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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05
rLOrsAnl.

Block Bros, have removed 10 7ei
Elm street, next door 10 Bauman's
The "shscus" IL coming.
Fresh oysters Delmonico.
Fears d Jones, school supplies.
Yesterday was pension day.
Don't forget Bsrrett's great railroad
show.
Tho teacher, meeting promises to be
. pleasant affair.
II you love oysters 20 TO tho Del
monico restaurant.
Only 80 cents per dozen by tho can;
Oysters; Dolmonico.
Big stock school books at Fears 4
Jonos, Cos Main street.
Tho knights Of Labor wore a fins
looking body Of mon.
It's rumorod that q now gas COM
pany Is organizing horc.
Tho street parade OF Darrelt's great
show Ia worth seeing.
Tho watermelon wanoth and the
small BOY issoro at heart.
This Delmonico has the flrst oysters
Oh the season, at 70 cents can.
New atylea ladlss' hand satchols and
purecs, ut Trunk Factory, ~ Film
just trya bottle of Or. scotts Cocoa.
IRON and Phosphorus. For sale by ali
The Jewish synsgoguo hos beou
thoroughly ovorhauled aud GENERALLY
Improved.
20 to Tcnison Bros, opposite San
GERS Kim street, for your harness
saddles and whips.
| Attcnd tho reception r,vcu Inv IN,
tenohors OF Dallas Academy ON Satur
Gay next, nom 4 70 y. m.
| Professor Max INuts will hav,
charge Of the Latin and a,errs,
CLASSES at the Dallas Academy,
| 0Take your little ones 70 see Barrott,s
great show, which will EXHIBIT hors
next Saturday, The i2th instant.
The Leclede hotel Of 81, Louis. 1,
one the best kept hotels In The Routh
IL 10 . favcrite resort for Texans.
vshloles Of every description An,
otyle are 70 b l0uid q the 1afeo n
poaitosy ofths Weir plow company.
| BllllnGtonS psiose cannot b
| NaeoBebes' ta6lss, iAallss bs6s>eSil
n1, - nannl6n eo,,elu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05
DALLAS Public I.ibra,x

a lawn party for tho bench, of The
public library and free reading room,
Will DO given Thursday evening. San.
,ember 10th, al. Captain Henry Kel.
lers, corner OF Ervay and CorsIcsna
streets. Liberal pstronage.is soiic,tas
gate lee, ~ cents, Ice cream and cake
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

Every firet-class dealer sela opera
pal cigarettes. Avoid injurious imi
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Young and MiddIe-Aged Men
A SURE CURE.

Tho awful eject Of early vice, which
brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind and body, with all Its awful Ills ~.
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUMP.
Tt0 ses n or TapNaSn o. me
so MUCH TO BE FEARED, Lack Of Idess
Sadness of Spirits, Ugly Imaginings, I'M.
like 10 Social Life and BroOding Melan.
choly.
MARRIED MEN, or those enter,p,
ON that happy life, aware of Physical ia.
irregularities, quickly assisted. II
NO MISE1LAA.S UsED.-Youpg peopla
losing their health, and spending Tina
and money With those unsktlled and IN.
qualified 10 treat them, causing fatal an.
orders TO the head, throat, nose, liver and
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED.
LET nor FALSE MoDEsTY deter W,
frnTn calling pt once on
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THE TEyAS LAND { MORTGAGE COMPANY

LOANS MONEY ON
Gooa real asteae security on long or
nhort ume ut reasonable rates Of In.
terest twiTnour uonNIssIoHl. Won
doris lien notes purchased, AND An.
RANaENEErs CAN DE uApE TO EgrAy
LOANS ny tESTALl.&ENTs ~ pgsiRgD,
Apply direct 10
q. u. WFLLEsLEY,
Geueyal Manager,
once IN Merchan'r' Exchange. pNlsA.
Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-05

Ero ana rcn Europe 2! lowest rate.
ana mr er information, Gall on % eddrsss
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
seoerai raseenEes AEsph Galveston.
Ticket A sSat Da lac
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

CHRIsTLANA, Oct. 2, 1886.-Rev. j.
II. dwell, ID. D., president OF
Newark College. will preach in Christi
ana NJ. K. church next Sabbath, the 4th
inst, at 10. 80 a. IN. The Mite Society
of this church Is in flourishing con-
dition. Notwithstanding the work
which has been done in supplying the
neat and beautiful parsonage, making
1t pleasant and comfortable for the oc-
cupants, they have also helped nobly
towards improving the church property
The basement is nov greatly improved
in its general appearance, having been
thoroughly cleansed and painted and IL
a most pleasant room for Sunday schoo
and prayer services. 1t has always
been remarked and 1t IL true that tn,
ladies are the best workers in the
church. The trustees OF the church
are making earnest efforts to free the
church from financial embarrassment,
there being o debt because Of recent i'm
provements. Salem and Ebenezer ap
pointments are tiourishing also. Al
Ebenezer our protracted meeting will
commence October 18th and the Sd
quarterly conference of the circuit vii
be held the following Sabbath, the 18th
at Ebenezer, when there will be al day
services he'd, 70 which we invite all tC
come and join US in having good
time in prayer and praise and working
for the Lord. j. ID.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

The tenth annual session Of john
Hopkins [ University in Baltimore, open
ed on Thursday. President Gilman in
troduced Archdeacon Fsrrar, who mad,
an address upon " Education" He
spoke of " the American private NUM-
ficence, which has estabi ished so many
institutions of learning without any
Church interference, and OF the differ
ence in the additional system OF En-
gland and America, and accord ed TO the
latter high praise for its reater approach
to perfection. In later years the En-
glish system had greatly improved, and
mum bers Of The institutions give full
honor 10 every branch of clsesic aud
scientific study instead of only that OF
Greek and Latin. He spoke Of the dis
covery of electricity by Franklin, which
had been utilized 80 that one continent
can speak TO another. Science had be
gun in wonder and will end In won
| der
The arch deacon will lecture at the
Opera House tonight, AID the Wal
mington public will have onance Il
hear him.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
TH|R D EDITION,


The annual II esting Of the Board OF
Trade wac held last evening, and
after accepting Treasurer Bradford's
annual report, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year;
President, Washington Hastings
yice-pre ,ident, George W. Stone
treasurer, James Bradford; secretary
K. A, VanTrump. The annual assess
nlept was fixed at IS for the next
twelve months, aud all bills OF the
board were referred to the secretary fol
collection. A bill of the Wilmington
Coal Gas Company for 80 cents was
passed. An invitation to attend the
opening OF the North, Central and
South American Exposition, OF Novem
Der 10, was received and filed.
A memorial from the Committee on
revival, of shipping, OF the New YORK
Maratime association, relating TO the de-
cline OF American shipping was read
and the Secretary was authorized to ac-
knowledge the receipt of 1t and to ten
der the CO. operation of the Board. The
circular gave the decline OF American
shipping since 1862, between which
period and 1889 shipping had declined
nearly a million dollars, though the
population had nearly doubled.
1t proposes petitioning Congress- u
grant 80 cents per ton for every thou
sand miles travelled by vessels. either
steam or sailing, engaged in foreign
commerce, and built and owned In THU
country. After ten years, the gratuity
shall be reduced ten per cent. annually
1t is In this way proposed TO meet th'
strength of other nations IN naritlm'
pursuits, and the present is declared u
be the time for decisive action.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
street Car KIM Into,

Last evening about fifteen minutes
after six o'clock, the Friendship Steam
Fire Engine ran into the rear platform
of car No. 20 OF the Fourth street
branch of the Wilmington Passenger
Railway.
The driver Of tie engine was mnch at
fault, as he started the horses on a run
down the Fourth street hill, and being
on the track the horses went at terrific
rate down it. The driver of the car,
Elmer Mcdaniel, bearing the engine
behind him, whipped up his mules, but
it was no use. and the engine overlook
the car between Poplar and Waiaui
streets, and the rear wheels of the ap
psratus struck the platform with q
severe shock, bending it over aud
breaking all the glass in the rear aut
front doors and cracking the side win
dows. MIS-. Morris w. Smith, OF G3i
E sat Sixth street, was in the car at til
time and received severe nerv Il
shock, and had to he carried into kuh
mans drug store, from whence she va
shortly afterward removed to her HON
and medical all summoned. She
now doing well John Wise, coz
merchant a, Thirteenth and Mark,
streets, was considerably joited by I'll
accident, but received no serious il
juries. No doubt serious accideI
was averted by the presence of mind {
the car driver n running his muie
thereby enabling the engine to turn OF
of the track and not hi. the car squar
The engine also ran into an Adam
Express wagon
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

The Citizens Loan Association held
its 10Th annual III setting last night and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year
President James Bradford; Vice.
President, w NJ. Kennard; Secretary
and Treasurer, John X Bradford.
The following ars tAe Directors: Fol-
three year, Daniel RI Kent, David S
Lofman, ", L Beatty tor two years
Charles McCIoskey, 5. Jersey, John p
Taylor Tor one year, Charles w.
Gouert, S. w. McCau.ley, Horace H
Wilson.
Auditors, Arthur II Brown, Edga-
A. Finley, /. h. H1iteGktr.
The receipts # tn Association dur
ind the year were $40 JGi 10, and tt,
assets $l7S, 972 g.
The 4.h series, compared with las
year, was worth IN value Sl73 30; il
1884; present va .ue, sl96.47 5.h grade
$751; 65-Sl7.. Is . h grade, $50 %
$15l,l5; 18th grade, Sll0.4l-Sl3o %; 81
grade S91.40-Sll0.l0; 9Th grade, So, Al
SILL 10Th grade, 81. G4-$73 - litf
grade, $40. 8j-sj6. 81, l2,h grade SIS II
$40 70; l3'h grade, $l2.54-t e.. IA "a
grade, ST.. 81
The Whole nun Der of al ares issued i,
1854, present nun Der 1876 ustsl Il ; q.
unused 925,IGl.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
Co,Its,opOn,ne Delaware.

GA Wednesday night the Rldsway
Pare steamer George II. Dohnert, be
,ou cling 70 Jacob +. Ritgway, collided
with the schooner Sallie f. Ludham oil
Philadelphia, on the Delaware river
OBJ 5site Eigemoor, and a young man
naIued Joshua jefferson, 1S years oil
age, residing in Philadelphia, wa.
knocked over board and drowned.
The steamer WAS returning to Phlla
delphia with load .of excursioniki
employees at Ridgway Park, who had
BEEN spending the day at Pennsgroye,
aud the sch ooner was on her way down
tue river, having cleared from Phila-
delphia for Richmond, Va. with a load
of coal.
The steamer was running ciose in Il
the shore az full head, when IL was
struck by the schooner, which cut hel
way through the upper decks TO the cen
ire of the steamer aud knocked hel
smokestack over. The wnole uppe
deck was wrecked, an i:every stanchioi
supporting 1t was broken OIL. Tha
part through which the Prov of the
schooner ran was reduced TO fine
kidding wood, aud about ten feet o
the ssarboard guard rail and enlwarks
were carried away, although the hui.
was nor at all injured.
Some OF the patent boiler covering
was broken off, but the machinery wa
not seriously damaged. The pilo
loose was completely demolished an,
the upper deck being deprived of 1t
support settled down until there wa
scarcely room for the pilot to turn hi
wheel.
The steamer was lowed to this city
and will be repaired by the jackson !
Sharp Company. The schooner wa
but slightly injured, and Nes beaches
until yesterday morning, when 1t wa
towed TO Coopsr's Point for repairs
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
BnYnes Sentenced.

The Baltimore Sun to-day says In ref
erence to the Barnes-Brown murder
case, Cecil County, Md:
In announcing the verdict In the case
of Charles 7. Barnes, indicted for the
H. urder FLAMES L. Brown, Judge Rob-
inson said to day "After deliberate
consideration OF the case, we are OF the
opinion that the plea OF insanity has
not been sustained by the evidence.
At the same time we are satisfied that
the prisoner was In such state OF mind,
prod uced by excessive drinking, as not
TO be conscious of the consequences OF
his act, but drunkenness 10 no excuse IN
the commission Of q crime.
" 1t IL the deliberate purpose TO take
| life nth = full consciousness OF the con-
SEQ uences of the act that constitute
m urder In the first degree. In this case,
| the prisoner some time before the homi-
eide had been drinking to great excess
and W ~ drunk ut the time 1t wAs CON-
United. There Is no evidence TO justify
us in finding it to be deliberate and
prsmeditated murder.
1t is the act Of . man TOO drunk t
realize the effect and consequences oil
the crime committed by him. Al
drunkenness is, however, no excuse IL
cases Of this kind, while acquitting hin
Of deliberate and prem editsted murder
we ind him guilty Of murder in thu
second degree.
The Judge then asked the counsel o
the prisoner II they hal anything TO "a.
why judgment should not be rendered
They making no reply, the judge pre-
ceeded I" In pronouncing judgmen
upon the verdict the court would TAX
into consideration the previous goo
character of the prisoner.
All the witnesses testified that prio
to the time he became a slave TO the uI
=, fortunate habit of drinking he was
kind neighbor, kind and affectionate I
J. his wife and children, and enjoyed th
lgood opinion OF all who knew him.
9 Ths facts. when considered in con
nection with the condition of the min
of the prisoner when the murder WI
committed, together with the addition;
i fact that we are about TO pass ssntent
. upon him for the murder OF Jam'
Arthur Barnes, committed about Il
same time, has induced us TO senten'
y him for a shorter time than verdict
u murder in the second degree would o
y dinarily demand"
" BARNES was then sentenced to sew,
- years imprisonment for The IN 1rder
Brown and the same time for the mu
eld der Of his son, James Arthur Barue
making Ii years in all.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
DEATHS,

WEIGH -On the LIST inst, Willie, son O.
Jacob and Lucy WEIGH, aged years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted to attend the funeral from the residenc,
o! his parents, at Marshallton, on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Services at the house
lnterment at White Clay Creek churci
cemetery.
| daughter Of Matthew and Mary Ann Pink
e'ton, In her 3lst year.
Funeral on Friday, the ID inst, ~ p. N.
| from tho residence OF her father, Matthew
| pinKert0n, 1873 Lincoln street. lntermen
at Green Hi cemetery,
Rec JE-Suddenly, on the s0th OF Septeu
Der, Vim. Rocco, In the 18th year Of hi
age.
| Funeral from the residence OF his daugt
ter, Mrs. ID. J. Weyl, No. T. Second street
On Friday afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. Intermen
a. Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
DOS.

Order your coal from Pussy Walton
foot OF Fourth street.
Choice family GOAL under cover d
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
For good coal 90 TO Bush's, French
street wharf.
Solar Light Double Heater and Cy-
clone. The Schoen Heater and stove Co
Delaware grapes are being shipped
from this State 10 Boston.
Alcock's Porous Plasiers, l3 cent,
IA N; two for % cents, at Tay lor ant
Fullerton, BOZ King street.
The eighth annual exhibition OF thu
Delaware County Agricultural Societ,
opened at Elwyn yesterday.
The cheapest store in the State to bu,
trunks add val.see, is at 5o3 Kin.
street. Try II.
Silver watches Of every description
Prlces positively the lowest. Millart
4. DAVIS, No. e. Second street.
Cold watches at the lowest possibl
| prices for cash or by club system. Mi
| lard +. Davis, No. 9 East Second street
John Thorp, of this city, has pun
| chased Of Mrs. c. V. Nields, of Yves
| Cuester, fa.i her furniture anu unutl
taking business and has removed I
| that place
The Jury az Elkton on Friday award
ed s. 600 damages to Mrs. Rin9land, a
elderly lady, who had brought sni
against the p, w. 81 B railroad for b,
| ing pulled off car with violence by
| brakeman
The B.thel NJ. + Church az Pivc
Bridge, Cecil County, Nd, having bee
thoroughly repaired, will rs re-opene
on Sunday. President Elder Hin wi
| preach ut 1890 a. M, the Rev. Adar
+tengle will preach a. r. NJ, and Re,
| /. W. Lay field at 80 z. III.
John T. Hopkins, a colored laborer q
Eigemoor, formerly OF PerIyvills, Md
accidentally had his right eye torn or
| yesterday, and was internally Injuries
| After his Wounds had been dressed b
DR. Draper hs was sent TO the hospits
| III Phiiadel phia.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

Hhure" : chuT'h f'esd
oFi.'i"ut sc,ne a. evening, y
SION pe'hs the marriage Of Mlsl
eauRn'ef u q ilFti hatts ~ lhis|
ar James DA'.el'' OF W-s' \
ne ceremony was performed
nv ~ ,'-' hiHhvp Lee. ana tie
Wa 'l!fd VI Il ne Trends And
.. .ne ofl1e anu go H. !lTes|
u u '"e'5 "e'n e'ev.eu III iFoa:|
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
WARREN WOOD,

HOME tn lO2 EAST FIFTH STREET.
" lfyou want this hle overland tea, l02
Is the place. Une lady sent tom Florida
for this tea lust sent 800 miles fer TINS tea.
1t must be coed. and you have 1. at your
door. Come and try II. You will never us
any other. " e haze The whitest Hour, and
the bert tea and cUitee In this city. Our
coffee Is cleared In tho roasting. and saves
time and temper We have that me ely
X Is the wonder Of all that buy it-four
pounds fo- rs cents L is pure and healthy
!Jt children II IS cheaper than Syrup. We
nave crlnbsrrles. three quart Tor rs cents.
quart. Wera lots ana lots OF good
bong - tlis week. You can mad Just what
} van. N the n,u excepting limo. We
have rooms NJ Gems that last week were
ceals aud ,o;s q goods lus: what you
wait Cone to %. Last fif.h street
o4it' T. NJ WIEx.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
A haDge.

John II. Balance, who ti'y !
carried on o mOrOC o iaci0'y n
Marke, street, visited thu
Thursday, aud after a c1nfefe1
James Scott, President Of tue
Scott Morocco Company and
left for OK ford, Pa. He IsEo1
dent Of Cincinnati, Ohio. N
wife are IN iking a 6liei Vl'l
section III urler to revive az
OF their youthtu, days, and
at the country. Wilmington
is not much Ike 'ha etyoi h
ago, as it then conlallvG only !
habitants, and II how naWO1
seven times that many
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
BADLY Lluri,

A four year old orphan boy, named
James Mitchell Lewis, who mas bern
cared for at Kirkmau's East End stable
on Third street, accompanied the Iucn
to the marsh yesterday, when by some
means he came in contact with tho
knife of The moving machine, wnioL
severed an artery in hiz right leE. ppt
wound was dressed by Dr. bravo, ~.
il is hoped that il will speedI.y lea.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
Case Dssunissen,

Jacob Bailey, the young colored man
who was held by Judge Cummins tor d
further hearing, on the charge Of taxing
a horse belonging 10 Mr.. Barber, from
the Western Hotel stables on Wednes-
day morning, was discharged from Gus.
tody this morning, there being no evi.
dance to show that ne took the horse
with feloniols intent.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

Prof. Philips, of west Vest, "a d
"I Longitude and Time" md n % We
school room at foii ,sh az" WAS ID
this afternoon, which o, W'' q
formation is impaired arrranesl
som "a highly commentator
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

Perry, the l4.yeac Old son of j +.
Croft, of Odessa, wai.e toying with a
pitchfork, few days ago, accidently
let It fall, when the tines paosed through
one OF his feet. After they were WITT
drawn physician WAS summoned, and
The wound properly cared Tor. 1t In
rapidly healing, and no will be GU. IN a
short time.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

Willie, son Of Henri! NJ
man, is among The mos, .,, aJ1'
nedis.s in cur city, although
years OF age. HI, e!Feh1s
passenger depot eli Tue u.s., y
L. Il. Company, Gu " t'n'
ing, attracted the at'en .'O ,bea|
gentlemen, when cue q.
the courss be de'eFioru; N
found to be l7j yerls' ano Id
tbe lad il was a-eerta'ne td- . .aa
around the the same IN ' ,,i Is'
tins rate of speed a n na'f
Travelled in four ard ., n' Ill
Pretty good for a five yea 49,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
SpectaI M eu,tDu.

The Misses pebble button shoes al
Sl.25, possesses qualities OF sty !e, com.
fort and durability, far beyond what
you would expect, judging by the
price. Come and ace them at tt.
family shoe house, 2oG Market street
VIM. IL. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
A Loss

George Gregg, of Forty
company with his sou, '9oh
and buggy yesterday Al'eta9
proceed ed to Coatesvi!.e, abC,
miles distant. GA the va!
horse exhibited signs ct seA!!
on reaching Coales ho,s., y
Vile, abou, nine O'Clock P, +,
nnhitched him from the yeDl'
he laid down AID d'tl IL 't''
! teen Minutes. Mr.. coa'e o'o'
Gregg to our city, aud IN. al'
down with a mix nan thl' !,
Mr.. & valued the ANNA ~ -,
and the loss IS itit lu''o '''
him
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
I H ED|7|@
AIareessarr

- . Al
Between % aui - re,'nn' e'
, ne. Of The Union NJ ~
met at the pars,nase ~, =,
,atl eVenlna,and Proceeded t tu%,
10 the residence of James n ION
No. 405 West Fifth stree, d, ~
entered without any sp4rial VINE" in
ana made themselves al Son ,n'l
ceremony Mrs. Dawson for NV
surprise was more espeelallv % w..
was canght completely off h., a
put seeing she was in hs
friends, yielded win cnn us
grace TO be the guest Of Tho ne
After the first surprise wa, ov ",
=. W. Pretiyman, on hebait1
friends assembled, presented ha.
a pair OF gold spectacles. "a
token OF the esteem in which ~
held by her many friend. N
presented her a little round h,r
he eaid was for herself arJ : II
but which was not to be onsns'|
morning, thus making a slrnyij
was 10 continue until morning
only be Imagined how Mr. AL
Dawson were sutpri.e,l this M
When they opened the lirtle M
looked down upon the counter 1
an American eagle stanpe.l nnol
dollar gold Piece. OF conr,s
would suppc 81 for An instant N
box Was opened before thi, ml
Mrs. Dawson kindly thanked /
semb.ed friends Tor the aporop,il
acceptable testimonials Of est.s,1
company then sa; down 10 vii
tab cot frult and cak-. A la,,l
iced in beautiful designs, occpd
centre OF the 'ao.e, and bore h
scription, =" NJ. A. Dawson. J
birthday" Floral deeor,tio1
lplentiful and numerous. The
. left ~ a seasouable hour, y,stiI
and Mrs. DaW ron many more \
happiness. 1
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

Jo,eph R ,we, who resides resi- lid d
Sun, Christiana hnp0''H He VA
s ssy Of r. ST. mn JJcsspGs Gn sts,v 1 AZ
the Brandywine LhesS' Of col
i Rowe, who was shGt ., III = ago. 60
Ninth ward a few 's, year, on sand
mains will be inteff'D
noon,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

One of the best assortments of fall
and winter goods of the latest designs
Won will find at l.. Heiss' merchant
Tailor establishment, No. East Third
street, which he will make up in such
STYLES and at such prices as will give
entire satisfaction to the most fas.
ii iious or exacting.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

ID hl.II NAJ.i AT UKAKtS AUt-
l. hYh room tomorrow Saturday. Oct,
.. !A'', az 10 U'clcCk, a, IN, ms walnut
ch"tnuer suiis, Farlor suit, leather beds
D. Issels, lngrdia and rs = carpets. owe etc
Al ire furniture =. a Neil furnished hJuse
mus be f5l;. DRAKE n CO
IL RurtIoneerS.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
MARRIAGES,

me &c, on sept. 2s,h, 1850, at tho residence
OF the uride's parents, in WilmiI Hton, bel
John Taylor, and Dora Kinney, all OF viii
mington. Philadelphia papers plea'S
copy.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

NOR SALE-IO BE SOLD FUn WANT
y Ct e, good strong horse, eight years
Iold, Whrr6ntei : III. ID, KIND. aId geLtle, SUI.
tahla for family use. good traveller. Also
enc ore wagon and one nO-tGp D1g.y and
7drness laqulre 4 JOHN FLiNN, 500 W
seventh ST oct OF q
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
,,.r,n FIRE

The alarm of fire ~ last 8 .l fss
, the p, W. & B. c0l a Sc couple
OF seCoss soon Ss' eesstlinsuish'd 'H'
s > ,oss Of about $50
Daily Republican., 1885-10-02

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