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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

the Probate tanft rf Thnl ~lan sssas,
l ". Washington feftitufy
IL the matter ~ the estate 81 taaniei NJ
Ward decreased
Notice - hereby giNen that IS slf,as oi
an order ~ safe ,ussie by SAIL i,aft ln the
aisnV" rniiiivd matter 80 the sAh siay Of
prinier. is@t snh a. uF,isf og 80 sale tsasis
Wv said toitti un the al dsy III luae
ls't,, the undersigned. administrator 81
Sai,i estate Wifi on saturday. the tAth daF
~ JulN, lssa ~ un" uelssrk D. n ct the
trout dn"i uf he 'ouN hosssa ~ SAIL fhut
ston county suil iot cash ~ tsttilr a,satlna
~ tho tnsnnef pres"filsd hv Law ip .spai,
vases provided, she Ioilew lag ds sssttssa
real estatn ur So Wuch thereof ~ sssy -
necess,itt VII tbs aauth haif ~ nafih
cast quarter, northwest tttiattef Ut nssfth
east quarter and uufthassi IusFtet ~
southeast quarter ~ ssstisn ~ toe uship
10, north ~ fspEr | west, sltastesi in thuI
slon county, Washington tefritnfs,
ISAAC utuAAt III
Administering ~ tbe estate ~ nsnisi N.
Ward, Deceased.
Dated, Olympia. Washington Territory.
June ~, ises
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-07-10

LADIES who have long suffered
from disorders common to their sex,
and failed to obtain relief by the be-
role old-schOol methods of knife,
causric and supports, should try the
modern common-sense methods of
DR.. Foote, of 12O Lexington Ave. +,
New York City, and follow the ex-
ample of the lady who wrote Janu-
AIRY 6, 1888: ct is simply wonder
full that after a miserable illness of
nearly five Years, in which time / ex-
hanS:ed the skill Of four physicians.
you should cure me in SIX months.
] give you permission to print these
lines in tho hope that they may
lead other sufferers to place then
cases in your hands. Lock box 30,
White River Junction, Vermont.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
DEATHa.

JEAN DELL-Or July 10th, 1885, William
/ M. Jeandeil. aged Al years
| Relatives and lends OF tho family are re
fpectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, Townsend street south
W wilmington, on Sunday afternoon, August
I'd, at2 O'Clock, to proceed 10 kiverview cen o
tory.
WOOn-On July 60, 1885, John Wood, Sr
AGED a years.
Tho reis.ives and fri ends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
| street, on Sunday afternoon, August "a, at 1
O'Clock, to proceed to Riverview cemetery.
IJONES-Suddeply, on the 29ih inst. VIII
bur hodg5on Jones. In his nth year.
| Relatives and friends fthe fam lily are re-
epectfu'ly invited to attend the funeral fr IN
the residence OF his father, Joseph Jones
lila West street, on Saturday, August lat
Services at the house at y. M. Intcrmeni
at the Wilmington and Brand ywine ceme
terry.
the 2s.h inst Marian w
Chalfant, wife OF the late Jesse W. UhaI
fant, In her 10Th year.
| Relatives and friends OF tho family are re-
spectfully invited to attend tho funeral fl ON
the residence OF her son-in-lsw, Samuel W
Neeld, ?30 Msdison street. on Sunday after.
noon at o'clock. Interment ut Kennel,
oemetery.
STlIBER-On Tu,sday, July 2s, 1885. at a
O'Clock p. IN at the residence OF her sister
in Chicago, Ill Katie W., third daughter
| ofthe late Sebastian and Rose Stiiber, and
/ niece Of Henry u. and Annie M. Burgie
and +. Is. +. ana Anna T.. Miller, of vii.
mington, Del, in the 27th year of her ave.
Funeral and interment In Chicago on Fri
day.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Sirstnta's Hoarbon T;cre,

Inc democratic State Con ven;Ion nj
slreitia com pleted its ticket on Thurs.
4ay ny nominating John L Massey for
Lieutenant Governor and RYf,,a
Ayres for Attorney G-ueval. 4 reen.
luton was adopted by D risino vnte
expressing sorrow at the 6eatb os
General L. S. Grant, and sr.titira.;o.,
at the thought that he IN trying honrs
pore himself tow ards the people Of the
ooeth with sucA magaanimitv and
good faith as can never be forgott.n
ana rendering sincere sympathy To hi.
bereaved fam lily" The platform. auont
cd opposes all furtEer asititioa of the
debt question. and Yeiserates the ne
cepf2noe, ase final settlement, OF ths
Riddleberger bill: recon II euds Leqis
latlye supervision OF tho rail-oa.s OF tht
state; advocates continued aid 10 Dee,;r
aad disabled Confederate soldirra. on.
poses the employ mtnt Ct con 7ict laho,
IN competition with free labor: fayur,
deoight-bour la~; maintains tha,
necessary reductions in taxation can
and must be made without depriyiug
american labor os the ability 10 co,n.
Piete success fully with foreign labor
Ell 1orses civil service reform "wLile
opposing the appointment 10 or retes.
ton in Office OF offensive partissns. ~
and com mends President Giavel.pd's
ad dninis;ration, and sp4cialiy E:s &C
ton in removing offensive Fu!eraj
cffi ficials in Virginia
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Grand Reduction

Sugars reduced to 8 and cents gran
u!a.ed. C; 8lbs of choice Rio, 81.
8lbs. of African Mocha, 81; 1oibs. O
Rio, 81 l2lbs. of Rio, 81 5lbs. of San
tos, 81 5lbs. of Maracaibo, 81 ;G!bs, O
Ma!acaiho, 81 our Java, 5lbs. for II
Old Government Java Aba. 81 Peaber
rry Rio 5lbs. tor 81 8sst Laguayra, ,5lbs
for 81 choice Laguayra, 6lbs for 81
Try our l0c. coffee. Our coffee frssl
roasted % day. Imperial, blacks, ia
pan EnSlish breakfast teas, 40c. ID
3ibs. snda, oy ster crackers, 25c. ese
biscuit. los. 3lbs. mic macs, 24c. 3lbs
ginger cakes, 25e. our cocoanut maca
rooms reduced to 22c. our bakinn
powder, lib. glass jars, 30e. large
mackarel, l2c a dozsn rounds of dried
beef, 15c To-. sugar cured hams, 1llIc,
q ID. sugar cured shou lders, SIC "a ib.
preserves in ten pound buckets, SIC q
10. best cream cheese, 2!bs. for 25c.
our flour a: s. 25 per bbl., makes white
sweet a moist bread, roc for 24l5 lbs,
our 25c. brooms, elegant for 22s. a
cans OF Sardines, 25c sardines 5 c.
4 cans mackerel, 25c.
Deverell Bros, 10 4. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Tho Presiae mt TO be rIoor,a

lNDIAEAPoLIs, July SO 1t begins
TO !ook as If the investigation of the
onarRes against Postmaster Jones ynuid
prove, as Vice President Hendricks pr;.
vately declares. simply a farce. The
com mmissioners are taking only such tea.
tlmouy AS is given voluntarily in reIs.
ticn to the accusations against the post.
master, but are exercising their fn,l in.
dicial po wer of investigation into fhe
charge that the examinations of rho
local civil service board were traudT
icntiy conducted. From the renersI
character Of the proceedings it LOOKS as
II the investigation was being diverted
into an inquiry into The conduct of the
local board solely. The only charoes
asalnst the POSTMASTER upon which thew
nave taken any testimony relate TO m.
otsnissal Oh Two OF the registry clerks.
~nose plsees were filled by Democrats
apPolnseu oy ths civil service rules.
Commissioner Thoman rs st,.o,
that he does not believe tb at II ia q ~
'ation of the letter OF the law n ra,,,o',-e
employees appointed under 1be nroN
visions of tho civil service act If ,heir
positions are filed in the s.me way
YET NO admits that it may be a viola
tion oil the spirit of the law. The NM.
Wumps are somewhat disguised oyertha
character OF the investigation. and
prohln Ia sui Democrats, who have been
rAther attentive to Judge Tho;uan s;nc.
his arrival in this city, dscIars ~
whole thing will result in :,n.i,;ua
while the Postmaster hinaat sa.,
70 day that he has 10 r4a.s OF the NJ
hga'ion resulting in h.s renewal Tbn
COMMISSIONERS expect to cemplete W..
work OF taking testimony to morrow
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Daring Robbers.

Last evening William Is. Adams, OF
the firm of Adams and Brother, who
retides at No, 707 French street, retired
1t an early hour, leaving three young
ladies' sitting alone down stairs. Find.
ing 1t quite warm In the house abou,
. O'Clock, the young women stepped
into the gard, and while engaged IL
conversation two of them were auddenl,
seized by two rough looking men, who
dragged them down the yard and oveI
slight EN- bankment The other lad,
escaped to the house, a1d her screams
with those OF the young ladies in III,
hands OF the rufliane, soon brought Mr.
adams down stairs, armed with q
loaded revolver.
| AS he was descending the stairs he
saw man jump into the side dool
from the yard, who ran through the
ball aud out the front door, closely
followed by Mr. Adams. As the fellow
passed out the door he closed Il behint
him, and held it shut for some time
when at last he lst go his hold. he rat
across the street with MIR. Adams, wht
was III bis night clothes, close behinl
MIN. He called TO the fugitive to stop
out as ne paid no attention, fired foui
shots at him, but he succeeded in ma
king his escape.
The two ladies who were so roughly
used had their clothing badly torn, ano
tho arm of one of them was lacerated
oy the fellow trying to tear her brace
lei off. AT or the AFFAIR was over All.
suffered 20 much with nervous prostra
tlon that a physician had to be called
| When the aiaIm WAS given, the two
that had hold of the young ladies
sprapg over the back fence and mad,
their escape down the alley.
Tho girls ray that when they ars
went out into the yard they saw q nar
ON the roof, ami while watching hin
were seized by the men The af'ai
created the greatest excitement in III,
| neighborhood.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
FOURTH edition.
Dots.

Dots.
| Choice family coal under cover ai
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Minthol Pencils will cure headache
without fail-10 cents-Fenn u Co.
Taylor g. Fullerton's Blood Purifier
removes all impurities from the blood
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King strslt.
| One-balf pint colored table tumblers,
AZ cents per dozen. 1. L. Row, AIS King
street.
The headquarters for rich, new, but
Inexpensive presents is |. L.. Rows
popular china store, AIS King street.
Two of AIloock's Porous Plasters for
20 cents. Green's August flower SO cents
at Hartman's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar.
United States Marshal iJewlin has
appointed VIM. II. Farra, of Newport,
antsor OF the United States court room
In this city.
A shed 2S5 feet long and 35 feet W ide
Is beine erected in the yard Of the
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company to
be used for sto wing lumber etc.
Mr.. w. l.. Hamann and Il. II. Nor.
row. OF the Neptune Social Club, have
gone on q weeks trip to New York,
Brooklyn and Coney Island.
Letters testamentary on the estate of
tho late Joel L. Evans have been
granted to Edwin c. Cloud, of Chester
Vile, and DIR. Eber Heston, of West
Grove, Pa.
A little daughter of Jacob Huber,
residing at No. 634 East Seventh street,
was severely injured yesterday by a
fall on the rocks whils playing along
the Brandyw
Frank Darlington, of the West Ches-
Ter Express, was relieved of his pocket
book while visiting Camp Muhlenberg
At ElwyD, Pennsy lvania, few days
ago.
Joel Pusey, of Avondale, Chester
county, Pa, lost fine horse, few
days ago, by entering the barn and
falling down the steps leading to the
basement, breaking its neck.
Miss Pearcey Zimmerman has left
the city to spend a few weeks with Mr.
Char les Morrison near Newark, Del
where she will avoid the heat of the
city, ana enjoy the pure fresh breeze of
the country.
Tho excursion of he seaontakcs place
on Saturday, over tho Wilmington and
Northerl Railroad, to the Falls OF
French Creek. A special train will
leave the r., W. & B. depot at Z so a. IN
Raturning leave the Falls at 4 p. M
Ticket for round trip only SLIPS. Don't
TAIL to attend this delightful excursion.
Gouley's New York excursion, which
left this city yesterday morning, ar.
rived at jersey City at9 a. IN. There
were 10 persons got on at Claymout,
aud SO at Chester, making with those
from here 780 persons. On the return
the first section reached this city at 3. 30
o'clock thia morning, and the second
section at 3.45 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Chester II eixhis.

CHESTER HEIGHTS, July
mum ber OF visitors 20 The can]
was larger than on iay presio]
day sincs the reeti1as oes
Wilson, a well known BATTING
gelist, supplied me Pace
Thomas Harrison, a; the ~
Vices this morning, the ia;l.
taken i'll at his home Just sS ~ y
bout starting fo, the camp; !,
son was favorabi? received.
in a deep masen.ila voice sns 40,
to make herself heard IN VI ps !,
grove She was followed 10 ! =, -
exhortation by Rev. hocen e'a .
The children . church, ~ ! = !,
was led by Miss Aaa'e 1s IaoIl' y
addressed by Rev. C1arles ~
of Morton, Pa TIE ai'e'noop y,
was by DR.. vernoa. ras'Of u
Church, Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
denis.

Joseph Pancoas', res;dins l,a ~ !; \
street and employed ey .ns 20 a
Iron Company, bad Ine s"u NV,
fingers of his right 1 hana ars a.
coming between a Skia NV n
iron yesterday ;9Ienoos. at
well amputated ere aasef AZ
joint. -ouua d
Yesterday evening q ."na !ouns i
ed Conner, living ca spiu'pp pon
Ninth, while cenir2 lp.u't Up 0r
Fourth slipped ana la'"s ssvt
through a pane Of e.ass, sn,.'na I
hemorrhage. A'ter %. 'o"' ,osing
Cantwell succeetid IN 'sA''s
tying the artery -
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
P6rGRmRl.

DIR. L. r. Bush and wife are visi, ne
l:ehobo:t.
Miss K. e. Feeney is spending IL {
summer IN Newport, K. /, with lie
family OF hex uncle, tie late Major j
X. Kelly.
W. s. Airs kas been sppointed Post.
master az fennsgrove, n. j.
A n. Sutton, the rev Postmaster a,
s.. Georges, vics G. w. Jesfer. entered
upon his duties en- Tuesday.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Troy E.Au Il dry.

A. O. ireland K Company LAYS
opened laundry in this city, ard are
nos ready 10 take orie-a at the.i
o4ios, No. 807 Market s,., e. They ars
SouDg men, and through Prom ptresy.
iHS 9stry and p1litenesa, 'hry E5aa ia
pls-se JEeir Customers and MaAs ih.i,
venLGra successful. Our ci.ia rs 3! 0ul1
give ITEM .. ;rial and treat ihr.u &c .oy,l.
iaE 10 t5!cir merits.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Open To'H'of'o

Fountains shaving hniISisl saISis
closed aIs MSiiI' while the building g'Hp'SS Tas
will reopen to-ncriow'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
At Christiana Church.

Next Sabbath morning, August 2l,
there will be appropriate services In
memory of the nations dead Mt Christi
ana NJ. Il church. Evening service At
eight o'clock. Preaching and sacrn.
mental services at Ebtntzer at 5 d. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
ibr0n hn

And .ook at our French kid Now
nor! tea, only 81 so. French kid ney
Pdris sandal, only S1.75. Ali the lates
novelties in slippers at prices the 10 "
est IN town. VIM. II. Babcoek, 2ci
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
GonIey's GIand Excursion

TO Tolehester ON the large and fast
stes aer Louise, August s5tb, prom ises
70 be ore OF Pleasure TO tiloss going.
The number OF tickets is limited 800
below the Government limit.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
the weather.

To morrow promise, to w vi
and from fair 10 e'o"'1 'a1oa,,itl
showers. The same atag Gor'
likely to prevail On aulo'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
NOW .s;$ Ks ? S;s;:;:. S$s?,'. sS:?

TT is at this season when the Pores are cioggee
and the hi pod and Precipitation are laden with
Impurities that disiiguring Humors. Humiliatine
Eruptions, itching Tortures, Salt Rheum or &c.
sema. Psoriasis, letter. Ringworm. Baby Humors.
scrotula, Scrofulous Sores, Abscosses, and dis.
charging wounds and every species of Itchins
Scaly and Pimply Diseases of the Skin and Scaln.
are most speedily and economically cured by the
CurIcUaA REMEDIES
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
come see

Our new style KID q. s'ilPI, iclsPI,dreaI i
kid opera slippe.rns nsaTsst ,Ui street
Fl, BabcocE 20O ha'A'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
GREATEST ON GARTH.

CUrIcuRA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines
on earth HAD the worst case of Salt Rheum in
tins country My mother had 1t twenty years and
IN TACT died from 1t. 1 believe CUTIC--- 7ouid
have saved her life, My arms breact head
were covered for three years. which ha.t ag re-
he.ed or cured until used the CUrIcvRA REsoL-
VENT. internally, and CUrIcuRA and CIrTICuRA
SOAP externally. j. W. ADAMS, NEWARK, o.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
TkUs1EE' sALEor RFAL isTAT

TNkt SIZE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L by virtue D! an oder of the Orphans
Oourt OF he STATE o. D1lsware. in and for
rev Castle County, made at the March
tern A. J.. 3sJ, Vt Sa!c Court; will bn cx
Losei 70 Public sale AT the ho.ei OF Joseph
i'd, Ia the IOWA Ct Delaware City, in the
N1u4tysar S:aie 3iore sail, on
Sal riDhY, THE FIRST DAY OF AT
GUST, A. d 1855,
a. ;wo O'Clock, y. m,
The following described real estate, being
the proper Of ~a.Ah :. Buckley. deceased,
as follow 10 WY:
All tha. certain lot Of land situated in
Delaware cry, kei Lion Hundred, new
| Castle Csunty and State Of delaware. at the
south corner Of Clinton street anl William
! t5eet, being BOUNDED northwesterly by said
1 iClinton street. lsItheaste-Iy by said vii
| liam street sou heisterly by an eight feet
wide alley running fran second street to
| william street stOrssa 4 d:sOuthwestwardIyby 80 ut by
ground formerly q James Jack, contai ming
In front or bTta6th on said Clinton street
thlrteea feet 'eu~ inches and extending OF
| the same width along cad William street
one nun lrei feet IN dsnth. With o two-story
| frame dwelling hOaso thereon erected, and
l 1t Is ordered by the Court that the purchaser
or purch1scrs thereof hs ard appear at the
next Orphsns Court for r. ew Ct tstle County.
that the to2rt may assign ID the purchaser
Or purchasers the premises sold 10 MIN, her
lor them. pursuant to this yter he sSc n,
they, wi n sutr ,ieut sutety or spreties to II;
lapprovei W ne Court, entering into rscog
lni2ance 10 b5 taken and acknowledged II
sald tours TO tue St'te In penal sum to b,
determined py the said Court with condt
ton TO pay 20 the parties entitled severaily
or the!r executors. administrators or assign
Progressively treir !ust AMI pronoItionahl
| thareS OF the aid purchase money. with In
forest from such time as the Court NAV de
termtne. In such map ner a I'D tioe as NAV b.
Tue dlr~ctioa Of siid Court, be prescribed
shd appointei in said condition,
Atferdaoce viii he given and terms mad
known at the time and placa aforeys i'd bv
Il ANTHONY HIGGINS, Trustee.
| Or by his Attorney.
Attest !. III HOUSMAN, Clerk q. Ct
l.. W. Stldham >Ons Aue'ts lylj.st-eod
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
EyssssL EfzHja

Powell has on his stall IL tie Third
f;-eat II 4rke5 house. porg.sg, rock, lass,
t:ourdera, butter fsb, halGccls, la.ibut
aHa nac ckorGl.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
AND YELLOW FEVER.

nalarial. Miasmatic and Contagious or Epidemic
01 Diseases and many ailments attending
change of climate, food and water, may
- De entirely prevented bv wearing CuIi-
CURA PLASTER over the pit Of the stom-
~ ach with frequent changes, whenever
exposed to these affections, A cure BY
absorption is effected BY it when all othet
fail. II is the best plaster Known to nhy
lclans and druggists At druggists, 25c; five for
iU Mailed free. POTTER DRUG lND CHEuI.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31

Fena g. Co.'S thermOmes,sso5 sso 4
yesterday go at 8 p H. "
and SO at 10 p. n
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
Misses

Kid Newport ties and kid opera
slippers at VIM. Ii. Babcock's, 2Of
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
PaiHtins'

Tilgbman pannSst' .a Ss,ts5 sS's sstresl
painter, Nc. ble sis. asd 70 % and g
bing properly ssten'
furnished.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31

Sold by all Druggists Price; Ct-r1ounI snc &.
kEsoLvEHr Sl.Os SOAP. 25c. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston Mass
Bend for "a How to Cure Skin Di.ea.es.n
BEATTY For Tan sunburn and Oily
Skin, CUrIcURA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
III Is A EACI.

Hundreds of letters in our possession ,copies Of
which may be had by Eeturn maiD are our author
iy for the assertion that Skin, Scalp, and Blood
Humors. whether Scrofulous, Inherited or Com
tagious may NOW be permanently curod by CUrI-
cURA REsoLvENr the new Blood Purifier inter.
nally, and CuTlcCRA and CUTICURA ..aP ths
half the time aud expense of any other season.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31

NO1IOF - THE MEMBERS OF ST.
~ Mhry'S T. A, Is. Pionesr Corps are re-
questod 10 meet in their rooms, this even
ing. July 3lst, att 80 o'clock. by order OF
the Society. +. =. DILLON,
IT. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
s,n,e o. the Tnermol..,' !

# the REPUBLICAN o1ice ~ h
II O'Clock lO o eio'
76o %
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
RIOHARDs oN.s MILLS. iys, Il

A THENTIOH POST. NO =, u. A. r.
"A All comrades Of a dmiral s. +. DUPONT
tost, No. 9 are requested TO attend an ed
iourned muster of tho Post, on Saturday
evening, august lat, at 8 O'Clock. BUSINESS
OF importance will be considered: BY order
OF the Post GEO. W. DUFFIELD,
1y3l-N Adlutant.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES

me half has not been told as to the great cur>
1--we powers of the CurIcUHA REMFpIFs hav.
pad hundreds OF dollars for dicines to cure dis
eases of the blood and skin. and ney IT found am
tl'ug vet to equal the CUriCURA REMFpIrs
CHAS. \. WILLIAMS, PROVIDENCE, RI.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
M ems and ROya,

base ball shoes. Cheapest in town
nm il. Babcock, 206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31

Smoke ths Bumble Bee 5-cent cigars
at McCalPs, Fifth and SAipley.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
S. S. S.
Indigestion Cured


ukered Tor more than five years with in,
a9issstlon' 9s tcaroely able to retain the simn,as,
| iooa on hly s'omach. The burning sen sa,, en y
w was almost intolerable, and my Whole system
va oersnged, was wakeful and couid NO,
sieep ana consequently nore or less nervnua =
az the time. declined in flesh, and s,ttsr,
,htS ,,e VI usual depression attendant uI on
tnis ter!ible disease. In u wori wss N, r..
sh'e ao'e AZ iast falling to hnd relief in anv.
S,ads lilly o,se, ! commenced the use of switi,s
Spe5E.ne, ,np5i Dosan to improve at oncs. The
the toned UP the stomach, s.rengrheneJ
sn,, uEesti8e organs, and soon an that b,,,I''
ns ceased, ana could retain food withnn.
o,tnea!,y. Now my health il good, ana ''on, c5n
~ nlhS IN the shape O. 70 d. and diys..
~ ~ ut "nnout the slightest dincultv. M,
arsgIuiiy 9aar this testim; ny, because theSe
a., an1a ,i,uhmlreds ,h suffering as was, and I am
,ha ao ,.ny .ney can be as readily healed. Takn
hstp lne prescribed dose after eating. instead ~,
oaJie, Atlar.9 oaMiS IN MANN, No. ii Ivy street.
For sale by all drlVgisis'
free. III D'seases nail
=, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC 90.
~. - i'' W. 2'd st. Irawer 3,A.,anta Ga
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31

NyANTEu a SITUATION IN A
w grocery store or any other employ
mint. oy young man who Is willing to
wo'k Apply or address No. 1925 West Sew
enth street. WM. CORNELIUS. jJ3l-2ts
"ANTED- a CLOTH BOSS, WHO
Nv uns ersiaEd. furnishing goods. SAMU-
FL. RIDDLE SONS, Glen Riddle, Pa
ly3l-2t
Daily Republican., 1885-07-31
ketrigerators, oil stoves, free
zers and coolers
AT COST,
REESE& BRO.
s East Fourth street.

6 East Fourth street,
To make room for our
growing heater and stove
trade, you will find bargains
IN many OF our house fur
nishing goods. Preserving
kettles aqts. 1oc., 5qts. 24c.,
4qts. 3oc 6qts. 44c., Sqts.
55c.. 1oqts. 6oc. We are
better than ever equipped
for roofing, having bought
cur Tin Ior cash before the
rise, viz. Camerat ard Melyn
brands. Novelty furnaces.
REESE & BRO,
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Daily Republican., 1885-07-31

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