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The National tribune., 1886-04-15

ow nor dependent relative, you can only draw So
for hernia.
@. W. H., Burbank, O-Are there any soldiers on
the Dry Tortugas Island who were banished there
during the war? Anstcer. No.
j. ". f.. Gem, Kan.-1 Does or does not a sim
gle woman taking homestead or presumption.
forfeit her right to the land by marrying? 2. If
not ,'can the man she marries ard she hold each a
homestead or presumption? There is considerable
argument on these questions AHstcer. 1. No. 2
Yes, providing each complies with the law as re-
CARDS actual residence cultivation, etc.
W. Ned, PiHSburg, Pa claim that the regi-
ment | served in (the 9th Pa. Reserves) was the
frs. three-years' regiment discharged from the
service. My discharge reads. enlisted LIST day of
May 1851, discharged the 18th day of May, 1864
A. IT,, Glencood, His-WiIl you please tell me
what if anything. there is, that will stop tee-
graph wire from Notwithstanding sure? An
s,0er. Cut it in two.
Nee, Lone Wntnut. Kun-There is a dispute in
regard to the day upon which the battles of Ba-
kers Creek Miss, and Champion Hills, Miss, were
fought. Please answer and decide? AHslOer. The
battle of Bakers Creek or Champion Hills. Miss,
also called Edwards Station, were one and the
same, and was fought May I6, 1863.
Subscriber, Lincoln, Neb.-Private B. was wound
ed in the arm while i'll the service. After he was
discharged lie made application for pension which
was granted at "a per month. While his appllca-
ton was pending he became partially insane, and
this fact being made known to the Commissioner,
the pension was made payable to his legally APP
pointed guardian" His wife Mrs b. was APP
pointed as guardian and has since drawn his PEN
sion as such guardian. For more than 10 years b
anything whatever-and is now, and a large pOr-
ton of the time has been, in insane asylum.
AS his wounded arm never hurt him much. the rate
of 81 per month is perhaps sufficient. Butt. If
the insanity can be traced back and shown to have
beed incurred while in the service is either he
Mrs B., wife and guardian, entitled to pension for
total disability? 2. In the incurrence of the
insanity cannot be traced to his service is she en
tied to pension by reason of his total disability
thereby? 3. In either would the application
have to be made in his name or in hers? 4. If she
made the application, would she do depend
ent wife or as guardian? AnsuUer. l. Yes 2. No.
3. In hers, as his guardian. 4. As guardian.
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Gen. John A, Logan.

y. 8. Senator from Illinois, writes: "Some
years ago l was troubled more or less with rheu-
matsm, and have within the last year or so,
suffered intensely with the same disease.
began to take Durang's Rheumatic Remedy, ,
aud am thoroughly satisfied that have been
cured by its use. l do not hesitate to recon-
mend it,"
This great remedy has been before the public
ten years. 1t is taken internally, and never
fails to cure the worst case. Sold by all drug
gists
One dollar a bottle, six bottles five dollars.
Write for free 40-page pamphlet to Z. z.
Helphenstine, Druggist, Washington. G.
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He Heard the Shots.

Attorney examining witness)-You say you
saw the shots fired2
Witness-Yes, sir.
Attorney-How near were you to the scene of
the ARRAY?
Witness-When the first shot was fired was
ten feet from the shooter.
Attorney-Ten feet. Well, now, tell the
court where you were when the second shot
was fired.
Witness-I didn't measure.
Attorney-Speaking approximately, how far
should you say.
Wtness-Well, it approx mated half mile.
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
One Of Those Yankee Notions.

labor saving Yankee of Chapinville,
Conn, has rugged crank attachment to
wheel of his wagon, connecting it with churn
that he places in the wagon; and when the
cream is all ready he dumps it into the churn,
bitches up his horses and takes ride, return
ing home in due time with n nice mess of but
ter that has indeed come very easily.
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
THE DEAR MOTHER.
BY SUSAN T. PERRY.

BY SUSAN T. PERRY.
The blessings of her quiet life
Fell on us like the dew,
And good thoughts where her footsteps pressed
Like fairy blossoms grew.
Sweet promptings run 10 kindly deeds
Were in her very look
We read her face as one who reads
a true and holy book.
And half we deemed she needed not
The changing of her sphere,
To give to Heaven Il shining one
Who walks an angel here.
The National tribune., 1886-04-15

The Gileadites slew IL Geo Ephramtes at the River
Jordan They were known because of their inability
to sound the h " in sbibboleth. Judges L 81
Shoes of iron and brass are spoken of in Deuter-
onomy 80 81
l. Where is Gen Grant described in the Bible p
George f. King, killingby, Conn.
2. From what mountain hight did Moses view the
Promised Land M. L. Brubaker, Florida, o.
3. Which of the Apostles writes of a trip to
Spain Sara Snooks. Superior, Wis.
4. Who was promised wife If he would take .
certain city Mrs. J.. r. Latham.
5. What cloud never dispersed while the Is
raelites journeyedi i'll the wilderness Jacob Gump,
Ballou, o.
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81 Biz. >,
rChiruJo Rambler.

Coldcash-What do you charge for embalm-
ing?
Undertal1er-Fifty dollars, and make the
late lamented look like bloomin' angel.
Coldcash-Well, say, amt that pretty high
Undertaker-NOt fur a first-class send off
Coldcash-Wcll, what discount would you
make for the deceased having a wooden leg2
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
Prohibition In the Sonth.
ATLANTA Constitutional

Atlanta Constitution.
All over the South prohibition is so popular
that oliticians have taken advantage Of the
boom, and are utilizing it to rush themselves
into office.
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
A Statesman's Idea.

The story is told of our great statesman,
Frank Lawler, that, returning once from the
East via the Michigan Central Railroad, he got
off at Falls View to look at Niagara. After
examining it critically for moment, he turned
TO a bystander and remarked: Huge, amt it e?
i spose it runs all night, too"
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
She Saw Him.
It'd Rits

Mother-Did you steal the cake, Johnnier
Johnnie-No, ma'am. Did /, Maudie2
Maudie (who got a piece of the cake)-No
deed, mamma! / saw him didn't.
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
MRS. SHERWOOD'S POEMS.

We have on hand still number of copies of
Mrs. Sherwood's exquisite lyrics, which we will
sell, handsomely bound, for the small sum Of
81, or elegantly decorated in blue and gold for
$160
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
Mention The Rational Tribune.
e co. ,;sg aa!211I5ls CURED

remedy lately discovered by German Physician by
which hundreds OF cases have been cured We will sena
FREE to any sufferer a book containing full particu.
lars. treatise, and directions for Home cure address
DIR. WIN. F. G. NOETLING & co. East Hampton Conn.
Mont; The Natinnal Trihunn
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rTfNu All Fits stopped free by DIR. II lines Great
llIG. Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days
Marvellous Treatise and - % trial bottle free
Fit cases. Send Dr. Kline. g3 Arch ST., Phiia Pa
Acntion Tho National TEibUna
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
MORpHlNEh AND OPIUM

Habit cred IN 10 to 80 days without pain incOnyen-
enCe We invite correspondence from all persons Ict-
ed with this habit and statement of the case our re
erenCe IS uadis9utel: the Cure Certain, KESOZA
COhPOUNDIAG co, HaycTEiill, Mass.
Mention The National Tribune
The National tribune., 1886-04-15

XITANTED-By E w. Whitaker Lieut. Colonel, 1ss
w Conn. Cav, with Gen. Custer, 1876 Pennsylvania
Ave-, Washington, ID. C.-The address of the % Ohio
cayairyman VINO loaned NE hiS horse in battle Of Fiva
Forks 2i0-4s
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
WANTED--ADDRESSES.

Advertisements for address asserted EIsr tsGs head at
tc rate Of y cents for Dss iIHss. address replies 70
advertisers.
The National tribune., 1886-04-15
FOOD FOR YOUNG PIGS.

The best food for young pigs is something
which will not ferment such as dry unground
oats The little fellows will chew these and
spit out the skins, and the thorough masti-
cation they give to them wonderfully aids its
digestion. Then, they want to be in the grass
Little pigs will eat great deal of grass, and it
way towards promoting health. One of the
worst misfortunes to pig is to have shiftless
owner, one who is so needless and coarse that
he is not ashamed of making his pork in filth
No matter about the man, but it is hard on the
pig Its skin gets rough and sore. its comfort
is les5ened, and its usefulness is limited.
The National tribune., 1886-04-15

A DDRESS wanted of Henry C. PenwelI late Firss
IA Lieutenant III Cal Cav, by The NATIoS,L TEIB
UNF 220-I
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NNANTED-By THE NATIONAL TEIBUSE-The ad-
w dress OF Samuel Hale, late of I'd Battery, IlIth v
r. C.. formerly of JohnStown, Pa Also, address of Goo
D. Ackey. Co. A, LIST Wis Cav, formerly of Eau Claire
Wis 2S2tf
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16


10 the United States Senate on Mon
day, Rev. DIR. j. g. Butler was chosen
Chaplain 70 succeed DIR. Huntley, re-
signed. DIR. Butler 10 rector Of the
Lutheran Memorial Church in Wash
from the knights OF Labor, protesting
against the denial OF the extra pay
ghich had been provided for by Law
for working men in the Government
service who worked more ttan eight
hours Per day. Mr.. Ingalls, submitted
. joint resolution, which was referred
to the Committee on Privileges and
Elections, proposing an amendment %
the Constitution OF the United States
providing that the terms Of office of TIE
Presidents and Vice Presidents and the
Congress of the United States shall be
gin on April 80. Mr.. HoAr called up
the Electoral Count bill, but yielded 70
Mr.. Van WICK Ia order that the latter
might call m the House bill increasing
the PEI sions Of widows and dependent
| relatives Of deceased soldiers
Mr.. Van WICK moved An amend
| ment, which vas agreed 20. that the
pensions of children Who are idiotic OF
insane should continue during the ex'
istence Of such idiocy or insanity. The
bill then vent over. A message from
the House announced the death oi
Representative Hahn, o: louisiana
and the Senate, after adopting II,
customary resolutions OF regret, sd-
Ijosrned.
In the House, after the reading Of tn,
Ijourpai, Mr.. S.. Martin, of Louisiana
tannouncsd tie death of bis colleague
Michael Hahn. ard offered the reso
lu.iurs u.s. may in such Cases- III
rs.oluIiobs we've adopted and the HousI
I'D bufLed.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

WE CAME across an apparently in
teligent Englishman on Mon day who
would no. admit that Eoglish workmen
were paid starvation wages. He seemed
to think that with the wages paid in
England, q workman in that country
was better { e than the same class OF
persons are in this country with the
wages he receives here. He could not
tell, however, why he came from that
country, whore he was doing better, 10
o country where be cannot do as well,
AZ his own words are to be believed
neither could be tell why 80 many
English worknen were pressing ovei
to this country, and no American
worknen were going to England
Eei her could he tell why, with suct
good times in England, q few week.
ago 90. 900 workmen met in Trafalgar
Square, London, and demanded bre q
or work. He was very sure that tabl,
living was much cheaper in England
than in the United 5,asss. and yet b.
could not tell why the United State
shipped meat and -four TO Englaud. /
Ia needless 10 say that this friend c
English wages living in America be
longs to the political party that sup
ports Mr.. Morrison's tariff reductio
bill. L. would be 30 much like Eng
Land, you see, IL Morrison's bl
passes.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
Young Men. Raad rh,..

Spring viii soon be upon us, and with
IL indications OF better times. In view
ofit.s fact James Harding, the practi-
cal merchant tailor, No. SIC French
street, has laid in one Of the fnest lin' o
Of spring goods ever shown 81 his estAt.
ment, and surpassed by none now In
the market, all OF which he 10 prepared
ID make up into suits in the hest posi-
Die manner, and being under light ex-
penEes he can make you . hobby suit
81 very low figure, and = perfect nt
alws rs assured. Once his customer
always his customer has been verified
zine and again, while In price and
quality Of goods be leads them all Go
and zee him and leave your measure for
a fne spring suit. You will save money
by II.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
AuprroHs Sale

A UDfTURB sALE-BY vIkrUB ORA
"a wsusst q he Mayer e TIE city o.
Wlmsngton, % ne diFsessd wfl Be expossd
% Pmhlte sase. ~ 10 s'eioe&. o n. %
FElDAY, WARuH -, isss,
AZ tie Audifsr's once, no. ~ Esst sixth
Il 49, n =: s e an sso:: .S. s
certain ioss OF piso<s q lana situate In the
city q wtlminksoa aforesaid, beanded and
described a. folloWs. 10 VII:
Nc gssissns : n: ,ssss ret. ,. g
shs sAstsfly sids Of Lombard street. thence
eaEterfy along said side OF ThiyrBenth street
seven p1rches and ak handredshs Of bereh
more er less. 70 the Low wafer marx on the
brandy sins creek, thence down said ereek
I by the various co1rres and distances thereof
| 70 Q line Of land Of WIN. McOanlisy, thence
along said line westerly and parallel 70
Tnirtasnth street eleven perehes and eight
ssssns q perch more Or - ,s.n 70 e ss.r.s1
scrtheriy la feet, more or lets. to the place
No. 4 BEGINNING 81 the corner formed By
the intersection 4 the westerly side Of kom-
bard street with the southeriy aide o. Ihir.
tsanth street thence along the said side OF
Thirtsenfn street westerly 800 fact inches
81 the centre line OF Atnch division wall
corner OF land conveyed 20 Joseph n Pussy,
thence thereby ey ne ave i p, ,, nne =
| fees fnches 20 . corner. thence southeriy
arout Z fest inches TO . corner Of The BRICK
boiier house, thence along the tice Of said
boiler house wall soatneriy parallel % Pop
/ lar street Al feet inches 70 another corner.
thsnes eastefiy parallel 10 Thirteenth street
L Z fsef inch % another corner. and southerIy
parallel 10 PEP lar street 9 feet inches 70 Q
line o. another lot conveyed 70 Joseph IA.
Pussy sforosAid thence thereby esstsriy par
aliel % Thirteenth street lss Ret inches 70
the westerly side OF Lombard street 81 re-
aid, and tssnee thereby northefly isl feet
inches 70 the place Of boWfnning-
No .. Bcginning ~ the intersection Of
the northeTiy side Of IT irtsenth street with
/ the easterly side Of Poplar street theres
i Dort berry along said side Of Poplar eoe eel
| lee feet 70 the middle distance line between
Tnfrtssnth and fonrteenGh street, thence
along said middle distance line easter and
parallel 10 Tnirteenth street seventeen
perehea and hfteen hundredshs OF perch,
more or lees, 20 the low water mark in tbs
BrAndywine creek. thence down said eek
by the var sus courses Aad diftAn e Thereof
| 70 the northerly aide OF Tniri zenith rect and
thence thereby westerly twenty four and
nvetsnth psrehei, more or less, TO the Place
| Of BEGINNING.
SeiEs1 ana taken In execution 40 the prop
| erty Of Edward Pussy and Lea Pussy, and
70 be sold BY J. FRANK BALL
Oity Auditor.
N. B.-Ihe above named property 10 70 b
sold 70 satisfy . lien thereon for sewer.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
SATURDAY. MAKoH ~, 1855,

IN warrant OF the mayer OF the city oil
Wilmington. 70 me directed, will be exposed
to puplic sale, at 10 O'Clock, q. m., on
SATURDAY. MAKoH q, 1855,
At:he Auditors ofice, No. ~ East sixth
street in the city Of Wilmington. New Gas
Tie Cou atty, state Of Delaware, all that cor
tain lot OF piece OF nd, situate in the city of
Wilmington aforesaid.
BeginE ing at the intersection OF the north
erly side OF ThlIteenth sIee. and the east
erly side OF French street, thence northerly
alonx said side Of french street % feet 10 the
middle Of the party wall between this and
the q tloining house. thence eaetsrly thi olgh
the MIDDLE Of said party wall and parallel to
Thirteenth street rs feet 70 the westerly side
Of 3feet wide alley leading into Thir.eenth
street, thence toutherly parallel 70 French
street along slid alley side 10 feet 20 the
Aforesaid SIDE OIL thirteenth street and thence
therevi, b westerly 5feet 70 the place Of be
gaining. be the contents thereof what they
may, having a three story brick dwelling
thereon, with privilege CT the use OF said
alley in common with Others entitled thereto
| forever.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
| erty OF Gilpin Is. Underwood and James Ken
| nedy, I. And 20 be sod py
! FRANK BALL. City Auditor.
\ The above named property IL 70 he sold u
satitfy a lien the reon for mscadamized pave
ment. mlb
i A UDlTORS SALE by VIRTUE OF A
"A warrant Of the Mayor Of the City o.
Wilmington, 70 me directed. will Re exposed
TO public sale, At 10 O'Clock, 9. m, ON
| SATURDAY. MARCH q, 1888,
At the Auditors once, No. 81 East Sixtl
street IN the city Of Wilmir gton, New Csstl
Countg, state OF Delaware, all that Ger
tain lot or piece Of land situate In the ct
Of wilmington, aforesaid, bounded and dc
| scr1bed as olloWa, 70 Wit:
J Beginning at . point on the easteriy eide 0
Fresch street 1t the distance OF 81 feet south
, erly from the southerly side Of Thirteent
strest, thence essterly parallel with Thir
, teenth street SO feet 70 q corner, there
southeily parallel with French street 20 fee
. 10 o corner tneLce westerly pIrsl 81 Wit
the first described line and hi teenth stree
so feet 10 the aforesaid eastsrly ide OF Frenc
street, and hence thereby northerly 20 fec
70 the place Of begis ming, be the content
what they may.
With the privilege Of an alley leading int
Thirteenth street IA common with others eI
l titled thereto forever.
Il Seized and taken in execution as the pr,
perry Of James Kennedy and William b
morrow I. l.. and 70 be sold by
j. FRANK BALL, City Auo itor.
The above named property is 70 be sold |
satisfy a lien thereon iof mac idamiZed pave
ment NILS
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
WANAmAKKRW.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday. jiAIch 10. 1857.
The most significant differ
ence between Book NEwsand
the other book-buying HELPS
is this: one quotes fair prices
Tor books; the others unfair
all the others unfair.
Nobody knows what a
book is worth by looking at
it. The wholesale.price is arbi-
trary; fixed by the publisher.
That is The cost. You can't
go back OF that. The pro-
per retail price is a little adj
vance on cost.
The publishers feign to fix
the retail price as well
They p t it high to tickle
the backwoods bookseller
That is the price" in the
0 her book buying helps
ominal price, the book
lsellers Gail it nominal -
p lblishers call it nominal
livery proper name-back-
woods price would be bettel
I-aumbusgn g price still
'lbe.ter.
j We don't know where else
Tor how eise, you are goinl
Ito find out what you ough
Ito pay for books, but thes
xo ways and places: Boo
'lNEws for new books; GU
bookstore for all the rest
Fem. Ii costs you nothing
Tor at most a postage STAN
land a letter, TO turn the ny
lleaf of a book Ill our book
! lstore. The lair prlcs is al
i ways there.
II Book News for new book
,:lthe tly-eal for the ~
FlBooK 3 Ews tor March, ,eII
porrai. o. Poe aud a src,
to deal more, Sc; fy-I.at, W
o. are welcome.
j Writing-papers, envelope
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
AuD.ro ns sALsa


a UlnTORH aALE-BY vf8TUE or a
"a warfane Or the Mayor Of the city q
= iimin0ton. 70 ne directed, viii be sxpoe. d
y paoiie sale. OBJ 10 o'clock, .. m. on
sATuRDAY, MAKuH u, 1883,
At the Auditors of1ce. NO " East nluh
street, in the city Of Wilmington, neu Va
tie County, Stale OF uelAwAre. All snht ger
tain lot or pieoc Of land situate IN me o'V ei
s.~inninT tSe westerly sids OF Preach
straef Al "a feea inches I'D and at the
6fEra me- of a Tat from the north side Of
ssEenEh street A. az feet broad At corner Of
land now or late OF Ann MellvAine, tnense
along aid sids Of French street nortnefly ~
feet 70 q corner OF khhd now VI $40 "
Nicholas Paterson, d deceased, thence thereby
westerly and parailel 70 Seventh street 90
feet 81 in hes 70 q corner OF land noT or late
Of llaniei u. Wood ward. themes By his land
foutheriyfand parallel TO French street %
feat TO q corner Of land now or late OF WIN
Bright, thsree thereby and by lsnd OF
Lad lei Farra and land OF ann McllvAine
aforesaid. easteriy and parallel TO Seventh
street 90 fee. 6< Inches 70 the place Of be
ginning, be the contents more or less.
Seilsd and taken In execution - the prop
erty OF George h. Tindall an1 May Ann
I1ndAll. { q, and TO be sold By
j. rRANK BALL CITY Auditor.
The above named property 10 TO be sold 10
satisfy q lien thereon for macsdamissd pave
Dent NILE
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

TT WAS oxLx bscazss ths Osegon
wss near land and had quiek ssA that
che catastrophe which sunk her was
ever heard Of. Had The accident oo-
CURED In mid-ocaan, In al probability
her fAts would nsvsr have boen known.
A it n. . rigid investigation In de-
mandeA, - . sch ,Oner seen tan males
distant should NOT have been permitted
Ito come that distance through open
daylight and run Der prov through tht
sidea Of a steamer like the Oregon.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

Charles Thompson, Of New Castle
Hundred, started to-day for Ida
Grove, Iowa, where he will take part Of
the farm occupied by his brother John,
who has been there for a year and IL
we'll pleased with the country. The
land is 30 rich that il prod uces crops
without phosphate or other manure, and
this is a great recommendation. The
chef drawback appears TO be in low
prices, corn selling at % cents bushel,
aud o:her things in proportion.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

GLADSTONE q ads considerably more
trouble than he expected with his CAbi.
net and with Parliament England 10
not yet ready to let Ireland govern
herself, bat It has to come. and IL might
as we'll come now rs hereafter. The
world OF thought IL moving, and the
plebian stands IN his manhood By the
ode OF the millionaire.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16
SATURDAY, MARoH II. 1850.

"A aWArrant Of the Msyor Of the city Of
Wnmin9ton, 10 me objected, will DO exposed
70 publ!e sale. 81 10 o'clock g. m, on
SATURDAY, MAROH n. lsss,
At the A AUDITORS ot,,e, No. 81 Fast Sixth
street. in tie city Of Wilmington, New
Castle County. tate of Delaware. all that
certain 10, OF Ia nd with the buildings there
On erected, situate in the city Of Whining
ton aforesaid. bounded and described as
follows, TO wit:
Be- inning Of Q corner Of land late OF
Peter Spencer deceased. on the eastern side
Of French street, at the distance Of 3 feet
from the northern eide of Ninth street
thence 81 lice Of taid land
inches 70 . come. stake, thence nor
theTiy By . lire parallel with French
strest Is feet inches - . corner stake,
thence westerly By o line parallel with the
hrst des1 ribed line and with Ninth street
10T feet . ifehss 10 the Aforesaid AIDE Of
French street and thence thereby south %
degrees west IL feet inches TO the place Of
beginning.
Beginning At = Point on the westerly side
Of French street Uetwesn Ninth and Tenth
STREETS At the distance Of 50 feet inches
fr6m the portherly tide ofNinth street ~ .
stake. thence westerly and parallel with
n inth street "a feet 10 the easterIy side Of q
~ feet alley. thence m rtheriy and parAl-
lei with French street n fest alongride Of
said alley TO . corner Of land Of David
UhAnSleT. thence eAsterly and parallel with
Ninth street 20 feet 10 the aforesaid side Of
French street, and thence thereby toutheriy
q Ieet TO The pltes Of beginning
SetS and taken into execution ~ the
property Of Roberr,I]rAves. and 70 be sold by
J. fbAhK BALL, City Auditor
The above named property is 70 be sold Z
sstisfy . lien theieCn fer mAeacamlIst
pavement nihltts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-16

A peculiar form of influenza, attr I.
but9d 10 the changeableness Of the wea-
ther, is raging In Canton, Ohio. Thres
thousand persons are reported 10 he
affected, including one thousand schoo
children, who are confined TO their beds
or homes. None of the cases have yet
resulted fatally.