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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-03-04

The average price paid a school
teacher in this country is four hundred
dollars. And yet some people complain
because schoolmistressas are not al
ways professional beauties.-M z.
GyaphSc
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-03-04
BLOCKADE RUNNING.
Some Incidents Related by One
Who Helped to Stop It.

The "Captures" of the "Connecticut"-
Chasing after "Black Smoke"-The
Noted "Hera1d" Cornered-Lovs
and Matrimony and Modern
"Joan of Arc.n
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-03-04

Massachusetts registered over six
thousand insane persons in her asylums
and hospitals during 1885-an increase
of two hundred over the previous year.
The annual cost TO the State OF this
form of relief exceeds $1,000, ,000.-
Boston Journal.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-03-04

In England young gentlemen speak
of their fathers as ssthe governor, -
'spater, heoverseer, etc In Amer
lea they say 'sdad, = ..the boss, = or the
sold man. In heathen countries they
say father, but they are long way
behind the age.-N. 7. Telegram.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-03-04

Talking about being in comforta-
BILE circumstances, did you ever seq two
lovers occupying one armebairs Bur-
iington Freq Press.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-03-04

An excellent remedy for hiccough
for young and old is granulated sugar
moistened with pure vinegar. For an
infant give from few grains to q Tea
spoonful - Toronto Globe.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

Spontaneous combustion is said to be
an impossibility, but a phenomenon
that one time would have been ascribed
to that cause has lately been observed
in the suburbs of Paris. In 1871 fire
occurred in a villa. The reparation
was carried out under the direction of
the architect, and the house has since
been occupied by the same owner.
One day he observed that the ceiling
OF the dining room appeared as if some
OF the plaster was about to give way,
and, as the bullying increased, he called
in an architect. He concluded that a
beam must somehow have given away,
and workmen were employed to make
a more close examination. 1t was then
discovered that the wood was almost
entirely consumed. Some sparks may
have remained, and during fifteen
years the destruction must have gone
on by inches, for no other hypothesis
was brought forward than that of very
slow combustion. The circumstance
IS SO remarkable as to appear almost
Incredible, although firemen can relate
stories of similar kind.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

The strike of the pork packers in
Chicago continued yesterday, and was
Joined In the morning by SO Of the
oeef killers in the Fowler packing
house and by the men employed to load
che freight cars Of the Armour house.
Ata special meeting OF the Kuights OF
Labor, held on Sunday night, a me
mortal was prepared, and addressed to
the authorities Of the town OF Lake. ex-
pressing the indigr alton of the oitiz ans
at the importation of "so-callei Pinker-
ton detectives-men utterly unified for
the exercise Of the power given them, !"
MANY members OF this force" says
the memorial, "have been shown To he
abandoned and rascally CHI ,racsers, and
others, within the past few months.
nave been placed on trial In the Crimi-
nal Court for offences ranging from
petty larcsny to attempted murder
We regard the action in placing such
characters among us as grievous error;
and we protect that their presence In
more calculated to excite aud provoke
than to allay and mollify discontent."
a scheme for a cooperative packing
mouse was proposed and met with much
support. 1t ia stated that "the Knights
or Labor offered TO place a Trustworthy
patrol all through the yards and main
tain 1t until the Termination of tbel
strike. This was offered free of anv
expense to the packing companies.
Delegates appointed by the Richmond
Convention of Knights of Labor 10 en-
oeavor to settle the trouble arrived and
mad conference with the strikers on |
Monday. They have not yet seen the
packers. Armour la bringing men in
from the country to take the places OF ]
the strikers. and the other PACK ers are
similar arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
Game Shooting In the West.

The shooting is never as good for
water fowl on the Little Missouri or
elsewhere throughout the cattle coup.
try as it is in the more sterile farm
land praires to the eastward. Still,
occasionally We can make fair bags.
The little teal are the commonest and
least shy of the water fowl. AS they
sit out on a sandbar they often let a
boat drift close up to them, and it is
quite easy also to creep within gun
shot from the bank. / have killed
eleven of them with a single barrel.
The mallard duck, shoveler duck and
broad bill are also common, and afford
excellent sport. These, however, are
shyer, and will rarely let a boat drift
down upon them, unless one is able to
take advantage of some cover or come
quickly roun d the point.
Geese are more wary still Quite a
number of these breed with us; some.
times in the river, sometimes in the
reedy slews or pools far up in the
creeks, out in the bad lands, or on the
prairie. When they are moulting it is
not difficult to get them il one cares to,
and on such occasions, although there
cannot be said to be any sport to he
obtained from them, yet 1 have shot
the young birds for the table, for there
can be no better eating than fat,
three-parts grown young goose.
When their feathers are grown,
the geese show themselves
most amply fit for self-protection, and |
it needs then very careful stalking, in
deed, before one can come up to them.
In addition to the water fowl proper
to be obtained while drifting or pad
ding down the river there are also at
times, f1ocks of waders at which one
can get shot. Advocets, stills,
yelper, marlin and yellow legs are
occasionally found, although not plen-
~. They are not apt to be shy, and
Il shot is taken just as they rise or as
they wheel, the expenditure of sin
gle cartridge loaded with small shot |
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
New Machine Shops

Notwithstanding the large numbsI
OF machine shops in the city there still
seems to he room for more, at least A.
l.. Henderer thinks 30. That gentle
man, who has had his shops at Gil West
Front street, has found it niece ssary to
have more room, where he can do more
work and special class of work. For
this purpose he purchased lot from
the E Il A. Belts Company, Mary land
avenue and Beach street, upon which
he has commenced digging the base.
ment and foundations for O shop 1880
fest, two stories high besides basement.
Attached will be offices, store room and
engine room. Captain j. M. Carver
has charge OF the csrpen Ter work, Harry
5anderson the brickwork and Michael
Meaney the stone work. The building
e to be pushed to speedy completion.
Besides the man ufacture OF general ma
'hinery Mr.. Henderer, il is understood,
Will pay strict attention to the making
d special and intricate machinery.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
WAsHINaToN LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent,

l ~-~h~s1a OoAAobPohAVnts
| WARRINGTON, Oct. 10, 1885. Mr..
OIeveland's Heterogeneous Cabinet ia
pulling Itself together, and the admins.
tratlon, from chiefs of divisions 10
cleveland himself, is busy with the
literary medley that 10 called the "Presi-
dents message" Il Is pretty we'll
known what he will say about the
nnauoes, OWL service, the army, the
navy, the fisheries question, the Cutting
affair and Apache strocities. Presi-
dental messages are not In the late Mr..
6reely's classification Of mighty inter-
esting reading
From mugwumpian stand point the
coming message will be cheerful docu.
ment; but sufficient unto the day Is the
drivel thereof, and will not anticipate
IT. l wish. however, to give the Presi-
cent little advice en- the subject of
Geronimo. The President, Gen. Miles.
and his school of military pundits.
make great mistake in viewing &C.
ronimo from an international stand
point and according him belligerent
rights.
1t may be that General Miles. In
oroer to arrest Geronimo in his hellisb
pastime, promised him o wigwara In
lafayette square or the presidency of
the society for the prevention of cruelty
to children. General Miles should
nevertheless have snuffed out Geroni.
mos vile candle az soon a. the strategy
OF his promises entrapped the fiend,
At this season OF the year, the Gov.
eminent employ resident in Washing
Ton, goes home to vote;-ttat IL, pro
vided he can get leave of absence or
Is not afraid TO exercise the elective
franchise under the surveillance of his |
dsmocratic boss. Republican en- ployts |
IN the departments here will not this
year exercise the political privilege Of
an American citizen with their old /
mo unanimity and freedom.
The reasons are obvious. Their /
action Is marked and noted by their
Democratic chiefs, and while there ha.
been no positive inhibition, they are
made to feel that to vote for the Rspub-
hcan nominees will not be considered!
an 'unobtrusive exercise Of their
right"
Colonel Lamont was New York
olty during the past week, for the pur-
pose, It is stated, Of shopping for his
VIE; but strange to say, Mr.. Bayard,I
Governor Hill, Secretary Manning. and |
other prominent Democrats were thereI
at the same time, and they were In cor-j
sultation.
Coincidentally a mayor is to bel
elected In New York, and unless the
antagonistic factions can be harmo-I
nizsd the mayor will be Republican,
and New York will be lost to Cleveland
IN 1883 Perhaps by 'unobtrusive ex-
srcise OF political rights" Mr.. Cleve-
and means the secret exercise in which,
10 employs his lieutenant Lamoat.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

otaoE.-i, nm r. HUGns,, laE
~ tenant OF the house situafe1 at The
aortnwsst corner Of Jefferson and Chrjso
LANA street., known as the Jefferson Honso
10 the 3rd yard Of the CRY OF WflminSton'
county OF New Cssile and state of Dela "a - a
70 compliance with Ii 10 requir ;ments Of IN
cts OF the 9eneral Assembly, in such case
made and provided, do hereby etre notaee
rat shall apply in writing 10 the fJonyt ~
feneral Sessions OF the Peace and -Jam NJ y.
very sI C OF the state Of Delaware, In and for
.ew castle County. on Monday. the I5th
lay OF NOV. A. H.. 1856, being the nsIs ter,
u sald Oourt. for license for raid bonss az
N ihn or tavern for the sale therein ~ in.
oAicaung liquors in less Quantities than
pue quart, to be drunk on the prem iaes an1
W ioiioWlng named respectable citizens ~
tion: 'ho said applioa-
"a os M Griffin lama. f,r
Iscoh " - rsier fairtcg Monaghan
n ~ ma, AN James Monaghan
Inhn Peter McCioskey
!, 70 SannarS natrieK Dillon
James III Fulor LII I.sarn
John Cfogsn % WiS1ias-s
Ios II 49, ~ilsn Joan Fcatherston
Joseph Zimmerman Jeren iah r.o..
Wa II Blake Thonas \ T,,.,ton
Michael Newell Dasfej Maiar mons
= : hiRhey Hugh McGinlev
Jb6N r. HUGHvS
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
Nothing Ventured

Nothing won, may often
apply, even in buying Cloth
ing, but when you consider
the inducements which we
offer to purchasers, you can
readily see there's nothing
rlsked in buying of us.
We have an immense
stock of New Clothing for
Men, Boys and Children, of
all the Latest Styles of
Materials and Patterns.
The prices are marked in
plain figures. 1t is q one
and only one-Low Price.
We guarantee every thing to
De satisfactory to our Gus
toners. We cheerfully re
fund money if goods do not
suit, without making it un-
pleasant for the customer.
as IS usually the case in such
transactions. Gould any,
thing be fairer ? Have YOU
never tried us? Then do sc
at once.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

loo East Third street. In the Ssoo mv;
warn OF the city OF Wilmington conn,s,
~ VIEW castle and State of Ilelo warg
IN compliance with the Requirement. oyths
acts OF me Genera Assembly, In sncb Y, 49, ~
mat s5aI apply in writing 10 he Conf vsio ~
General Sessions OF the Peace and Js,i III ~
livery OF the state Of Delaware. in ana -
SeW Csstie County. ON MONDAY the ,k sEs
oay Of NOV. a. -. 1856, being the neIt sa S,.
Of said court, for license for said bonse =.
an INN or tavern, for the sale therein ~ ,n s
toxlcating liquors in less ouantities than
one quart, to bs drunk en- the nrareios. 'hsn
the following respectable citiya.s ana
yard recommend the said annuca.,.W ssio
K II Taylor n n Pr.saNon' Vie:
Geo Il Metgner John y FL
Frank + M sCloskey Edward WsI.A
Leslie Smith Josenb siunolr
.Tosanh =, n15neAanuer Fred l. hlttcneu
James W Por .er Jacob an.1,,,
7 q Htrzsl Cbsri.s sNlHer
Andrew Grotz Ba,rv raiSi
Anhrew Reuter- JR CarissIa
r. - S, "a y, ,ils John B-ieou
10 81 t GonIad John O'Aarra
i. xnr a. u a Nichols Jenney
% o. Auei Sham oers James Crawford
BARRY kIENLE
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
FOE GALE.

UMA sALE-6I WEST sIx I'll STREET
convsn tsps. story brick, nine rooms, bath, ali
street 81 Twostory brick, four rooms. oV VIII
story brick, ten rooms and bath. ali ocnvan se
Two.s,eep pSG br ,ocstSn. M East Eighth street
t Terms easy. 1919 West street. Two. st"rx
~ six rooms and bath, ali Convenience
soo west Tenth street. Three.storv ne.
PP0 onse;, 81 convepisnoes. Examine il. ioii
and bath. A desirable PROPERTY. aaa l %on.
1se street: Two-aad-a-halfstosy, six rooms
monfee street. Three. story, ten room GOOD
street Tb ana Geslranly located. bl3 Poplar
0isss location and desirable property.
!, Also good coroor property with iieenaea
Sar IN good locality. Other property, both
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
Church Foundation.

The masons are about finishing the
walling up of the basement of Wesley
M. e. church at jackson aud Linden
streets. The dimensions are so by 20.
No oontrac: has been made Jet with
any contractor to put up the building /,
and It is possible the trustees may tax 9
the matter in hand and hire by the day.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

TOk SALE OR ExOHANGE-A MUM
~ per OF deofreble houses, with All the
modern improvements. Little cash re0uirod.
OF building lots WIN be taken In part or whole
payment. BALANCES may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites a ali
Parte Of the city for residences; also manu-
l mSsaring sites, especially adapted for mo
syooo paslnees, with an ever-6owfng stream
rom the B. 4. P. Railroad. City tag one.
eightn the regular ratea. This property will
Pc solo py the acre or In smaller lots, at
serms 70 suit purchasers. Also houses 10
fent eneap. THOS. M. OGLE,
~. 100 French street
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

NOR SALE, AT A BAR
l gain. from now until
MARCH 25th, the three
story brick dwelling, 1908
VanBuren street. Will sell
to suit the purchaser. Will
take a $4,000 mortgage on
property for S years at S per
cent. Apply at the REPUB-
LICAN office. ivaA-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

Will often suffice to bring down dozen
birds, which may prove a pleasant
change to the ranchman's somewhat
monotonOus diet
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
Delaware College,

aev. ]. II. oaidwell,.A. M, d ID, President
VIII open with enlarged facilities Septem
ler l, 1885. Three courses: Classical, Sciea.
tino and Agricultural. Expenses not over
s2i6 per anuum. For information, cata.-
'el. iekzstd-lStW
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
I H E FAI r,

Fair dealing s to all have wen
or us the confidence of ths pee
pie of Wilmington and PEN
lnsula, and We feel confident
we can show a more complete
line this season than ever be.
fore. The lest that energy, en-.
terprise and push can pro luce
Exquisitily cut
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

~ 1h SALE-FARM OF 100 sCHES &
~ miles from this city; stone buildinys.
- par acre; 80, 0G0 can re nam on mort9ayss
L. II. q hEGG, COS King street a.,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

EOt ALE- A 9OoDI9.OOERY Ann
Il provision store. in good location ,oy
ousin ,ss. Apply TO FRAZER & on Ard
and Market streets. oi,'., iu
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
FOE REuT.

(TNT-LARGE KOOms IN ID
n stories Tower Baltimore b Ohio
pSpress and telegraph once, 4io
btreet. suitable for almost any
They Will be countered and
desired. y. p. JOHNSON, 1lo6
Fset. septaotf.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

The greatest cure on earth for pain
Salvation Oil; sing the refrain,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

IEILLADIES TO GALL AT ALI
(st eth street, and learn the Ameri.
Tailor ,ystem. Drafting, cutting,
md fitting thoroughly taught.
Srsps. sleeves, etc., cut and bassed
10 measure. No chart used.
s2l-1ms
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ENuR SALE-A GOOD HOUSE m A
~ god location; large yard. Terms 70
e,ts Pasenasef; ~. zoo can RONALD on prop.
Washington street. PPi' %
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

El-LADlES:w ANTINa GOOD
,n!e celp can be accommodated
81 tho Wilmington Intelligence
u:ange street. al-d
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ELLA MAN AND WIFE USED
kosrtry woak. must be without
Colcr no objection. Address or
bChELrREE, 400 Delaware ave-
o9-3t
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

GILL, WHITE OR
|red, at iSellevue Hotel, 1928 Mar.
lo assist in general housework.
ol1-6tt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

flu-ltO RUUND.HOOP SEQ
rand barrels. Cash paid on de-
|any lot. SPlCEk Il ALLEN,
Dlg streets. OWL
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

Efok SALE-A CORNER STORE ANN
evening now occupied by grocer do.
the store hxtures can be bought cheap and
on easy terms. 1t is one OF the best hnIit
paidings OF the kind In the city. Lot :OxIo9
ieo,, ~ ID. u. WALTER,
Oll-b 602 Shinlev etrant
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

Frl-A rIkSr.OLASS BUSH
|mar. ALSO first.cla's pantaloon
kone ether need apply. Boston
|Clo;hing House, No. 2l3 Market
s1b-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

NfoR SALE-ST0OK AND FIXTURES
y OF stalls Noi. ITO ana III, sth stieet
natn nne large refrigerator at Dar-
street. '' VI nLuS
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

I!-A OOLDRED GIRL Tu
dlsnes at restaurant, No. IL e
oll-2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

Pa COOK, ONE THAT DAN
End IRON for four VI family, at
feA street. os.ots
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

OF TEN GOOD
. ua3 ms. Apply TO Geo. W.
Il. lteenth street and HiPh-
Off
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ID- CHICKENS DELlVERED
al No. 30 and 80 Third street
n 4. APPLETON. o4 If
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

|YD-A MIDDLEA4ED MAN
bis a situation In q grocery store,
bun Der yard, or any respectable
III reference. Address II, this
oll.6tt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

IA MIDDLE AGED WO-
|''r general houseworK. Apply
E'tntn atreet, o6.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

NNOR SALE-OHEAP. SUITABLE FOR
- country residence, small fruits or
trucking purposes, Z acres Of good land. 10
and apple orchard, within Q miles OF vii.
mington, and within three eighths of a mije
OF fairvilie station, Chester County. Pa IN
inc baltimore Central Railroad. inuuire at
Inc Pisce or OF j. X. u. SEEDS.
mn u Administrators.
81 80 West 9th street, Wilmington, Dela.
""o iyo-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ED--A STOUT ACTIVE BOY
ksgn tho baking business. APP "
bakery. ith and Jefferson streets.
$50, II
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ID-AMIDDLEA ACID WUMAN
tDc-sl homework, with reference.
b, gl1 West 9Th street. os-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
, HEALD g. CO.,
Seventh and Market streets

Nok SALE-LOH PRICE; VERY
easy terms. The 3-story brick house
h Moi soz East Fourth street, with 10 rooms,
Tor persons engaged on the railroad or IN
pushes IN the ;. Il. part Of tho city. Street
paved with Belgian blocks.
70 person who can furnish f.st.rate
II viii be sold for very little cash.
one long mortgage at per cent, and one
second mortgage ut 9 per cent., with paw
"a on1 accepted on the latter in small
amounts, as may be convenient.
a gooo cnancs for o saving man to get
= nome 10 nice and improving section for
low price and on very easy terms. Apply TO
AE Ain n m
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
WhoSays So2 We Say So
Nuf Sed.

That our $500 Shoes in
Button Balls and Congress
are genuine hand-sewed,
both in welt and fair stitch,
and is the only genuine
hand-sewed Shoe ever put
on the market at the above
price to the consumer. We
also have a $500 Shoe,
which is a fair representa-
ton of our $500 Shoe; the
only difference being that
the $500 Shoe is machine.
sewed instead of hand
sewed. Call and examine
these Shoes and Save One
Dollar on each pair OF
Shoes.
Also a full line of K. OF
L. Shoes in stock. At
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

CNNR SALE-OR PART EXOEaNG-
~ for city property, a truck farm Of a
acres, miles from city. Apply to GE0
IL. TOW NSENp GA Market street go,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

N)R SALE-SrOOK AND FIXTURES
~ ola grocery and provi sion store. In a
good locality. Good reasons for selling. Ad.
di ess y, this office, aii.a,s
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

= 7 L II NJ A ENT AND
Ooaidefs at 700 Market street.
s27-26t
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ENOR SALE-UNE OF THOSE FINE.
~ Two story brick dwellings, on Ponlar
street between 10 and 18th streets, H.D
WALTER, o02 Sbipley street. oii-st
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

GtOR SALE-FIRST.OLASS MARKEr
- dearborns, Jersey. Germantown and
business wagons ut VIM. HAMMoNirS
2nd and French streets. Will, DeI. su2sm.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ESok SALE-UhEAP, ONE s-ROOMEp
etrcet, with modern imnrovemsnts M
Terms easy. Otnor properties Tor sale In
a!neicnt Darts OF the city. AppIy Al No q
Nest Seventh street or No. pio West Nintp
nTa Telephone call No. 90. j. X. D.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

Et=, GIRL FOR GENERAL
ieGo &. Apply at the Herbert
IN " aims tor, oll-2th
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

LD STEADY WON EN- To
7 "a cooking at the United
y, opposite depot. olI-3tA
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

fLD-A SrOUr, REALITY
! q strong common sente, about
to learn piastering. One
kun.ry preferred. Apply at COS
Reet. a. l.. JOHNSON. ell 3l*
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

kfp-5 FIRSTCLASS OARPEN-
Il 10 10 In the country; wages SIS
apply TO J X. ID. SEEDS b
! Jackson street. oll-2t
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

D-A STOUT, ACTIVE BOY
N around the store. Adore So
Pee, oil vt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

4 Ep.-AOrIyE, RELIABLE
|epls 10 int oduce MRS, Pridnam's
ksher and Blea,her. q household
M an;ed everywhere. Saves time,
clothes. Liberal terms. Apply
EITs NO. 7 East 3rd street,
m, Del. oT-ltw-3t@
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

ESoR SALE-UHEAP, A WALNUT
n crib. Also pair or gray tnnirrsls
Apply at No. Bill Broome street. siI.s,.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
WANT TED.

FEil-LEAKNERS FOR PRO.
|sor Cbrlstner's celebrated French
|em Of ladies. gents and Children's
Garment cutting; with any inch
kpe m ensure alone. as sll French
|ihc ,ajlors out. No. I'll. Market
Iee hours, 2 to I y. m. ei8.eod.lm*
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

~, ~ A PPARENTLY VALUA-
,n'e doF. The same can he
I n ptvparty and applt ing to J
49, al Green Hill, near this
oll-2tk
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12

Ia HORSE THE COUN.
ior the winter. VIII board
F'e3 HORSE, this otnce. OBS.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-12
HEALD 4 co.

seventh and Market streets
oct-esat thu h-sst