou 6in6ernifIe
auf benz 8abngeleife aufgetbiirmt baz
ben, um Die @ntgleilung eines 3uges
gu berurlahen.
%. s. Sones in 6artpoo6, Der
In Sum unb SrDs gottomgin arbeitete,
gerietb nit einem ieiner Mrme 5pil1em
Die Sdgen unb 1T an ben erbaltenen
gerlebungen geitorben.
- Ser Wertb bes iteuerbaren @igen=
tbums in @on5ales gountD bat fi6 i'm
lebten Sabre um $11, 900 permebrt.
Set mebreren Sagen 1T Der Mns
ltrei9er Georg &umpf ober &umpf aus
Souiton lpurlos berf9munben unb
tann nirgenbs aufgefunben tperoen.
Ao. QDiliams, Elm alter uno eb>
renpertber 8ewobner bon @oofe Goun=
tp tpur6e BON einem iungen Mfann
ytamens price 8illiarns erf6ofen.
Der W6roer bat 'i6 mad Dem syabianer
Serritorium geflii6tet.
= Su 8atrop itarb Der @ilenmaaz
ren=9dnbler CHARLES gogbt.
- Sn Ibilene meroen @aHermerfe
angelegt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04
Sdutprrbpibeu 9eilmittel.

Sdmorrboiben baben semObnlid borber-
sebenoe S9mersen in, &iiden, 3enben unb ben,
llnterleibe. 70 has Oer Yatient glaubt feline Nie'
ren, poer bic nddfen Srsane ieien in einen,
frantbaften 8uitanbe. 3eitueile iinb Seiden
ben llnoerbaulidfeit segenipartis, als 8ld.
buns, llnbebasli@teit 6es Masens etc. Fine
55endtisfeit pie Sdtueib, etn unansenebmes
pirb, if elm ssnObnlider Besleiter BIinoe,
s'niss sas smaot n%S fs ssa Srssss Ss Ss sss Ssss
Sdmorr9oiSsn Ssilmittel, ipsldes Oireft auf BIZ
trantbaften Stellen einpirft, bic Sumor OBJ
iorbirt, bas 9sftise Sudden beisitist nnb eine
bauernbe Seilung berborbrinst, absefeat
YreiS 80 Gents. stbbreiiire: gbe Or. 8ofonff
MeOicine Co., 9iqua, Sbio.
8erfauft BET 8. aalteber G Con.
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Mt)er's Nillei,.


9a4bsm rsssIndsiser stabIsans erIamst H.
nsbme man tdsIi9 cine bisier giuem na9 9iid,
pOsur9 sewSBnEi9 eine uouftdnSise SeiIans srs
sieIt pirb.
asa's ptasn finS rein pffansIi9 unb iibsrSudert.
sic fnS cine ansenebme. uOusommen ,nl9dbIide
nnS suusrIaifise arsusi bur9 bic ole aran,beiten
sss @asens uns ber geSarns sebeiIt msrSsm. Bum
6aasaebraa9 sisbt es teia bsaeres gArsatiu.
3abereitst BON
81. 3. 9. aser & &c., app.u, &aH.
SIN allen Mposbsssa ~ Babsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04
FOR THE NJ
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM

@ott @tramba6, ba fdllt g bod 8opz
pen uff eetnal uie S1uppen bon Oo=
gen. un er f6reit ben 69lelinger. an:
DSu, mir fbmant 10 'tpas, Wtiller
tpero bod mid ettpa gar erloffen finl"
Der tperb bod MI uff eenntal oo9 fdr9=
terlttb nt9tern uno mero blaB tpie dnne
&al9manb. Mustrinten I'M '1aus an
be Glitter, 6as mar Mlles Gems. I'm
rtht'g, tpie ie 10 5ebn Minuten gez
iu9t baben, ba liegt Mfillern lei &od
oa in @raie un De griene Mfibe oben
oruff, abber BON Millern is nil6t 3u err
bliden. sc feifen, ie rufen, aber fe
WiGer melbet fi6 ni6.-
ytu tpar's li9er: Der arme Gerl mar
dben ertrunfen. Ser S1lefimger, Ser
fdngt an gu beilen tpie d fleenes Ginb,
un 8opp Der ma6t fi6 nu fdr6terli6e
NortDirfe, baB ct bat fein Ireinb bas
3ugelafen. Die beeben Setter gebn
MI pibber d 5tid6en rein un 6oIen
be Slider. gaa, bic maren ood gleid
uh'n 9amme I'm fabre1 nit 3tuee Gdbs
ten 'naus, i'm in ben Gen. ba fteigen
bic bee0en Stubenten nit 'nein.
Sc fu6en un iu9en, abber fin6en
bbut &eener nif6t. Ser Slider nu,
Der in ben an6ern Rabne alleene mar,
Der fdbrt d Stid6en meter ffromuffs
tDdrts un iu1t borten rum. Wie Ser
10 in Mafer 'rumplantl1t, ba fommt
uff eenmal d Mann am l1fer I'M fragt,
mas ba los is, un pie ct beert, es tpdre
bier gener ertrunfen, ba fpringt er nit
'nein in 2abn un freblt feite nit log.
Wie ie nod 9tino6en geiu9t baz
ben I'M baben nii9t gefunoen, ba bees
rem fe Mae uff un fteisea aug. Da
tpunbern fid bic beeben Gtubenten,
baB aus ben anoern &abne mod gener
NIT ausfeigt un nod berau in bleBen
Roppe un in 9embdrmelr, uno tpie ie
eegent binieben, tper is es? Wlei
MilIer!
Sie itdr5en glei6 uff'n log um umdr=
meln ibn I'm beilen fer Gree6en fala'=
ges Waifer, 6aB li6 Wsiller orbentli6
bribber muabert un fra9t, mas fe bier
auBen ma6ten TN marum le ibn 10 ab,
fnutf6en bbdten. uMiuer, abIes guz
tes Seitensebeioe," f1reit ba Bopp,
mir ba9ten meeB @ott, be tpdri6t erz
ioffen!" !"-Da fperrt Miller dnne gDeile
g Maul uif, uu uff eeumal, ba fdmet
+ abber no1 an au laden, baB r li1
uff b'r @roe 'rumiieblt un i6reit:
rSa babbe ie ID genfaltsbinfel mein'
eegen @oam nit fu6en belfenN -
In bic @eidi@te mar Sic tperfli6
10, meine 9errns. Das &erliden
bate &od un Mibe binseIegt, un neil
er miebe mar, ba bate + ii9 in's Sc
bif6 geiebt .un mar eingei9lafen. gDie
nu ber Slider ba rumplatI9erte, ba
mar r uffgewa6t; no, nu bas Sbrise,
oas fenn Sc iid ielber 3uIamm rein,'.
Ser Miller, Der is f9one lamge Soc
tor in Sbieringen; er bat mid erldt
neili6 NAL uibber beiu9t. gDie mer
ba 10 5uiamm 'nausgingen in be @ole
nod Sinbenau, ba 5eigte r uff eenmal
nit N Stofe na6 II Gluile 'nibber I'M
meente: rSebnie, 9err 8infe, bort
6rieben is bic Stelle, tpo id Dor fin1=
ten5man3'g Sabren meine eesne 2ee6e
lu1te!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04

= M6t5ebn Sabre bate 9err pros
fefor S. u. Sonalbion an 6en beftig=
ten rbeumatif6en S6meraen gelitten,
batte bic befen 9ter3te eoniultir, bic Be-
ribmteIten Bdber beiu6t unb bic bers
f6iebenften electriiben Npparate uno
9eilmittel obne @rfoIg amgetpanbt.
S9lieBli6 gebrau6te er ST. sSafobs
Del unb tpuroe gebeilt. - rGourierz
Sournal" 2ouisbille, &D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04

IS. aalteber C Son, apotbefer, melde
i'nmer fiir bas @obl ieiner Runoen belorst 1T,
bat iest ben Serfauf bon Or. 8oianfo's
Suften. uno aunsen Syrup erbaItcn, ein
Seilmittel, iueldes unfeblbar nlle @rfdItunaen,
S9mersen in Der 8ruf, unb ade Qumaen.
trantbeiten iurirt Bur Yrobe nebmet cine
grobeFaidc. @eipobnlide @r0be 80 Gents
unD 81 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04
Giue Stubentengei9t9te
Ser alte &entier @inte in 2eipsie er,ablt
an fetnem Stammtilde:
Son g. g 6 II m a II.

Ql9 ia, beernie, mas lner Sic I1on
Naes nit be 5tubenten erlebt, bas gebt
tpeeB &nepp@en balb@ens Ing Mt1s
graue. 3 iein Sic abber oo9 gelunz
gene Brieber, bic Stuoenten, I'M met
lieBt sic tperilif itan9mal gan3
sur6oie @ei6i6ten bou fe in .9agez
blatte. 9tbber 10 narr'f9e Sa9en,
tpie mer fe frieber erleben bbat, bic
fomm sic allemeile bo9 mid mebr bor.
Sa babbe i1 d nal mas nit erIebt,
10 mas mar tueeB &oble mod mid ba=
getpeien.
. mar inn Sabre neinfuf3'g, ba
tpobnte Bel mir @tubente, Miller
bieB r, fei 8ater mar 8aiter babinten
bel Drdien rum. Das tpdr Sic d nal
d fibeles Gerli9en! g mar nur etpig
S1abe, baB er eiabl Tee fleenes Gelb
Bel ii9 bate. Ob er tpoiite mid tpe1=
ieln lafen ober mas, fur3 un gut, in
ben fein @elbborbemannebe ba mar
etpig gtiemanb berbeene. I'm 3u ben,
ba famen INNER nod 3lpeee, bic i'm
9fa9mitta9s abbolten; bic Dreie baB=
ten bo@ 5u f9eene fer eenanber. Sic
bertruse1l .iib INNER bibf9, I'm mas
Moies I'M be propbeten anlangte, ba
fonnte feener BIN an6ern niidt bors
tperfen.
Ser 3peete, bas tpar d Shlelinger.
Wenn mer ben bein Been' angebadt
bdtte un nit N &oppe na6 unten ge=
f6ittelt, ba tpdre inan9mal oo9 peiter
niidt 'raussefallen als tpie b'r 9ausz
f6liRel.
I'm uas b'r 9ritte mar, 8opp bieB
r, bon ben meente feline Mirtb'n. Der
bdtte mebri9tenbbeels oo9- nii9t &uns
oes bel si9, als mics Monnobfelglas.
9erre, an 10 dn beeBen Sommerna1s
mittage, 30 famen bic beeben 8drl91en
tpiboer d nal un pollten meiu' Miller
mad 2inbenau abbolen. 9fu nabier=
li9, 2inoenau! ba mar fer ben 6'r
6immeI blau, ba ipar'r glei6 berbei.
Sn ber grt mar = ibberbaupt iebre
gepillig, allebonnebr.
Sta, be Steele ging ab, aber &elb
batte &eener bel ii6, bas mar 10 aar
tpie 2loBbriebe; benn 9 mar geraoe in
leBten iiem5uan3'g Oagen BON Mo=
nate. Mbber bic batten bel be Wirtbe
@rebit, oa bergaben ie ii9 ni51t.
yia, mel &leeblatt, oas .tuerb alIo
mad 2inoenau 'nausbufeln TN tperb
ii6 abber oo6 On bi9t'gen Nfen foo=
fen, nabierli6 Seoer cen fer iih. I'm
ipie fe berna6ens fi6er lein, baB Seber
ieiu bat, un's nero finifer, oa borfeln
fe uibber rein, na6 Or Stabt, abber
INNER botte, mieite, als @ott b'r
9erre, uns is bic S6oKeb mid breet ge=
mug. Ser S6le1inger mar d biB9en
f6wa6 in bic Seene geporben, ben bat=
ten ie tpie d 9enfelbepp9en in be Mfitte
genOmm. gBie ie nu 10 be 9dlfte
rein iein, ba meent uff eenlal mel Mils
ler: rDu, Bopp, mir is 3 10 idder=
meni9t beeB; meeB be mas, i6 mere
mid in b'r glitter baben. @ebt ibr
INNER 'nein uH be &neipe, i6 fomme
fdon na9." = DSu bilt perridt",
meent Der, bette Mbenb no92" Mbber
mel Miller bleibt berbei TN ma6t nib
ber nod b'r Glitter, un 8opp, ber
f9leeft BEN S9lelinser in De Stabt
'nein in be Stammfneipe.
yla, 9 baut aebne = mel Wsiller
fommt mid; g miro balb elFe = tper
mid tomn,t, bas is mel Ntiler! 9erre,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04

Di.d
0B66emtltbe Tssie Nreffe
erideint
ieben DOnnerlfas
unb folfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Dber $1.25 far 6
MOnate in gOrausbe3ablans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04
Wi9tis fiir Nnstpanberer.
@rose Yreisermasisuns in Der lleberfabrt

@rcBe YreisermdBisuns in Der lleberfabrt.
Der 1lnteraeihnete ilt ernddtist HaiIase.
fdeine, freie Bef0ffisuns einsef9lofen, BON 8re.
meit iiber Sabre unb Nntnespen nod San I'm.
onio fiir $4416 ausaufellen.
Ser Yreis fir bic aeile bon Gan gntonio
ned oben genannten Sdfen, incl 8efofisuns,
$52.3S.
Gerner rebusirte giIenbabnraten na9 allen
Orten in Deutf9lanb, Sdweis, 9anemarf unb
dranfrei9.
@dberes su erfabrsn Bel
s. @riefenbed,
22,f,tutu @afiage. Ggent, San antonto.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04
Aaett Anoertt Uoraus.

2eine anbere bIutreinisenbe Mrtnei mirb jest
ocer u,trbe ie 5ubereitet bic 70 poutanbis ben Bee
Siriniiien ber aerate nnb bes qublitums i'm ause,
ineinen entgeaentomntt rpie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-04

9tarfe Geaen linb in 2arebo uno
umgegeno gefallen unb baben naments
lid bet Gifenbabn sroBen S6a6en 3u=
gefiigt.
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9tpei lInoIijdsf6lTe ereioneten :

3wei ungliidsfdlle ereigneten f6
IN Galbefon. Ser Snsenieur Soiepb
potter perlor iein 2ebeu bur9 eine
pumpe, bic i'm @ebdube Der Waferz
nerte auf ibn ftiir5te, unb elm in einem
NeItaurant bef6dftigter Merifaner bat
tootli9e Werlebungen bur9 bas geriten
einer @ii iterne erbaIten.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12
Very su d den Death.

Mrs. Mary Murphy, aged 80, wife OF
Charles Murphy, an employee of the =
w Il b. Railroad, dropped dead last
evening about 7.30 O'Clock, at the resi-
dence of her husband, No 10 1Lom bard
street. Mrs. Murphy had been suffer
ing for some two weeks past with the
cEil!P, but was recovering from them
aud last evening, having company, sht
was unusually lively and cheerful
Getting up from her chair in the front
room where she had been chatting and
laughing with her husband she wen
back into the kitchen upon some erraDd
when h. avg fall WAS heard, and by
the time the company reached Mrs
Murphy's sido she was dead. Dt.
Tom iuson being Immediately sent foi
arrived, but lite seemed to have fled IL
an instant and he could but give il a
his opinion that death resulted fIou
heart 81 sease or copgestive chill. Mrs
Murphy viii be buried to morrow at
O'Clock in the New Cathedral ceme,er,
after the performance of High Mass a
81 Mary's Church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12
The neadCaralnsi.

The body OF the Cardinal WAS vester-
day removed from the bedroom /, the
south parlor In the AtchepiscCpal resi-.
tence in New York. Only olergymen
and members OF religious orders were
admitted 10 view the remains in
the house. The body Is clothed
in the robes of Office of the dead
prelate, and tho face shows no traces OF
his long illness. Tomorrow the body
will be removed to tho Cathedral and
laid in state until the funeral. which
will probably take place ON Thursday
In the Cathedral and other Catho IL
churches OF New York, prayers for the
dead were recited at the masses yester
day, and in many OF tho Protestant
churches tributes we're paid by the of
ficiating ministers 10 the personal worth
Of tbs deceased, notable among tnos'
who made such reference being the Rev
Henry Ward Beecher. The arrange
ments for the funeral will be announce
20 day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12
The Circus Has Come

Barnum, with " the greatest show on
earth, turned out in u street parade.
this morning, aud drew on. somewhere
about ha.f the population OF the city 10
zee the magnificent pageant pas.
Crowds began to gather along the streets
on which 1T was TO pass as carly u, o.
clock, and from that time until 10 o.
clock they increa+ d until in some
places y was impossi 10 TO find stand
ing room on the psvements.
The parade was really tho finest Of
the kind that ever went through the
streets OF Wilmington. There we're two
bands of music. he'll chimes, o. en- vans
of animals, with keepers sitting IN the
midst Of a ns, leopar T., tiS bear ,
lhyenas with not "A blanGb Of fesr upon
their couatcBaccrs. Tho ca a4an OF
| camels was lm ulense, aua tLo elephants
no less 50. The ggeat Jumbo was moi
with ,hcr., tut several we've Large
enough Tor Jumboes. There were six
teen Of them In number, sonie of them
being blbiea wAldling along by The
side OF their mothers.
| The csys'c ado OF hOrsem en- WAS mag
nificent, and inc,nied hcrses Of all CO
ors and sizes, Raily tc1parisaned witt
splendid harness aud noddinE plumes
Ii IL impossible AZ this hour 20 tel
what the show will be, but from ali ap
pearances II win be immense, and viii
be visited by nearly half tho population
Iof Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12
The industrial ExpOsftfOn

The managers of the Industrial Expo.
sition to commence in the old foundry
October I'D are very much encouraged
with the prospect of having one of the
finest expositions ever held in Whining
ton. Worknen ara busy making an
ne1es to the building to accommodate
the applicants for space.
A number of exhibitors at the Novel
ties Exhibition in Philadelphia would
like TO have more space than is avail
able. The ollowiog is a list of those
who have applied for space and desire
10 make q display:
Thomas Mitchell, j, W. Reeve, Tat,
NALL Brothers, Justis s. Davidson, A. b
Jones, &. Lloyd Boldly Lewis LAM born
r. f Janvier, James Y. Wood IL Co.
Meglry & Son, j. A. Wilson, G. s
Humprey & Bro, George w Bush &
Sons, Samuel Bannar, II. X. Watson
Paradox Varnish Co., A Jaqu1t,
Chandler X Carver, Held g. BRO
James Ii. Bezgs & Co., Dauiel C
Spruance, James II. Morgan, James A
Kelley, j Parke Postles, Do mestiC
Sewing Machine Co., Bellah & Co.,
Flynn & jackson, j. p. Almond g.
Company, Frederick Wagner, w. II
Mullen, G. 4. ~ q. r. Smith, O F
Thomas Il Co, |. n. Belts, j. * j. n
Hartman, Smith & Warner Axle Com
pany, George ID. Cleland, Singer Sewing
Machine Company, Fox Il Kitze.man
Harlan 81 Hollingsworth Company
Pussy II Jones Company, jackson &
Sharp Company, Wilmington Jut
Mil Company, ID. James, Jr., Phillip
4 Kane. g. +. Rudolph, Henry Pike
q. ii. Lawton. Mclean & Kendall
Jones Guthrie & c., s. r. Ball, w. s
Bullock, K. Tswresey, j. o. Pickels
Co., Granville Worrell, First s. Davis
j. X. Hudson & Co., Pennsylvania 4
Delaware Oh Company, Lamb & Hill
Mrs. A. s. Rollo, II. r. Robelen, Hart
mann * Fohrenbach.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12

ULoUI-In this city, on the 10th inst.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted to attend tho funeral from the residence
Of his father. No. 40 West Sixth street, on
Tuesday morning, the t3tA inst. Services at
the house at he r3st mine O'Clock. Inter
ment al tho head Of Uhristiana cemetery
MVRPAY-On the nth inst, Mary, wife Of
Charles Murphy, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted to attend her funeral from the residence
OF her husband, No. lel Lombard street, on
Tuesday af ernoon at z O'Clock. High Mass
at st, Mary's church. lntcrment at Csthe
dral cemetery.
MoCLOSKEY-In this city, on the 18th In.
slant, Charles McClossey, In the both year
OF his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted TO attend the funeral from the late rest
dence OF the deceased al East Eighth street
on Thursday morning, the 18th inst at
O'Clock. High Mass Al 81 Mary's church
Interment In new Cathedral cemetery
STEW Anton Sabbath morning, Octooe
IL, Charles Stewart, a. oil rs.
Friends are invited to attend the funeral
services, at the house, Tlb West Front street
on "wednesday, at 3 O'Clock, p. IN. Private
interment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12

BY 10 O'Clock last Saturday night
the cells at the police station we're
pretty we'll filled, and yesterday morn.
ing Judge Cummins held session OF
Court, when the following plain drunks
were disposed of: Charles Cole, John
Newell, Charles Jones and Michael o.
Brien, no were each fined III aud costs.
This morning the hearings were
again held in the Chiefs office, and the
prisoners we're brought out two or three
at time.
Joshua Emmst, who went TO police
station very drunk, about 10 o'clock last
Saturday night, was committed for 80
days as vagraut
Eben Moore, colored, charged with
being drunk, and striking man at
Front and King streets, last Saturday
night, WIS fined s. and costs.
Jonas Heck, charged with drunken
ness, W as committed until IL o'clock to
day.
William Penn, colored, was adjuds
ed guilty OF disorderiy conduos. and
senten ced to pay a fine of IS and cost.
Peter Cooper was again charged with
drunkenness, making the third TINT
within q week, and was fined 81 and
costs.
Mary Daley, who was only released
from the cells last Saturday, was bach
again this morning, on charge OF be
| ing drunk, and was sentenced to pay ;
fine of 81 and costs.
James Baird and John Robinson
were each fped 81 and costs for beinI
DRINK and disorderly, aud Jaoo'
Williams 81 and costs for disorder.
conduct AMI profanity.
William Rogers was charged wit
being drunk, bat as the officers did no
appear against him, he was discharged
John Newell, who was fined SAtur
lday morning Tor drunkenness was bacl
| again on a similar charge this morning
and again fined 81 AMI co.ts.
John X irk, charged with committin
an assau' u and battery was he'd in $40
bail for O further hearing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12
EDITION,


Dots.
Choice family coal under cover NJ
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Buy your furniture and bedding q.
Caunon's, 500 Shipley street.
Solar Light Double Heater and Cy-
clone. The Schoen Heater and Stove Go.
New Franklin and Royal Ranges.
The Schoen Heater and Stove Co.
Get your Christmas presents through
the new series-Baynard's watch club
Get watch for yourself or friend
Join Baynard's watch club.
Hay by the car load or by the hun.
dred ut Janney's. sO8 King street.
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Prepare for Christmas By joining
Baynard's watch club.
Pure olive oil in bottles, and thought q
superior article. Taylor and Fullerton,
800 King street.
For . guaranteed At, low prices and
large variety in trusses 60 to Dan
forth's drug store, corner Second and
Market. A special room for applying
The regular monthly meeting Of thu
Women's Christian Temperance Unior
| will be held in Grace chapel on Tuesday
October 18th, at $50 p. m.
Miss Matilda, daughter of j. w
Scott, arrived home from Europe las
week after q visit Of over three months
Her brother, Andrew b. Scott, who hai
been resident of Great Britain up Il
this time, accompanied her home.
The furniture In the dwelling OF
Adams street, two doors below Della
ware avenue, will be- sold at public
sale, on Wednesday, the 14th inst, at
O'Clock p. m, rs the owner intends 4
leave the city.
w. G. Philbrook, who has been con
nected with the cannery of John Moi
& Son, has gone to Boston, where h
will engage in business. He was
leading member Of the Warren Athleti
club, and will be greatly III Used in tn
Il nj 10. II \. L..
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Ladies' Plush Coats
as low IS $4,000.
EWMAR KET S
as low as $500.

We not only make up all our
own garments bat also
make to order at SHORT NO.
TICE any special garments that
may be wanted. We employ
only competent cutters and fit
tiers, and the make of our gar
mentt is as good, if not superior
to the best Offered in any market.
New Dress Goods in all the
new and choice colorings and
effects. Elegant Boucle, Camel's
Hair, Canvas Cloth, Homespuns,
Corduroys and Black Goods, at
lower figures than same goods
are offered in either Philadelphia
or New York markets. Buyers
would do well to examine our
stock before purchasing else
where, and they will find every.
thing as we have stated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12
sale Of Cow ..

w. H. Townsend will have another
ga !e OF fresh and fat COWS at Coale's
hotel in Centreville, on Thursday next,
the 18th met.
John G. Walton will also have a sale
OF fresh COWS, spriDgers, feeders. etc,
at Stanton. Mil Creek Hundred, on
the same day.
Rohsrts x Tyson will have sale at
the Bellevue hotel, in the n NTH ward,
on Saturday, tho 18th inst.
COOLEY ~ Baldwin will have salt
AZ Booths Corner, Delaware County
Pa, on Tuesday, the ooh inst, The
dairyInen of our county should take
toe opportunity presented TO purchase
as IL IL probable that there will not b.
many more sales this season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12

Tomorrow evening Pyks sa.s,|
Opera Company wiz III an tor
Opera House, aud nttse.'s !. 'Y 81
lime lime in ms city, Giloe'. & ., n
new japanese comic opera .iri hs|
E" Mifsdo. The opera WIN :. =,
ed with new and hsnaso unjaceI
.pleniid chorus and inS no iJon]
uese costumes, ana i" , = I'd
I lave .stn it say that It's s,,o oa,
to any of the former pfo' 49,
tamons CompO'trs i
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S,rni,s Coaee1

The concert given ~ =, ~ ~ h
Family IN the lecture ,a,. 'o Tiupt
Honse last SATURDAY AZ, than
aaoriy amended, ao .,. mors " rad
Eve f,s GT TO attend D['I N ssed i, 5 ,:5
treat trs sG,' as i was one s, 81 tnf It is
they they viii return before sI IG'E fave
ia no doubt but they wiz
audieuge,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-12
Entertainment.

Tho dramatic club of st. Paul's
church, Fourth and Jackson streets,
will give dramatic entertainment In
lhe basement OF the church building on
"Wednesday and Thursday evening,
October '4th and 18Th. The mbers
oi this cub are quite talented, and ali
9ho can sholld attend, az The proceeds
are for "a charitable purpose. The price
Of tickets nave been put very low, II
order that no one may have an excuse
for stay ing away, only fifteen cents
being charged for a child, and only
twenty I've for an adult.