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MAkhETS.
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2i-Flour - Market
firm, sales of LOO barrels MINI. bakers
q 5SGl I5 Penna. family at g s7IIi Western
at ~ 2SSl4 50 Patents. o. S5ft5 10.
Rye -four dull al g SGSS3 ~.
p. m, call-w heat-July, sac; Aug
s5Ac; Sept, sikc Oct, s5lSc.
CornIJ uly t6'Ic; Aug, t6a4c. Sept. i7s.c 4;
oats July. icslc; Aug. ssc.: Sept, ssc :;
Oct, S5c. - ~
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CHICAGO, July "a, $50 a. m.-Market opened;
Wheat-Aug, !5l4c Sept, IKE Oct, 5gLc.
Corn-Aug, S9'kc; Sept, 4l1sc Oct, axe
0ats-Aug, 2s74ci Sept, 2tssS2sIic.
Lard-Sept, 81 CA.
Ribs-Aug., t6 U2H Sept, 81 10
t0LosIHe.
Wheat-July, 7jci Aug, 7thci Sept, 76I.c
CornoJuly;, $3.50; August, 4oc; Sept,
&1c.
Pork-Aug, - e Sept, o. Is Oct, a. 52s<.
Lard-Aug., 81 62S Sept, ~ 90; Oct, o. as.
Ribs-Augr o. 05 Sept, d ON Oct, EO7E.
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Death Of Jerry Demaret

Jerry Demsret, who died yesterday, was a
weil-known young man In this city. For
years he was in the iron department at
George NJ. Steinman a Cos. A few years ago
ne was stricken with paralysis since which
time he was unable to work. His funeral
will take place on Monday morning.
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A hlalictOua Act

A number OF the advertising signs OF
Edward Edgerley and John Il. Heinitsh, In
the county, have been maliciously torn down
within the past few days. If the parties who
committed the ofiense are found out they
VIII be dealt with according to law.
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Paid the Cost.

o,, isn brooks was heard by Alderman Nc.
ssl. SLnn last evening on a charge Of being a
20 nrass Teller. The prosecutor did not care
upon the payment Of oostA "Ai-ssu
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The Price OF Trade Do,,sr.

comptroller Bernard, OF Buffalo. has so-
eepted from Colgate q Co., Wall street Nsu,
York, bid OF 20 4-lo cents each for q. Ibe
trade dollars held by the city. One other b,d
o. A .aA cents each for perfect coins only was
Street. wan
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-24

ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS AND
~ body knows the genera
Uses Uses OF plaster. aud that Benson's Capcins
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Arrssted for Malicious Trespa.s

1ohn Hagelgans was arrested last night by
onicer Lewars for malicious trespass In
entering the premises of George Nanman
anu Stealing fruit. He was committed for a
hEear,ng mg ON Tuesday night by Alderman A.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-24
s,re., Trapou,,,,er OF the Nerves..

The surest tranquilizer of the nerves IA
medicine which remedies their supersensitive-
ness by inyigorating them. Over-tension OF
the nerves always weakens them. What they
need, then, is tonic, not a sedative. The
latter is only useful when there Is intense
mental excitement and an immediate necessity
exists for producing quietude of the brain.
Hostetter's stomach Bitters restores transQuil
ity OF the nerves by endowinS them with the
Nigor requisite to bear, without being Jared
or disturbed unhealthtully, the ordinary i'm
pressions, produced through the media of
sight, hearing and reflection. Nay, 1t does
more than this-it enables them to sustain a
degree of tension from mental application
which they would be totally unable to endure
without its assistance. such, at least, Is the
irresistible conclusion to be drawn from the
testimony of business and professional men.
litterateurs. clergyIuen, and others who have
tested the fortifyiug and reparative influence
of this celc brated tonic and nervine.
JyeO Ind
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Attachment Issued,

At attachment was issued to-day against
the Commonwealth Mutual Insurance CON-
pany to q Judgment obtained some tins ago
by Antonia Dio, but which the company have
thus far refused TO pay.
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Pss,is OF the Picnic season.

/. csn,ns 'o,' Of an Ice cream supper given in
nisht sh :. Eastport, Maine, on Thursday
nssns the minister and sbont fortv nth:r
snd ya,n,,,n wsrs taken violently iii with crsmps
cur eStrscs us believed that poisou-
s'' was used In the cream. f"
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MARRIAGE Is.

GARA-OAKs.-July IS, lSS5 at the parsonage of
the second Evangelical church, by Rev. =.
smith, Mr. Harry 4. Cara, of Mannheim, and
Miss Lille '. oaks, of Wnghtsville. 1t.
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The Liederkran, at psnryn.

on Monday the woods at Penryn park will
ring with sweet songs ana music II the weather
al all is favorable for friends of the Licder-
kranz singing society, who have arranged a
grand family excursion on that day to Penryn,
Ianoaster's favorite summer resort. Grosh's
orchestn will play lively music for the dancers
the Liberty band will entertain the visitors all
over the park, and the LiederkranZ will favor
the audience, forenoon and afternoon, With
some OF their best songs. The price OF tickets
Is 80 and 2S cents, and they are good on all regu
lar trains. The special train leaves the outer
Reading depot ats a. M. To return from feuryn
AT p. m. The LiederkranE will march from
their hall to the depot on Monday morning.
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woods meeting commenced today in Det-
weilcr's woods near Mount Joy. Trains will
leave here tomorrow IN the morning and after.
noon. Tickets good until Monday. ltd
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NEW ADvkRrnRMKNrs.

NARKLEI'S "YELLOW 'FRONT.'
-Nl clear nller Havana S cent Cigar is pro
nounccd 10y smokers the best In the mar.
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MARkLEY's "Yeilow 'FRONT.'"
" No. q North Queen street.
(formerly Hartman's)
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(NHICKES CORN SOUP LUNCH THIS
~ Saturday. evening at the Southern Ex.
change Hotel sprengcr and Rochester Beer on
tap JOHN II. BDRGER
It'd Proprietor.
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
L of the Union Building and Loan Associa.
ton will be held at W. A. Wilson's Office, Mon.
day evening at ~ O'Clock. sale of money at .
O'Clock.
ltd A. IL. BALL, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27


At Huntingburg, Indiana, on Friday
night, an unknown man, In the waiting
room OF the railway station, stabbed
John Hart, colored, IN the throat ,cauting
almost instant death.
Michael 0'Neal and Edward O'Lough-
In quarrelled 10 Brooklyn on Saturday,
about the possibility of jumping eaiely
from the East river bridge. O'Neal
knocked the other down, whereupon the
latter drew knife and cut O'Neal In the
abdomen, inhIctiug wound which may
prove fatal.
Near Mlddletown, Maryland, on FRI
day night, William Smith a farmer,
heard voice from the road calling his
name. He went out, when man KNOCK
ed him senseless with a club stole every
thing he had on him, mount3d horse
and escaped.
The dead body Of Nicholas PATHFINDER
ger, was found in gutter in Cincinnati,
az O'Clock on Saturday morning, with a
terrible cash in the head. Two or three
men with whom he hsd quarreled are
suspected of having murdered him.
AT GallitzeD, Pennsylvania, on Satur :
day, drunken young man named Gregg,
threw stone through the barroom win
dow OF brewer named Aukaubauer,
whereupon the latter seized gun and
shot Gregg, who died soon after.
The Baltimare and Ohio Express oflica
at Bayville, Louisiana, was robbed few
nights ago of bag of one thousand dol
lars in silver coin.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
He saw the EkeDhant

Charles Brown, a farmer lad, went
from ''Toodsto N. j. on Sunday
with al acquaintance bent upon having
good time in Philadelphia His father
had given him in the HorrinG q gold
wa,oh s2d chain valued ~ SlG0, and in
addition he had $41 IN his inside pocket
aud q good overooat on his back. He
travelled about town fox several hours,
and finally found himself with his
ffiend In y house on Thirteenth street
near Wood. He describes everything
after that as a blank. When he re-.
covered consciousness his wstsh, money
and overoost we're gone, aud he could
u u find his ffienc. A fight was In pro-
eress in the hsuse. Brown quickly left
and informed the police at tho Central
Station OF the robbery.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
EMS OF THOUGHc.

Il ia hard to be wise on an empty
stomach.
TIE man who cannot miud his own
business ID not TO be trusted with the
kiEe's
lie who Is most SLOW In making o
p.omise 10 the most faithful iu tina psr-
fccmauce of it.
Woman is societS'a balance wheel.
sad the man who Goeg not coufide In
his vile leads q lie which cannot ad.
Nit Of day being tgrAed on II.
Gne cannot be goed-natured all
FOUND. Nature herself occasionally
quarters an incou Venient parasite on an
animal toward whom Gle has other wi se
10 ill-will.
Home is ths true Kingdom of women,
where her right can never be de-.
tnroned. Here all pore love, all right
thoughts, all religions all govern ments,
II we would have them live and
e juiish, must have their roots beneath
! he altar. This conviction impels me
to say to every woman VT o has home,
let hume stand first before all other
things"
A blessed thing for any man or
ws:nsn to have friend, one human
Aori whom We can tEust utterly, who
knOS the best and worst OF us, aud
VITO loves as in spite OF all our faultp,
wEo win speak the heuest truth to us
wb$l5 the world fstteis US to our face
and laughs ut us bshiud our back. who
viii. give us o'unsel 6 nd reproof In The
day of prosperity and self-conceit, bat
who. again, W i'll Comfort and eDoc urs az
us Ia the day OF diffic nlty and SORROW,
waen the world leaves US alone to fight
our Z wn battles az we can.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
bAsviTlEs.

Sun Rfses fIb. Sun Sets l.ls
rD Busht coal j, you Will ike IL.
Tfy Bushp coais you will surely like Il,
kid-napping-baby asleep.
W. 8. Kimbie. grocer. 2nd and Justison.
Birds sad caSss II Psrters's, East snss
strong Cough candy nj Fera uson, IL E, I'd
Willard v. Davis. iswsIer. n. gud street
Oty Laundry. Sixth and Shipisy stree,
Fine 10 x. Rinss. AZ HAMS. 10 X. garrth
Agents for DUNLAP hats. Rumford
brorhors, hstters.
I'd R.Wyatt, e23 W 4th street. dry good
ard trimmiogs; nios line OF holiday good
Wsshing machine for sale At Picko,'s stove
store. 9 East Fourth st.
matcbes arc scsrcs vh.ra Q family have
all red'hta led al d free lie faced daup hters
"l'Il make II nots or This" as tho man
said WIN he born, wed a undrsd uoiJais,
Truth cruihsd T. err b will rise again, so
VIII spring bGs.le.
They Iirnovt q goyernmen. every day or
two In Ii Ilgar.a.
mans ccrn' are like di;ag- eeahie &C.
quaintance'. Cutting them 10 the ony
remedy
Infants clothing mi ladies' undarwaa,
made NJ StA~ts Davis, no Esst Fourtt
street.
EoWou NO. QUO luhntson btf0N, HSepB cor.
stautly on hand oysters At rs, 30 and 20 csnts
per quart. delivered free TO all Erls of.the
ity.
CO to the new 25.cent candy factory. 1913
Market street, one door below second street,
for your Chrlstnas supplies AL gooss rs
cents Per pound. II. ID. Hollis, tne ola
molasses canoy man.
John Cullen Hry ant Is located at 321 h
2nd street, and he j. prepared, as in former
years. u sup ply Bibles, albums. encyclope-
dias and other choice work, at the logett
o. prices. Mr.. Bryant guarantees botn
the quality gni price Of every article ard
sells 10th on the cash AMI ins ;allment plau
OF small weekly payments.
HOLIDAY DRIFT.
That clans are toothsoms iieuhst,
That clam iOup Is immease,
The crowds around the ctan dish
Every day give evidence.
The crimson OF The forest leaves
When the utumn days are Como,
But The topeg's nose grows redd.r
AS the Winter weareth on.
No more at morn. or pultry noon,
Along the shady beach they stroll,
Engapef 10 delicious spJon,
Their heads beneath one patasol.
To blow into the mufze
Or gun, tie stretched his silva
To see II H. was Loaded;
Ard II was,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Aultrican steel is said to ba fully
equsl 10 English, and Is largely 1sed
Ri! over the United States. Every
grade Ia now made here.
The orange crop Of southern Califor.
MIA this year In estim4.ed at 800 coo
boxes. about 100 000. 900 oranges. No
branch OF horticulture in that State
pays larger profits.
With the revival OF tho dairy incus
try, other branches Of farming will be.
come more profitable, az Its depression
I'm beon one OF the reasons why grain
growing has been 80 heavily overdone
1t has been found that wood acaul.es
i remark able hardness aid toughness
WHEN IL |. 'rlaced in tanks aud covered
with quiohllme, which ia gradaslly
slakeh with water. Wood, sGch as IL
used IA mines, tai es abtu; week to
become thoroughly iD2regualed.
Butter AID oleomargarlDo dealers In
Phi adelphia have fo: ned an ass3ci--
lion 20 aid the federal officers IN fn
forcing tho oleomargarins Law. Toe
district hes two manotactt Il6s, and
about 200 retailers have taken out H..
censes for its sale. Tho Pennsylvania
Safe law prohibits It's sale, ard the
constitutionslity Of the law 10 being
iestet.
The cultivation OF FAX In Ireland has
largely fallen off In 1867, the acreage
was 283 .2t7, whila last year this had
dropped t. l08, 147 In England, the
ACREAGE dropped in the same period
from 10000 tn 2. 400 acres. In facs o;
the decline Of this crop in Great Bri
tain, the farmers in Belgium have
pushed 1t, and find ittotheir profit even
TO supply the Engli;h market.
Railway tickets wFrs originated By a
ttation master at Olapham, England;
about forty years ago. From that time
toe printing OF these tickets has 10
NAMED in tho hands of the same fami
y. who Have pursued 1t with GA amour
CT perseverance, and ingenuity perfect.
y marvellous; Rn3 1t Is 8 curious fact Ia
know that In ono long, low building In
] suburban street OF a provincial town,
| tho tickets Tor The whole world except
North Awsrlcs, are IN i3s.
Word comes from Little Rock, Ark.
that ii o present cotton crop la tia best
ever raised in Arkansas, "a reports 70,
csived from sixty out OF the sevsa "
old oCun ties of the State show. Fa,ty
] two-tGirds Of tho crop has been gather
cd, only portion of which has betr
marketed, the plsnters holding for 81
advance in prices. IL is estimsied that
the yield viii reach 10000 bale,
! against 600 COO, The crop of 1885, an in
cresee OF 1850 Co5 Picking Is In activ,
proefesP, aud 1t is believed the crop viii
be gathered without material loss, oil
though lator Ia scarce.
" 10 true, as an exchange remarks
that, des pits low prices Tor farm pro
ducts, the same quautity viii purchE 8,
| more OF tho necessariee aud luxuries o
life than II would twenty, fcrty or si,z Sy
| years ago. Only labor ~ desrer nov
han then, which shovs that meth e.
farmers nor workingmen % class art
worse ESected by the depression In
business than other classes. Only o.
far ne fzrmers attempt raure than they
can themselves do, and then becom,
employers OF the labor of others, ar,
they Sufferers. The farmer who doe
his UCGk without bring help can liy,
better and save more money now thai
he csTid on the same land sixty year
ago
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

A~oog the most amusing contests on
Christmss YVES turkey race at Brandy
viz Springs, gotten up b7 John Foots.
of HilI Greek aa 1dred. Il was partici.
pssed in by seveIa, of the young men
OF the neighborhool. A turkey was
o1rned loose, with the understanding
thaS 1t WAS 10 become the property OF
the one who csnsh; it After An excis-
lug chase il Tell into the hands OF Mr..
McElwee, who was mach elated a. his
SUCCESS aud bora Bis priza off 10 triumph.
Another contest for a turkey Consistsd
in W wheeling awheeibarrnw. bHndiolded,
to q stake "a this Jchn Hendrickson
proved the victor, and rae feat will long
DO remea eeIed with 70; lings OF plea
sure
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Couldnt Follow the DIRECTIONS.

Doctor-Well, Pat, my friend, do you
notice any change for the better since
you have been under my treatmente'
Pat-Begorra, docther, an l don't.
The troot is, doc, can't follow your d.
rections. 1t is no use. I've t. led It three or
four times an it's TO use at all.
Doctor-What is the difficulty, Pat?
Which part of the directions DO you find
yourself unable TO follow"
why, you knew, docther, you say on
the bottle of the medicine what you gave
me: TO be taken three times day,
afther atm in wather.' I got In a tank
of wather, like the iiah man in the dime
mooseum. but the divil bit could ! ate
l like to drowned entirely It's no good
to try to ate three times day in wather.
Faith, | couldn't do it n munt l ain't
no mermaid"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

The edition Of 1887 Of the sterling
Medical Annual. known as Hoste ter o
Almanac, Is now ready. aud may be
obtained free OF cost. OF druggists and
general &C uutry dealers in all part, OF
the q aitet, States, Mexico, ana Indeed
evsry Civilized po ton OF the Western
Hemisphere. This Alnarac has beer
issued regu arly y. the conmepcemeut
of every year for over oDa.6.th OF q
century. IL com bines, with the soundest
practical advlcs for the preservation
and restoration of heslth, n large
amount of interesting and amusiop
ltebt reading, aud the calendar, sstro
nomical calculations, Chronological
items, &c, are prepared With or. a,
care, and will be found entirely eccu-
rate. Toe Issue OF Hoste ter's Alma.
nae for 1887 will probably BE- the largest
ecI'ioa OF a medical work ever pub.
llsbed in any country. The oroprietors,
MessEf. Hoststter & Co Pitt,bursb, Pa
on receipt Of a two.csnt stamp, will for
ward copy BY mail TO any person who
cannot procure one IN his neRhborl ood,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
GEeNEx HOUsE NEW yo9a.

Bfoad~ay and a1th Street,
opposite Casino Gld
Metro, oiitan Opera House.
Soomgei day and uPgarcs.
Restaurants OF uns0rt pa sse 1 eZallence.
Coolest hotel in ths city.
Now and elegant.
A home for families.
A resCrt for business men.
GHN. BAN MAoAuLEY aud
WAnrHR b. BOWERS. Proprietors.
Near N. Y. q. and West Shore Depots.
ssreadway cara pass the door.
This paper In reading room.
ty3Leoi-oky do
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

The police officers are looking after
the young men who are in the habit of
the ladies on the streets In
the evening, and 1t ia highly probable
that 8 me of the parties VIII soon be ar
rested and properly published. The
streets muet be male safe for ladies to
travel OF ell hours, and young rowdies
who cannot behave theme elves properly
must mend their manners or tear the
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

IS09-ThEnk YOC 1856.

To my psrons OF this city and sur
rounding country. 1 return you my
he2Ity thanks for giving me the hes
business Christmas holiday trade l ever
had You have always done We II fcr
me, this year batter than ever. I pro.
pose to remain at 315 darket street II
years longer and CONTINUE making
splendid cabinet photographs. Fifteen
forsG3 90 or one DOZEN cabinets and one
8xI0 frame sizs for S. 90 Be sure of
The mum Der, 3l5, Beechsr's gallery.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
g. Fine Building to be Erected

The building at No. 22l Market
street, now occupied by ALIENS FIVE
cent store, has heen purchased by
Cieaver & Hollis, who propose to have
1t torn down and q handsome four story
building erected ON tue site. This build.
tnR, which will cost from S25 GOO to
$50, GOO, will be used by CleAvet g. Hol
lis for their stove and heater business,
Ala will move immediately after tie
holidays TO anotber location, and II the
weather will pernit, operations will
be c0m menced 81 once.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
A CARL

To oil who are suffering from the er
rors aud inctsors tions Of youth, nervous
veal ness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C., will sADh recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America Send q self nd dress.
ed envelope to the REV. JOSEF II T.
INMAN, Station d, New York City,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Mr. clIIdsc Generous Glfts.

Mr.. George VI. Childs, whose name is
the synonym for generosity and benevo-
lencs Distributed over S10,050 in new
bank notes alone ~ Christmas presents.
Hs also sent out several $500 gifts a,sd
not few 81 ,O06 checks. Every person
In bis employ received Christmas
present. .tInc'udiDg the envelopes to bis
employees, Mr.. Childg gave away not
leas than $26 600
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
Uncertain rrififs.

Delude not yourself with the notion
that you may be untrue and uncertain In
trities, and in important things the con-
trary; trifles make up existence, and give
the observer the measure BY which to try
us and the fearful power of habit after a
time suffers not the best viii to rip into
action.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

Tnu,OME RiSTMAS PRES
., tree of charge Any one buy ing
,,le Of Hasson's Compound Strap Of
,scsiye q handsome Therm ometer
I,,srso. You can obtain same irJIn
|uggist.. - a. ,o
IA consumption, ana requires no
nsnta ton Keep II IN TIE dou 70
~ by q. y. NTH. corner delaware
1 nd DuPout streat; J. j. Gallagher
isLs and 1904 Market street; +. ".
IA and 2iT West sth street; T. Il.
81 Garner 9th and Madison street
'iiIxorth, northwest corner 2nd and
'on streets, Wilmington, Del d2t6t
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

TlUE-1HE ANNUAL MkETIc q
oi tho armtrs' T. sso,iktion 81 New
l. county Tor the recovery Of stolen
\. VII DO beld at tho Board OF Trade
A e.fuer Tth and Ma ket streets. VII.
[un, Ieiswnre, on saturday. JanuaIy
VS.. at " O'Clock a. m. when officers
1 g eriultg year will be elected and
Ednctts TO bylaws proposed. Punctual
65a GO . members requested.
JAMES II. HufFECKER,
.6tdltT Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27

h. PLACE TO GET YOUR HOLI-
day presents 10 at the new store, y. " d.
k.l laylO- and Lombard 6tTeets, brinch
1ately & DO, 927 Arch street, Phiia
khs, Pa. Musical instruments, bibles.
kms. picture, silver ware, clocks, lamps
other household goods. = Id eitbor for
Or on installmeats. Agents wanted.
|K HOPE, MRnager. .20-eod lon
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
We Reap what We Sow.

Always there is seed being sown silent
ly and unseen, and every where there
come sweet flowers without our foresight
or labor. We reap what we SOW, but
nature has love over and above that JUS
tice, and gives Hs shadow, aud blossom,
and fruit that spring from no planting OF
mrs
Daily Republican., 1886-12-27
uOrICEA.
Oor.sixth and King SITS.

OOr. SIKth hhu HkhnE Sts'
now ready for 1881 If paid on
January 81, the face Of Dill; 10
ner cont. will be added; In
~ ~ ,ob II, frruies may be drawn.
n,s Tor January will be closed on
holders arc charged with the
LIZ owners Of stables please take
,.ons are warned not to supply sd-
syIures or any promises with city
shon,a written or printed permit
\, d apartment, under penalty OF $40.
pr JOHN .. 9hOHE, Registrar.
pbsr 9, 1880 o1'I