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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-02

MANHATTAN, Kan, Sept. 26.-The Riley
County Republican convention, held in this
city TO-DAY, made the following nomina-
tions:
For Treasurer-James FORMER.
For Sheriff.. III. McCord.
For Register of Deeds-D. E. F. Hunger
ford.
For Surveyor-H. p. Kinney.
For Coroner-Dr. 7. j. Lyman.
For County Attorney-Gene Hessen.
The delegates to the judicial convention
are for Judge Spellman.
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Harper Graphic: The Wichita EAGLE
became the property Of the Graphic COM
pany soon after Murdoch, the temperance
evangelist, died, and his funeral ceremony
was preached by st. John, a crank of the
last century.
We expect to die and hope for an immor-
tality, but we trust our heaven is not to be
eternally vexed by the reflection that the
apostle of darkness who elected Cleveland
preached our funeral.
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PARK TOWNSHIP BONDS.

The proposition to vote bonds in aid of
the Wichita and Colorado railroad, was car
ried in Park township by one hundred and
six TO forty. The vote stood on the west
side 90 for and 4 against, on the east side
IA for and 36 against, for which in
formation we are indebted to Mr.. Louden.
elagpr
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-02

N NEDLDER President NRKW0OD Land Examiner Nv LEVY Treasurer
A. v. OLIVER Vice President LC RUTM Secretary
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GOOD WORK.

4
The Wichita EAGLE is doing good worl
for that town. The fact is, that the EAaLI
has something worth blowing about. and II
is doing its level best. That this work is ap.
preciated is shown by the magnificent pat.
ronage which the paper has received. The
EAGLE is making much noise over the pros
poets of that city to become q wholesaline
point of importance. There is little room
for doubt that the EAGLES prophesies will
be fulfilled to large extent.-Minneapoli
Messenger.
Thank you, that is a good word for Wich-
ita's business men as well as for the EAGLE,
and coming from paper edited by two of
the foremost newspaper men in the state, is
appreciated.
The estimated number of people on the
two principal avenues of this city yesterday
at 10 o'clock, while the parade was passing,
was twenty thousand. This was about the
average given by the best judges. Many
put the number higher, but twenty thouand
people are good many. For an hour the
sidewalks on both sides OF these avenues for
Is much as two miles in length were impass-
able and pedestrians were compelled to take
to the streets.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-02

We take great pleasure in announcing to
our patrons that our Dress-making Depart
ment opened on
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-10-02

nation and exprssssd firm belief that the
candidates named By this convention would
be elected To ill the Offices for which they
were nominated. he connseled harmony
and unity Of action and hoped that those
who sought nominations here to-day, and
were not fortunate enough to get there,
would work in the interest of the ticket
selected. At this juncture 3 gentleman
brought forward splendid likeness of Gen.
ersi Grant, which was hung in front OF the
chsirman's desk amid trmenduous cheering.
The vote ON the motion to vote viva voco
resulted: Ayes so, nnyes 81.
Mr.. w. S. Morris, chairman Of the COM
mittec on resolutions, then submitted the
following:
Your committee on resolutions beg II
to submit the following report on reso,
tions:
Resolved. That the Republicans of Sedg-
wick county in convention assembled refer
with just pride to the past history Of the
Republican party in its administration of
national, state and our county affairs, and
while suffering defeat at the last national
election on account of the unequal distrbu-
ton ofthe political rights of the people
brought about by the Acknowledgement Of
the citizens of several states by fraud and
intimidation, yet we are still confident that
the Republican party, advocating now, as it
has in the past, the purity Of the ballot and
the right Of every citizen to the full enjoy
ment of the elective franchise, will again in
1888 assume the control of the national sf-
fairs.
Resolved, That we in common with the
citizens Of the nation recognize in the death
of General U. 8. Grant. the loss of an emf
nent Statesman, pure citizen and great
general whose memory will ever be cherish
ed with profound reverence by the Ameri-
can people.
Resolved. That we pledge ourselves anew
to the time-honored principles of the Re
publican party.
W. S. MORRIS, Chairman,
A. II. CARPENTER, Secretary.
After reading of the resolutions it was
suggested that some of the delegates elected
to the convention were not present and a
motion to Gil the vacancies was adopted.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
GOl had GnInnnnY

About ! o'clock this morning an
officer found John Brown, colored, ly-
ing on the steps of j. X. Killmer's 3
undertaking establishment, Ninth and
French streets. sleeping of the effects
of an overdose Of whisky. He took
him to the hall, and when he was ar
raigned before Judge Cummins plead
guilty to charge of drunkenness, and
was hued 81 and costs. He afterw ards
told the Judge that he had spent the
evening with lot of white fellows,
" no had treated him until he was drunk
and then left him 10 take care of him
self. The Judge warned him about
going into such company, and told him
L ne would let him off this time II he
would pay the costs, 81 20, and promise
| to keep away from white men hereafter.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
RepOrteu Arrest,

On inquiring at the police Office this
we were informed that the
arrest of two young men residing In
Fairville, on the charge of having
robbed Milton Nichols, Of Unionville,
Chester County, Pa, is entirely un-
founded. Mr.. N, we understand, says
that after purchasing o load of water.
melons, peaches, ETC., sent hi, man on
ahead with them, and he afterwards got
in q wagon with two young men, who
bad delivered load of hay in this city.
On coming to the Columbus Inn on the
Kennett pike they all drank pre;ty
freely, after which they proceeded NJ
the pike. On reaching the Lower
Brandys inc Presbyterian church they
kicked him out of the wagon, gave hiu
a good beating a3d robbed him of hil
watch and $50. On Wednesday morn
ing he came to this city aud reported
the mater, but thus far there has oeei
no arrest made by any one, 30 far as VI
can learn.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Insured.

The house belonging to Michael
Lynch, situated in Centreville, destroy.
ed by ID ire on Wednesday mornisg, was
insured In the Farmers Mutual OF the
State Of Delaware. for 81 $50, it being
valued at 81. 500. On inquiripg through
the telephone this mcrning of Mr.. Col.
quhoun, II anything was known OF the
incepdiary, we were informed that no
suspicion attached to any one that he
knew of, hut whoever set il on fire did
it right. 1t is said that the property
h ad been rented to parties at Yorklyn,
who paid $40 TO bind the bargain, and
that they were about removing to 1t on
W ri jpesday, when Mr. Lynch met
them on the road, informed them of the
tre, and returned their money. 1t is to
be hoped that the incendiary may be
arrested aud properly punished.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
trouble in the bourbon Camp.

RICHMOND. Va, Aug 10 There is a
stir here to day over the announcement,
that s. II. Newberry, and Others OF
Massey's friends In southwest Virgins
will not support Fitzhugh Lee for Gov
ernor, and that the Borrbons will
quietly scratch Massey's name from
their ticket, 30 as to Insure his
defeat for Lieutenant Governor,
because they fear that he, ss
President of the Senate, may have more
power when the election of United
States Senator comes ON than they dare
trust him with In the event that the
Repub leans control the House of
Delegates. which is almost certain. The
Bourbons have never recognized the
great service done them by Fulkerson,
Newberry, LyCrook and Massey.
Mr. Massey recently said that his
friends were opposed H. HIS going into
the Bourbon convention, that FItzhugh
Lee could not explain the debt
question to the people and that the
Bonrbon party could not be trusted
with the enforcement OF the Riddle.
berger bill. Yet, In view Of the proba
BILE advantage he would have as Piesi.
dent of the Senate, Massey accepted the
place offered HIM On the ticket.
He is not safe, however and his friends
realize II. There is trouble brewing in
the Bourbon camp, while the Eepubli,
can cand idates and State canvassers are
making splendid progress among the
VDfara
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Personal.

Sheriff Ford has 80 far recovered
from the injuries he received on being
thrown from his carriage, nearly two
weeks ago, as to be able to venture out.
Secretary Manning has appointed
J Jesse G. Jemison OF New Castle
TO . position in the cabinet room in
the treasury department at Washing
ton.
Wm. T. Enos, who now resides In
Philadelphia, called on few of his
friends in this city tn day. Mr.. Enos
has been greatly afflicted for some
years, his sight having been no greatly
impaired as TO to prevent him from en-
gag ing in any occupation whatever
We believe he still retains hts mem ber.
sbip in one of the Odd Fellows lodges
Of this city, of which be was an active
He learned his trade in the
Journal Office with Porter & Naff, and
was afterwards employed in this office
for several years, being At that time a
very Efficient reporter as we'll as an
expert printer.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Good wora for a wiininK tOnisn

The Richmond State, in referring 10
the game of base ball between the VIZ
ginia and tae Norfolk clubs on the
grounds of the former on Friday last
paid the following compliment 10 Hlg'
sine, n W Wllmingtonian, and memO Der
of The Virginia cub
Higgins also did Aome fine BAT ing,
besides excellent fielding, as the assls,
and put out columns will show. Anu
inst here we wish to commend player
whose praises are but seldom sung
This brilliant second baseman 10 one W Woi
the best in the profession, and woniu ,',
add material strength to any club hls
work this season, both in heldin2 anu
batting, will justify all the praise tna,
may be given him. He is a careful anu
conscien tious player, and the charge
that we have seen Drought agains, soine
players cannot be- truly said OF nim n.
that OF " throwing off games ne
goes In at all times to win. we h"fe
seen no second bascman this staeon
who hos played the position better ;, Una, :
he. Some may play the position WV.
more sty le and have more fancy ac'i9n' Ii
but for solid and faithful WORK iis
gins has few superiors He means Due,
meas all the time. He Is young 70.
and in time will rise to the top Vi Wv
pro tension
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Person al.

Henry G. McLear has returned from
his visit to Rehoboth.
E.P. Moody, tax receiver, is rusti-
eating in the Catskil, Mountains.
Eek Sergeant Mcbride has ed
his former position in the morocco
factory of VIM. Bush & Co.
Geo. W. Bright offers fox sals 81, COO
five per cont m )rtsage oa property
worth 81 4DO0.
Mr.. Lawrence Messick, produce deal
er, Third street mark" lts gone to
Reading, Pa, and viii 10 ..3seut about
Two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. I.A.l, of the " est
eru Union Telegraph Co, sud Miss Ella
johnson haze aone 10 a .lantic ClCy ior
the coming two weeks.
Treasurer ID. G.. hendig, OF the Ian
caster Rink Company, IL "a this Guy
looking after the interests vi the Will
mington Rink.
John h. Mason, of this city. has been
appointed foreman of the machine
shops of Wm. Wharton, Jr., & Com.
pany, in Philadelphia.
DR. John 5imms visited Brandy Tir c
Summit camp yesterday wifh tIe To-
tentlon ot stay irg to see he cIo~ii &
services.
Charles Lynch, a c1mpoeitor In tht
Office Of tne PliladelpnIs Ledger, +
visiting friancs in this oity aud vi
ciuity
Mrs Edwin Wornal and Miss Min
nte WorIDald are going :Ovi,i friend a
s.. Thomas, C43ada y. o. Monday Ie&'
xEere they viii. Ietaain 10. twoor thEt
weeks.
Prof. ID. r. Hsr.an, Supnriuren,icr
of PuoiiG ScnnG in this city, viii :,
10 R=h0lo.h IN Monday 10 a'tcni ~
annual meeting Ci tu, StAte Tsacher
Association.
John VI. Whitford, william l.. VIII
ford and Mrs. L. f. Jame5 left II
Washington, u. C., last evening
attend the golden welding of the
parents.
Mr. u. Y. Tay Tor. And family tnrpt
home from Cape MBg Po'ntoa v I'd
nesday evening, where lacy have ha4
spending their vacation. %r. rayi
looks hale ani hearty, End as Sroa
as berry.
NJ. Richenherger, Eroprie'O-
Sharp's Hote, this Ci;., - ft:s-tcrtil
the New Columbia Hp.al, Cage La
where ba will remain, .nIaliTG 4
brsezes OF olt ocean, for she He,.t |,
days.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Tor .SaIe-On Account

| VI ioihh hSoAohI OuC SuGllC
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store of D. P. Smyth,
No 81 Market street. The
business has been established for
the past 25 years, and is splen.
did opeeing for one or two young
men. In the meantime, the large
and well selected stock, consist
ing OF diamonds, gold and silver
watches, jewelry, gold chains and
|silverware will be sold at cost
and all who wish bargains should
call at once. Ladies solid Ameri
can gold watches $40 to $22 :;
ladies stem winding Wa.tham
watches $25 and upwards; gents
solid silver American watches
s., $40 and $l2, and other goods
in proportion. Repairing done
until business is disposed of.
aul1.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Mtss Rwaet IN 40.

WAsHINGToN, August 10 For two
months and half Special Agent Chipp,
of the Pension Office, has been engaged
Ia investigating the business OF the
pension agency at Chicago, which Ia
conducted by Miss Ada G. Sweet. Ii
will be remem bered that one OF Com
missioner Blacks first acts on assuming
his Office was to request, by telegraph,
Miss s weet's resignation.
This she declined TO give, and the cor
respoudeuce placed the COmmissioner
at decided disadvantage. Ii was then
determined 10 Investigate her out OF Of.
flee II possible, and one Of this shrewdest
aud most capable agents was assigned
10 the work.
Mr.. Chip has found, as the result OF
his Investigations, that some names
have been improperly carried on the
rolls Of the Chicago agency. Tecbni-
cally, of course, they have been fraudu-
lently carried, but every voucher which
has besn paid 10 NJ ade up In proper form
a. to aflidavit and other details, and
appeaa1 6erfectly correct
IL IL MOI the busineas OF tho pension
agent 70 Investigate frauds unless there
10 . reasonable ground OF suspicion. but
that Of the special agent and the blame
In this case attaches to the department
here and not to Mrs Sweet. In some
Of these cases the pensioners had died
In some the pension had expired by
Limitation and in others the part ties
were Widows who b ad remarked.
In many Of the cases there had been
no payment OF the pension, but The
names had been carried on the rolls
and estimated for. because no inforna.
tion had been given Miss Sweet tha,
they should be dropped. 1t looks now
as II even the investigation would mo-
drive Miss Sweet out of office.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
GouIey aud Tolchester,

FROM indications now Gou,ey will
have large excursion to Tolchester
good one. There is no place within a
hundred miles of Wilmington that can
give a couple of thousand excursionists
more satisfaction and pleasure than
Colchester, and there is no person who
can take au excursion to Colchester
with more satisfaction than Gouley. The
tickets are only ono dollar. tn, distance
- uilea. half the distance by rail and
The other half by steam boat.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
To Mr. CIeveIand.

wAsBINGroN, Aug 19-There is one
S 1uthern postmaster who evidently 5e.
lieves that the Republican party Is only
taking a vacation, and that Is Mr.. j. j..
of East Tennessee. MIR.
Cleveland has sent his resi- iguation to the
Postmaster General, and C oses his letter
as fol lows " Tell Brother Grove that
| don't want this otiice or any other
now II lie wants anything from me
think l will be iu a position to accom-.
mudata him.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Tnrninxinta a egro.

Reports of the turning of negroes white
are frequent, but the turning OF a white
man black is an unheard-of occurrence
Vet such u transformation is reported
from Dale county, Ark, in the person
began about six months ago in spots
tinued to spread and grow darker ever
since, and recently small spots have
made their appearance on his cheek
forhead and neck. The physicians say
there is no record of such case.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
A Further DeclIHe iuI|

The Baltimore Sun slyi y
dence Of the extreme Stsl
the wheat ma. kei 1t nay kl
after a strong opening and q
tive speculative bl!lre ~
sharp decline was caused y
nouncenent that q lot Of
bushels No. 2 red What
posted on the New Ydk E
chanes out o; cOndlt6l, III
seemed 10 thinG tNtie w
wheat In the cOuttiy, iHd y
and New York arts' 8llun
was q perfect rush 70 'e..
advance OF | cent per oasasl
and a futher decline ota
the market c'Osllg a. W
No. 2 red winar weslsn
September 6 elI'srv, agaiaa
tor the same on Tuesday
ness in the afternoon Ss y
mors of financial dlslrai
house in New York. TN /
Chicago from the li,n ilslss y
cents. A heavy decline -
assisted the dupits'ln!l Y
markets at Chicago. Cons]
operators seeming e4''-I'
buy or sell. I
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
A Old Raunder.

This morning Barney Lapiere "Ss shs
fsy... sefore Judge Cummius, on NV
y;rc. charge of drunkenness. barueS ed
Ii "a ne only drank little beer ,anu n@I "a;
lsin down to sleep it off, when the On q,
ce, pulled him in. A sentence oi III N
and COSTS was imposed, and he WI"
probably board IL out.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
closing Of Joanna Hem

JOANNA HEIGHTS, AN
Last DAY Of the menor,bt
song any prayer dawpeiu
ly as and OF It's ptedecaNn
Gracy, of Spring City, lS
ings prayer meeting. shIAv
ed later By an expcrl,tc
under the leadership Of RI.
er'gili, the active pra,s
Joanna Heights camp uss
citation. Rev. L poti., Of
don, preached at .he vu
services to a large cO1(tsriz
The services IL tue ials,l
OF special interest iQ.dsy. 1
noon Rev. j Saln.oH, d
preached TO a arg, and is
ed concOurse Of vCM4e3
NV hat Sha.l | DO TO b hid
The closing exercis,ahia
ed thousand, ol people ilua
ling dis ricts AMI was d I'd
est Many clertynsG ID
addressed the mllti;lis, .nx
procession, numbering IhdVz
formed, and, the ulnspnA
different avenues were liIs
iusl adieu was given TO il
participated il The sara
camp.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Toe NofiTorn on.

Yesterday afternoon boiler maker
named Robert Worthington. employ ed
10 the p. w. & B. Railroad shops, rad
one of his big toes struck with bar If
lr5r while at work, and the nail COM
,,lce'y torn off Tho wound, whicl
"ts very painful, was dressed hv De-
t"ctiva Jones, after which no vas
taken to his hcIne, No. 1921 East
Twelfth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Taken TO Philadelphia.

The ferry boat Peerless, which wa
wrecked in the tornado about TWO week
ago. and brpu -l,l TO F!nr'an x Holun2s
worth's for repairs, has been taken bacS
to PHILADELPHIA, The work having beel
com pleted, AMI will resume her place
on the route between that city an
Gloucestei
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20

The transfer of gold coin from the sub
treasury At San francisco 10 the sub
treasury at New York through the
mails has been resumed. A package
$500, 600 arrived in New York Monday
The amount already shipped by mail ia
about $1l 600, 200.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
YOuua Men's Republican Club.

Go N their moonlight concert do wn
Che hay This evening. Best OF music.
Steamer Brandywine will leave Fourth
street wharf at 8 O'Clock. Street cars
will meat the boat on it's return. Tickets
can be obtained til bost.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
An EIopemtat

For the past three o.
Abraham veasey, j., - " !.
resides at No, S9s ffaEs p.
Ii, ed happily with bis. Dis s,s !
everything in bis poHs' pa., 7 !,
bsppy. Everything went y
unEil last Saturday llsaI
quietly folded her kl..s tent .sN
unknown, but AbE,a,a lt., |,
| grounded suspicious ',s~ n, i,
to Elkton. He bases !. ts' ~
sbe sbe iaI kept house for alo:la 3, n !
10 whom she was Rrsats.l ,:lt.,' y
who now resides in L..".Ii ".il
urday he was in tosu, .s,h, ii d
knU%n kasnsr it it is shreedlg '!''l 'sl]
sse AeePTt has, accepted The Isa| ~
ham lap lis is disconsolate, ba' y X
love for her is 50 eIsail i,s.a
AZ ,,aa,l all ie~l
his aruIs, II size VIA
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
The enfh OF.

To.rlorrow promises to be generally
fair ana warm, indicating local sh' w
ers. Tue game conditions are likely to
prevail on Saturday. The present out.
lock fCr Sunday Is pleasant weather.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
work Commenced.

The work on the new mill on sah snb
Diamond State Iron Company, "n
was blown down few weeks ago, w." q,
resumed o.day, and new bniiains v
frame will be ere cted.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
T # \ EDI1II
"' n'' in'ra str.t, s,;|

, The con'rar, tr,..'a ...''a''li's
Levy, Lryy Cmrt Commit rpr,'.N iaa
a,.a,l.,pa ana lo'opa HYDE pro,'s,a, ''I,,s.i
rgha'i'i.n'' uhnin ~ a pier AID aS Nv 10 %
%,ssj. Mr.. ic ,yae'i, d
sgandly r s,,, criticised 1'a' 4, t;.t'a tS;.at'a
authority aon.y in giving or, M, ,.',' .s
Ila',tact as .n,,. under the head s1' y " !
snes rae ssfasts NJ :t to be iptrvi,,ra y
en'e t;,,,a to the affair, and ,,sss .ssss
nai Ihr amount approp,i,,., ,t, n
naIy ',aiy' si5 81 a., no6 the !, a'idre, in,s|
s1,olS ,ta E,'i VII bs left afts, d. ~ !,
these .,' circaus;ances q y .n's,,, vS,a'
.lany .lon u may be expecttd frs~ fppn's| NJ
ple% M,aa osrs sr OF the Levy CO C9M
n,ck aa1. man persistN in spiS, vI, y
.I contract, he viii no douss v Y
uch opposition, arl p.S ps,S,''
,rac, 2, he has made nav i.' \ n
o., Ty me body Of which iss,' !
Ih9neh Mr.. Hickman /, WI
the subject, ii is o,lIs,s, :, sa1 "!
ten'lon is u settle The di,,s,.1 ,a.I
as 70 where the bridge cTs s's| \
nana shall be located ""
When he gets the pie, ,J|
ment built, and he Ir', - ~
upon them the Levy Cocr y
then locate the BRIDE 4
point but will proceed /, u,s
pairs on the other side, spi h
Dc but a step more b ,s,'
draw to reach from pls, I h \
said that Mr., Hickman MI
bridge at this Place tocn, ~
aud it is thought tha, ,t.Ds'
nent is but the comnA,N.,.
building OF an eDtira rsyI hi
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
IslIeD 10 ,oI

Thomas lfrsmon', =. M
shine" colored' ~so so,r r,1 10,
New Caste l.li q s.,I' s.i,, mii
default OF ball iCr ill'-'a ~ 'a,,II
carrying a concealed ,I, ~, a,l
bs,' bas been identified o 81 I'd jes|
wanted vrS ted in Camden, ~ wv r.n]
charge Of cruelty y !. 70 ,assp \, y
on Tuesday he was w,,s,sd .S1t thii 4
Tn for trial. 1t Is aIless1a aIl.ss.a ttbs,,
months ,ol ago he CuIu,u n,n, m lS,tsI
the body IN a sEoIA G Ai'DDti,halI
red hot poker, anu anu a ar,piig
work by THROWING. I..nI - ~
over her. a, a was,Ij a. fsj, slil1
known sl" ti OF 1is is ; yss ct..,''iI'i1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
sv,,ifor Dal's1 s.1
Edward TIIloh, n 7 \ ,,r,,L

Edward TlIion, i,,l,,-,r ,trs's
a. No. s E4st fTu't ia 10 in't,i
.:.'s!, :,,i H. E ne 's.:::si sss:s,y +, !, 4
had had teen aTrt''sad sad :, would :
&: :; :;':tt AZ: i: {: +: 5: <; e, $: &:
he desires 10 c.n'Gajs ... At jslo,@l j
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20

Fem & Co.'S thermometer Registered
yesterday 90o at 3 p. m, 76o at q p. M.
and 700 at 10 y. N.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
:. coal nsn 's,,s|

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Special Attention Given to
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Lucrative Investments at
Popular Rates OF Interest.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
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