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Destruction by wnterspouts.

A telegram from the city of Mexico
says: " Details of the terrible loss OF
life and destruction of property by the
the State of Jalisco and at Guanajuato
are still very meagre. All the despatch.
ca thus far received estimate the loss OF
life in the Lagos district at over 200
souls. The damage by the flood in the
city of Guanajuato is now placed at
$500. .OOO."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-11

Next Sunday being the second Sun.
day in June. it W i'll be observed In the
Method ist and some Of the Presby-
terian churches as children's day, and
interesting nature. Children'sday was
established in the Methodist church
several years ago, and each year the Oh
servance becomes more general. Special
collections will be taken for educational
purposes.
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Labor Notes.

The Akron Iron Company, Of Akron
Ohio, yesterday signed the Amalgama-
ted scale. The COMPANY deals almost
exclusively In specialties, and employs
about 800 men.
The plate mill OF the Sligo Iron
Works, at Pittsburg, was running
yesterday with non.union men.
The workmen at Smith, Sutton Sc Cos
steel mill, in Pittsburg, struck last night
against working hard steel for the same
wages as soft steel. The Amalgamated
scale was signed by the firm several
days ago, and the mill has since been
In operation. To-day they refused to
pay the extra for hard steel, and the
Amalgamatsd Association ordered the
men out.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-11

Twenty years experience as practical
paper hangers and wall papers is after
ali the secret of Rasin u Bros success
in business. Their rare taste in select
ing material has enabled them to offer
to the public very fine line of paper
hangings, which are now on exhibition
at 220 w. Second street.
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Yellow Fever In The south.

New ORLEANS, June 10 IA ply
sician of Gretna, just above this city,
reports that q child, aged az years, died
there yesterday with all the indica
ions Of yellow fever. President Holt,
of the Board of Health, inspected the
corpse and found 1t somewhat yellow
ish and the eyes of canary tint. The
vomit was Of a chocolate color. Al.
though no post.mortem was made, the
physicians concluded that the case Is
q suspicious one. DR.. Holt telegraphed
the facts of the case to DIR. Hamilton,
chief of the Marine Hospital service, at
WASHINGTON.
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Nervous. Debi,,tsted Men.

You are allowed free trial OF thirty days Of
the use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric SuspensOry Appliances. for the
speedy relief and permanent cure ofNervous
Debility, loss Of Vitality and Manhood, and
all kindred troubles. Also for many other
diseases. Complete restoration TO health.
vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk 10
incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, with full
information, terms, etc., mailed free by ad-
dressing Voltsic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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The entire front of James Renson's
liquor store, in Newport, Rhode Island,
was blown out by an explosion at nooL
yesterday. After the resulting fire had
been extinguished, search for the cause
of the explosion revealed Rsnson, who
had recently been drinking heavily, in
the cellar in terrible condition. He
had procured keg of powder, knocked
in the head and poured large quantity
on the ground, after which, with razor
which he had taken to the cellar with
him, he emasculated himself. He then
struck q match and fred the powder
and the explosion resulted. Renson
was taken to the hospital. 1t is said he
cannot recover. He was recently di-
vOrced and Remarked. In answer to u
question, he said che intended to
commit suicide and hoped he would
de-"
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NOTES
Grand Reduction

or hats and bonn cts, trimmed and un-
trimmed also fine assortment of
white Milan hats, flowers and all va
rieties of millinery goods. Prices to
suit the times, at M. A. Fitzpatrick's,
3O6 King street.
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Lost.

A gold diagonal cuff button was lost
at tho rink or in going from 1t to 4th
and King, to Third, to Fifth, to Mar
ket, to Fourth, to French, to Second,
to Washington, to Fifth. The finder
will be suitably rewarded on leaving 1t
at this Office.
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A Quarter Of a Century.

CLEVELAND, Ohio.-Benton, Myers
& Co., Wholesale druggists of this city,
say that during their experience of a
quarter OF a century St. Jacobs Oil has
far out t.rivaled in sale and popularity
all similar articles.
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Lost.

A single tree on Tuesday, between
Campbell's shops and the Lower
Brandy ywine church, on Kennett Pike.
The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving it at T. Dolton's store, Cen.
treviile, or at this office.
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A Terrific falp

In flowers, reduced one-half from origi-
nal prices We bave justput in stock
this week full liue of very elegant os
trich plum es and tips in various colors.
Our stock o. tri ed goods you will
find complete an handsome. Untrim.
med goods in largest variety. All the
fashionable an latest novelties in trim,
mings, Please call. Prices to suit the
times. Mrs. r. s. Kirby, 200 King
street. New store one door below old
stand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-11

We have about 25 rolls of mating
lett, aud do not intend To carry them
through the summer. Prices have been
made to sell them. Housekeepers bear
this in mind. Crlnor Il CO., 621
Market street.
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Deservlng of Con n dence.

There is no article which so richly deserves
the entire confidence Of the community as
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHKs. Those suf-
fering from Asthmatic and Bronchial dis
eases, Coughs and Colds, should try them.
Prico 2b cents.
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An HmerGe en- 81.


A few days ago d man with & meek and
humble expsoesion and wea ing a summer
sui Of cloth ss applied to one Of the railroad
passenger agents for a dead head pass to To-
ledo.
Why do you want to go to Toledo"
To git Iasrried7
And yea haven't any monsy f''
Not above twenty five cents"
Hadn't you better be worth your fare to
Toledo befHe taking q wife on your hands to
support 2"
You don't understand the care" protes-
ted tho man. |" I'm going 70 harry q widow
worth at beast $500 and the first thing I
shall do will be to remit you the price Of tho
ticket. Ina poor and the widu4 Knows 1t, but
she Dlarriss me for love.'
He protested so long and earnestly that he
was finally passed down the read. Two days
ELAPSED and then letter wa .sceivei from
him, saying:
Heaven bless you for you. Kindness L
req ched here al right, an ! married the
wi dow according to the program. IL turns
ou now that she isn't worth d copper. In
tb is emergency may l ask yau to pass us
both to Detroit, where have hopes Of strik-
Ing icb .,
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Great Britain.
VERY QUIET AT THE STOCK Elk
ORANGE THROUGHOUT
THE CRISIS.
NOT MUCH EXCITEMENT.

LONDON, June 1O.-The Standard
announces, "by authority" that the
Conservatives, II entrusted by tho
Queen with the formation of q new
N inistry, will undertake the duty.
The chief difficulty encountered BY
the Conservatives In their discussions
regarding the formation OF Ministry,
says the Pail Mall Gazette, Is the prob
| lem what to do with Lord Randolph
Churchill. He claims to have done
much in the work Of destroying the
share Of the sp0ils.
It IL apparent that the older Tory
| leaders regard him as troublesome, and
| somewhat dangerous to have around in
National councils. The Pail Mall
Gazette intimates that polite effort
will be made to get rid Of him, II the
conservatives form Government. He
| will, 1t is said, be requested to 60 to
ireland, If not to succeed the Earl Of
Spencer as Lord Lieutenant, then ~
Chief Secretary. The sort of talk which
is already being applied to the young
leader II something like this /:
You certainly prefer duty to mere
smbition; therefore, you should accept
this difficult and dangerous post. Dare
you accept 1t? If you accept, thens
1 WnobuoN yOu buSCoou OX l0Alp yOu " AA
at least prove that you possess the
great qualities Of intrepidity and self
I sacrifice, which are among the greatest
gifts possessed by popular statesmen"
Lord Randolph is very susceptible TO
ffattery, and ne might prove q great
Irish Governor.
A private deputation OF Conservative
mem bors of parliament waited upon Sir
Stafford Northcote and the MarQuess Of
Salisbury to-day and urged them to re-
iuse Office. The Marquis of Salisbury
stated that If the Queen called them
they mast form Government. He
would support Sir Stafford NortAooto
AZ Premier, and he expected that the
Queens commands would place Sir
Stafford n that position.
The qudetness that has prevailed in
the Stock Exchange throughout the
present cJisis is traoea5le to public be-
lief that the Conservatives must main
tain for length Of tims the continuity
of the foreign policy. A. similar inn
preston ie'nrevalent upon the European
bourses.
LONDON, June 10.-The Queen has
Summoned the Marquis of Darlington,
Secretary ofState for War to Bslmoral
Castle. Itis nCs known whether he is
summoned ~ q represen sative of Mr..
SGladstone or is to be invited to form .
new Cabinst. Lord Harrington seems
to be in NO hurry to comply with the
}snmmons, and has not yet started for
Scotland.
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For Rent.

The stable ON West Fifth street, near
Madison. Room for three horses and
four wagons. Apply at the REPUBLI-
CAN office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-11

Say that we can fill your prescriptions at
az low prices and as accurately as elsewhere,
Please try Beaton Smiths Pharmacies.
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rANCER INBTlTUTE-Prof Kline, in
~ his Lectures, Investigations, Soientihc
Treatments and Immense practice, stands
prominently unrivaled andle acknowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by his great Chem.
lcAl Cancer sntidotes, are recorded. No
knife, caustics, loss Of blood, or fearful treat
ments required In removing the largest Of
cancers or tumors. For particulars send for
tree Treatise, or call on DR.. Kline, 98l Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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soreens, Screens, screens.

Window screens and door screens of
all kinds made to order at Yerger's, 405
Shipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-11

baB0 Ball.
The following games were played yes:er-

The following games were played yes.er-
day;
Philadelphia-Athletie 13 Louisville 8.
Observation-Disclosures 10 Pittsburg s.
Brooklyn-Brooklyn o Cincinnati6.
New York-St. Louis Z; Metropolitan 8.
Boston-Philadelphia Boston, 2.
Pr0vdence-Pi evidence 2; New York ],
Chicago-Chicago 13 st. Louis, /.
BuffalO-Buftal0, Z; Detroit, 6.
Lancaster-J ersey City, Lancaster, 4.
Washington
National........ 0 2 O 0 So
Whining t0n...- ! 0 o o QEl
Trenton Trenton, 8; Newark, ID.
Norfolk-Virginia 3; Norfolk l.
NOTES.
The Wilmington nine met with their usual
poor luck. They made errors to their op.
ponents' /.
Three thousand persons witnessed the
Athletic and Louisville game yesterday at
Philadelphia.
One thousand and fifty seven persons wit
messed the game at Boston between the
Philadelphia and Boston mines yesterday.
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Screens.

Window screens and door screent
made to order at 405 Shipley street So
short notice.
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He kicked ABOUT the weather,
He kicked when il was wet.
He Kicked about election,
And wouldn't pay bet.
He kicked about policemen,
Ae kicked about his bills,
He Kicked about his m0ther-tn-law,
and kicked at others Ills.
he kicked about the cooking,
He kicked about the bed,
lie kicked about his load at night,
And in the morn his head.
He kicked about his whiskey,
He kicked bout his rye,
When he got old the poor fool kicked
Because he had to die.
He kicked when he was dying.
He kicked hard for his breath,
And by continuous kicking
He kick ed himself to death.
He Kicked at Old St. Peter
When at the peariy gate,
Nut Peter he kicked bacK right hard,
And downward made him skate.
So should you ever meet him,
It's almost safe to bet
That up above or down below,
You'll tind him kicking yet.
Using to the tune Of hymn 1901
The Times has burst,
1t has passed p-d-q away,
The great re former OF its day
1t shouted for tho ticket.
And howled itself away.
SOap-soap-soap,
Very soft soap
Carried the Gay
For the democracy.
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To all whom It tmay Concern
0yFIcK OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUeKT /
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGKTl
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE W. T.. July q, ISIS
WHEREAS. BY DIED BEARIN0
w date August ~. 1874 executed In pur.
suance OF an ordinance approved Ausrusf
Is. ls7S the CITY OF Seattle conveyed 70 tho
Seattle and Walla Walls Railroad and
lands south Of King street. In said city Of
Seattle. in. along around and aboutEllios
bay. from extreme high TO extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas, The Legislative Assembly of
the Territory Of Washington. by an Act
approved loyember 4 lS7a ratified and
confirmed mid grant and ndconveyanceupen
certain conditions which have been fully
performed by said Company and
Whereas. Said Act of the Legislative
Assem- bly, vested the title OF said lands ip
said Seattle and WallA Walla Railroad
and Transportation Company. In Zee sim
pie and.
eeced in said grant and conveyance; ands
Whereas. The said Seattle and Walla
Walla Railroad and transportation Com
pany has transferred and conveyed all Of
said lands to the Columbia and Puge
Sound Railroad Company:
Now. therefore, the SAID Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that II claims the exclusive
right TO occupy said lands and TO erect
wharyes and other structures thereon.
and that all persons are hereby notified 70
refrain All ron oocupyins or entering upon
writing, Of said Columbia and Puges
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA & PUGkT SOUND r r. 90
aps Assistant Superintendent
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me posT.lMTEllIcENcER PUB. co.
COUNTY csMMIsssesERs.
prTsH Posr IsTKLLroxscEH

lprrsR Posr -IsTKLLIoKscEH
II ven have space In your vHiuable
,sner. pieasc iuser, the following, a. IL
rsy bring forth psblie view On tne
-sstss. Think 1t the duty, as well ks
- r,aht, Of every citizen TO invite .dis-
"a on any point Of interest to the
saupenwealth, beth local and univer-
ri; snd nov that eur legislators will
soan meet for the purpose Of making
"a amending our Territorial laws.
vouId respectfully suggest that the Law
IA regard to the election Of County
Commissioners DO 80 amended that one
b s,sesed every other year, and for the
Am Of six years. Under suoh system
lbeFe voald always be two experienced
lompjssioners in Office. The oldest In
sfRoe should be chairman counties TO
b divided into three equal districts,
and one Commissioner from each dis
tries, think under such system there
voajd be @ saving Of money. where now
,hsre often is waste. What sane cap
An, wanting q crew for his ship, would
10 and hire landsmen to man 1t. We
kpov Il takes time to learn and know
he roses, and so 10 is sith a whole new
Board of Commissioners It takes
hem time to learn TO know where the
lopes are made fast that shoald keep
be yards of the county square and the
LudItor's warrants good for their face
stkcnt ssraining the utnoee nerve Of
~ and taxpayer. AE r
FLoRENcK. Sept. 8. 1895.
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rns nArNrKD sPRISG.

IL vas q lonely houesteader In the
deep rsc<sses OF the forrest primevsl
which bordess the classic Lake Wssh-
inGton from whom Ne obtained the psr-
tisulars Of this Ger true tale"
Night After night" said he. / had
besn Startled by Q weird, unsanny
vailinR, which seemed 10 prossed from
the peiahborhood Of the Haunted
Spring., which. edged With spoplars
paie,' ID shunned With superstitious nor
ror by the abofigine and rarely visited
by the most adventurous Of the pale
faces. Night after night my faithful
collie SUNK into the cabin qaiverino
With fear. - the dissouant vail shud
dered through the stArtied air. ouold
bear IL no longer. and shoalderiuQ INV
trusty rifie and, leaving my faithful
Watchdog whining piteoasly a. be sav
NE depart for the unhalloved spot,
followed the serpentine trail which led
to the Haunted Spring. picking nv
way over fallen log and rocky boulder
~ the 'struRglinA Doonbss0's misty
light As I neared the locality ths
mourufui cadence of the mysterious
sound rose dtfuily above The souQhinc
OF the wind through the somhe1 plnse.
W. ~ s1c Rsooo oosobiuH WHOM to9 tO0S
wretch leaves hope behind could be
heard more friRhtful sound. Trsad-
ing lightly, | stole unavares upon the
soufce OF the hidden horror. Just then
the moon, hitherto partly veiled in
clouds, shone ost In unclouded bril-
liancy, and thsre In the forks Of Q viii
lev, oiose to the turbid vsters of the
Haunted Spring. bebsld an empty
bottle that had once contained Swamp
Aneefe Rheumatic Cure, the only
known sure cure for rheumatism In ali
Its forms left there BY some one, un-
that IL would Be- TO ne Divine
message OF Q Divine gift, for With one
dollar obtained one bottle from the 8.
R. O. Mig. Co., seattle, Washington
Territory, which entirely cured me Of
he terrible rheumatic pains which I
had bad for thirty yearsr' dw
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rus ,xcas o. eLs.


No man can see Peru without wonder.
ING al the grandeur, the industry and
the Intelligence Of the luca Empire.
They had arts which the world has for.
eottsn; kuovl dRe which the world
seeeR knew; thrift which their oonqner.
- could neser initiate; and wsaltn
yNteh uAde them the prey ~ every 3D.
went1fsr Of the sixtesnth century. Ihehr
tsuples and palaces were built OF hevn
aooe from quarries that the Spanlards
have not been able 30 discover, and the
neAns BY which they lifted blocks OF
Rssnits weighing hundreds OF tons is q
proclaim no antiquarian has been able
o1olse. ~ M@
Iheg knev how 70 harden copper sntiI
= had an edge - keen and endurtnQ -
Ne ansst Of modern steel; they made
osnamsnts Of gold and silver and cat
tsvsls - sk'llfully a. she iapidsries OF
te4ay, and their fabrics OF voollen and
seetou are span and woven a. smoothly
= moderu Icons can make. They sur
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N rInE OF rEaCE pRxPARE EsR
WAR

Sarcely any doubt exists tn the minds
Q! scientihc men about the appearance
ot cholera In this country another SEA
90. The extent and viruleuee OF the
disease will depend entirely upon the
sanitary condition of the country and
We physical condition Of the people.
rsrssns In a perfectly heelshy coudi-
uon have little 10 fear ffom - ap-
pfoach. DIR. Koch, of Heriin. n bib
recent writings upon the subiect, says:
Under ordinary circumstances. the
eacilh, introduced By the mouth. are
esssroyed in the stomach. bst given
arrangement of this organ due 10 er
sen OF dies or other causes, and the
oecillns 10 enabled 10 escape the action
q the asid gastric iuies, and 70 reach
We alkaline intestinal nuid. where u
poiifefates. sets up irritation. diarrhUa.
NC all the typical sympeooas OF cooi-
sraie seixGre.s De Haven's Dyspspssa
vufe Ia remedy that supplies The acid
teas = wanting in the digestive juices
q . adesansed stomach. sample bottles
ne a 4. B. sxxvAar's praa Store.
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We Are going sway, and on wednes-
day, September ID, our entire stock Of
Watches. Clocks, JeveIry, Diamonds,
silver and silver plated Ware, Pianos
and Organs. ssooiA Nuaie Books, v,o-
Inns. Banjos, Guitars and small % asical
eoods will be offered q pablic auction.
These goods must be sold, and it u ons
chaacs in q thousand 70 secure areas
oafRaina krMRAIL 4 SoH,
Jevei~Ts and Opticians, Frye's Ooera
House. auZ dv
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PasrosEs TO MAKE THINGS LIVELY.

wAsHixor.S, Sept. l0.-Assist ant Sec
rstary jerks of the Interior Depart
msus has turned his attention to the
Railroad branch Of his duties. He ex.
prsenes himself dissatisfied with what
b inds. Tho reports from the Union
Paoidc and Central Pseias are 10 hin
most unsatisfactory. He says the sub
sidized roads are being stripped Of ev
srythine valuable, 30 that when the
@ overnment has TO act IL will find moth
ing 10 take hold Of. The neglect Of the
Governments interests in the past, he
claims, has been shameful. He propos
u b sueeest 10 ths Commissioner Of
hilroads syetem Of reports dsnand-
y1g information that will b Of value.
which the Government has right TO
under the Law. For six months past he
can 6nd nothing 10 indicate the floating
dsbs OF the subs,dized roads, and he
hears that Mr.. Adams is negotiating
bonds that the Government should con.
tsol entirely. Mr.. jerks evidently in
tends 10 make shines lively.
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Nxw RArIxoAp CoMfAxY.-ThsMss Mssh-
au.,ni Railroad and luproveneet Com
caev = The side e 3 ncw incofpuroe1sa
frwrd in Possiand. tAs object e ueAee
4 10 censtrucs Q narrow Raec railroad
from the Columbia river. ~ or near the
u,outh Of The washougI rver. Caafk
coanty. W. T.. 10 the Cascsds raees,
"a, Moont Adams, distance Of airy
milea. The incogporasors are sx o0v-
ernor George L. Woods, Hon. 'oen q.
Ni,cheii. Ne~rs. w. Chanes, 2. -.
Thaysr. =. q. Chilssrom. 4. y. nAnn
ton and W. II. Holcnes Ihe cAPsssl
stock 10 tSoo.O0. ia shares Of io'
The principal place Of bosanso u ron
land.-Portlssd Sfasasrd-
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wlDE.AWAO DRuGGssr,

Mr.. A. B. Stewart 10 always alive "a
his business, and spares no pains to o.
cure the best Of every aatiele In his line.
Dc has secured the agency for the csle-
brated Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Coesomption. The emily certain suFe
kn0vn for Consumption, CooQhs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Asthma, Hay Fever, Brou.
chitis. or any affection Of the Throat OF
Lungs. Sold on . positive guarantee.
Trial bottles free. Regular size, 81.
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DAILY AND WEEKLY,

Professional cards. y per month for one
sch, and p per month for one-hAf inch
Locals. B cents Q line for one week. and
. osnts line per month.
Commercial advertising. ~ an inch for
ne week, and u an inch per month
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ADVERTISING RATES.
ROR DAILY.

p-ofessional cards. p per month for one
= I'D a per month for one-hak inch.
Tccaia 10 ents line for one insertion,
a nuse line for six insertions. and 30
- 8 line per month
6nmuercaal I'D dvertisementA, 50 cents an
- - insertion. ti.0 an iBct for six
sssrsinA % an inch for two Nsska, $3.50
- vssks. ssd % per nonth q.
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FOR WEEKLY,

Professional cards "a per month for one
,sch and 81 -50per month for one half inch.
Locala, 10 Genus q line for one Insertion,
a IS cent? line per month.
Commercial advertising. 81 per inch for
,ne insertion. and ~ per month