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During the big breeze, week ago
last evening, the north one of the nam
moth plate glass windows in Close Bros.
& Co.'S Office was ruined by the screen
door sweeping open, and striking it. The
cost of replacing the glass will be heavy.
In the meanwhile, the big Opening is
filed with boards.
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1T is in contemplation to make col
lection of tame flowers for the Trego
County Display. Help from any source
will be received with thanks.
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Marshall g. UffOrd send

Marshall & Ufford send forth to the
purchasing public bran new advertise
ment. They are doing splendid bust
ness, and it is only natural that they use
the true channel to aceuaint the people
of their intention of doing so right along.
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Mr.. Reyes, late of Wa-Keeney, i
about to start Democratic paper a
Scott City.
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Miss G. E. Walk, of Hays City, was
in town early in the week, looking up a
location for millinery store.
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r. B. Patterson is back from Nebras-
| ka, and is here to stay.
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The family of Rev. Mr.. Stayt will be
here in few weeks, from Manhattan, to
reside permanently.
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LET no live Trego county citizen
escape-the responsibility of contribu-
ting to the Display.
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Joseph Langellier, of Ness City, was
Thursday caller.
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See our sample lot of mems shoes If
you want to save your hard earned cash.
$50 AI.RsEALr. & UFFORD.
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Judge Osborn held court at chamber
in Hays City on Monday and Tuesday.
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j. G. Sparks, the painter, is taking a
trip over east.
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F. o. Ellsworth went east Thursday
morning, to be gone some time.
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Ellsworth is receiving a fine line OF
buggies and wagons. 81
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

For Associate Justice,
d. NJ. VALENTINE, of Shawnee.
For Governor,
JOHN A. MARTIN, of Atchison.
For Lieutenant Governor,
A. p. RIDDLE, of Ottawa.
For Secretary of State,
e. B. ALLEN, of Sedgwick.
For Treasurer of State,
J. w. HAMILTON, of Sumner.
For Auditor of State,
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY, of Pawnee.
For Attorney General
S. B. BRADFORD, of Usage.
For Supt. of Public instruction,
J. II. LAWHEAD, of Bourbon.
For Congressman 9th District,
E. J. TURNER, of Sheridan.
For Judge Odd Judicial District,
s. J. OSBORN, of Trego.
For Commissioner 3rd District,
r. &. KESSLER.
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The watchword of the hour-On to
Bismarck.
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For Congressman 9th District,
E. J. TURNER, of Sheridan.

For Judge Odd Judicial District,
g. J. OSBORN. of Trepo,
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SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1885.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Manaxar nn,l,s. I,enaflt

Manager Baylis' benefit will take
place on Thursday night. when Mr..
James 0'Neill will positively appear as
Edmund Dantes in the ouly authorizs ID
version Of Dumas "Monte Cristo. .
This is q character which calls for a
wide range OF talent upon the part OF
the actor, ana whether rs the Tollick-
ing, free-hearted sailor, the calm, out
spoken priest, the man Of society or the
heart-so.e and passion-torn slave OF
memory and vengeance, Mr.. 0'Nsill
shows himself . careful, painstaking
and intelligent actor. Mr. O'Neill will
be supported by an excellent company,
every member of which is an artist.
The play itself is one Of the m 1st attrac
tive now on the stage, and belongs to
that class which never lose their charm.
THIS Is the only opportunity that will
be given OF Witnessing this great play
this season, and that, combined with
the fact that this presentation is for the
benefit Of Manager BAylis, will be sure
10 pack the house. Seats can now be
obtained ut Thomas L. Co =, No. 42l
Market street, and all who swIsh TO At
tend should secure them without delay.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
THIRD EDITION.
Commenoement Id Lsnt.

Tomorrow beiae Ash Wednesday, Ia
the commencement of the Lenten sea-
son aud Bishop Becker has Issued the
fl flowing d,recti0ns for its Observance
in this diocese:
Ash Wedre Jay, the firs. day OF
Lent, fAlls on the 10th of March.
/. All the faithful who have COM
pleted their twenty FIRST year are, unless
leeitimately dispensed, bound TO OBJ
serve the Fast Of Lent.
2. They are TO make only one meal a
day, excepting Sundays.
s. The meal a!iCW ed ON fast DAYS is
mot to be taken until about noon.
4. And that meal, II on ANY day per.
mission should be granted for eatiDE
flesh, bosh II ssh and hsh are not TO be
used ~ the same time, even by way OF
seasoning. TITS inclndes Sundays.
5. A small retreshmeut, commonly
called COLLATION., is allowed In the even.
ing; no general rule IS 20 the quantity
OF the iool permitted ht this time car
be made Bal It's practice of the most
reg lr Christians - never 10 let ii ex
ceed the fourth Part of an ordinary
me: J.
i. Toe quality of the food allowed al
collation. Is, in this diocese, bread
b tier, CD sese, al kinds OF tr1its, sal
ADS, vegetables, nsh, eggs aud milk.
Z. Genera usage has made il Lawful
TO drink in tae morning some warn
liquid, ~ taa, coif ., or thin chocola Il
made with waSsr
s. Necessity and custom have author
iEed the use OF hogs Lard instead o
butter in preparing dsh, veEeta oles, etc
9 The fol.owins persons are exempted
from the oo.lga iors Of fasting: 1ounl
persons under twenty -one years Of age
the sick, nu sing women, those who ar
obliged " do lard labor, all wht
through weakness cannot fast withoa
great pref udlcs 10 their health.
10. By deportation, the use of fesl
meat will b. allowed at any meal OF
SUNDAYS, ana ouce = day on Monday s
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SA,urd ays
with tie exception Of Holy Thursday
and the sec Vi and last Saturday o.
LEM
ii Persons dispensed from the obi
gait rs fa,tIK on account OF tende
% ADVANCED -ge, or hard labor, are no
b und b. the restriction OF using mes
tnlJ ote N "a 90 days on which it,
u 5 granted by dispense ion. 1t vii
be noticed thar milk and eggs AT,
allowed at the col alton.
Given a. Wilmington, Feast Of ST
Fr.pci. &c Sales, 1850.
THOMAS B shop of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Pound Dead In lied.

Elwood Stafford, coiored, was found
dead IL his bed this morning at Peter
s. Blake's, No. 22l East Front
street. Stafford was about 80 years OF
age aud has been in the employ OF the
P, W. & B, Railroad Company since
be was boy. For tome time he has
been in this city as a messenger for
Superintendent Garter, and board I'd
with Mr.. Blake. He came in last
night about ll.45 o'clock, and before
retiring ashed himself and chang I'd
his clothes
This morning Mrs. Blake, upon find-
ing that he did not get up By q o'clock,
his usual hour, went 10 his room door
and knocked several times. Not re.
celvinR any answer she entered n E
room and was shocked 10 find that he
was dead. AS he was 70 all appearance
in perfect health yesit rday the cause ID
not known. but It Is probable IL wss
heart disease. Undertaken Palmer wa
notified api removed the body to the
morgne. Stafford was widower, hi,
wife having died about fifteen year,
age, and te'onged IN PAilade' phia
which place he expected 10 visit In .
few days.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

So much interest has been manifested
in the rifle shooting match, 10 come
CT u morrow afternoon st the Scbeug
en-. Pa-s, that there Is the promise o
.arge gathering 70 witness the sport
TIE e.'.z Z mArksmen are particular )
oeslrous u .aTga repre- sentation frcu
the State militia at 4 the G. A r u
10 take part IN the contest A bach
will leave Eighth and Market street,
70 moro e afternoon as 230 O'Clock
sharp, for the rifle range q
Sche Il Park There will bs no al.
mission 10 the Rroubcs, but the en-
trance fee fcE shooting will be twenty
i've cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Acciden1 to nn Fngineer

SIMON Fisher, al engineer on train
No. ~, due II mis- city from Baltimore
al TAI m, met with q severe accident
on Monday evening at The P, W. " h.
Railroad Station. Ga the way here his
engine vas disabled, causing him to be
al hour ate. Upon Ills arrival be was
ordered e take the disabled engine 70
the round house and procure another.
lust as be was ABOUT 20 start 10 obey
the order plug from the air pump 4 p
on. an struck lin under the r 81; eye.
h was tagea in one o. the tfices and
D-. he sCG IoEsd, who. upca II ss
ing M examination, fg7Ld thas, while
the eye was anirI he had made q
harrow escape EcRipeer james Legs
took the 1raia - Pniisdeiphia, arc
Fisher s,ar,ed f3r his home IN Wash
lLgtoE =. midnight
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09


Michael Mcdonnell, ~
rough Of this city, who ks n.
been before Judge Caurips \
misdeecs, was arrested inys.
for assaultlng and robbiu !
woman, AZ that Place, M
Sallie Turner on last Frid,,rsI
was carrying q hnnl.e 81 ~
satchel when McD1nusl, ~
her, aud laying Lo.d Of
Jerked 1t from her, aud 10 =
she was throEn down. Heal
the bundle also and u.d.alJ
known that our stranger, M
shelter at the railfOsl sr41|
early evening and tliisa M
went, Id company with .ssj
dock, aud from the ilaf nd
Don nell, whom saeplsi.lr.yat1
as her Rssailaut A wsrru' M
on Saturday morliu9, 90. d u
arrested the youth asd b,RaI
before Squire Nea.ey. J, u
10 prove abby ty s:Atol augl
aud claimed to have DEAL lna
from q 80 ~ $50 90 tie H1.
question. Mr.. Juut. liitGz
him and said he left AZ I'D
came back some llme ala. !
committed to New Cnis lid
the grand lury'- action.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Reduction and strikes

are the order of the day all over the
country. The most popular movement
in this vicinity, and which has made
trade lively, has been the !-iilns down
of prlcts OF mems and boys boots and
heavy 81 oes 81 BAOcock's Family Shoe
honte, Doc Market street. You eau
de9-ud on bargains when they FAY so
Th-T have bought big bargain lot aud
intend to let them 60 as bargains To
their customers.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Mrs. RIcnnrd. Parlor Lon

Mrs. NJ. T. Eichsid,, OIL A1,
Rhode Island. vii l,.1i y
her three pArior ec,afa ~
under the auspices o. "
Indian Association, IL lie Z
byterian ci,utc3 to u1rT
day afternoon a. ! o'cai
ject will BE- " Tie age q. w
from Wick iitr - Chass
afternoon, March lj-l'a
the PFotest4r, EsfarmaftA
More and TIE Tnusia'or- ~
Monday Afternoon, Maze
Age of Eiizabeih-SpetcsfH
speare." Tie lrclntes lAn
liz cred Ia The prlliPA AsI
cities, and a. B]ston ny y
peated by request. Mn -
said to be- a very p'eas'a' VI
foe ability and Win -
livery.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Earra lies . Medding knot

Presideu; Of City Counci! Farra, act
ing Ma! OF while Mayor Rhoads Is con-
fined to his house, was ca ed upon 10
tie the nupiiai hond az the City Hall Oh
Monday uiEat between Charles L. Il n
norman ard Amy Khag.er, both OF
DauIhIn CJunty, Pa C.erk OF City
Council Hyland, Councilman r II
Tay lor and Newell, Collector Mood v
aud 3 number of other gentlemen were
present l. witness the ceremony. Thit
was the 6rst marriage ceremony MI
Earra has bsen called upon 20 perform
but he went through with il Ike al Old
veteran trained 10 the business.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

DUBIIC SALx-rHE SUBSCRIBER,
IL intending 70 quit farming, will sell at
public sale, on DaPonts farm, miles below
OhAdd's Ford, Delaware County, Pa, en-
TUESDAY, MARCH Is 1850,
At Il o'clock, N, shar
The following personal property
Three good horses. No. / hay mare, com.
ing years old good diver. NO. z. Sorrel
horse, sound. Kind and gentle. and an extra
driver; fearless OF the cars No. 3, One
mule, kind and gentle; viii work anywhere.
sixteen head o. coSs. s0Fue Ia pront. and
e others will lie In pront by day oil
kZS7SaeS sale; one bull. one sow, wtth pig
MN lot Of chieSenE, one carriage.
Lac uesrpofn. mix WtRon.l roaa WaHon,
l farm wagon. carts, sleigh, oxe sled, !
csrrisge lcle, l champion reaper and mower
eambined, hey tsdder, horse rake. / 70
voly ing rake, Missouri grain crilis. col n
shelters, hay cutter. ian, l grinds:one. |
wneelharrow, moving scythes, grain cradles,
l harp5on hay Jerk. rope and blocks. forks,
rGkes, picks, grpbb,ng hoe, crow oafs, Gov
ehstns, leg chains, post digger, corn
knives, cross cut saw, floNs, pair OF tain
hArrows eultivAtors, set carriage harness,
sat sArooro harness, > sets wagon hArae .,
sat, carl harness, How harn1ss. collats,
| brides corn AID potatoes by the bushel,
| barre Of vtnea ~, Il aeret Of wheat In the
ground
DAIRY IIXtURfSs ehurn, good
butter worker, 8 batter tabs. mu1 pA1s.
| cream ket les, NILS cans.
| h LCSEHuLD III kNlTURk BED
steads and bed. ehairs l bureau. stands,
| iooztng glasses, eiOcE. ! parior s'oye.
goo1 eoos stove, ami many otker Artiel $.
| TEXANS; All SUNS o I SIS AID under, cash
over that snount credit OF months on the
purchaser giving banKaule note with AZ
proved erdorsef; % Rot paid when due, IL
terest FROM dAy CT sac. r AANNE,
L. W. StidhAn son, Aucts. mil .'W
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Hudwor,h'sInme Museum

Bud worth's Dime Museum in the
Odd Fellows Hall rs nov II full opera
uop, .sad . crowded at each perfcr
nance. In the curioso department, they
have beautiful tsttJoeo .ady, a spot.
ted man sud other wonders. a hrsi
c.a-s speciality performance is given
every Afternoon and evening, aud as
tie admission is only 10 cents II is net
TO Be- wondered az that it is well patro
IL a
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

Company +, First Regiment d. N.
'G, gave their NTH annual reception
on Monday evening, in their armory
ct webstcr's dancing academy in the
Masonic Temple. The competition
drill for the silver medal took place and
the board Of judges composed Of Colonel
Wood and CaptAins Wickersham and
Nutshell, awarded Ii TO Private Michael
NJ. Holland.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
DUBLIC SALE
Il oFArHREK STORY
BRICK DAN ELLING.
Will be s2ld at pubic sale, en- the premises
UN SATURDAY, MARCH Is. 1855,

Will be s2ld al pubic sale, en- the premises
UN SATURDAY, MARCH ls, 1855,
Ats o'clock, p. m,
All that three-s. ory triek house. back bnlit
ing and lot " srouni, sitasts a. No. -.
" est Seeond street. between West and
Washington streets IN The cry OF Whining
ton, Del.
Inc lot has a front ofab ut le feet inches
on Second street, and extends ntr.heriy -
feet inches The house contains rooms
Tue main ouilditg 'sbolt 10 feet ircses
D! - set inches IN depth; the back bald
lng about J. feet by Ia feet. The lcc alton
Is = desirable ore, convenient q markets
and mechanical sh .ps Persons wishing to
view the premises before sals will be shown
the sAue on application 10 the undersigned
The TIDE l. IN 4tsL ut4bie
EHNs - SALE 10 yer cent. cash "a Gay
OF sale; the balance o. Furcnate money TO he
paid On delivery cf deed on o. before March
-. lsss, when possession VIII he given.
DANIEL tARbA
M sod-2t Agent for ". :. BIB, trustee.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Jos. L. CARPENTER, Jk. FRANK CHANDLER
CARPENTER & CHANDLER
REAL ESTATE And MORTGAGE BRnktRs,
OFFICE;
No. o23 Market Street,

Have .or rent the following houses
1904 West Second street, fo1ms.
lsI, Lincoln tree, rooms.
: " est kig tn street, 40 roomF.
~ franklin strses. l. rooms.
Il West l. shtC stree. rooms.
bIlFtp aveaae and Ca ton rset, rooHs.
| l. King STREET, rooms
| l 81 isU4 and ; Nan Buren streets rOoI 5
laos an lI-a Van fursn strost. rooms.
| Us East J. ghlh street, roUms.
store, >h.lIcr0ss ave. and Lirco n. sr1Cms
store, Sixth a. lombGrt, J. r,Cns,
iStore, Sl3 Market street. 10 rvoiLs
1922 King str e., l /. rooms
I - Frank 81 Get lQ TJVns.
I wnsend ana L3mo I'd street, rooms.
/ TawpsenI and Llu.b ri st-e-t rooms.
tCouutry seat, hear u rbreoE, 10 rooms.
! III West Eleventh stree, Tv.mE.
4 1907 TstnGli sJest, II roons.
$50 Madison street, rcomA
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

eS' 'AAAI7 "a 80 Mn ~
D5u'. n.s.s-e a with Ter = resolution.
A wish is OF > desiring 10 DC, or DO, OF
have soUe;E3rs aresolrtlou is making
u. .Ge mind I secure tie tle desired
ohjsc. Il i isI be 10 be q aimed.
Ifyou wCu.t ike 70 be IN better 7
cums 21ce., the sarrst way Is 70 reso. y,
10 save something regularly. The bssi
an 10 cave and at the same time b.
allow ed biz interest for tie moley in
ve-'ed, IS by taking shares in EXCEL
sIoR LOAN ASSOCIATION, row CT riu
nav ,hares az (Sl 00) one dollar each
Bis now ready. Apply p; once Il
shares 10
Lillian Z HAWKINS, Secretary,
No. 7l2 Market Ell
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

NOTICE
II ALL DELINQUENTS toK CITY
AND school IANts.
All delinaGentg Tor city and school taxes
are ncreuy nounei 10 call at 0tce al Tie
once ~ the elts tzS receivers and settie. "
II amounts due will u JIlee e1 ~ ~. sss
q law
hy order OF the F.narcs COMMITTEES Of
CITY Council.
EDMUND T. NJ 1DUY.
Receiver North ern bis,r.et, including AL
nora .! SIKH ttreft
DkNNl~ KANE
Receiver Southeru District, !ac!Lt.ug all
sol " ~iKth sttcet
wills NeFUN. H., February - lt-6.
m9-tt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

rew series of stock is now being
sold IL Equitable Loan Association at 81
per share. The association is one of the
most profitable now in existence. and
oners all he advantages one can desire
IN savings and loan association.
Parties desiring shares should apply
az once 10 William Z. Hawkins, No
~ AaIke. street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Dean Of Mrs. aoratio Seymour,

UTtA " Y, March S.-Mary
Biet cker, reiict of ex Governor Horauc
Seymour, died q: the residence Of Mrs,
Roscoe Conk ling at $3.50 to day.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

Not - keep. a big bargain a lot
of mems aud boys' BOOTS and heavy
shoes. few small lots OF wlnen'f
missef, esnd clildren's pebble shoes:
are reasonable p.ices. fixed 20 make
thtm ssu quickly. You will hud no
sach bargains else here. Babcuck's
family shoe house, 2o6 Market stree.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
PointIookout Farm,

Don I fai, TO attend the sale Of Point
Lookout Farm at the Court House, in
this city on Wednesday. March lOih. nj
2.30 p m Il contains 100 acres, with
god buildings, elegant water and land
unsurpassed. Terms accommo dating
Tee purchaser will most unquestion
ably secure a good bars sin,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
shad and Herring .

Arthur Ps~ t viii have on bis stalls,
in The 11iru street market, ME 10.
fresa shad and herring, for the benefit
Of the pslstes OF our citiZsns. he has
be I cGuf ned 70 his house for the pat
III -ee esEs, "a has 50 far recovered
B. to sole a 49, at his post OF On }
a. t}u.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
The German Fan.

The German Library Association
gave a grsud ha in the German Hal
last evening, vaica Was attended b.
over 'at ca1p.-s Tae E-aui narca
was ,e- 5y ua-Jer OF ceremonies Fran
Sctea nd cAuGhtsr. Supper va
served sat a. enjoyed a pisssaa
esen!cg rpplr tie ight fantastic to-
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
FIFTH edition



A large number Of N. .n.
OF o, the Associated Cb ,ae ilNytsl
Monday afternoon ,uA'ltles ~
church to take a back .Gs Unla3
Snat hal been done a. a,a sliae \
during the winter ma ~ ''t ;Ae ds.|
view Of what femaineIi' , YAK NJ
cheerful report came t,:s e' 70 q
part OF tho city a, ' ,b tAsss
n d Influences ot w. >, lnon |
Home society. The soc, ,as Ns|
about ninety member, ' y. .nlsl
now to make home che.t fIo ana
The doings Of tho HySis ~ aad
also m UGH praised and Irene aeoe CID \
both pupil and paren, 'TTPte,laia|
Kitchen that has been opsn ~ act
., ,o, pe q very useful departrnSs,,, m J, /
table work. 1t was 6rIv a' a
days In February, but b. Ora I
OF Q I'VE applicant. a DAY ~a W. y y, "
Kitchen will hereafter IA o 1,.s optiI
Gays, Thursday and s.tn,4y. 'a %
An encouraging sisp ot ,ba y
that applications tor bsIn ,-T uaaI
less than usual WIN NJ c. ~"
presen. delivered r-ac To- saiol
prison reform, -toEiay X. N y
decrease in criminal. !, M
made 10 reform erin maj. W
Furnishing them. N
He refsrred 70 TIE p,,,o,
Elmira, n Y, az c nth, ~ "a
n real prison reform in ,.l,.
Eighty per cent Of The cfim'r,.
institution, under 30 wear, n
beeen reformed ana bean y =
zenn. Mr.. Cauby advised II!
tion 10 take some step, tor,I
rating prison reform in D..r.
In accordance with hi. dn,ra.,
dent was authorized t, amos.
mittees TO be ANNOUNCED VA.
meeting, 10 take this ns,,t,s !,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

The steamer nii' ~
OF the Amer aau Lilei ~ ~
New Castle, and ge' Nj
q / been taken 70 ,, f,.,s,'I "A
srelmtr John a W SIu', IA
Is bring made TO et' w Sc,.ssl
her dilemma aud i = ~, IN. ma
b gotten Of 5y hisa t ~, ..ss I
She has bet L sgEJ4lu n,4d
Il is not believed le'
hull are injured. -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

Bensous Capcine plAsters can be had
a. Nessey's drug store, Eighth and
Monroe streets. Price IS cts. Don't
be put Of with any other bu; go where
you always get the genuine.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

For all billions disorders use DR.. Bulls
Baltimore Pills, they are the best. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
Notice.

There viii be n call meeting Of tho
colored workingmen Of this city At John
street, ON Wednesday evening, the 10th
are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09

Mrs. LYDIA, " ne % 5eS 81
died shout . 40 . wv hid
morning near + 49,, 80 il.sI
Md, after a proiF II ,i,n
Jones was about % - lid
well known L tuls - p,sdaI
here about four yea tl'' r,ada|
moving to Mar! 'Lu, apb1
St. Paul's NJ /
many frleLns -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
SPECIAL.

only to the 2O.h to buy at the s9.cen,
store.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
NEW GOODS,
AT GIL Market Street
CRANOR & co.

We have the pleasure to
announce that we have now
in stock one of the fine st, if
not the finest, line of the
following goods to be found
in Wilmington, and at the
lowest price.
1t contains
Soft Finished Nainsooks
White Irawaddy Plaids,
Tsotoped Irawaddy Plaids,
Black Irawaddy Plaids,
Oriental Laces, Twotoned
Laces, Torchon Laces, Col
ored Swiss Hamburg Edg-
ings, Sewing Silk cling,
Plaid Nainsooks, India
Linons, Figured and Corded
Piques, Hamburg Edgtngs
and Insertings, Linen Collars
land Cuffs, Red, Blue and
/ Cream Cloths, with En- broi.
deries to match; BLACK
Batiste, with Embroidery.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
CO ntagious.

/ am a native Of England and while wa s
IN that country / contracted \ terrible blood
poison. and Tor two years was 1pder treat
uent IS an out door patient at Nottingham
Hospital, England, lut Was not cured.
suffered the most R2gniEnK pains 10 my
bones, and vas covered with sores all over
my BODY and limbs. FlnsliS | complete Y
lost all hopes in ,Ea; cauutry and sailed for
America, adj vas trea:td al Roosevelt in
this city as well as by prominent phyd-
clan 10 rev HoIk, having no connection
with the hoi ita!s
saw the adyertiseneuto Switt'S Specific,
AMI determined TO glyetta nal / took
SIX bottles and can cay with great Joy tn II
| they have CURED NE enrire.v, am as tound
and we'll e. ! ever Was in NY lite L. FRED
hALPoEp, New i tx city. June l2th, 1855.
Il
| In March. Iss4 contracted blood ooi son,
and being Ia Savannah. ia II the time.
went into the hospital here for treatment
| ! suffered Very Muen from rheumatism at
the same time. did not vet well u nder the
| treatment here, nor was cured by any o.
inc utual means. l have now taken sever
| bottles Of swift s Specific and am sound and
wen. II drove The poison cut throug boil
on the skip. DAN LRAHY.
Jersey CITY, n. J., ug. eth, 1855.
| Treatise on Blood and SktA Diseases mail
ed free
The swIYT SPECIFIC Co.. Ira wer 3, Allan
a. 6a n Y. 157 W. ga street.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-09
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