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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
Personal.


Mr.. J. A. Lang, OF Ferris, Is in the
city.
Mr.. A. N. urris, OF Waco, Is In the
city.
Mr.. l.. s. Foster, OF Groesbosck, Is In
the oily.
Mr.. II. NJ. Medley, of sherman, is in
tho city.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Smith, OF Aurora, is
In tho city.
Mr.. II. H. Childress left last night
for The West.
Mr.. s. p. Dsrnell, OF Abilene, 10 at
tho windsor.
Mr.. w. l., Ganson, OF Marshall, Is at
the Windsor.
Mr.. Matthew Cartwright, o! Terrell,
Is at the Windsor.
Josue Shain and wife, Of Mckinney
are 81 tso windsor.
Mr.. q. d. Sutherland, OF CorAloRna,
10 at tho st. George.
Hon.J. 8. Wool, OF Kaufman, was
Ia tue oily yesterday.
Mr.. Frank y. Stanley. Of For,
Worth. in In tho city.
MT. ", =. Jenkiua, an attorney OK
Mckinnty, IL In tho oity.
Mr.. II g. Burlesou, president ofthe
Waco Univsrsi,y, 10 IN the city.
Mr.. l. l. Morris aud wife. of Waco,
are quar,ered at the Grand Windsor.
Colonel Tom brown. OF Sherman, at.
torney of the Texas 4 Pacific railway,
was In the city yssteidsy.
. His cxcslloncy, Lieutenant Gov,
ernor Gibbs. retstned from a bnsinsss
trip 20 Austin and Bolton yesterday.
Colonel II DeAtmsnd, OF Mckinney,
attorney ot ths Houston Is Texas ecu.
trail railway, was Ia the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Frank Hcliapd, ~ the Farm and
Ranch, hiss returned from n huut In
the vicinity Of Lirchburs. He 70.
ports game In abundance.
Mr.. W. II. Newman, gsrersl freight
arnut OF the0 uld " ON If r ,ilveys.
wife aud their lad J 'ck, are registered
nc the Gfsnd Wipdsur "a from Calves.
ten.
The deputy fherfYs report that The
country 10 npoisd wi b uDpkin pie.
They are all ktsuncb ats and bosst
II shat nue grub hes get In the
ecunt-y.
0cvevror John g. Brrvn and Mana.
nes Wll;Ism 4. Ne~ mar o. the Mo
6oonl Roene sollrsed, v.ie n. she city
~ ovQo114s - lsopto0 ~ ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Mr.. Richard Cphn, who w for The
present -oIourning WITH his family in
Fort Worth, Ia In the city, and vii,
when tho spring tima Gomez, gentle
Annie, move back TO his frSt love, the
city o. Dallas.
"f'll tell YOU dat dM Mr.. Sims Il =
powerful earchin sort Nv a man" ro
merlicd negro who had just vacated
tne witness stand IN ths county court
YESTERDAY; "ho axes qnosliops just
hso hs snowad you knowed is and
didn't want 20 tell &C."
Captain w. q. Veal, Quo Of tho Texag
CON rnisaioners TO the New orlesuAtx
position, LETT Last evening for H..
1,ouis TO invite the National Horace
mems and Cattlomnn's association,
now IN convection nj tha. city, "a
visit tho exposition and to take Ia Dali
las ON ihHir wav.
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YouHa ard aiddle-Asad Msu
A SURE CIas.


Zee awful effect OF aarly vino -,
brings organic vsiikneys, asstrovi,," M ~
mind snd body, With all Its ssfuj H. TT ~
tore the inevitable sequel, CoSsiIuS
ZION, acts ", OF pnipltatici OF ma ~
Fimidtty, Trembling. Nervous D,anb .ssss
go Nnnh ~ ~ FsARsp, ta1k Of Iasss
lsadnaas OF SptrfS, Ugly lmasln,ny, IN.
,lte r. Socie i.i6s and F,rDnt,ns Ts ~
GhrIy. Aa''@s'
ga alsi|D EsETs or taoso ,nl4s..
on tins, happy life, eware Of Phys,csi ~
bi!iiy, TSGi'Sb!Itty OF the Nerves. a, az.
Irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO NINE" a IS GsED.- oung ,.,o.,.
losing 'beir health, and spsndinI a!ss.
and money With those unskilleI ana ~.
qualified to treat them, causing mai ~.
orders to the head throat, uos,.' ljysr ~
lnnEs, strmAoh and bowels, SpEEniTv
CURED.
LET NOT FALsE AopgsyY deter -.
tflu! IA Ming ~ rua., pn ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
Professor sinol

Commerce s r'es Chrlstian church
was agsin hllsd ny a most s,,pntlve
aud sppferisdve an 'isnre to hear Pm.
iss-or Beck op "rhe Fnuur alton of
HeliElon," snd p.n'gh, ne viii preach
on "Tne Acts ~ II iyion.n Alter Tho
sermun last nisa, 1--WE persons came
Wfsard " AXE teeir stand with too
pehple ~ God, making total dufinv
the meetinv ofpi persons. The ufd'.
nance o' btnti-n WAS adminisieted 10
m1r persons, and will he administered
again tU.ufuht
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
rejlby tia vsx.,se

Last nigh, about s O'Clock James
Hill, a culinary artis', tho worse far
too nnca 81 The lob be i,fni." fell nv
tho waseide "a frnnt OF Lanr'a raatsu.
rant on Main eifott end bsrssd h,s
head. A policeu 81 q m thai way ami
took him Ia a-i az how ~.
rnmor at ef at Ina, Viii
tai been sluEfed aud rnhh 4. vol n
vas viihott fsunrhiion. James IA n
Eptd cook, hut Eiven TO shs excessive
uso vi sed-fva
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
warrant issued on a

warrant issued on a cor :
plains charging him with In.
thoft ct o'othes. The yonng
man Old not llok like IL th,sf. and
though, is hard that no should va
cragsed around on such a t,lv,
cn,rge, yes when wri,s are issued n q
III 'ers ere compelled to serve themT
he was lodged Ia jail TO await an *.
HUlininE iriel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25
th,,s,.r.. p,..,,,.

Wesin s'ef Bs.e Burners msks
.itfs - fi.falas pr sent. A,s,rn
n'te burner, the nrest m sha wrfii
Fcw more Or lers Y n te s,han.
RALPH rHuRCH,
suS Is "A. s.rc.L
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-25

Dupu'y Uaissd States Ma. he, MOI.
sor returned last night from TIA %.
nsscn. fseervssi0cs Indian TsrrisSsv.
c 49, !: i e . ss:: -:
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30

l. "a -tatei .k4, engineer Melville j.
desiroE- ~ hsad another expedition -
discover the exact position q the Sor.h
Pole l. j. time sush utnpa al -chem--
we're abard1ned, and ~ are plea-.-i 70
a-ar that il l. -ai the proposition dos
not NEE, wl'h any favor IL Waahiagton.
Lit'le good has re-al'-1 from he Va
riouz polar expedition. Nh eh have
b=er ft'-d our, and ,he suff-r!ngs aad
hardship. endured have been a source
q anxiety aud loss lac same energy
and capital e1p~Ed-d IN aimo-t any
other direction would have contributes
more u The -.ock " a-+fal kuoSisd2e
and been productive If more desirable
r--1l.- Ever admitting tia, there j
an open nor hwest pA--4gr, II j. 80 fli
Of zee that il can uev<r - u-@i by nav!
gatOra and ir discovery and d@s eIipsiol
can be u no possible a Vantage 70 on
country CT any other.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30

We have just filed in gu,
stock in every department,
with the latest patterns OF
goods, cut and made in the
most approved styles anc
bought for cash, which at thi.
time means lower prices thar
the earlier purchases. We
mean to dispose Of these
goods for cash, and we will
give you more goods foI
your money than you car
possibly get elsewhere. Re
member we have this veal
(As OUR STORE IN THE PAST
HAS BEEN NOTED FOR. The
iGRkATEST VARIETY te
select from. You know oul
goods have never beer
equalled for the money, GU.
trimmings always the bes,
and you will find the sam'
make OF goods on our coun
ters to-day. Make your Sc
lection Tor your boys Will
we have SO many varietie
to choose from.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
Too Much L-gisIation

The Ciry Cgunci! bios. = oct 20 |
much legislation La; Znt Jm= u y +
Is heedesi, bat the mo-, 4 II > Mt !
needed, and .oue i for he purP-e Fl !
making political capital fox the parry
in power. The bill TO relieve The city
OF the s2O 90 wafer Tax u b. pail -
the Wafer Commission. - one Of The
bills that should be passed. !; would
b. better stil ~ abolish the whole
War Com mission aud remand the
charge Of the Water Department bac.
TO the WA,er Cotnmitte. Of City CouL-
Gil The bill ~ make the ott4ce Of CITY
Solicitor and City \ ld.tor elective by
the people should also become law,
Ever offi ser from Pre-.d ut u the
United States down 10 ward constables
should Dc elected by ;he people. Any
change in The Board u Revision and
Appeal. - Of doubtful utility Ia re-
gard 10 borrowing g. p, 80 20 met 'n-
dedci-acy IN The city government, the
permanent debt u the city ought not 20
be increased, the city eanno, AT I'd y;
The Interest on tlAt amount would -
at leAa. = 80, and this amount would
have 70 " rai--i 5y inerea-7i taxation,
70 say nothing Of crsatiug al am IA!
sinking fund 70 pay on she prince pal.
Eeouomy shout. b- the xatchHgr
now, aad the Cry Council must learn
the ART ot paving d. II ? -. IL Is nj
safe 10 q any flr.neT a. the preseEi
time Ia lncreAsing IL. p@ErnaLer. de9t
The fac ~ Men phi- II T-nne-se@, and
Elzab-'h Cry, New jerry. should b
rem -m bred. A. ~ witch T1lIttsA
parry is repoL-itle sof tLe cresrini
Of the p.e-ens 4 5a-Iug do, i. Is abou
six d aLs and half doz~n Il he 0 Ter
/ ha- grc We AMI acc1m I!atei und-
the adrnlui--ra iou u bJ'n rart.e-, al,
every tine 'L- I.-g stgt- la iL'er
fer-d al impetus a. ger. 70 lie deb
growth.
Gen,l-rnea Il The CRY CoaIci!, you
had II - u - -ioE IL - LA '-'
II the tax sr- "a! -, .n!l-tf.-- Wi
be cr5pplsd ard ~ city rec-i7- az il
jury from which : may ~. -oDa :,
cover Beer IT. ~ .q-- pah,.c II
provemer;- and pa :; % -s,-.. II
Iess Legislation ~ an have tom D3v,
for the city L1R the D.'ter
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
Cheap Newspaper r o.i.x e

We are snos seId.h in the matt
when ve unite with the Western news
papers In = pie. 10 Cons re-s % have tie
post age On newspaper either reiuc-i
or entirely abolished. We advocate The
measure because the po-; AZ Is a TAX on
general intellisenee. TIE question -
OF equal concern 70 the press OF The
whole country and Incidentally 10 the
public aud there should BE- a general
sentiment in favor OF az least red &c
tion Of postage. Se.spaper poaias-
has undergone many change, the lat
change aboas ten years ago, taking the
burthen OF payiag the postage from the
Subscriber and laying il upon the .pao-
llsher. the practical effect u which wa-
% add the whole amount OF postage -
the expense OF producing paper. The
borLhen vas put upon the pubiish1F
because IL wac fund inDossi bic H.
charge IL TO the subscriber aud the ten
dsncy Of subscription pries7 has been
downward instead Of upwards. Within
the last ten years other postage has Dec Q
materially reiuced out newspaper po-t'
age has been allowed 70 renain uu'
touched. L7ster postage has be-n r.
duced 10 two CENTS aud that on tran
silent newspapers and periodicals which
have less claims mas been CIT down ons
half, but regular Newspaper postage -
mains a. what II was ten years ago ant
IL really heavy TAX on Publishers. -
FIR the bened. OF the county paper
they are allowed 10 20 free through III
mails within the county Of publica,iOt
This practically exsmps- the great bod.
OF rural local ne sspApoes from pJ.ta z
and the plan has be-n found 20 sori
very eradAlly. But this make,
rather unjust discrlntIation aZai n-
papers not Published in the coan.
where received and the burthen lie
upon parties who are As much entttle
10 receive their papers either fire. OF a
q reduced rate a. those residing /
the county Of pubiicasi IN. Tue new
pager. now pay milliOa and a hal
dollars year, snd the ar-ument wit
which the-s ves'Fru neEspapers pt
sent their case 20 Conzre-s Is uL4l
szerab!e IL should b. against Il
policy Of the Government 70 IN pose al.
Unnecessary TAX ~ the d ,--e'n N Z alto
Of general int-i!lg-ro - and the prop -e
measure 10 reduce be T. ,-s4g- Viii:
the Comm t.r- On PJ-,-s = rs hA- iA'
orAbly c0rsii-rtJ "a re,iu the -
from two to che cent pound cugEt
pass.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30

Cock fzh-iuz i not only one Of the
meaue-, and loves, species 0, gam oiiaz-
bu. /, IL british and inhEman A. vel
There may De a nice sen.s 81 honor snd
ret nsnens ABOUT professional gam
bier. bat there cAn b- noue With those
who del.xh, in cock hzhtins and dog
fzhung The moral seu-ioilities would
---m ~ oe entirely oblIt-rAt7i frou
these ..ho could look CON- placenI!y
aud VIE p!-asEr- upon coapl- o.
bids teAriax Zach otners eyes out and
tbrustiEg artificial rpurs into each
others bcdi--, until one 0r the oih-r ~
both fall deal. Tie Law takes The
moral and humane side 81 this q 1e-t'0r
and has I'll powered special agencies 20
prevent and pr.ak UP such inn RAJ II.
hib;ions Of cruelty as cock Hzhtug-
Every good citfz-n will b pir2->-i y
rad u the grlei brought suddenly upon
a gang 0; ttes~ lar breakers sho -
sorted 10 tue : he1' Il yesterday -
wltu@-. the bra al and t-fnJraliZ,ns Fl
hibi..Ju u CO king main All con
nected with the breaking mp u that
gang yesterday are entitled to he gFra :
est pral--, AID hereafter the s~cle;y fOi
the prevention OF cruelty 20 an mails
viii b. held in higher re-Oeci a-d " =!
! ter Hays, ~ d. attorney Tor th'
- i-,y viii take h. pias- a. terror =
/ su h rv-. Io~ra a. take morbid pi-aA-
nr- IN tnrturing dsnb animals, ani q
those who extract pleasure IN witness
in.s1eh inhumaa righ.s as we'll
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
NeM HarEalna.

Pretty glass sauce dishes 20 cents per
dOzsn.
DECORATED column parlor lamps, 2!
tuche- t4.4, - cents each.
NJ .ddocx'. royal s=ni porcelain thin
cnns and .a1cer- 5o-. per SCI, aosoI u'eiy
the b+e' ware made; new shape, self
regularly, SOC. Ter -et.
square -haps stone China bowls oil
pitchers - cents per peir.
Glass preserve dishes cents each.
A few more ~ piece decorated u;
-4t- left az y 90 each.
New COB -rs 3 cents each.
|. Lewis Row, All King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30

NJ. B. T. TnwSsESu'- running
-k-tca 81 the history d the Third stree
u.ldz - wall ~ real With Interest, a. Il
iLy4lve- tie pay meat - a. ~
= NJ Townsend aal those who a.
--,ed him Ii the building II The bridge.
We give, Z no. Mr T5Wu,-nd "xao'
words the exact suits Anee Of what h
,o.t a representative 'of III pNi-r. 1;
avs before ,u- p-lpi- Hr TJTus@ II :
claim, aud th- res4-5n wy be says Li-
ain shouid be allowed The p-opls
/ eau read ths article for themselves and
an form their oSn Conclusions. I
! they Ii nix Mr.. TOwn-erd should lie re
m oursed, they car use their moral in
/ ilerce in favor u the pending bill D.
| fore The Legislature 70 reimburse III u
AID II they think 70 the contrary the!
can prni@-' azaiu-t the passage Of III
| bill CEle.. the other SIDE bnszs forti
stronger Arguments than We have ye
heard and rsfu,e= VIA; NJ. Toynsen'
say. II will b. nothing more than Ju.
ticA % -4y thai &c has made out a el-A
case IN favor Of his claim.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
SCROFULA.

A gi-l In my employ has teen cured Of
constitutional serOfl.la by the use Of Swifts
Sp,cihc. 30 MCDANIEL, Allatoo- a Tia.
trhis seut enan 1; father Of the Governor
Of Ga
Vsuderbllts millions could not buy from
me what ~Elit specific bas done TOR ne
1t cured H. u scrotula Of is years stancirg
n KS. ELIZABETH BAKER, Acror. h, Ira
TETrER Amer suffering with letter fr
eleven years and having all sorts Of treat
ment, was relieved entirely BY SW!ft's
81 eclte l.. II. LEE, Dawson, ira.
SNATCHED FROM THE GRAVEL
was brought u deaths door BY com oinE-
ton Of eozems and erysipelss, from which /
mad suffered for three years. Was treated
ny feyeral physicians with iodi6e potassium,
shic1 seerled 10 iced the dIseaEe. l have
been cured sound aud well by the use Of
Swiit's Specific. Mrs. SARAH Z. TURNER,
Humboldt, Tenn.
| Swifts Specific 10 entirely vegetable
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
l The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3. At
plsnts. Ca, or lte W. z3d street. New York
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
A Serious Fail.

On Tuesday evening while Mrs. Ellen
McVey was standing at the second
story back window OF her residence,
80. lG East Front street, she, from
some cause, lost her balar ce a. d fell 70
III pavement, distance Of Is feet, in
turing herhelf severely. She was Ia
ken into the house, and Drs. Bran and
Blocksom summoned, who, upon ma.
king an examination, found that she
was seriously hurt ON the head, ADD
Ia. 4. 10 r,rnba hle her skull is fractur-
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30

EGISTER'S oRDFR
~ kks3t>rEE tya
NV CAsTLG

Upon the application -
Ff.-Btar q FAtrfek NJ
q resk iiandrc.i, Ia Mt
n 10 or'f.rva 4 alrrats=
That the EIe-ut1s at
Of granting 81 lrttsrs f..s.
the -stafr - ias drsaAss,.
srAntin thrreaf, ~ -au-.H.
10 - ppsi & aithia T,.rfv 1.s.
OF surA irtfrrr 10 air % fHr
81 the couufy II Ne~
psrprns hANtnx dstnsf 4. a.
pfe-sIt Tie sane. - abb
- IA blf N sneh css~ maj,
zis3 aus N. 4Anse to D., i5.- 81.
kaHnc p ipf In The DAlt# -
Es-spAp-f Published In y
- e0auauei therein thrss
- hiFeE ante ssr.t
L. Once - the RI. D,
--- "A iimiukton. Ia N~sl.
Aforr.A.d. thu Is. AMI va -.
lSNATit>t or
NOTit K.-Ail p-r-pn4 hat#Hf.
the rsiSts 81 he dsr-As.i fsH.
same, duis atis-t.a g. ia. A
bcfvre llss-s n iissr " 80 or a. h.,
A'.rabll IN Auch cas-. Eal-
ABSkE
Afa-rs4 Pc .ant HHI, r.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
EGISTER'S ORDEF.
) kfGisTEk'-
NV CASTLE CorNf

H#HAH
Upob the application 81.
sxcsse Tor Of AgrxArst H..
nins tea Hand ~. IN SAL
n u ordered &ud dirsv-tssi FL
the sasr atuy Afpr~aasa
srAnDnx 81 letisra L-.st.s
e<Eat~ Vt the i-.-sasesf. Ntff
Ing tt~FscL, by csassaG ~
r-ats'i eitSl1 forty dagsfs
teftrrR 10 stn n tie me-
cs4nfF % >ew "a Ne. ~
haFinx dsfn aasis sxA4as4
Tie sAAar. or a. de ~ "a
sssh cAs~ fnss~. . o. So
ths sa,n- - - insft~ss "a.
% ~ Daily kBfU kEflLA
u stssf "a " iimihxt..n,
ts.sfeih tltF~s N.-a- fs. p
Given y rtl.F H.
l. =. i1tfers u thu fsst
I - NliAfnxtou. r.
Af0s esaid. IAs das and yea
/.
SorfCH-Al p.rtoas h.t
the estate Of the iscszss.t
sane, tniv kffssiSd -
or before Jan al i@e
Assembly In such eas- maj
GEORhT 3
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
DE0ETER ORDER
~ HFsiI~TFK' -ttvs
Ss~ CAsTLs'"tSr. IS

rpon The apoiicstioa
D%rrlrs.Dn and I'1tt.
= Ne'-utafs - DAva On
MEL Cr--k Hundred. 10 g..
ca Assd, II 10 ordered AMI dsrs ta
Gstsr that the executor az ~.
ofsrAn ing Of l. tiers t.ss
rstais uf tLr drceA s-'i, ~lia
lag tkers;if. 10y cAua ga'r
p@stesi withiu forty dA9sfrso
lettrra Ia ~ 81 lhe mpst sa
county u SeW Asfl- ~
hsyiag aeman.s AsAlhat t.s-
NJ saine, ur abide % Al Z
81, rass maize and PROVE 81
tie . me T. b- tu .-rt.-i
81 . The Delaware Kkfl Al as.s
puhlishef Ia Wilmington,
th~rfi \ three week, e.a.t
1 ~ tiy' "a under H. Its#
u = ono q tht H., 80
49, u ilAi n stan. 30 \
alorssAli, u. day ana ,-zfs s-s
!. EEs
Nor4e k-AI psrsons hat
~ sta.r Il ~. i-r-As,f
saint, dow Attesisd ietl~
h.-forr January 9th, I..a
A -. IL by IN -Bsh ~.ss ni-a
JH-tFH " t'
DAVID AZ
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30

Of q proper sympa by and cooperation
90 the part q the Municipal Court
Sobody could reasonably expec. then
70 even make any astsmps 20 break up
ske vile deEs Of infAuy located about
the city, While higher pJrer s'ood
ready 10 impose heavy anss upon them
II they deviAset from even technical
construction of the AE This mater
has a ready been tined, and we know
the result Immoral places have been
raidet and tie guilty. parties brought
before tn Municipal Cogrt only - Dc
discharged, and the police he'd up 70
the cgmIa unicy as tn real lag efeaz-
e-s, b--cause- they made The arTs-is With
ont warrants. Il Is also in proof thai
or s.r. have applied for warrants, will
ing 70 make afliiAvits themselves, II
osd-- 70 break up places ~hsre i'm mora
practices were o1rri-si on, bat their 40
pl.catioa was refused upon the groanC
that they did not witne-, the acsuA
conmis-io1 OF any crime.
Bu. all tEI- Is no excuse ior an
Officer xho freqgents a Place Vhrr'
gan bling Is carriel on. a. custone
or patron. That i What .. object %
aud what the plblic otJec-s %, and "
rei5erA.4 what Ne hav- already -ai'i
that gu h tersou should have 10 plAa
on she police f1rc--
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30

ID EtilsIsh'S BkDt
III hEai-TAh
NEW CASTLE o.
Ialgs -

Jalgs-
Upon the applicable ~
II. HEALD, Ell euYT n
SHOW ALTER iAte - vi
rod. in sAld county, dectA VI
aud directed by the hs.f-s' -.
eutor Aforesaid give sa;isr -.
letters iesiAmentAEy viSl -,
the deceased, vita IT, Gate
thereof, by eAusirg aiTt'iisral =.
posted within fGrty dA!' q 'l' = /,
such lettrrA In Elk Of t. y -
OF the o.lurty 81 New 49, :. 4
persons having demani' q. h
10 present TIE same, ~ -
Assembly In such case MAJ -. \
and also c. use the same y y
the same pcriod In the IA
q Newspaper published 10 u
To be continued therein three -
Given under ins at1
Is ofOnlee Of tie {. -
at wiiminston.
County Aforesaid, the VA
written !. Z. VI pr
notice. An persons has -
the estate of the deceased D.
same, duly atte.ted Il
or before the - cay o. ."--
abide the Act OF Assembly u
| and pru.idei. ChAkLf~>
Address. Wilmington. lie
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
WANAMAkER'S.
PHILADELPHIA. January 70. ISIS.

ECAh 80 - 4
Lupin's Daisy cloth
down from IS 10 IS cents
iorty-one colors ana black.
Lupins " Rayon d Or
down from $t.25 to Isl
cents twenty colors, no
black.
Daisy Cloth " is like a
| Chudda, the india-shawl
fabric ; a dainty twill Of soft
long-hbre wool, finely spun
and not too closely woven
never heavy. never light, but
with an airy sottness In its
drapery that lends its easy
lgrace TO common use as well
as TO more luxurious dress.
Like the oriental Chudda, 1t
belongs 10 no time o. year.
Ii is tit TO be as universal IN
Its use as Cashmere, the
Iother India fabric whose orr
gin is tor gotten in our ia
miliarity with it. Chudda
and Cashmere differ only a
tribe in the weaving. One
is as heavy or light as the
other, as durable or fraIl.
Lupins Cashmere and Lu-
PIN Chudda or DAISY
ICloth, both, have the same
title to permanent accep
lance, VIZ, ancient origin IN
r the native land Of the loom,
and the work o. the greatest
E loom-manager in the land OF
modern textile wonders. We
. are selling several grades of
Lupin's C4shmeres ten cents
below value this Daisy
twenty
i Kayon d Or" is theI
: poplin weave but poplin isl
= harsh and kayon d Or ' isl
.elsoiter. 1t is about the same
Il as the well-known Empress.
!. Made BY another it would
e have been Empress. Made
II by Lupin it i kayon d
e Or" An this to set it be
- fore you. 1t IS heavy and
n, strong and fine. You will
h. h. Guy it for double reason It's
III goodness and the fifty cents
nd you save on every yard.
L. south from the center
The little corsage bou-
quets we are selling for SIS
: !. cents are twice as pretty as
r:s those at IS, and they are
ne thought to be rather bright
o.. Blush, Tea, Jacqueminot anc
on Marechal Mel roses.
ave- El., Of Arcade steps.
re- Trimmed bonnets are still
.rry waiting but the prices hav
tel shrunken.
12e. IN Chestnut, second door Take ca
Ale IL lpg5.
E !, The unbleached Balbrig
av vi. gan ladies stockings NOR
son than satisfy expectations, an
- yet we made the tale as bi
as We knew how. w
the spuarely said 75-cents-wort
e1- for SD. Fiye-thousand-fou
don, hundred and : eighty iol
,4li pairs enough to last a wee
. E~i at least.
,end There are several sorts
.p l- two-thirds: striped, 20 ar
Re, Is cents plan colored at 2
aen. and others. Some for me
bjec' West Of Arcade, ninth counter.
the
'l~A. Aluslins enough for ever
Si inm body. We know of no pla
4 Of, in the world where such
! !" weight of cotton comes ar
A.. goes; no place in which
rink many sorts can be looked ;
even Northeast from the center.
the T
5 5ey !, JOHN WANAMAKER.
, the
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Mar
streets, and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-30
The Court.

Persons who have b ~ cases in the
Courts complain of lie delay eI-
perienced under the pr.-en: arrange
meut. Instead 81 having fur -,a-ions
ia tle year they contend there shJ1li
h. mouth : ----loIs Or ole cO1tin ned
session Bt.il all tt- Cases on ta- y. ss-i
are d.-1o,.l a. sorn- If them contend
ta4f there i not another STATE in the
Cni1ui wL-r- i. IL 81 d fficg.t 70 di-po-e
u -gai business. II this ~ 10 a re-
ryan z4'i0u u he Cnlrts should b-
ef!-cted a. van A. possible The mem.
t4.r. u she bar undsr-tArd the -nbjec'
fully, and i; msy y. beat to adopt the
plan fay bred By them 1t il not pl-aa
aat or profitable 10 have cases deferred
term after .erm, m9A'hs growing inp
years, oef9re thy can be- dispO-'t n
and the present Legislature should fur
uish the proper remedy.
LET all the tickes- i=4ned BY the as
-jei4t.d charities for the -kaing rini
benefit ro-nigh' De- bought up, even
though the parties purchasing the
Iaag not 90 to the rink. Tue money /
tJr good cause, and he whole amour
without any discount, will 90 10 IL
/ as41c! ated charities.