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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-01-14

AN ORDINANOE-To require the inspec-
ton of weights and measures and to in
fiict penalty for using false weights aud
measures.
| Be q Ordained BY the City Council Of th city Of
San Marcos that It shall be the duty Of the CITY
Marshal ofthe city Of San Marcos to Inspect the bal
anets sesles. weights and Of every person
urn OF association OF persons keeping meat srke
r aong any other business In said city Al least once
In three mouths and to see that such balances
Weighs. measures and scales give correct weight
| and measure.
AR. .. II any person shall use a false balance
measure or weight in weighing any meat or we feh.
ing or measuring any other article purchased or
soia by himself. or bsrtered shipped or delivered
oy BIN or sale or bartered pledged given In pay
ment by him. OF bsrtercd sold, shipped or delivered
oy another be being employed for pay or gratis to
wefgn or measure the same with intent to defraud,
Hundred Dollars aud may be put TO hard labor on
the streets and alleys other public works Of the
city At fifty cents aday until s1eh sne and costs are
paid.
Approved WV. Grrssx,
Mayor.
thereby certify that the foregoing ordinance WAS
passed BY the City CoueeiI at their meeting 90 ian
H. 1855. By q unsn!mous vote.
Ep-I L. s.,rS.
Secretary.
AN ORDINANCE to regulate the running
~ AeiB ~ VI tnc btrects, rOaQs and alleys
within the corporate limits Of the CITY of
San Marcos, of Jacks, Jennets Mules
and al animals OF the Horse and Cattle
KIND and 70 prescribe penalties for the
violation Of the same.
Az. !. .. Il ordAinsd By the City coupeiI Of the
Iiy o. san Marcos, that no dangerous, uisehIeT-
Gus or fence breskinE JACK, Jeunet, Muls or sni-
nal a. fbe Horse OF Cattle kind shaii - aIlo-si
70 run loose OF At large 10 the Streets road. or
aleys within the eorporats limits % ire CITY az
Ssn harcos ton and sfter the cate tia Ordinsbes
ArI. ?. AIRY psrson owning, hsving shrrr, a,
- eootrac' o. suy 81 The ani1ss u-uiidlsd On IL
lfu srttele ofttis ordinancs vho skAH assr uosfr.
permit such suiurl - ru1 ioos. O. 81 large In suv
d the t;rssts. roses o. allers uifhn ID. eo-pp-st.
limits ~ The City - ssn Naroos san ,. FsfltT ~
an cfsnss aoc upon ccupiairt unssr o.tk
ao1 eenvictioa before tie narrr sb.u
- tnsc IN sry suu Asss than cue dsl,r s-s -,
n1-s thhh tel tciirrs 81 zsr - rrtts ksrS -,
- Ne strsso ros6s 40 tIsys e al rffy AZ -.
rtf o. my osrtt - 1ay tl s-ck &c 40 -. a.,
inlly pass, ara saeA Gag thsi sry 81 n. $50,
1eutrn-c n re So sectiu- 81 On --s.-,-. 80
= psrr--its1 - rur a. isrg. tssE o.-ssf-.s -
srt,s ocsuss-
AFs ~ s,sss.
M~c-
ss-stT -s--.'r -, -. ss-sss--s $780, =,
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Ess.E- sr.-p.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-01-14

Gladstones 10th birthday was re
Gently celebrated.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-01-14

T'.'a.- o-.a .s All dlr,srssIsl.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-01-14

4i2-IBiale Ie4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

Nine first class passenger coaches
were forwarded eserday to the St.
L0uit, Arkansas and Texas railroads
by the jackson x Sharp Company.
Register Bradford has granted letters
Parliamentary TO II II McMulliu, Esq :,
on the estate OF DIR. Robert Sutherland,
late of New Castle Hundred.
Mfs. Gafhart intending 10 remove
from THIS city to the State of lad ,aua,
vii! se.l her furniture at pub..c sale, at
No. SO East Fourth street, OF Tuesday
text.
The farm of the late Stephen Davis,
situated in Mil Creek Hundred and
containing IS acres, was sold by Sher, fl
Ford on Tuesday afternoon to Bet amin
Nields, attorney for the piaiutiif, fer
81 ,o25
Fer good fresh country butter eggs and
cheese, wholesale ald retail, 70 TO
Chas. r. Hudson'a stalls 80 ard s.
second street market. Opsn on Tues
day ard Friday evenings untii 3 30
o'clock.
The Young Mems Republican Club
viii hold the regular meeting to- nor
row evening, aud all o. the members
ara requested to attend, as important
questions will be brought up fer con
sideration.
Joseph H. EpRle, brother OF John
+ EnEle of this city, died at his o.
GeLee in West Chester, Pa, last Satur.
day evening, AFTER a long illneas. an!
his rem aims wee Inferred on Tuesday,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

Frank Pyle ana family are visiting
Detroit, Michigan.
Misa Katie l.. BGl'ook has return ed
home from Ler visit to Newark.
W. L. HsmAnn is on weeks trip
to Far Rockaway, Staten Island and
New York.
Miss Norman b. Sny der, Of HsCers
town. Pa Is tie guest OF Miss Eliza A
Regain, OF this city.
John Kelly. a master car builder Of
Chattanooga, Tenn Is Visiting his
father Captain Alexander Kelly o! this
city.
Mr.. A. Bradley Smith, Of this city,
has returned home from Page City,
Cass County, Dakota Territory, after
Az absence Of several months.
Jerman j. McMuilen has been elected
member Of the board Of cnrstors ei
the Ashury Mutual improvement, So
cieiy, vice Hubert a. Roop, resigned.
Miss Anna NJ. Garhart, WHO is about
70 leave the city fer Indianapolis, Indi,
ana, WAS very sgreeably surprised last
Tuesday evening hy large humber OF
her friends Among heiuviteu guests
were Miss Matte NJ Wrttr u Camden
\. J, and Captain n. w. Morehead q
New York city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
OISY BOYS.
A Bitl Posters Terrible Appetite.


Bill posting. which necessi'ates con
siderable exercise in the open air, o
doubt is conducive of an excellent ap
petite, still If the following was not
vouched for by persons OF undouoted
veracity 1t would scarcely be credited
Sometime ago ~ scenic artist, who doet
not reside thousand miles from Phila-
delphia, was engaged In doing some
work at one Of the places of amusement
in this city, when no FORMED the ac-
Quaintance of o certain Dill poster,
who does not reside hundred miles
out ide of Wilmington. The two De
came quite Intimate, and when the
scene painter finished his work, aud
wss about to start for his home, be in
vited the bill poster to come ana zee
him. Last week be concluded to avail
himselt OF the invitation, and accord
Iinely sent a letter stating that lie would
spend Sunday with him.
The scene painters wife, having had
some experience in feeding bill posters,
drew on her husband for $50, and ali
day last Saturday basket after baskei
of provisions was left at tie scene
painters residence until the neighbors
commenced 10 wonder IL he intended to
start store. Sunday morning came
and 80 did the bal poster. with his
Away excellent appetite further sharp
eued by the journey. 1t is scarcely
necessary to say what he ate, or how
much he ate, but Oh Monday morning
the painters wife was obliged to cal
on her husband for money TO procure
something for breakfast. The lady hat
made solemn vo that If in the iutur'
she should learn that that particular
| bill poster intended to visit them again
she will advertise for proposals anc
have him fed by contract.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

The citizens OF Laure. Sussex County,
as al ext ress.cu Of lne,r gra,itpla to
TIE firsmen of our city Rh9 FASTENED to
assist in the eXtiuguisAm y, OF II.
flames which threatened The destruc
tion of their town few weeks ago, cell
leeted and forwarded one hundred dol.
lars to Chief. Engineer Swoevey, who
divided the sum between the Fame aud
Washington Fire Companies. tina mad {
the flying tip on the above occasion
and he requests US to return the thank
of the mem bers of the two oompanie,
to the citizens of Laurel Tor their git
We hope that the citizens will never b.
threatened by similar danger, bu
ehouid they be they will find that tn
fremen Of our city will promptly re
spond TO any cal for aid
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
The Wonderful Horses.

There was large attendance at the
N stinee given AT the Opera House yes
terdsy afternoon by Professor B!!s'oi
and his trained horses. AID All who A.
tended ere delighted with the PER
formarce The audience was large
again in the evening, and a. the way
the attendance has been Increasing ii if
more than probable that those whC
defer going until Saturday night viii,
uuitss they take the precaution 10 Sc
cure their seats in advance, find that
standing room Is ~ a pre- MUM. This
school Of horsce is proving one Of the
best attractions that has v!si'ed THU
city for u ioi Z t.ne, but ibis IL scarce y
70 be wondered -, Is the intelligence
displayed 10y them Ia incomprehensi6lt
aud mystlf,irG. Those who have seeE
them 20 a2air, while those who have
not cannot form aue idea Of their very
Interesting ard lnetiactive performance
There vii. b. another matiLee to- mot,
row Afternoon for the accom- modatioI
~ ladies and children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
Prompt Reform OF Bodily Evns.

The prompt reform of those bodily
evils, enieeuled digestion, incomplete
assitnilation, inactivity OF the liver,
kidneys Gnd bladder. as well As OF the
nervous sy mptous whicH these ailmeu Is
are especially prone TO beget, is always
sccomp, isbed by the use of Hostette!' I
Stomach Bttters, a medicine accredited
by physicians, pronounced pure by
ana ysis, and emiEen,ly wholesome
and agreeable. Surely such a restor..
tive IL preferable 10 urpAlataele and III
digestible mineral drugs and unsauc-
toned nostrums. The nation at lArEc
assnIediy THINKS 30, judging by the ur-
pre- ce dem ed demand for the article
from Maine 10 the Pacific, demand
now supplemented by immense orders
for 1t received from tfopical America
Mexico, the British ard Spanish Colo
n ial possessions, ard elsewhere. Boil
az home and abroad 1t Is recognized a.
d. standard remedy and prevedtive, th'
decisiveress .. its effects recommoudin,
IL everyvh here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
How We Appear to Others.

TIE Vow York Herald, In speaking
OF the Kilkenny cat fight which has
been Roisg on In the Democratic party
in THE State for some time. says;
"THE DELAWARE sHiSDY.-Nbe BIZ
|euDIai fight between The SAuishurys
ami Bayards for the hegemOny of the
Democratic party in Delaware hat
jnst terminated for the present
year with total rout of thu
fSaul,barys. For the area OF the com
bat, its desperation and the grea; pub.
lie principles involved there il NJ
'ccmparison that fits better than The
sulpdy between the Mclutyres and
Men wins over The m'ssiug goat il
H4rr!esn's play Of 'Squatter SIZE.
eighty"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

WEST CHESTER, Sept. II TIE pres
sure upon Congressman W erhart has
been so great, rot only from the county
districts but from this borough, that
this evening he consented to enter the
field for re ele ction. Mr.. Everhart will
take the ground that he Is the regular
and legal candidate for Congrfss, and
vii. 30 enter the fed and con.ett II
a ainst both Darlington and the Demo.
cratic csnd idate, who will be I'm all
probability Delaware County man.
Tie fght will be a bitter one, and re-
sembie that OF John Hickman, who ran
against two other candidates in 1896
Tho Eve:hart men intend carrying on a
vigorous campaign In every TOWNSHIP
of TIE county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
DIED

~ ES-ln this city, on the 18th inst,
IA 1thsth Lvans,
relatives and personal friends Of the de.
ceaeed and family are respectfully invited
to attend tho tu neral from tho residence OF
her brOthtI- in-law, JOIN W Hawkins. No.
II market ttreot Services on Friday at Z
orc lCcr.
McCAFI ERTY On the l4'h inst, Ellen,
widow Of the late thomas McCdiierty, IN
the Isl year CT her age.
Relatives ana frienns are respectfully In
vited To attend her funeral from her late res
idence, No ZIG Orange .treet, on Fr sy
morning at o'clock. Mass at st. Peter
Pro Cathedral. lnterment ct the Cathedral
Cemetery.
MOOKF.-ln this city on the 18th inst,
Elsie = daughter OF Thomas ~. and M. Il.
Bird Moore, aged months, Is days
Relatives AMI friends are respectfully IN
vted to attend the funeral from the re'i
dence Of her parents 933 kirEwood street,
on Friday, the 18th inst Services At the
house st2 y. Id. Interment at kiVerVieW
Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
FOURTH EDITION
A,,Tnc,,ons Mt the Opera House.

Next Monday night Letter & Aliens
Big Mins,rels viii appear Mt the Opera
Houte and give royal entertainment
This company has been pronounced
1.-The greatest minstrel show on earth"
and no doubt merits the title, as II Ia
com pc sed OF an &C inlrable array OF &c
connlished artists OF acknowled ged
ability. Their entire performance Is
new, novel and natural, and unlike
some otLer companies they have
nothing moth.esien, ancient or. stale
There is no doubt but they will have q
crowded house, and 1t is equally osriain
that those who attend will be well
pleased with the performance.
On TuesdRr night the great rev
con- edy, emitted Ell Whestheid, q
Hunted Down" viii be presented by a
tirs,-cass company with Mr.. A. Fl
Woodruff in tie leading character.
This play has been ell dorsed by the
press and the ab.est critics, ard
although the season il just faitl!
opened II has already proved a Great
success. The plot IL mora. aud chastt
throughout, and the oil tire performance
OF Conceded worth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
FIFTH EDI7n1
A Snean1 ~. e

Last evenIna ,D'' in lAs,s,.
Joseph Ward =, about 8 SS,
Al Mr ling % Mills c 5u ss@apls,
inn in ah part riot Of HI, hoa.s' WAS I. siuias
VI wa n,s d1Gi a,a coGin sq'I ls
i . any one the there, se4lhl Nv, He l. q y
I sbs sne s,s thief had pu ,at ls did al|
a a1Gk mo. Mr. Ward went s pug On
m mau , nn.o him that I' Sa HID
ut 90 previously. '4' n0a'e a iel
IN, The two then star,.,,.
Thief, and 70. lowed II "a u 10 pursuit.
M M- h, v1s street where H. a beer
i hat VA also 50 tad on Mr.. w S,oGp.trly
S Vicinity he was sllest ID C eticed
closely ens followed He e'I v 70 gOO
n sap, MARKET Mar streets vLtr st Sf'i, to
me sne facts Of the case I srra. d be
ana %, lodged him in the ' has Y
judge tC;U Umm;sis he lad a Tearing
h name as Henry A. s,rou55 40 e. ga
belonged In Camden, \ y ana
c ing the evidence as above o, A a, +
court. ''Auit CT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
An Earthquake incident.

New YORK, Sept. u A recent telo
graphic despatch from the pos u aster
OF Clark7barE Yo.o County, Cal 10
Mrs Auute Warner OF BROOKLYN, at
nounCed the ceath Of Adam w truel.
formerly Of that city. The despatch
stated briefly that during ole Of tie 70
cent earthquake shocks something
heavy fei. IL the deceased and killed
him instantly
About twenty years ago Adam War
ner left Brooklyn with his wife and two
babies. They started Tor San Francisco
where Mr.. Warner invested his fortune
in cattle ralc5, and prcsFered FoI
two years or SO the Warmers iged hap.
PLY enough, aud two mere children
were boru to them Some domestic dit
ferences, however, .e5 TO Quarrel and
they teparated, Mrs Annie Walker To.
turning to her Brooklyn home. There
abe has lived for eighteen years past
having no intercourse with the bus.
bard, who appears 10 have grown rich
aud married ala.n The Mrs Warner
OF Brooklyn tllaks hersaif entitled Il
the $50 eco wLien her husband left
aud Is gong ont 81 .ae Golden Gate tt
de'err ne he Ssis az against tuose O.
the Ca.lfaEE.,. gi35w. " Warner lef
uC WI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
Hailro1d Omces Renee.

NfN lkenOy.d
This morning The de.ks q,
inSs OF the B. & P R,iJ, :. = O y
the foot OF Market street wa y
the cars and sent to the a. 1t, .oaI
com pany at Twen.y.third md "a ~ 20
streets, Philadelphia. bsvi d III ~
superintendent, and Jshp G w., "
Ietary and clerks lraS ,Issa,i!
b. Treibler, Jr., and L9rl. p NJ
vacated the Water And wv "
offices this In rating and fn. I,
desks and ether ,rapp.pss NV
and tel' graph offices q ,ssr. ,1s
for the southern branch ii 'Ss ~
still remain wttre they ara q
tendent Conlell will haye a ~
. the stone building te,vtsn
and shs.lcross avenues, in IA
where be will be found a oop.ii
part OF the time. The rain
John L. Spurritr, vii! sl.o HI
Cfhce for the presrr, tine In n
building named.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
Tho Yield of Wheat.

Mt " G. Finn, who owns a steam
thrssL,r, says the yield of wheat in
Chri-liana Hundred this year Is cousii-
crab y above the average, many farm ere
having over 80 bushels TO the acre. His
own yield on the prospect Ridge"
faru occupied by George Rue, was
about ths being s4l bushels on lets
tqsn - aerts. The finest crop, however,
was thai # Charles MeggiIsJn, in New
Castle Hundred, over ! go bushels on
50 acres every grain large anu pump
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
Before the Judge.

This morning james Cough
fore Judge Uummins CAaIid
drunkenness, and sas selitl.al
= fine Of 81 and costs.
Willlaa II. Andrews plead 4
a charge OF being drunk az Dis.
and the Judge imposed a tas D
costs.
Sam uel z Cannon and hrIl
were each adjudged guilty q q
ness and fired 81 and costs zach
John Cal.ahan, vic resides
Points Ban ks, was found BY Al
at Front aud Theme STREETS 70
conscious condition and isEel
hall. As he admitted hirg d
was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
Onera House lass Meelil

May or Rhcsds will cal. a ~ n
ing Of citizens at tie OpeEa q
Sunday afternoon, to give the
chance to hear ron Rev Js]
of Grace Caurch, aid other n
Charleston gone OF tie dtMl]
recent great esrihQuai E soS
will be taken up iog The 'uiltis1
time, but arrangements VIII
be made for a general sy''eH \
tions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
IHRD EDITION.
R.So. Railroad Matters

NEW YORK, Sept 1.-the announce
mt MT In this correspondence yestetdsN
that the B and o. will discont the
uding Of its first cl ass passengers over
the Pennsylvania Road on and after he
10 b inst. Is officially confirmed to-cs!
The first through train leaves on Satut-
day night with an excursion of knia ats
Templar. The transfer in Philsdelphis
from the Reading ID the B. and o. de-
pots will not consume any more time
than the present transfer in Baltimore
from the Pennsy lvania TO the y and y
On Nov. it Is expected that the Read
ing and tine B. and o. tracks in Phila
delphia will be connected.
The money which the B, & O now
pays the Pennsylvania for tickets viii
after the 18th be TUNED over to the
Jersey Central and Reading. Six floats,
with q capacity of ten cars each, art
building here, and will be completed in
ten days. They will be used in carry
ing Baltimore and Ohio freight cars in
this harbor. Assistant Commissioners
Pierson says that the passenger situs-
ton is substantially unchanged from
three months ago.
The Baltimore and Ohio is not pre-
pared to pool first and second ciass
business unless it has its own line IL
New York. In the meantime discus
N of the emiSrsnt business is Roinl
on. An effort is being made to tIea
emigraut business separately from hrs
and second C ASS business. If this can
not be done it will have TO stand will
the other business, The fact neverthe
less is that the Baltimore and Ohio AM
the pool lines are friendly in tbei
neutral relations. Another meeting 0
the passenger agents has not beel
called yet.
The Philadelphia Record says: Activ
preparations are being made by the Bal
timore ard Ohio Railroad Company Il
carry out It's agreement with 81. Mary
Commeudery, knight Templars, tt
take the mem bers to Luray Cayerns TO
morrow. This will inaugurate the first
class through passenger route of thu
Baltimore and Ohio Road from thi
city independently Of the Pennsyl
varia Raj road Company, which ha
heretofore been paid local rate Il
carry passengers to Baltimore. Tn,
tracks have been laid along the Schuyl
Kill river to Chestnut street, and tn
platform al that point for the accommc
dalton of passer gers has cen put unde
construction. On Saturday next Ii
Baltimore ard Ohio will begin it
through passenger business from New
York city, using the Jersey Central an
Bound Brook tracks to this city, whcl
passengers u i be- transferred by coacl
from Ninth and Green streets t
Invent. fourth and Chestnut streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

TIE steamer james F. H.I Y
Enooh Moore's wharf, foot n. y
street, was sold by uliie ,i n :;
shat Newlln IRON The sep ? !. q y,
tom House at II o'c!oeA tilI' "
Thom as Pickering and olAs a
for s., 500. The boat -, was aso M y,
year ago at a cost Of s.: "og y. b !
IL II feet, 20 feet bItsl'l %
81 tons burthen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
New Express once

TIE Baltimore and os sis,|
Company Will open, g., a. y . ..r'l
johnson Bl!idins 40 ! N
next week, and Eiwla S :, nd
merly win tho Adams a. h1 Itc]
pany, has been selects s,' lsrr ~ al
ger. The company VII a 80. d
i by which goods aud =, O, ts''sI'
sent 10 all st etions OF lhS VU
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

a nun Der OF friends OF Miss Lizzie
Sem met At the residence . her brother
in iaw. Mr.. A c. WIvel, after which
th-y proce dtJ TO the residence of Miss
Lizzie, at No. 5l6 East Fifth street, and
con raetrly spri ri-ed the ycurg lady.
A tier social conversation and enjoy
n mt they were invited 10 the dining
room and par;ook of cake, ice cream
and fruit, and at reas enable h1ur al
eTart ID tor bone, leaving Mics lizzie
VIII beautiful aud usefnl presents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
Not Nulity.

The jury in the case Of y: y,
States vs.. Edward seaTs a !.
DOM hitting a deadly Assault ~ y
Nicke-on, ont all might, ~ N
10 80 this morning with a VS'I,
guilty, on account of iasaa1'
prisoner was dIschaFsei' -
iuries for the presen Term !
met at 8 O'Clock 10 htsi Ss'
motions for appeal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

william Levi, Joseph Mulln and
William Carpenter Of Chester, Pa,
thought last evening that they could
cross the railroad with team before the
train overlook them The horses passed
in sale but the engine struck the wagon
throwing the occupant cut ana killing
Lewis. Mullin aud Carpenter were St
yerciy injured but may recover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
Meeting at Central cn~]

A,,he G lcrAment o. lls n \
tee will be administers rs,i
Presbyterian Church a,en n,
ing will be held in .t the ls sTtsl
the church tomorrow es,or III
n niU orc atty III proved i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
TO me Cltilens OF kansas CITY

Having made complete examination
Of the "Moxie Nerve Food" can state
that dc not find it to contain any sub
stance Whatever that would be injurious
to health. / can further say that 1t il
purely vegetable, and contains no ALEC
hol, also, that consider it good nerve
tonic. Signed +, VIM JONES.
Prof. Analy ticaI and Technical Chem.
istry u K2nsas City Medical college 9.
There's nc terror. heaiache, in youl
threats -
For | am armed go strong with
remedy
That pass pain By, as an idle word,
Since the discovery OF Salvation Oh,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

The Women's Christian Union will
hold their annual meeting 10 morrow
afternoon at 5 80 C'ciock, at the head
quarters, Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16

Several months ago s,i si' ri
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-16
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Frank Llwless, OF ON On Frepc1
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