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FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
The floor of the new rink IL nearly
all put down.
The three electric lights on the Odd
Fellows hall have been taken down.
This 10 the kind OF weather we have
been wishing for.
The skating fever is slowly dying out
In Wilmington, and there will soon be
plenty OF skates for sale cheap.
Tonight there will be an orange race,
which will be rather novel entertain
ment.
II you pad your hustle with cork you
will not mind falling half 30 muc hwhen
on roller skates.
Webster and Lavender will have
another sale of horses at Hockessin
about the middle OF April.
Agnes Lee has been granted letters
OF administration on the estate oil
Bobert Lee, deceased.
Capt. Shaw he's taken the restaurant,
under the telegraph building. Third
and Market streets.
Blackiston & Covington have taken
the store at Eighth and Monroe streets,
Anu are prophTeu W ecIi kfoCctioo ~ thS
lowest market rates.
If you wish your thoughts known al
over the city put them in the REPUBLI
CAMS truly and aptly said by one Of
our advertisers.
DR.. Welsh has removed to 302 Tat
nall street, where he is prepared TO re
move tumors, cancers and piles without
knife or caustic. Tape and all otheI
worms removed whole in few hour.
without sickness.
A gentleman, new subscriber,
writes to us: "Please send me the RE
PUBLICAN for year. / take another
Wilmington paper. but want the local
news, and can only get In the REPUB
LICAN.
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n More Peacefn,I

LONDON, March 3O.-Iil
Commons this afterpooo
harrington, Secret,ry d
said that the Ia'est adyio
Sovernment had re,I,l
Petersburg were to lbs
peaceful solution oftbs \,
question was more pron1
any time since the diiHcuI1
tional extensive orders M
TO Chicago meat es,abl
was impossible for EusIl
compete with the Ansi1
ports that hundreds O! tu1
meat had been found 70 M
he said, untrue.
The Marquis Of Hardrl
would prejudice public y
plain fully now the nsatd
Russia. Concerning tAs ?
|para'ions which tavs N
Marquis of Harrington I
gland was uuder certain I
the Ameer Of Aighauisusl
eminent thought il desinI
themselves abe 10 fulhE 4
tioLs should tia occasion I
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DEATiSs.

FOTHERGlLL-AtStf elton, March rs, o.
pneumonia, Henry FSthergill.
Funeral from the res Hence of his brother
in-law, Charles POinsett 1902 West Seventh
street, on Wednesday4Aprill /. Services In
the Union M. L. churdh, at 8 O'Clock, p. m.
COYLE-On the 3oth Inst, Mary Coyle, in
her S5th year.
Funeral from her Iaje residence at No. POI
Monroe street, on Thursday afternoon, at .
O'Clock. Services at the house. lntermen,
at Mt. Salem cemetery.
IHAWKINS-On thu 30th Of March, Huston
son Of George W }and Mary l.. Hawkins
aged years.
Relatives and frib nds are respectfully In
vited to attend th6Yfuneral service at 7.30 o.
clock, wednesday, evening, at al West Sc
cond street, WI, Del. lnterment at Coates
vile Cemerfy. !
IBURKErAn Philadelphia, March 20, p
ChaIdler Burke.
ReI8tives and friends are respectfully invi
teh TO attend services at the house, No. 1888
North Hicks street. on Wednesday evening
vht 7.45 o'clock. Leave Philadelphia, Thurs
day morning, on the TAG train for Kennel
Square. Interment at Union Hill cemetery
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Excitement u

PARIS, March 3O.-M
Cabinet to-day IedgA,
an adverse vote ID tie "
uties.
Long before the bOnia|
ing Of the CLambe; d q
streets in The vicinity nd
crowds Of excited nea, u
came evident that trulss
for the Government WI
Ferry the Premier, ars l
the decision OF re Cablx|
morning, he was loudJH
In the gallerits. Hetat
cd the declaratIon vha !
Deputies OF the Right NJ
feet yelling, " l0Wn vii
while above the din co1
voice OF NJ. C,em,uc1
screamed " Traiion'
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Monday evening Apollo Castle, No 2.
knights of the Golden Eagle held
another entertainment In their Castle
in the smith Building, and 1t was one
of the most enjoyable given. j. l..
Smedley presided, and the exercises
commenced with an opening address by
Past Chief Thomas #. Moreland, follow
ed BY select reading by j. l.. Smed.
ley. George Cummins then gave a
solo and Post Chief II. S. Kyle and
James H. Crabbe select readings
Walter j. Young sang solo and
Messrs Rose and Spear recited the
quarrel between Brutus and Casius
Julius Caesar. Excellent music wa,
furnished by Compton Brothers, and
the entertainment closed with al
original poem by John r. Cook. OF
1.-THE Path of Self Denial"
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F|F 7 h ED|
Den'h OF liar,~s

The nup,a
ers IN q, nu .Ii, friend,
o,slll IN this city vera
p wh;ch on sunday to ben;
s Mnich occurred at sisss]
hh a, ,hs' r "a On salutd,,3
bn t so .ns s,l plsnmonia for I
p nh, ~ T' on, was the Al
stroS co' T.lation D]
S;soase he -, repidly as
tr.das I'll; ile decsasssi
o r es, y, pa .. making
Oran avs " Stolsentuina,
coaob f s,rte'', whers Gs
MAKE, ' aro and Tie
worked for for nov, =. located.
| city hu, 30 we ,1 Or three
family To s,asl 'o,o fsns
| cnn,ed n \, n 5aee''on, Pa, 4
| tern shcn ',On ,hens pOdH}
Sanoh ,aepa' his wife |
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Monday evening =
named w esley, about y
died quite suddenly an !.
Greeley street, and a. v
tended by 4 nhyslfi'11. :!
Coroner was nOtined' y,
the house he learned 'nl s.
had been sick for q W.
dropsy, but bal not aI
attend bin for severn y,
gava a certiilcite 10 ~
the facts, aud Today .l.l ~
TERED in Poiier's fle'l
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An Old Lady Gone.

Mary Coyle, mother of Samuel and
David Coy lie, died at her residence, No.
2O7 Market street, on Monday, after an
illness of six years. She was a native
Of Ireland, and came to this country
with her husband over fifty years ago
and settled in Cbristiana Hundred.
A fter the death Of her husband, which
occurred some twenty years ago, she
removed to this city, and has since re.
sided here. Her remains will be in.
TERED at Mt. Salem cemetery on
Thursday afternoon.
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The Levy Coz

The Levy Cont Of nv
received a comm VI /, o
fcials of the b " I. hah h
protesting Against !, ,u IN
dreds of the county, li, ~,
road passed, ltyyi o.. y
bed OF raid road IOsp
upon the table Inc ss,. .1
quininink Hnpufe nc, ."a,s|
errors of assessiIeit s I'm
S38, aud that on dogs W.
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.rotner Pros

There is a decided op \,
city to the passage :, p e!osts|
of the bill that WI, y :. ~ vS
W. Pritcheltin Once a, ~
BILE. and several rell'O ND
A tran script ofsqaiIe. ri
in the Bellah per]ui.! al|
for warded, and il u I'D
members of the Levy NJ % 4
a reinonsirance as"'
the bill. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

The Equitable Loan Association has
realized profit of over (l0) ten per
cent. for its members during the past
year, and Is in very prosperous con-
dition. 1t is now issuing q new series
of 800 shares and offers a splendid op-
portunity to persons to borrow money
on mortgage. For shares or other in
formation apply to Win. K. Hawkins
secretary, 712 Market street.
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PeFs0na al.

Ex-Governor Ponder, of Milton, Sussex
County, is pay ing a visit to our city.
George A. Steinicken, of this city, Ia
about to take charge Of large drug
store in Washington City, l.. G.
Edward Knight, who was I'M ured al
the ward OF the Harlan n Hollings-
worth Company few days ago, Is
rapidly recovering, and it is hoped that
he will soon be able to venture Out
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spripg UIster Cloths.

We have quite a number OF pieces
that " ere left over, and inst the sty les
and colors now fashionable; as we shall
never keep this stock again, prices are
about two thirds value. The same il
true of muslin underwear, corsets, kid
gloves and many other goods. We shall
NOT spend any money ad vertising them.
You will find them in the Housekeeping
Department In basement. G. WoRRELL,
Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

A meeting OF The "
ence of the Chsrig
philadelphia will eA|
at 10 a. IN. in Associi1|
and Chestnut stress. ~
consideration will ~
Employer and EmplgA]
will be made by Ma "a
Lowell, of New lork' q
ford, of PhiladslPia,
Thompson is also eir.
and an invitation has "a
n representation Of @
Labor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

G. T. d. Collins, 600 Tatnall street
an experienced clock cleaner and re-
pairer, is prepared to follow that bust
ness in all its details at his residence
or he will call and repair clocks when
ever and wherever requested. Give
him q call.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

The Wilmington Clothing House and
fine tailoring removal 10 500 Market
street, win be ready 10 greet their old
friends and all new ones who wish 10
secure bargain to morrow (Wednes,
day. morning in their new place OF
business. Come, We Will make IT to
your interest. Jno. W. Dieiendori,
manager,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Workmen 81 tne .'ar me.
b. & P. Railroad o s,a, ID ID
have completed fish's sss .
other debris OF I'ls IN
the creek by the HUI I, 4
January. The iron - ' h
broken that It has y Sstss
worked over . vi, hniIdsu
use. The hri" q a ar, por
iron span in place s s1ds d" d
the first span VIZ
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FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1851


the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel OF land with n
brick dwelling thereon, situate in the city Of
Wilmington. bounded and deserted as fol-
lows, TO wit:
beginning at the northerly side Of Second
street, between Adams and jackson street, at
the distance Of 30 feet from the westerly eide
OF Adams street, a corner OF land Of Robert
Cottingham, thence northerly with that
land and parallel W tn Adams street W feet
TO the southerly side Of n four feet wide alley
leading from Adams to Jackson street thence
westerly with said eide OF said alley and par.
allel with Second street, ID feet TO land now
or formerly Of Patrick Dillon, thence south
erly with said lard and parallel with the
first mentioned line and Adams street "
feet to the said nor'herly side of Second
street, and thence thereby easterly 10 feet tc
the place Of beginning be the contents VIVA,
they may, with the common use u said alloy
forever.
Seized and taken as the property OF WI
liam Haggerty, sarah A. Hakgerty, sarviv
Ing nortRager and administrator OF WI
liam Hagge.ty, deceased, and I. t., and TO Id
sold by THOMAS FORD Sheriff
Sheriii's Uiii g, Wilmington. Ma CHI 3o,lss5
m3l-ts
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To MY Patrons and Others,

am better prepared to attend to worl
more promptly than ever, with a full
line of latest patterns in paper hang
ings and window shades. We can de-
your work at once. Call and zee oul
latest designs. A B. Jones, 422 Mar
ket atraaf
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A Reported Failure.

1t is reported ON the street to-day that
business man on Market street had
been obliged to suspend, and that il
was not probable that be would be able
to make any satisfactory arrangements
with his creditors.
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Fish.

Mr.. Powell has on his stall In the
Third street market, halibut, herring,
catfish, cod fish, white perch, paddock,
sea crocus, smeltz, trout, fresh sbad
and terrapin.
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vo.ux Mems -

The Young =, Wv = churd
of the Union " N a. al y
this evening, -" n tbe 4
delivered by o'' =, sillh
religious exel'S 'e,soutly N
society has,'bn' t''f ma VI
and already cor "
mem bers. -
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missionary Anniversary.

The anniversary OF tba lonng
Peoples Miss'nf'atN 7oeies!, and the
prashyte,an church will be held this
evening. when Mrs. L. E. Newton, a
rsturned missionary from India, will
deliver an address. A very fire literary
and musical program has been pre-
pared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Over 1900 yards OF car
pets cut off between five
o'clock in the afternoon and
midnight Saturday, exclusive
of the balance OF the weeks
work, shows pretty conclu-
sively that our prices and
assortments in carpets are
right. Six girls to sew and
four men to lay carpets keeps
US going at pretty high pres
sure. One OF our men, a
smart one, too-reports four
teen carpets laid and another
eight from morning until
night on Saturday, and COM
paratively few are disappoint
ed in getting their work
promptly. Carpets were
never cheaper, our sales
never so large. lngrains as
low as IS cents; Tapestry
Brussels as low as SO cents
Body Brussels and Velvets
as low as 81, are prices that
will rather be advanced than
lowered-there's no better
time to buy. w..
Our new China mattihgs
are in and show their sym.
pathy with the reduced pri.
ces of carpets. They are in
white, red check, fancy, anc
jointless thousands of yards
to select from. Why buy
elsewhere.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
1 thursday, APRIL 10. 1855,
MT 10 o'rlock m m


the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land situated In the
town OF st. Georges, Red Lion Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, 10 wit:
BEGINNING at a corner stone OF land latc OF
John Sutton, deceased. running thence by
said land south forty one degrees east 10 3 10
perches TO stone, thence crossing the pres
ent street and by and with land of John
Reese, north bs degrees, east Il 40 perches
TO stone, thence by land OF John Sutton de
ceased, north Il degrees, west 10 bl0 perches
10 stone, and south 8? degrees, west II IL
perches to the place of hey mining, C ntalniug
ono acre and ~ perches Of land. more or less.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property OF Charles II. McWhorter and Az,
mes. his wills, and John 4. McWhorter and
Laura, his wife, AID I. rs and TO be gold oy
THOMAS FORD. Sheriff.
Sherin's Oihce, Wilmln, ton, Dtarch 80. lss6
m3l L.
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nnrs bV,

Though the nF s,s oy ysaa
been built som -, ~ oiHed
s affected Cd BY The ed dry u pSl.
breaking through i II n
IL this the car =, of!bs
OIL 90 OF he oie'D
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Tomorrow promises TO be somewhat
cloudy and slightly warmer Thursday
clear and rather cooler.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Fem q Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday $50 at 3 p. m, $40 AT 6 p. m.
and 400 at Up. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade
z O'Clock 10 o'clock II O'clock
$50 $50 COO
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pro.psotI'e id" -,

Amongst thu man Sortb'
provemenfs ~ D.. po.ldirf1
OF .he city T. l,a y, i eoa9
shops on a pre- brtsruI
sylva,tia aVen" nv RI
DUPONT stree ,nps d Y
In Interested tht .a,lnrGhbsll
purchas "a arc -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

WANTED-A GOD WATCH n,t, lnL
w which good price viii 10 paid a.
py 70 InotI1w to "a. 7. SHARKEY. From,
1 Hn oio'ts Ul3l.l.E
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

WANTED-A GOOD BOY WITH TIN
,vI best OF reference. Apply at JULIiis
oObts Clothing store, No 100 Market 81
in3l-lts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

khOh SALE--CHEAP-A SMAItrnD
- rel Herring Oe's, IRE proof sat. -,
lhches wide. aid 30 inches hivli. In gnnJ -
uer. Address Safe" this Office n'sI'I,. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

ChEkIFF'S SeLt,-BY viz UEOF A
- writ of I'd Plus Levaria Fsclas. TO me III.
rected, will be exposed TO public. sale, at the
hotel ofMRry Dam in the town Of ST Georges
In Red Lion Hundred, New Castle County,
delaware, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 10. 1885,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

nn e1 a, ia IL IA, CuP CASE AMI BAR.
seventh all Lombard streets Ap ~, at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Ef0k hENr-THE WESTERN HorTI.
Fourth an Grange streets. Also No
,snre s'ree!, suitable for barber or res
Third and Market streets. 80 n, - /
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

lWANrED-A GIRL ABOUT 70 o, !.
w years OF aye To do li,h, or -
Tofk IN family Of four Apply AZ utI sss
/ NeiSSs. m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

"h born 500 Nj "A GOOD HORSE, DEAR.
bargain. Apply al ss2 Bennett street m & "a.
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kENNARD'S.

We are rapidly at work
on our new store, 623 Mar
ket street,and until we move
from the ." old-timer," Gil,
we will offer many bargains
in order to save handling and
soiling. No old goods, all
fresh. Linens are heavy
and easily soiled. We have
made large reductions,w which
you can prove by calling:
A, so. SIS, IS, 50, 81, 95c.,
cream and white. Also
Napkins in cream and white
are reduced.
The reduced Spreads are
going fast. A few days will
clean them out. o0c, ST.,
$T.25, $I.65, $2.35, S..
Sacking bottoms tor old
time beds.
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w ANIED-A 8OOU COLONEL vo
West Seventh street. S0"ora, az oil
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rnnL MERS FOX SALE AT 1Og +,
fouf'h street &. II. VANDEVEK
m3l-3L
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w ANIED-A DRUG CLERK Ar0NC.,
fifth and King streets. ' D T. WAKE,
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EfEhhiS EROS. PUBLISH A lHDR
~ oushly reliable directory Of the citt
ha n1 niock DireetsrJ is new feature Of Inc
canvassers are now at work. , ma ne
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

CHERlFF,S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levaria Faciae, to me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale, at To Court
House. on Market street betyeen TIE ,th and
Eleventh streets, 10 the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Delaware, on
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1888,
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oAaIhtDiNd-Ai.sO PLEASANT SIC.
Washington street. Win poard. 600
l-----S-- m3l-3tt
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k'oh hfNT-S HEELWRIaHT SYOt
LYMAN NHwport' Apply to STEPHEN
"Poit bel. m3l-3tdltw
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w an s TED a. TEN CARPENTERS TIA
hink' Fourth and Washington s sne ni si :,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Admission Morning 10 cents, afternoon Is
csuts, evening 20 cents. Coupon tickets mot
transierablel OF seven admissions One Dol
Jar. Use OF Skates at eacf session 10 cents
exD1. SEssIoNs.--9 TO IL H., Hor instruc.
toni 2 tob p. Ia, and I TO 10 z nj,
llo-u II. W. BEARDSLEY, Manager.
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|WANTED-A GOOD GIRL WANTS a
ny place 70 20 10 the country. far uan
307 4. 9th ct apply AT
ulJl-xit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

IVNHE CANVASS FOR THE CITY III.
Il rectory has begun. Don't fall to secure
good advertising space. Every bu sIness man
requires copy Of the book. msl.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

ktoh KENT-A COMPLETE 2ISr0KY
K.itchen, good yard. A good stand Tor n
little store. No. ois Last Seventh street
l' tween ai Pine and spruce. inquire AT No
- ---oe Wv oIleh etIco'. Iunl.lth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

NEW GROOE'IES-HAVIN TAKEN
~ the store Eighth and Monroe streets.
formerly G. ,upied by Isaiah Thomas, and
laid in new st0cs ofgroceries, the citizens
generally are invited to call. as we prepared
70 sell ct The lowest market rates. Satisfac.
non kuaranteed. BLACKISTON & GOV.
lNGION. mao.att
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WIN. B. SHARP.

Fourth and Market streets. Garnet
Department.
, 1885-08-23
THE CHURCHES.

H#"HH.. NLa -
SECOND BArrIsr.-Rey. b. t. Thistle. pastor.
Services At II a. m. and 5 p. N. 2 sunday
school at 8 p. m. yni.1Iirl0 .llfTmlr cod
s.MlE CHuRonEReu ssw Bird, pastor
Services at II o'clock a. m, and 8 O'Clock p, m.
Sunday school at . o'clock, NJ. W, Moore,
superintendent. "Itnno
soUurrni SIDE cosoK Ar1EReS.e w.
n Bonneil. pastor. Services at 9 p m! lEven-
ing subject 81 am the Bread Of Lifel
Sunday school at . PIN, A cordial welcome ex-
tended to all e '
First Presbyterian church-Rey. r.. (. Field,
pastor. Services In the opert house Preaching
atii a. m, and 8 D. m- Morning subject. Are
There Few SAyed2r Evening subject, Moses,
what Is In thy hand?" seats tree. The public
are cordially invited to attend. i rlla
FIRST Observation-Disclosures corner OF Fer
guson and Eighteenth streets. Rey. J 4.
Num-. rator s ryices at II a m, apdsp. m.
Sunday School at Y ;i5 p. m, Rev, J J. Childs.
Of Dies Moines, Ia will occupy the pulpit. A
cordial Invitation extended 20 ali. dv ful
FIRST ooxoRnoArIosAL-comer Hill and
Nineteenth streets. Rev. G. NJ. Sanders, pastor.
Services at II a. m Sunday school at u is
p IN. Young peoples meeting At g AS p m
ordial Welcome 20 all w II. Bonneli will oc-
eupy the pulpit In the morning Subject.
Zeal No evening services.
~, Marks Episcopal CHURcH.-N. W.
cor Ferguson and Eighteenth SITS. Rev. Geo. c.
Risiter. pastor. Services At II am and 5 pm
Twelfth sunday after Trinity. kArly oelebra-
lion Of the Holy Communion at Z 30
o'clock. Sermon and second celebration at
u. Evensong and sermon ut 3. Special
music at both services A cordial Invitation
extended to all. Seats free.
METHODIST ErIscoPAL-Corner Eighteenth
md Ransom streets Rev. d. L. RAIDER, pas
tor. Services at II a. m and 9 p. m sunday
rchool nj the close OF the morning service.
Class meotlng at tho close Of evening service,
A cordial welcome TO al.
, 1885-08-23
Mrs. M, j. Chafin's Greenhouses,

Southwest corner of Eighteenth and
Ransom streets. The Oldest, aud best
stocked greenhouses in the city, where can
I've found a large and varied collection of
rare, blooming and ornamental plants and
bulbs, consisting in part Of Roses, Carna-
tons, Heliotrope. Tuberoses, Palms. Ger
aniums, etc. etc. Cut flowers and de-
signs, suitable for funerals, weddings,
parties, etc, furnished at short notice.
Special attention given to orders by mail,
telegraph or telephone. A large lot OF
blooming plants on hand, which will be
sold at n sacrifice to make room for win
ter stock. Mas. NJ. ]. CHAPLIN, M
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