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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16
ASSORTED SNAKES.
Place Where Thousands of Them Can
be Found Summing Themselves.
Toledo (O) Blade.l

Toledo (o.) Bladel
"Snakesl Good gracious" remarked an
Did hunter, "if you want to see snakes Of
all kinds, blacksnakes, vipers, rattle
snakes, copperheads, massasaugas, water
snakes, blue, black, brown, green and
every other color, go to Bay Point in the
fall, after the frost comes, on q warm day.
Then you will see them out summing them
selves-thousands Of 'em.
"a hunter went down to the point one
day to kill snakes. He shot and shot
among the squirming, Kissing snakes
until they got fighting mad and went for
him. He thought it quite funny at
first to fire shot from both barrels
of his gun into the snakes, but the
number Of snakes increased so rapidly that
he was compelled to run as fast as he was
able to get rid of them. They chased him
for a considerable distance. He killed one
hundred and eighteen snakes. They were
counted the next day. Why, it's nothing
to see thousand snakes on Bay Point on
a warm afternoon in the fall.
"Another thing on Bay Point is Curl
osity. A man went over to the point not
long ago and began digging In the sand.
When he got down in the sand about eigh-
teen inches he struck body of solid ice.
There must be thousands of tons
there. You see the way it got there
was during the floods in the spring of
the year. The ice rushed in along the
point, tore up the sand, and block after
block piled on each other. When the
II \
and now there is frst-class ice deposit
there. / should say there is sufficient ice
in that place to furnish Toledo with the
cold stuff for year. Perhaps you think
am not giving you straight goods, but II
you don't believe what | tell you, ask the
man that has charge of Guard island. He
will verify all that have said about the
iceU
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16

In 1865 the national debt amounted to
$7S % per capita, Last year it amount
cd to only t24 IA. In 1865 the per capita
portion Of the annual interest charge
was 81 49, Last year 1t was but SS cents.
The ratio Of the principal is now but
two thirds what it then was; that Of the
annual interest is but little more than
Ona.fitth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16

INDIGESTION results from a partial
parSlyeis If tbs stomach and is the pTi-
mary coUse of very large msjprity of
the ills that humanity Is heir to. The
most agreeable an effective remedy ia
Dr.. j. q. Mc'LesDs Little Liver and KID
ney PiIlets. 25 cents vial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16

IA1UB McOREA, KA HuBn
00nn Manager. Genl PaaB q TiAb1l0 an
pTrTHBURHH. Pa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16

stop -pal. Trains z and run dailYI all otaI
lFAins o. Except Sunday
CONNECTIONS
cleveland with all Railroads diverging.
Kent with N, Y. r. IL 0. BY and p O. y I. H.
Canton with P. 4. w. G. y. Ry, east and weab
Navarro with W. Il l.. X. Ry.
Justus with Z. l.. & N Ry.
Oashocton with Pan Handle BY. for No@Tk EAHR
Vile, Columbus. GEc.
lAM BaIeas, 6enn Man. AIBAaT RoN sHK, h9RDA
Olav0and. o. OleNea'id'O
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16

NERVE LIFE and vigOT restored in men
and women by using Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine. For sale by Durbin,
Wright & Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16
$500 Not Called For.

It seems strange that 1t is necessary
to persuade men that you caa cure their
diseases by Offering premium to the
man who falls to receive benefit. And
vet DR.. Sage undoubtedly cured thou
sands of cases of obstinate catarrh with
his "Cartarrh Remedy" who would
never have applied to him, II 1t had not
been for his offer Of the above sum fol
an incurable case. Who 10 the nGxt bid
der for cure or ceshp
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-09-16

GILMoRE's Neuralgia Cure Ia ap,si'
tive cure for Neuralgia In the face, eide
and stomach. For sale by Duroln
Wright Il Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Four Hundred Mill,ons Claimed

CHICAGO, Jure 20.-A local paper
says to- sy that a valuable estate,
valued at $500, goo, 900 TO S40o, 900, 900,
is lust now being made the subject of
investigation, aud If the claims of the
alleged heirs can DO established several
millions OF dollars are likely to come
into the post ssion of Illinois claimants
The property is partly located around
Mercer street, in New York, covering
about 100 acres, and on the Jersey
shore. 1t was owned by one Moses
Mercer, naive Of Scotland, about the
year 1850, and was leased out for ninety
nine years.
The lease having expired some years
ago the heirs entered suit for its recov-
cry. William b. Vanderbilt came into
possession by lease or otherwise OF
part Of the property, and, 1t is claimed
flied q bill TO quiet title, and both the
lower and upper courts decided thai
the title was vested in the heirs. Some
of the heirs IN Illinois are said to be thu
wife of W. H Sharpe, assistant mana
ger of the Waiter A. Wood Moving
and Reaping Machine Company; Mrs
G. G. Gibbons, her sister; Charles
Fisher, a brother, and Mrs. Mitchell
and w. Fl. Kelley. There are two OF
three families Of MERGERS at PrincetowI
who are said % lie heirs to the estate
Mr.. ?. P. Mast, Of Springfield, o., hal
a power-of attorney to act for the heirs
getting ten Ter cent OF all he RECEIVERS
and has visited Scotland and places o
residence OF the original MERGERS IN
this country, and is confident be has
good case
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Wedding AnniNersary


The fifteenth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs Tnos. j, Ia leg at their
beautiful home, Burr Osks, !" 10 Bran
dywine Hundred on last Tuesday even
ing was attended by large number OF
their friends. The porticos and the
spacious lawn about TIE house were
with hufdFeis Of Japa-
nese lanterns, while Prot Rltohie's full
par.1r orchestra, ccnces ed behind ar
immense pyramid Of ferns, palms and
rare AID beautiful plans, diseoursed
tie swee,eat music. Tie inter.or fora,
dec lralions were very me, aud the
effect OF the stairway. euj wiutd SDd
almes. ccnoealel by large ropes made
exclusively Of wild daisies was indeed
very striking. Refreshments in gr, al
variety and abuntsLce were served al
intervals during the eTeni1g They
were the recipients OF numerous aud
valuable presents, and we sincerely
hope they may yet be able 20 "Talley'
many more such pleasant anniversaries
ONE VINO WAS THERE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
DIED.

MON AHuN-ln Philadelphia, on the 2lst
inst, Pauline, daughter Of Z j and Jen-
ME McMahon, aged 9 L Cnths
Relatives and friends are re pectiulIy in.
yited to attend ner funeral from the resi-
denoe Of her uncle, JOS. Hc1aryey, No. le
last Third street, on Wei esdAy afternoon
at o'clock. lnterment at New CatLedral
Cemstery
lDGUGHER Y-Or June l9, lsss.a, hislate
residence on the Highlands, ue.r Rising
sun, John Dougnerty, aged IS years.
| Funeral irsm his late residence on Tues.
day afternoon at 3o'clock. Intecnent at 81
Joseph's Cemetery.
WO DIVA RD.-On the 10Th instant. Daniel
b. woodward; In The 7eth year MS age
at the residence az his son, William IS
| woodward, $40 King street
4 Relatives and friends and Delaware
Lodge, No. /, /. o. .. r, are invited 10 az
tent the funeral, from the residence Of hi.
Lon, IN Il, woodward 5ls Kipg street oI
wednesday Afternoon, June 70 a, 3 o'elock
ldyWine Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
THIRD EDITION.
Marries a Girl of Fourteen.


. NEW LONDON, Conn, June 20.-~Oon.
adorable of a sensation has been caused
here by the marriage of Daddy Weeks,
aged rs, TO Sissy Brown, l4-yeaI'old
girl, W no is wearing her Frat long DRESS.
The parents of the girl allege that they
exercised proper care and showed their
affection by rejecting Weeks suit two
years ago When the marriage was
first heard OF, the hoodlums turned out
In force and made great racket with
horns anil drums.
Captain Brown, Sissy's father, was
once in command of vessels plying on
the Sound, aud was the skipper OF the
Inflated steamer City of New London
when she burned and funk in the
Thames river near Montville. There
was O rumor that Captain Brown was
made agreeable to the marriage by .
pecuniary consideration and that old
Weeks promised Mrs Brown 800 and
q piano to secure her good offices, bu'
had not made pay ment.
Leonard Carroll, q local agent OF the
Humane Society of Connecticut, heard
this rumor, and this afternoon he In
yes igated the story. He took the sens,
of the neighborhood on the matter and
then sought the young wife and ques-
toned her under oath. She denied that
any compulsion had been used and In
sisted that Daddy was the man OF hel
choice She thought he was q kind Ole
man, and people said he had property
Everything is al right SO far" sh'
said, land people had better keep thei
noses cut OF other peoples business.
The girl is quite attractive and fsirl!
Intelligent for her years. She hardl.
looks as old as she is. The clergyman
who married them is himself an oil
man and much respected in the town
Daddy and Sissy have gone to house
keeping.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
fourth EDITION
The Baptist Convention.

The fourth days sess Ion of the New
England Baptist Missionary Conven-
lion convened ut 8 O'Clock Saturday
morning, at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Devotional services were conducted by
the Rev. O. s. FAriess, after which the
business session WAS opened with Mod
orator Wynn presiding. The secretary
was In struetsd to have 800 copies OF the
minutes printed for distribution, and II
was also decided to allow the secretary,
Rev, T. d. Miller, &26 and the sexton oil
Shiloh Church Is for their services. -.
The Rev. DIR. Cook, Of the Second
Baptist Church, presented Moderator
WYNN with . copy OF his Baptist HIS
| tory, and the Revs. r. l.. Perry and j.
ii, Tay lor were requested TO furnish the
doctor with data for supplement.
The Rev. Fl. O. Jones, missionary ior
this State, was introduced and deliv
| cred an address, after which the FOL-
I, lowing comm ittees were appointed:
Foreign missions, the Revs. w. Y.
Dennis, T. l.. Miller, B. +. Moore, r.
A. Motley and j. M. Francis; to ar
range for the next session, the Revs.
liz, Dunger, II. II. johnson, I. D.
Miller, II. N. letter and X. l.. Perry
At l2 80 O'Clock the convention ad
iourned until y O'Clock this morning
Several OF the city pulpits were dllet
by members OF the convention yester
lday, and services were also held at thu
lOpera House, morning and evening
At the afternoon services a collection
was taken for Shiloh Church, which
resulted in raising 5000.
A oolorad temperance mas meetinl
was held at 1. 80 O'Clock yesterday attsr
noon, In Bethel A. NJ. L Church
which was opened with addresses b.
the Rev. DIR, Boothe, Of Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist church, and the Rev. Gee
IW. Broadie, pastor OF Bethel church
, after which the Rsv. j. Il. Taylor o
Virginia WAS introduced and spok
about one hour. He WAS followed b.
the Rev. Harvey johnson, and tn
Rev. w. T. Dixon Of Brooklyn mad
the closing address.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21

The following extract is from T, De
Witt Talmage, ID. ID: The most per-
sistent, most overpowerinE enemy OF
the working classes is intoxicating
liquor. II is the anarchist Of the cen
turtles, and has been boy cotted, and II
boycottiHg the body, mind and soul Q
American labor Within 800 yards o
the Sands street Methodist Church
Brooklyn, there are ffty-four saloons
and another is under preparation
Stand the slloons OF this country side
by ride, and i. Is carefully estim Atet
they would reach from New York L
Chicago. While the ordinary strikes
are ruinous, proclaim a universe
strike against strong drink, which, i
kept up will be 1 relief to the working
clssses and the salvation OF the Ameri-
can nation. / will undertake to say
that there is no, a healthy laoorer il
the L ntt5d Ssarss. who, within the mex
twenty years 4 he will refuse all in
toxicattug beverage and be saving,
may not become q capitalist.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21

John McCafferty, tho u year-oid
boy who tried to shoot a coiored boy at
Ninth and French streets, asst Thurs.
day evening, was taken 10 jail last
Saturday afternoon in default u $500
bail. He will oe kept there until the
september court, when be will be at
raigned Oh the very serious charge oi
assault with intent TO com E4it murder.
His fate shonld be warning to Other
boy not 10 carry concealed dead y
N "a IONA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Eefure the .Judge.

Judge Cummins presided at this
mornings session Of the City Court and
disposed of the 10! owing cases: Frank
Moore, colored, YVES tined 81 and costs
for drum kenness; James w. Lewis, a
cJlored boy, was charged with firing
shooting crackers in the streets, but as
;Lere was some doubt about the matter
he was discharged with a warning to
say away,from boys who we're shooting
Thomas Spencer was adjudged gull y
Of being drunk and fined g ard costs
Frank Oslae, an Italian, was com
mit,ed in default Of $500 bail on a
charge OF carrying a concealed deadly
wtapon; james Peyton was fined g.
aud costs for being drunk and disor
derry. and John W, johnson IS ant
cost4 for similar but more aggravated
I gfiErSa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21

Death of An Aged Man

Daniel B. wood ward died yesterd az
u1-uing about 9 o'clock, at the resider ca
OF his son, William +. Woodward, NJ.
-, King street, aged rs years, from
can II, similar 10 that which caused
the death OF General Graut. The de-
ceased was Coroner Of this county in
ls5i, and during the terms of Mayor:
Slums, whitley and Almond, wal
,usLkey at police station. Al the time
Of his death he was bailiff Of the Unite
Sfa.es Court. Hs was one of the oldes'
Oh Fellows in the State, having be.
loused 70 Delaware Lodge, /. O. o. F.
Tor yver half century. His iupeea
wi. lake place on Wednesday after
/ Loon from the residence OF his son, sut
/ Tie .aJerment wall be in the Whining
. ton ana Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
A brutal KNOCK out in chicago

CHICAGO, june To-" Paddy" Welsh
OF Chicago, and Arthur Magusty, of
Streator, light weight pu2ulists, fought
to fnish, Marquis OF Qneensberry
rules, last night. They wore kid gloves
and fought Tor stakes Of $500 side
ard the gate receipts. Welsh wei he'd
l24 pounds and Magusty $50 In The
first round Masusty was knocked down
four tin es and when time was called ht
was bleeding pro'uyely from the nose
and his ey es and face were Ia wors,
condition In the second round two
heavy hits knocked him over and from
that moment lie was whipped. Sever
times Magusty fe to the earth, and a
the expiration II the two minutes o
the second round he cra~led en- al
iours TO his corner, tore up his gloves
and gave up The battle,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21

About o'clock last Saturday after
noon. while Joseph Stewart, who re-
sides al No, 1902 Pine street, WAS roll
ing large piece OF timber a. Jackson
- Shsrp's shipyard, he caught two of
the fingers OF his right hand under It,,
TO DR.. Cantweli's office a. Eighth and
Spruce streets, where they were dressed
and although they are lscerated very
badly lie hopes to be able 10 gave them
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21

tbs forenoon a couple Of cd
Of the Delaware Railroad camel
REPUBLICAN Chice 10 istsl|
brethren, the brakemen, who I
accused Of surreptitious and
methods OF re l.ing berry crates 4
own profit. These coaducIl
emphatic In he declaration Ihi
men could net and would Iat|
In such a disrepu,able pad
that while there we're 90 nil
unclaimed berry boxes aud
ing along the road at a.mOaH
tion they would be 100 ish "a
them from d brakeman q
q SO.
The fault, these eordu2.0r
NOT having crates and boIe 4
marked by the shipl ?. Ilt!l
the city with nothlgg upon ld'1
a card manifest, which wlea|
by the commission men 70 w
are conBlgced, leaving nc III
ing mark az 10 whom they lie /
whom they are 10 be sent 10
dition they ara returned, II fel
all, aad they ore put Of aison|
down the roal where they cay
time be seen. Many that orc
back contribute to make 9on U
Fourth of July aud on e's?'l9I|
Shippers, they say, To1 ma.
TO buy crates from a oI"4'l
they can pick them up q: ~
without pay ins anything i9I
another hing, they ma'niallsI
| brakeman would be very il1ii
| the risk OF a discharge ifon
If tbe raErlal company 4
crates in sqan lanl q q II
The rca cause Of the 'Iaaasa
| braksmea they tto1slt
brakemen oiien b a9lt P i.'i1
| the State and paying il W. l 4
| it had It shipped 10 paFiii H. u !,
| lower thar tie c0nm'''''u j
buy for. t..m PA
| Commission men . it.I ND
and New Iork nal.', rrtirb
| back TO the shlr9'n ',,-,.,Ime
safe deIiveraucs, BAL %I r .tl,
a crate or two '51;! +, q , sa' Il
fest calls for, u sl, lame, ain
is filled out by an! wv 5'rsc,ed
BODY and conseqntl.o.', me sI ID
body. la reference . q hes, sIs 4
be sent down the row iii IL lo5s
say the brake has n ' keep Nd
their pc textbooks !" '
robbed By him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Arresting Runse!Iers.

LYNN, Mass, June 10 Liquor deai.
ers here are much exercised at the
working of committee in charge OF a
fund of $50 600 given by John b, To-
man, an old printer and publisher, to
pay for prosecutions under the liquor
law. The dealers will organize and
take a more active interest in politics
than ever before. Several OF theii
number are serving jail sents noes
There is CONSERVATION in their ranks
The Tolman Fund has an agent W hos,
only occupation is to secure eviden =
against rnmsei,ers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
The Republlcan County Committee.


A meeting OF the Republican Ezecu'
tive Committee OF New Castle County
was held last Saturday afternoon at
the headquarters OF the Young Mems
Republican Club, No. $40 KING street,
with Chairman George W. Stone pre-
siding. After calling the meeting 70
order, the chairman announced that the
object was 70 determine whether any
action should be taken IN the coming
campaign, when the following resolu-
tion was offered by Joseph W. ii. Wat
son OF Christiaua Hundred:
Resolved, That this committee deem
IL inexpedient at this time to pAke any
nominations during this campaign.
He moved its adoption, when q dis
cussion eusued which was continued
1 fer some time, several OF the mem beri
lopposinp.the resolution. The majority
however wire in favor of 1t and con
tended thst it was folly TO attempt Il
oppose the Democratic party as long o.
tne infan GUS election laws OF thi
State were in force, whereby they wer
lenabled to trample under foot the Re
IpublicAn majority in this county. Tn
ldishor est aud fraudulent schemes prac
ticed by he Democrats, as shown a
their recent nomination election, wer
referred to, to show that in some ward
of this city it is simply impossible I
lobtain an honest vote. The resolution
was then adopted.
AS the term for which the presen
COMMITTEE was elected expires thi
year, and the new committee is chose
at the same time the delegates ar
trhoeau m this Stafa CnnventigD and
being decided not to nominate tickle
1t became necessary 20 adopt a nev
method of choosing the committee, an
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the election Of thi
committee for the ensuing two years I
teld in the usual manner on Saturday
the 9th of September, losi, and thu
this committee stands adjourned unit
that date, subject to The cali of II
Chairman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Fifth EDI1IoI
perance and Palm,

IA. A large meeting Of thu r e
tive tive Committee Of the i, TIE County
was wash. held on SATURDAY V isein,lpstrsio
rooms I Of the Red RitS S,.efn 2
n nerarCs Ion. Quite a pumb tsa9
county, amongst WIZ nt from
CCo oOIp % chairman Of the the s Were
J, Worthy Chief rem rIls % Y, q
l. l:.0, A!ired Gawthrop pr :, -
Mr.. Cooper detailed ..
operations y of the temps a.. lerg
Ken and Sussex, snd petanCe
sell a. very much grstIss sdP'e q
heard from New Castle ,H09 At
said there we're forty man 10 l.
ma thirty three who We,s AG a.,
nall OF whom were Access I &C., ea9'
Democratic party. In Ks..lHs
said, there were men sSo
day throwing their rs,,v "
aside and were coming I y! "
perance ticket WI i9
He believed that such ,..
would go out from the s,rS
to be held on Tuesday ~
would be indicative Of , H%a'
instead of waiting for tv"
Rev. DR.. Boothe cauti,!i
the selection of candidate ~ =.
the ticket for either sts,s !,
officers. He wanted men ~. " !,
faint and who would ren,s.' a
litics, who had unsullied ,sUu,l
axe to grind aud the oficsp ...s
man. WI
Chairman Cooper though, n
Boothe would be petlesIv
with the action Of the rarly
ID. j. Murphy wanted tis IA,
on the ticket, and said ,lM II
continued in the hsnts n a.
there would soon be DO govern
Chairman Gawthrop m.is
dress explaining the brlD,In.
party, Nobody would be an.,I
but the rum party, and yot,.'
only be gained by convlpei,,
Gratis and Republicans that ~
was right. He believed
would be formula ed upob
men could stand He ssks
ance aud consideration for \,
OF Others In the new parry, nd
encouraRingly TO The theresa
perance sentiment all over INA
A resolution to make Ia
nominations at such time ssis
Executive Committee shall IA
was adopted.
| The convention will be com,
20 delegates from this city,
from each Of the hundreds
gates to be selected IN meeting
respective wards ard hundreis|
The matter Of app9rfionirg 1
didales for the Legislature
with the local committees.
j. Frank Ruth was selected
Der of the Eleventh Ward Cod
The convention tO-moroF V
at Ills O'Clock In the CCurt
Dover, 1t will be composed
, delegates and alterusteS.
ratf 8 will BE- made in eIcunlCu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Homicide.

tbs death OF William Lunch at The
house Of William Dean, near Ozletown
Waite Clay Creak Hundred, ia.t Thurs.
day, was caused by .ockja brought on
by blow on his head by WIN. Cole
cJlored, of Cecil County, some day,
rycviously in a drunken braRi. Fol
this offence Cole was arrested on Satur
day, aud after a hearing before tht
Magistrate, A. j. Scott, of Elkton, was
IL default of 81 900 bail, ommitted /,
The all to answer for the offence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
EPlTHELIOMA!
,r seven years suffered with cancer on
OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years 1 suffered with cancer on
my face. Eight months ago a friend recon
mend ed the use OF Swift's Specific and de.
termined TO make an effort to procure II. In
this was successful, and began Its use. Tho
somewhat aRgravate the sore; but soon the
Inflammation was allayed, and began 10
improve after the 1rst few bottles My gen
eral health has greatly improved. / am
stronger, and able to do any kind OF woIk.
The cancer on my face began 70 decrease and
the ulcer to heal, until there is not vestige
OF It left--onlr LITTLE scar marks the place
MRS. .loICIE A. Mo oNALp.
Atlanta, Ga, august IL, 1885.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-21
Kefricerators. Kefrise ators.

On account OF the satisfaction our re-
fri2erators give, az q the extreme low
price, we 1--we been compelled TO Par
chase a secoLa invoice, which arri ved
to Gay. An xee.leut double lid chest
for 81 90, s-a small refrigerator for
81 IS; also al Ae tue- aud larger s:zss
in hard we'd a. corresponding low
prices. I Lewis Row, 4.3 King street.