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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-24

exoesseS ~ rnsturer years, sBch as Loss OF
Memory, LassitSae, Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion 10 Society. Dimness Of Vision.
Noises IN the Head; the vital fluid passing
unobseryed IN the urine, and many other
diseases that lead t0 insanity and Death,
DIR. hISTfE, who IL regular physician
igraduste OF the University Peunsylyauial
will agree 80 forfeit Five Hundred Doliarr
for n case Of this kind the VITAL RESTOE.
ALIVE iBnder bis special advice and treat
meat VIII not cure or for any thing impure
or injurious found in IL. DR.. Mintis treats
all private diseases successfully without
iasrcury. Consultation free. Thorough
examination and advice. including ANALYSIS
OF urine, Five doliarp. Price Of Vital Res
torative, sl.O a bottle. or -four times
the quantity for FIVE dollars; sent 10 any adj
dress upon receipt Of price, or G. o D 70
cure from observation and in private name
il desired, by
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II Kesny 81. san Trancisco. Gal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
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stating symptoms, ssx and aes Strict A.,
ere,y In regard % all business trans.,ations.
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cures all kinds of kijney
and bladder complaints. goncrghtra. pIeet.
leuoOrrboa. For sale by All drnocists az
ons dollar per bottle; si1 bottles for Five
dollars.
DIR. HfsTIR's DAsDEIIos PILLS
are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and
biiious cure IN the market. For sale by ain
druggists.
IJApA2if
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-24
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ENGLISH REMEDY

Us 4 NEVER PAIL
y q Curc for Nervous
Debility, Exhsnsied
vitality. Semin al
Weakness Spermator.
rhcsa. Lost Manhood.
irapotency, Prsts.
f"rfioa, Para lysis,
aud all tlls terrific eli.
fects Of SELF Abuse.
Youthful fo,ii,sx ami
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-24
70 YOUNG LADIES.

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on the face, rnarring your beauty and eau
ing - much ohagrin, u Is no longer nocss.
oy 20 endure II. DR.. Flsag's Family
ointmsnt viii certainly remove all sonk
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and beautiful. Sold by all druggists. ana
mailed or receipt Of price, gSc. a"1
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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-24
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E38 LOST IN Dr. Ll0Dlg
III IN /ENLsl Gesry ssa Mason
tI,WIlWZ XIV III ses., nas Fsaae1s-
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u HEALIH NJ especial complicated
70 called ineurable djsea1rs. DR.. Liebigfs
German fByigorator is positively guaranteed
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inal weakness, lost manhood. sperIozt0rrhea
loss sf energy, ringing and dizziness in tbs
head. pejsnchoiia, hopeless feelings, proata-
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prudence and sreesses OF mature years. The
Doctor, regular college physicisn from
Europe wiii agree 10 forfeit oiis Thousand
dollars for q cssiss ihs Inyigprator will not
cure under special troatn ent and adviee.
The reason - many can not gst cured Of
weakness and tbs above disssses II owing ~
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sithex insigorator, " per bottlesix fof SO.
ssnt 70 any address ON ressipt Of price, 81
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when cured. Strictest s@crscy Maintained.
Patisnts cured at home. DE-. Liebig bis.
pensary has an Elegant Drug Btore IN ia
Dutf3hIEs
Too frequent evacuation Of the Bladder
and Ropy Sediment In urine arc symptoms
of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Pros
taiorrhea. Complaints readily yield to the
DR.. L,ebig Treatment.
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or private diseases cnred for $40. RENE
dies sufficient TO cure will be promptly seut, ,
with foil directions and advice, %, receipt of
$40 All packages ars securely covered
from observation.
Inyigorator Samples Free.
To prove the wonderful pp~sf f.hs sIesf
German IEyisorsfs - . hottie of either
nsmbt Isil ibe sen, free of charge. Fer
soBs ordering free bottle will Only hsve H.
pay expreasage or delivery
Eost possrfni Elertrie BELTS free tp IA
tisnis. Constellation, exsniaat ioa and ed.
vice free and private Gall or write,
Dir. LiRBiG q CO., 100 Geary ST..
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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1886-01-24

A GIFssst x 80, e. l g$:'sf 9sy I'D V, s.
- = uhblo, sample box III good
thN. vii pls yoa III tho xky Of ma ing more
iS'9nsy at ouce. than anything else in An.
erica. 18th sexes Of all ages can live al
hume spd work In spare time, ~ sli the
tiDiS- capital not required. We vii start
you. lmmstnss pay sure for those who start
at o'sce. srrssos d Co., Portland. Maine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
WIN. LAWTON,
Cos Market ST.
WARM WEATHER,

To ascertain the actual
comfort of this Warm
Weather is to purchase a
thin coat and vest. We
have them in almost any.
thing. You could ask for
such as Mohair, Drapdtea,
Pongee, Silk and Seersuck-
ers of endless variety. We
also have the Ministerial AL.
paca, suitable for the old
gentlemen. One of the
greatest features of this
stock is the Russian Linen
Suit for $500, which are
selling very fast. While at
the same time we do not
forget the little folks. We
can give you Seersucker
coats and vests for boys of
any size, in Norfolk or
plain coats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
Democrats Denoun ce Fraud,

The Young Mems Dem oorauc Clint
held meeting last night and adopted
the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, The charges and conn.
ter-charges Of unfairness and fraud a,
the last primary election OF the Demo
cratic party in this county prove beyond
q reasonable doubt that many attempts
we're made TO defeat an honest expres-
sion OF the choice of the voters; and
WHEREAS, Tue bitter feeling then
aroused has as yet been scarcely sub
dued, and the feeling OF disgust and
sorrow OF the great mass of Democrats
that q Democratic primary election
should be in the least tainted by fraud
are still most intense; and
WHEREAS, We believe we voice the
wish OF the great body of Democratic
voters when we declare that on next
Saturday there should be a full and
fair expression Of the choice OF the pee
pie a. 10 what men shall be sent M
delegates to the state convention ri
Dover; and
WHEREAS, No steps have been taken
10 prevent impending and threatened
frsuos ut the primaries on next Satur-
day and TO put stop to those grea.
evils from which our party in this coun-
~ Is now suffering; and
WHEREAS, We believe that the nomi-
nation of any candidate by delegates
whose election Is tainted by fraud will
De most outrageous and rapidly bring
about the disruption of our party, and
taat heroic treatment is now REQUIRED
u stamp out these evils in their in
cepiion and postponement of such
treatment can only inure 10 the benefit
OF wrong doors; therefore IL is
Resolved, By the Young Men, Demo
cratic Club that state of affairs which
p. rmits or favors fraud at the prims.
ries 10 most unwhoiesome, and must
end in Deme cratic defest, and to pre-
vent this Is the duty OF all good Dem o.
Gratis 10 use every means at TIER dts
posAl.
Resolved, That it will tend to pre- vent
fraud II each delegate or set of deleRa es
snail appoint reliable window man in
MS or their interests, and that such
window man should be instructed to re-
quest that each voter who shall cast hts
ballet for the candidate represented by
snch window man shall give his name
atu acdrees to such window man. to
enable any candidate TO make an intel
ngent contest In case of fraud; and be- In
further
Resolved, That the stats CONVEX ton.
soon to ASSEM- bic, is hereby respect u Nv
and earnestly requested to carefully
and impartially examine and satisiacto.
nly determine al cases of allegeu frAud
at the primary elections for delegates in
this city and county, and, without re-
.ard to what benefit 1t will be TO this or
lnat canoldate,to stamp out fraud wher-
ever IL 10 found, and If such fraud
shoulo be committed as to make 1t i'm
possible to determiue who was right.
gully elected delegate, to refuse a seat
IN the convention TO any man, no mat
Yer whom he fayors, if his election IN
tainted by fraud.
Resolved, That copy Ct these re-
solutions De forwarded to the state con.
Vention at Dover, and that a COPY be
given to the pubic press of this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
An Interesting Paper.

On Tuesday, August 81, tie "Morr-
lng Gall, OF San Fran cisco, issued a
special q and Army edition as me.
menfo OF the twentieth annual eneamp-
ment OF the g A. Z which convened
that day. 1t has twenty eight pages OF
eight columns each, illustrated with
portraits OF prominent mem bers of the
order, am ong them being Past Depart
ment Commanders McNair and Ross
and Commander Dunn, of this State
Inc reading matter consists of sketches
OF the war and of many of the prom.
nent Generals who took part In 1t, with
biographical sketches of a large num-
per OF Grand Army men, including the
following from Della ware: Richard q.
buckipRhsm, George w. King, job n
M. Dunn, WIN. Fl Jenes, James Muir
pny, VIM. II. and Peter 8. Blake.
THOMAS A. Keables, M D, VS.. Nc
MIR. John Wainwright, Daniel Ross
and Charles n. Carey.
The paper ia filed with valuable in.
formation, and mem bers of the G, A.
Il. who have been fortunate enough to
secure copy will no doubt preserve |;
AZ an Important addition to the MANY
histories of the war.
E'ehty c1lumus of this very yalua-
Die matter is from the pen O. Post De.
partment Commander McNair, of this
CITY, VINO was engaged in its prepare
tlon several months previous to the
meeting OF TIE National Enc lmpmenr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
The Fight for once

The eliminating fight of an ex-
cremely bitter local ampaign for Assem-
dancy In the Democratic party will
take place tomorrow throughout the
state. Had the election of o President
been depending upon the result the
war o. the factions could scarcely have
been more fierce or vindictive. But
what Is all this feeling about the disin.
cerested will ask? Simply about q
couple or three gentlemen, which of
them shall be selected IS the Democra.
tic candidate for Governor of the State.
Another question may here be asked
with considerable force and potency.
Why is the selection of a candidate for
Governor now OF any more Importance
that at any other time? The answer
must be office No distinctive reform
has ever been mooted during this
long campaign OF SANDER and vitu-
pers'ion. There are o few men who
want the offices that o few other men
hold and that is all there is in 1t.
The manipulattons OF the Democra-
tic party in the SAFE have fette-ed the
franchise of the Republicans that they
can do nothing bu. look on the strup i.
gle. Though they have an undoubted
majority OF the voters in the State on
their side, they cannot utilize them, for
their hands are tied by the ubiquitous
democratic assessment laws passed for
che successful purpose OF disfran chisipg
them; laws which are enforced and car.
r1ed out by the collectors of taxes
every one of whom is a Democratic
partisan, appointed more for the pur.
pose OF disfranchIsing Republicans
Ehan TO collect taxes. Therefore Re.
publicans have no part In the quarrel,
and we sincerely hope that every one OF
tnem will stay away from the Demo-
cratic primaries tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
How it Stands.

There are two Democrat, fac ions II
Delaware more distinctive from eact
other than either Of them IL from th.
Is the field against the administra lion,
though were either or both factions ia
hold distinctive meetings both would nc
doubt endorse the administration
Which faction will win tomorrow de-
Ponds more upon the counting Of the
vote to- morrow evening than the poll
ing OF the vote In the afternoon.
We are not surprised that there 10 o
fight against the State administration
In particular and against the National
administration so far rs 1t endorses the
State administration. That both are
combined there can be NO doubt, and
therefore the fight becomes general
against both.
The candidate OF the State and Ma.
ttonal administration is K r. Cochran.
This Ii made positive by the tact that
there Is not . Democra'io Federal or
Ssats officer in the Slate who dare
openly support any other candidate
than Cochran, and ell prospective office.
holders have also hocked to the su ppor.
OF Cochran. We have authority from
many OF the leaders of the Democracy
that Mr.. Cochran and nearly every
other Democratic official in the State
are holding their offices In accordance
with An agreement made by Governor
Ssockley and these same ofiiceholders
four years ago, at an incidental gather
ing 1t Coney Island. The charge has
been so fully denied by the State and
county officers and 80 positively and
confidently asserted by the opposition
mat there seems to be NO doubt there
was such deal made as is charged.
The opposition to this deal Ia q for
midable one, but will 1t be successful?
To look at the combination against 1t,
we would be inclined to say that 1t will
be, but when we con slider that both the
National and State administrations are
arrsyed against 1t we ask the question,
can the administration stand . defeat?
Can Secretary Bsyard, Senator Gray,
Governor Stockley, Clerk Cochran and
all the other National and State officers
stand defeat? That they do not in
tend 70 be defeated we have evidence In
the refusal Of the County Democratic
Com mittee OF this county to provide
for an honest count OF the vote for dele
gates. II the administration wanted o
fair election and an honest count why
did they not pass the resolution offered
In the County COMMITTEES for repre-.
sentatives OF all the candidates to be
present ut the counting of the votes?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

The MILLENNIUM has certainly
aAwned upon the Democrats OF Della
ware when Ex-Governor Cochran and
mis- family come out in q card denoup-
eng whiskey drinking by the Biggs
iaction OF the Democracy. The circu.
lar condemning such whiskey drinking
Is signed by ex Governor Cochran. his
son William Z. Cochran, William A.
Comegys, George H. Houston. William
ID. Houston and William G reen, each
Che husband of Cochran and az Levy
Court Commissioner William Polk. a
bachelor who may yet marry a Coch-
ran. This gives the circular q deci-
dedly family look and their denuncia.
tion of bribery and wtiskey drinking
shows that they are entirely too good &c
De Democrats any longer. They should
Immediately slip over under the banne,
OF Msssrs. Hoffecker and Cooper, tbs
Tenn perance nominees for Governor and
for Congress.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

A. n. KELLEY is evidently . Demo-
cras for revenue and seems determined
to all some post Of profit and honor In
the Democratic party. How he was
snubbed by Italy and rejected By Aus
tria a. the Minister from the United
States must be still fresh In the minds
Of our readers. President Cleveland
has determined to try him once more,
and this time he has appointed him ito
represent the United States in the court
OF the fret instance ct Cairo to succeed
Mr.. George 8. Batcheller Of New York,
who has filed the position since 1875. %
OF course away down in Egypt 10 .
very good place to send Kelley, but 1t
still remains TO be seen whether the
Egyptians will care about accepting .
man rejected by Italy and Austria.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

Honest at last. August
has thrown off the cloak of
October and-August is
August. As we write the
air is sultry, depressing, but
suggestive. This is the sum-
mer travellers month, and
at last we have the summer
tourists weather. Hence our
text: Craps for Tourists"
trunks. Our trunk store.
is in the basement. Annie
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

COUNCILMAN MERRIs TAYLOR de.
serves credit for his impartial and I'M
partisan Recommendation that ex-Chief
Engineer Of the Water Department
David 81. Ooyle be paid for his services
for the two months over his regular
yearly term that he served In that Off %
during the pending Of the status of the
Water Commission before the courts,
and the City Council acted with rare
magnanimity in adopting Mr.. Tayior's
accommodation without . division.
Last year the Finance COMMITTEES OF
Council refused to allow the claim.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

IHE CANADIAN authorities are still
making it more uncom Portable fol
American fishermen by firing across
the bows OF their vessels and searching
them but Mr.. Baysrd is not looking In
snat direction. He has his eye set 30
intently on little Mexico that he seems
10 have forgotten that there is such a
country as Canada.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
Philadelphia, NualaItsa 1 usliissp lsllnsi
JULY nth 1880.

JULY 11TH 1880.
rAinsIssvs Wilmington ~ follews.
|. III 70, ., q. 10 o., Il i, II 3 sis.n
Aseomnodstton, . %, %. 7 o., 70 % =. m,
aso, ASs, iaa 80, 70 % P; N.
stz. II %, IL 81, .. m, u 20, n, 10 and ! o.
Aoconmoda.,on, 20. 100, os, SIS, 10 %
am. > 90, I %, I 70, . % and 10 50 p. m.
s y sSis = n 49, 80 ~; 81 ss s e.
For Wet Chester, via I.amokin go and
u q m; 90 and 90 p. m.
For Newark and intermediate stations
~ .. M, IL SO and n p. m.
Baltimore ana Inter meaiAts stations. 10 10
q. m; ny D. m. and IL % night
baltimore and Bay Lins,7.s6 N.
baltimore and Washington, ! 40, = "a, Q %
10 1911 90 an; Il 30, VI ia u, " no and u
|p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
. - new os,tla, %, ESQ An.;ls ss2so.s
, g aseossssown and Lswss 80 .. m; . W.a
sssiord and inssrmsdi... stations, sw
Harrington. D'inas and way s.asions,s !
Express ior Harrington and Kshopoth, ss.
w ~ G1ins, oo hs anu y % d. IN
Exprses for Lover harrington and Dslmsr
ii u y. M everyday.
franklin Oily, 9 90 an.
Express for Norfolk IL IS .. N. daily.
Leave Phiisdsl ,hiA, Broad street. 70,
Wilmington eexprsss), l32s, $50, 2 70
%, 70, 10 10, II 30, II % .. m, oil, 4 o..
os, n, Q o., 81, IL 10 aad II N d M
Accom- nodation, o no, 10 70 .. M, a, 3 n.
~, . ~, %, so, 10 90 and II Il D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Tor Philadelphia texpress), 400, "a, 4 90,
y, II 81 .. m, n and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 90 O. m; Il 10, ] 90, 0 a.
. Io : 9 Chester ts1prsss, 20. IL 81 a. n.. sn
Accommodation, 30 e. M. Il 10, i 80, Is
%, and s6) p. m.
For New YORK texpress), . 90. STA 100
y, II 81 .. m; . n, 90 and 80 p. m.
for Wet Chester, via L-amokin, 30 o. m.
BALTIMORE and wasnins.on, rs. 90. q o.
10 10 Q. m. and Is pm. Baltimore, IL % night
Leave Philadslphia, Broad street, for vii.
mington texpress), IL as 8 90, I 20, o 10 Q. M,
c'eI, ii 10, and II "a p. m.
. Accommodation, SS6, 10 rs q. m. u $50 10
-, and II IL p. m.
Fer further Information passengers are n
ferred 70 the ticket once ct the ia tton.
Trains marked thus fa)ars limited exproea.
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
]. 4. WOOD.
General Passenger ATsnt.
OHAxkne n, PUaH General Manawey
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
LAWTON'S
China Bazaar

In addition 70 our immense line Of Uhar.
rield haviland's China, John Maddox l.
Sons Eng ish Verified Porcelain, Maddox
20 Iron stone China, we have added q
full line OF Trsnton Iron stone China, and
have Il at the following prices:
Dinner Plates per dozen, rs cents.
T brsAk Ass fi.tss PER dozsn. % :.
Pie s5
a. Cups and sAuosrs with handles, per do.sn.
Cord vegetable dishes, IS, 20 and so cents.
MEAT DISHES.
10 inch, cents.
IL 10 cents.
IL Ia cents.
IL 10 cents.
And so all through the list. We have anna
OF the above in second quality at lust u less.
oarispad ohina, French al bat the name:
Egg shell Cups and saucers 81. 80 per do.
Hhner rates, lbs :"
Breakfast Plates, $50
Tea Plates, las
same IS above in sscon d selection, u iess
Mason's porcslatn-lined fruit lars, exua
heavy glass. made especially 70 cur order:
oua'u, ps' uo.'n' ,S
2Quarts, las
Porcelain lined preserve kettles:
Quarts q q cents.
i L i
No house has better facilities for purchas-
Ing and distributing. and very fes have "a
good; We can and do compete with any hon.
est competitioD
All rellabto china or glass manufaotu-
rers divide their ware into two selections
and call them firsts aud seconds; the seconds
cost about less than the fr.ts We are not
a seconds Louie although We do keep some
OF the leading articles In second selection.
and sell them as tuch to buyers who wish to
economic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

THE LARGE TEMPERANCE masa
N 9eting held in Whiteman's Grove, Mill
creek Hundred yesterday, and the earn.
estness OF the speeches made, indicate
that Messrs. Hoffecker and Cooper are
something more than mere political
dgure-heads.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

If Elk GOVERNOR COCHRAN and his
n ntly connections only vote a. they
talk, It is evident tina. ST. Georges Hun
drsd will be carried for James r. Hof-
fecker for governor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

OUT OF DIFFERENCE to the stand
taken by the Cochran family against
whiskey drinking, the friends of e. r.
Cochran for Governor, OF course, will
mot drink q drop of whiskey during
the election Tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

How sMILINGLY aad serenely little
Billy Herbert looks ON the Cochran.
Biggs Kilkenny. 1t Is all grist TO his
mill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN R.R.


WILMINGTON n NORTHERN R.R.
Time table in effect July lst, 1889. Trains
leave Wilmington tTrencn strset) as follows:
for Heading, Birdsboro. Joanna, Spring.
neiu, WaynesDurg Junction, Manor, Potts.
yllle, ranaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer-
nefsville and all points on the Philadelphia
snd Reading X. r., 100 a. m. and 246 D. m.
FOR Coatesville, Embreville, Lenape
cnadd's Ford and DUPONT. 200 q. m, 2'46'
w and o.l6 p. m. For Reading and Inter,
mediate points, at q p. m.
For West Chester, 700 q. m, 2.45, and 6. 90
p. m.
FOR New Bridge, Coatesville and Inter
mediate points, 800 and e.15 p. N.
On wednesday ana Saturday, l0.l5 o, m.
ioI rev Bridge, Birmingham PARK and all
intermediate points.
On sunday, for Reading, Coategrilie, W est
Onester and I'll intermediate points, sos q.
m. and 10 p. m.
a. u. McOAUSLkHD, l.. A. BOWER,
superintendent. den'l Pass Ag't.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-13

THE PRAYER for Ex-Governor Coch-
Kan; 1.-THE Lord bless me and my wife
my son John and his wife, MS four and
no more"