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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Go.

We will furnish and put up Towel
rack in any Office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
Ell. per month, Sl.5O.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.W.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish to patronize us,
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished by lis and are of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapne SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

flassallssss tskina the Q - g. "a. f1i1s-s uiakf
olose clnntsuiiOus sI Dss,esa fsa issilae, ala ~
Dogrolt foF New York. arriving ueIe al ~ - a. IA
Tie following I4oruinE.
Night Exs-rees hhf l,,os.l bleeiins a. i'etfoit L
tffAnd hapIds.
Ibif is the only line ruBnine tainltse fh}'fs-*
leaving her. al e.Sl a, m with Sle.I,inE aI a.
Detroit making direcf COMPOSITIONS ftf All lssnts
last arriving a. New grs y. IA. tbs following
efoIllBx.
parle,r Carr on mail trains both east and west
The train lesving sf iu,ia >. "a VAL make dfssct
connection Wild Milwauker s;esf'lers daily. eKosa
Sufsdhy.
Tlronsrh tiokrss ssours.d al D.. q. n. a n. oftaes
Sssst hssss.l block aud al tlse aaI,ot
ID POTTER CIIs fsss. Agent
GEO. b kEEAE ITs.fhe Ml.naaeI. tllca.tlo-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
LOST AND FOUND.

l OSr-A pOcketbook containing between lye
l. and six dollars. IA front of iS6 South Dlvis-
ION street. The finder will please return 10
Compton BrOs.. lCs south Division street.
I OSr - On "Wednesday aft rnoOn, between
l. IOnia street near Hastings aud Lyon streets
near Canal a Porcelain breast pin. The finder
will be rewarded by wing same at shoe 81 ~ 10
Canal street. 1868
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
GRAND EXCURSION
BA SKE PICNIC
Macatawa Park and Return.
ON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ).
Progressive Assembly il2S, l. Of |.
C. q ". NJ. r. R AMI STEAMER

4 sns harf r-,r-irr-sS3 ~ fhs h-.s+ 1rusicisns
fhs .s4~ vii ssrrrrusnY fhe +Tsursinn sut p
49, .l.as ,-~.aa-f~s - srrsn rfeca< vsfh ~
4.sairra - rrs,rarfer wi f7rnish rlrefc far
fsr,.,n =, fks .srro ~ink sf @rsff srtiirr- TIE
trsin laarr~ frrsnsf esrirs ef s.ta nff'fninH arr
srrira~ h0rue st A-fl ereD71E. fsrr 'r fe
s., .,r,fv r,s rtlav- haf fare SsT ~hilf ~ urfef
~. .r,sfsr f-r-a. rir<sfs ~ Aersnfeu -ff'ee ~
2 Paarl sfruaf Parser @fse. Nf - fe-arL sF'
,fhssr aiss-as t,s ~ srnunursst ffresfr-,r SrHrT
r.-4ifslu .sf.rs,,s hae nstn tskan ny re rrsnsEe
~esrf =, r-raka fhfe ev---7ftrr sou fft'rtr ere r
.s-,-~ ~av s,ir shfe hy rurSinx-reu er''t r,ftr
xira~ vel - hT thesr sfs--Fr scn fifaf c''--
~ a. flseir sss7fs saf r-ienfs xF1er-siis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Lake Shore q Michigan Southern


The train ieavins ei 4. IA. connecit Al "niis
Pigeon with Atlantic ERpfess on Main Lane
which hss Palace Drawing Boom Hie,i'ine
Coaches from Chicago - New fork sad iss.=ti'n
without change
The train lesyine al so a. csnne,ts al ~h
Pigeon giving one hour fOr dInQafl sifi tlpe
New York ExTre<s 40 Main Lane.
Throueh tickets and berths IA hieeping tnach
can be secured al Union hcket oriios ~ MoBrc
street. sud Depot
All trains viii run hy aOih meridian tine ~iiloi
is ~ minutes slower ulan DCtrou time
j. ". MCKkNhLf. nen'l Asf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
Chicago q West Michigan.

All trains arrive and depart from Union Depot
DfpAhl
Mail for Toledo and Chicago ......f slt o M
Past Express for hloago n 80 o ma
Express for Muskese,n "a ~ ~
Evening E1pTs-ss for Chicago -....... 1870 pm
fxpr-s Tor Big i.sfids RDd BALDWIN ? ssks
Mail for Big HaIlds and Baldwin lt 3 M
AkkINE
Night Express from lhicsgo .. .... . ttt q m
fIprs-s from Nuskegou .-. .... ..-.--.. IA 81 a.
Mail from Chicago ADO Musksgon 800. p D n
tIprses from Toledo ........ = t.si q m
bast EKJnSs from Chicago and Mus vJa D pa
txpr~e from 8ig l.sIhds afid baldwin 20 lt q "a
Mail from llif Rapids and Baldwin ....f ssa M
sDaliy. fba8iy except SUNDAY.
Through cfsicies 90 Chicago and Toledo co
fia a. train
IhroDgh Tssriuf fo fhieaeo uu ] ~ 3. m.
train. No extra charge fnf sesff.
Through Pullman s.eepinF CAT and ciach Tor
Chicago on 1910 ,. m. tram.
lose connections Enaae 81 BALDWIN Tor lud
inRton ami Msnisfee
Union Tickai ofioa 81 MonrOe sffrsi.
J. 4. MUILiktN. tsen Mf1.'lger.
J. N. CARPENTER. frou 3 Iais. kgeBt-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

THe political death OF sir Charles Dsikss,
which i creating so much sOrrOW among
AIS frisudH tl.d rejoicing among his enc
nsies, may &c the precursor u the sudden
pohtieal demise of other members u ths
a0bdity Who rank higher still than Dixie
4 the efforts of the Pail Nal Gdzette
bear their legitimate fruit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
MONEY TO LOAN.

kHONEY To LOAN-ln large or small amounts
ivi on good security at Z per cent. K. T..
Courtney Room Q New Aldrich Block l7i3
TO LOANS. 10, $50, % 800 or 200 To lean on
real estate. Might sell the Griffin home
stead. on First avenue: the owner has left the
city. Also the balance of the Quaakenbush e.
tate. TnttIe Bros. Room l9. Opera House Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Nox that lf bas beef ascertained be-
yond doubt that the charges of the
Pail NaH Gazette are trae. what are
shey going D. do about IL An observing
nsd interested world val watch eagerly
tsr the next movement and hope Il VII
os a vigorous one, reaching from tho bot
som to the Top u the evil. sparing nO one
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Surgical instruments, physicians complete
OUTFIT; everything in Teman's catalogue.
Sold at Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Extract Witch Hazel IN bulk p cents per
pint Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Extract of Vanilla si.25 per pint, 10 cents
Per ounce. Cur own make. Peck's Drug
Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

Trusses, a large stock and the most ap'
proved kinds. at Peck's Drug Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

TlIR skating rink escapades OF the last
season apd the criticisms Of the pulpit
and press upon that pastime have opened
the ewes 81 the managers 10 the fact that
there must be change IN the rinks or
they must 90 The meeting at Detroit
on Wednesday resulted Ia an organIza-
ton which will make an effort 10 improve
the moral tone ~ those places ot amuse-
msnt. and the church and press viii prob
~ give them another trial before putting
a ban upon The whole thing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
OFFJcE. BorsEMAN BJOcR.


Tttes visifine ~ o,ffssuf q <fs-sH end rfial,is
fiair~ovprf and Hasi.fF Ma.lfvrr fisn . file 49,
enfh - ti.e seTfrfh eryr ipHr.i teIf ~ fs.ei
aD1 future euo ~ efsi-e - i,t.-fnr 81. q
hsns Vffhpni tt ~ ffsr-Ifrlrf ~. f - efid
ifssf.ae. uasfs~t srS ~ ffirts viss afs eff.f -
rivs< fesfs - s r.sriiUf fffvf~s az risiare -
aaeksuf Ens iftetHft sfss--f paef sisis fss ane
v~ss-k
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
DIR. I. N. COLEMAN.

xsoha-n slock. -. y nsvs-sou snf wcnree =
r.i..,s..-e = Sixhs at lss-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31


Tnr strikers AT Bay City and East
Saginaw have elected much cCmmenda-
tion on account of their quiet and orderly
behavior. even from those who we're not
in sympathy with their movement. But
II their efforts % intimidate result IN
violence. as may be inferred from their
sctiou early Wednesday morning. public
opinion vii set against them and it viii
"a more diGicuit than ever % effect a
ettlemsnt with the mill men. Those
friendly to both sides have hoped that
ne end of the strike was near. but
although a good many - the men appear
mxious to work. fear prevents them
OrR Congressman comes away from
Hashingten apparently with no more
eason for hope that bis suggestions VIII
- regarded than when be was there be-
ore. Then it was said be came away
bsgusted and threatening ~ resign.
Sow he SAYS concerning the President
nj himself. n am not sure that va shall
YER think ahke on some questions, and
et I must say that the President treated
ae with tbs utmost corliality and pati-
nee. Evidently the storm in the Con
ressnian's breast Is subsIding. and he
.oes rot intend to -esign the cares II
sate just yet. lt may - that be has
cen thinking ~ Conkling and Pistt
FsvrRsipE pssE. which has been So
.cte,l ~ the burial place ~ General
srant. stretches along the high ridge
verlookinz she Hudson River. between
81 and futh street in New York Il -
q irregular STRIP of ground uot more
,an five hundred feet wide. part ~ it
id eut With 3rfres and flowers and The
ppsr part stll runzi and Wild It's
1Ves eeusmand view ~ the Hudson.
- Palisades. the citF. tbe sound and
ATT - Inng island The Claremout
aDsi,,n. ouce the residences - Lord
lsre. stausis witbin fbe park which slso
utains many ether objects II historical
me .aF tEe wnCie park VII doubtless
sss attractive az landscape gardening
III a magnificent prospect can make e 4
ewspaper and msgaziua writer's long (
- polntei eut the desirsbihty - this 4
rf 81 the cify FOR line Residences. Now 4
ss e has been ieclded that General +
ants remains shall repose there the 4
sce shoud be -egariei a. hailowe'l
ound and al future improvements
enid be Tnasle with a view ~ making e
,lace which shall inspire holy conteul-
stion AMI reverentiai thought II ie-
bop the grounds into pleasure rpsslrt
MD - l' crests al the objectionable
t'ires whtch exies +, iaterusent in Cen
Para
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOOD SALARIES-for two life insurance
VI agents. One each for this city and Muske-
gon. Address j. G.. Beecher, Secretary Reserve
Mutual. Grand Rapids. If
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-31

AkfANfED 4 gsssaE alza tsE.saE - = sota
m asi1rsss 60 isafa re 1a=Ig sals -. ssf1l-ss
s-ss e. aaa4s tz-lrsif --1tfali} aseill- A 5r--s
h-Eeesuz j a.lssr isT4ld hAsllls. 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
Great Wheat Shinninx Town.

1t has bsen many years SIN - Duluth
was but a small, insight caut town in
Wisconsin, aud WAS made the laugh.
ing stock of the " hole country by Proc
tor Knott in his famous witty speech
In 1871 when that place WAS great
metropolis on paper. 1t has, however,
outlived the Keen satire Of the Ken
lucky humorist, and il now a prosper
GUS city of about 1900 people. 1t
has become one of the most important
grain centres of the North west, and Is
extending it's facilities on a scale that
indicates it as a future rival of Chicago,
At least in the shipment of wheat. 1t
already has half dozen elevators OF
mammoth proportions, to which are to
be added during the coming year
another with a capacity for /, $780, 0C
bushel> and another with storage ac
Communications for 100000 bushels
The present capacity Of Duluth's eleva
tors is i 200, 600 bushels, which will b.
Increased by the new additions to g.,
100, 900 bushels. There has been ship
ped from that point during the pas
year almost as much wheat as frou
Chicago, and there is now stored Their
$500 900, which amount ii is predicte,
will be increased to 5000, 900 bushel
by Spring.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
Federation.

T. 7ery man should learn TO be tolerant
OF the opinions and views Of his neigh
bors. Whatever right he claims for
himself he should willingly extend TO
others. A mere difference of opinion
should not lead to ostra ism or per .ecu-
ton. Charity il a great virtue if not
the chief essential of christianity -
Liberty and liberation are the watch
words of the present age. They are she
shiboleths OF American liberty and the
foundations OF our Republic. Any at
tempt TO return to the days Of the RAJ X
and the thumb screw will prove a gross
mistake. Systems that cannot be up
held without such agencies will come 70
nought. Persecution has ceased to do
good, IA n resort TO it is nnchTistian.
| Kindness, federation and love are the
elements that will subdue the world
and open up the way for the millennium
We have no occasion to fight over tn,
bat les Of the past, but ca h shoule
labor in his own sphere, endeavoring u
dispel error by precept and example
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
Tha AAaesAluf nj.

The assessments 80 far completed by
the county assessors, are posted 80 that
every one may have an opportunity OF
examining them to zee II he is assessed.
This liz a privilege offered which should
not be- treated indifferently by voters.
The duplicates will be found posted at
the following named places First
ward, Christy's cigar store, Sixth and
Market streets Second ward, Bare.
ford's office, Third street bridge Third
ward, Witsil's cigar store, Front street
and Maryland avenue Fourth ward,
Bouner's saloon, Fifth aud Spruce
streets Fifth ward, McVeigh's saloon,
Sixth and Madison street; Sixth ward,
kilmer's Off -, Ninth and French
streets Seventh Nari, Cur.y's store,
No. DOG West Tenth street Eighth
ward, Hugh Sweeney, S. W. corner
Ninth and Church streets; Ninth ward
Gallagher's drug store Tenth ward,
Sharkey's saloon, Front and Franklin
STREETS Eleventh ward, Cottingham'
saloon, Maryland avenue and Libert,
streets Next Tuesday. the assessor
will commence a FIVE days sitting u
the City Hall, 10 make any correction
OF errors that may have occurred, an,
TO enter upon the lists all who ma
have been omitted. Let all voters ex
anime these duplicates where they Ar
posted, and see whbther their name
are entered, and If they are not entered
attend the slttings Of the assessors, an
have them put on. The present is
better time 10 attend TO this busiue.
than to put T. off until a short time b.
tore the election, when there is no poss
bility Of getting assessed. Attend
the assessments now.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
Increased Rents.

Those who decide to move this year
and have gone out TO look after more
favored position, are surprised TO find
that there is general disposition
amongst landlords 10 increase rather
than decrease rents. Owing ~ the
general stagnation of business and the
large number Of laborers out OF EN-
ployment, it was generally expected
that rents would be cheaper, aud We
have no doubt whatever that they will
be cheaper before the season for rent
ing is over. Unless business gets bet
ter it will be absolutely impossible for
men who we're before able to pay mod
erately good rents, TO pay them this
year. Retrenchment is she order Of
the day and retrenchment in rents will
be- found as necessary as in any other
branch Of doInes. &c life. Ii Is generally
well understood that there are several
hundred houses in Wilmington not oc-
cupied and tenants finding themselves
unable to pay the rents, have doubled
up with other families. Unless bust
ness brisks up remarkably, better than
at present indi cated there cannot fail u
be many unoccupied houses when NOV
ing time comes, and for this reason VT
cannot SEE upon what theory the At
tempt to raise rents ID advocated.
IL Is true that lower rents will hardly
pay taxes the way taxes are increasing
and the interest on the cost Of buildin.
the houses, but this cannot be- helped
Property holders will have to combine
against additional taxation, and as 10
the interest on the cost of Il dwellings, an,
other expenses, property owners vii
have to bear their proportionate los
with the workmen themselves. Tn
burthen Of hard times should fal
equally upon all classes, and men VIII
are out OF employment are already pay
ing more than their share, without be
ing compe He'd TO pay Increased rents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA January %, 1898.

PHILADELPHIA, January %, 1873.
Guipet is a name as vide
ly known as the silks OF
France. No name is in
higher local favor in Phila-
delphia. His silks are proba.
bly no better than those OF
several other makers; but
nobody doubts them.
A dozen grades of Guinet's
black silks are here so much
below value as to LITERAL,
break the market There
are ladies who are scarcely
willing to wear another make
We print the list again
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22

Sometimes little scraps of personal
history are suggestive, and here is one
of them. On the 18th of April, 1880,
Jefierson's birthday, banquet was
given in Washington, which was in
tended TO b. in the interest Of John G.
Calhoun and his null fisatiou scheme
General jackson was there as President
and John q. Calhoun was Vice Presi-
dem. Jackson suspected Calhoun of
scheming TOR the Presidency. AT the
banquet Jackson threw bomb shell
into the camp by giving his famous
toas "Our Federal Union, It must be
preserved" Calhoun gave toast and
made a speech, the point of which was
that liberty was worth more than the
Uuion
That opened the war against Calhoun
and in 1893 Calhoun was dropped from
the Jackson ticket for Vice President
and Martin VanBureu took his place
aud III 1881 Martin VlnBuren wa
elected ia kson's SUCCESSOR AZ Presi
dent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22

THE general verdict must be, that
the Cal DOMAIN club gave one Of the
best entertainments last night ever
given in tnis CT Y. 1t was one that
while varied in it's character violated
no sense II propriety and the admixture
of fun and sentiment was Just suffi Cient
70 give zest to the enjoyment, and to
cause regret that it closed 20 soon
though 10 was a full hour and three
quarters s-rerch Should Mrs Jessie
Robertson, Miss Thorbnrn, Miss Jean
ME NJ Gawan, Mr.. Goldie or Mr.. Nc
Qlilkln ever be announced on another
evenings bill of fare in Wilmington,
they will be greeted with a crowded
house. L%aving the musical part en-
tirely ONT, the sword dance and High
land fling" between the acts were alone
VOL tn mnre than the price Of admission
Our Caltdonian friends are entitled tc
the greatest credit for furnishing such a
rich evenings enterta nment, and w
are sure that the general sentiment il
that they will often "paint the town
red for more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
Petty MeannPaa.

Congressman Randall IL possessed OF
very small soul. His desire To ap-
pear az an economist leads him TO en-
gage in very mean acts. The cutting
down of force in all the Government
yards, in the panic Of 1872 and his
M answering to prevent the placing OF
the name of General Grant on the " re-
tired list, are on a par. If he can
make popularity by such picayune
course, he il welcome to II. He is in
some respects safe leg:sli tor, but such
neanness is despicable, and must resul,
in his loss Of the esteem ard FRIENDSHIP
Of large class of his constituents. The
Democrats are not all niggards a. ht
may yet learn to his SORROW.
II EpTrU Vntpra of NJ iItp n ntn ',
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22

THERE is good round Republican
majority Of 900 in Wilmington when
there is q full assessment. Let every
Republican in the city see that be is
assessed. The Lists are not hard to get
ut now.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22

1t will be seen that the amount Of in
debtedness involved in the failures in
1884 Is less than that of any year OF
great failures since the panic OF 1857,
except the year 1861, at the commence
ment Of the civil war. In 1875, 1876
and 1877 the Indebtedness involved in
failures amounted to nearly IN muc III az
In 1884.
If the amount involved in the failure
OF mismanaxed banking institutions,
and of mere SPECTATORS could be d.
Quoted from the total indeb edness Of
the failures in 1884, the exhibit would
be still more remarkable. Something
like facts may be gathered from the re-
ports of 1884 divided into quarters
First quarter. ........... $S9,O4I 900
Second quarter .............. 80 o0f wv
Third quarter. .......... a $40 VNo
Fourth quarter ...........-, % 4oi ,oou
The great crash Of banks last year
was in May and june. That is why
the second quarter makes such an enor-
nous showing. The third quarter,
July, August and September, also saw
many bank failures. II the failures OF
banks and Spectators could be deduct
ed from those in conner t aud trade,
the figures would not be 10 unpromising
IN their appearance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
WANAMAKER'S.

We guarantee every grade
OF both gros grain ard cache
mire tor average wear.
south west from the center.
Faille Franchise, all the
colors in favor, ST. for 81.
inch. We'd be surprised to|
hear of it anywhere else for
less than $I.25.
Evening silks OF every
name.
5outbea from the centre.
About two-hundred trim
med hats, 81 to SEQ. Some
are soiled and down to the
bottom. Some are as fresh
as when they were looked at
with envy at double the pri-
ces Halt-a-dozen from Par
is.
1911 Chestnut, second door. Take car
| in 1905.
Seal coats for S75: &c
Inches 10 g. You think
they must be pretty bad
lcoats somehow, don't you !!
Wen, the only fault they
have is on the outside. The
skin is perfect. The work.
we made them ourselves-is
lgood enough for double the
money. The color is London
|dye, like all our seal. The
fur is abundant and even.
Why SIS, instead o, double!
Because the hairs OF the seal
were, some OF them, LETT III
the fur; impertectly taken
) out in the preparation of the
, skin and they give the fur an
. uneven look.
I he finest long coats We
. have are only $3.50 now nd
,, dolmans $500; just 500 less
i. than YOU would have paid us
!. tor them a little while ago
It We never had finer seal OF
d old more skilIul and perfec
y work. 1t is past the selling
re- time. We are making pri
." ces without regard to any
ID thing but the chance OF hav
a ing to keep the garment
~ over.
81, We are making yet; bu
3" not at such prices. We don
intend to have any skins
n, keep over.
h Fur-lined circulars ar
o ,o low enough. Sicilian, line
on suslicky, SIS ; hamster, SIC
%, squirrel, s25.
- 1903 and 8 Chestnut.
HI, hs 1t isn't impossible to tie
he the news OF overgarment
.rk Too many too various.
oss lady wants a coat, newma
40 70 ket, dolman, or whatev,
do shape. On seeing a few
she the general sort Of garme
rid required her want becom
,b. clearer in her own mind; al
uld the saleswoman can take h
'p lie readily to the very garner
How much more satisiacto
d of than reading descriptions !!
ap 1901 and 3 Chestnut.
ing Girls dresses and coats
rent n;t two-thirds ready to put {
OF 1893 and 7 Chestnut.
re- re- Marcus Wards &C
une Fashioned" perfect pap
I'm In heavier than usual, half
.sult usual price-not halt {
, Thp usual price ; 3 cents a qui
! he and 8 cents a pack Of mat
ling envelopes. No mat
,ton, about the size commerc
you octave, or billet; all the sal
S C nts.
Three other sorts OF pa
. are going likewise.
No. Northwest from the center.
lde-
oil Moquette carpets down
in $l.25 a yard A big roc
=, lt,,l - Mo,na+fa ~ C1 Ok
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22

REPUBLICANS, if you are not sure
you are assessed, go search the ASSESS
ments and make sure of it.