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Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Pnrdoned by the Presfdent.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 5.-Georgt
r. Sims, whom the President pardoned
to-day out of ths Southern Illinois Pen.
itentiary, where he was serving five
years. term for pension fraud, was
once a printer on the Louisville Cour
Ter Journal. He and four brothers
afterwards inherited fortune of 81 30,
900 from their father, but wasted IL in
gambling. George then went back to
his trade, though he Kept on gambling &
and m ade some very remarkable win
Mugs. He finally bought hotel and
ran a fairo bank in ii; then failed and
became u Chicago uiNofoo :,
ad yertising largely aud getting bad
renntatiou, In fight he received a
wound In his right hand and he de-
termined to 20 in the pension business
at Indianapolis. where he secured al
illegal claim ofS90, 900, but was detec-
ed and sent to prison.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Eand andfhe Tnlephone.

frTp ashington say that
ClsI' 'eiana has determined TO
his Attorney General, Mr..
y in tht ts!ephone :cases. II he
Bill be so much the worse for
Feland. The disposition to hound
u. Garland was not shown in q
ban paper, but or glnated In q
Democratic paper that aided In
bon of Mr.. Cleveland. The Re-
D papers have only called upon
zee himself from this telephone
by letting Mr.. Garland &C.
emocratic papers a. tho New
Rn, the Utica Observer and the
pr Union have frankly admitted
prompt and complete denial
made of the facts already pub
the scandal would compromise
ILLUSTRATION.
levelaLd cannot afford to ven.
sch farther in the encouragement
ID without bringing upon his
D saverest censure. He showed
ID in the Cincinnati election
py the pardon of Mullin. Tbli
psiited that he imprisoned ovel
adred cplored men on the day o.
lon 70 keep them from voting
he WAS tried and sentenced Il
pmeht. Another election wa
on, and the Democrats needing
Ices applisd to Mr.. Cleveland
him rardoued. He Was tbel
ed an election inspector by tn
q ie p lice board of Cincinnati
Eistrict where 7andalous fraud
p ballot were committed. CleVe
PINOT stand before the country a
est man il he commits man.
rs as this, and he cannot evel
For@ TO condone the actions of hi
ey -GeLeral.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Newspaper Investigation.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.-rhe News
says: "a remarkable discovery made
last winter, which involves most Inn
portant question that OF pubic
health, is being discussed by eminent
physicians aud public men. ills shown
that throat and lung trou'
bles can be cured without resorting TO
the use of morphia or opium. .-espe-
cially dangerous in the case OF children.
The Governor OF Maryland and all the
officials of that State endorse the RENE
dy: aud hospitals and charitable instl.
tutlons in this and other cities use II
with remarkable results. The remedy,
which IL only twenty Ave cents . bottle
is Red Star Cough Cure, 1t is purely
vegetable; IL contains no poison or mar
cotios, and is a positive cure.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

Give as, oh, give ne writes Carlyle,
the man who sings at his work BE
his occupation what 1t may, he il
superior to those who blow the same
pursuit In silent sullejness. He will
do more In the same 4me, he will DO IL
better, he will persevte longer. One
is scarcely sensible fatigue Wnilst
one marches to music The very stars
are said TO make harI3ony as they re-
volve In their spherd Wondrous Is
the strength of oheerf lluess altogether
past calculation are ts powers of en-
durance. Effort, toIbe permanently
useful, must be uniffmly joyous. q
spirit all sunshine. peaceful from very
gladness, beautiful b8ause bright.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
DiaboIicII Act.

Six laborers who bad gone into a
shanty near the raj tUad at East st.
Louis on Thursday vening, to eat
supper and warm thdnselves, had the
door fastened upon them by some
villain outside, who tltn got on the roof
and poured first powdF aud then coal
oil down the chimnS into the stove.
The unfortunate men were enveloped
In flames. Their crit were heard By
the railroad man, whdbroke open the
door and pulled out ne men, rolling
them in the snow to etinguish the fre,
All were terribly uhed, but It Is moi
known whether any ab likely to die
Revenge is supposed b have bsen the
motive of the diabolicA deed.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
ne Ohio EIecIionFrauda.

MBus, o., Feb, 5.-The three
prat'c members of the committee
Testl ate the Hamilton County
tial contest casts left for Cinoin-
pis afternoon, and expect TO begin
70 morrow. The three Rapubli-
moers were delayed, owing to
piy OF the Republicans to agree
representatives.. There Ia a con-
thlrd place on the committee
Gu Senators Fsrd, one of the two
ttpoint3es to the Committee on
tRts and Elections, and Gregg,
tae two original members of the
zee The supply is more than
% the demand.
sent his resignation to the
psht of the Senate az a member OF
nmittee, and Gregg has tele-
Lta Lleuvenant-Governor Kennedy
te will withdraw from further
ICtlon with the investigating Com.
and suggests the appointment
pator Pannells rs q compromise.
sely.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

wish to inform my friends that I
have sold out the stock and fixtures OF
the old stand, No. lis Market street, to
James Morrow, who will carry on the
business the same way. Robert Morrow
was with Mr.. Fex three years and
knows my customers and what the
people want, and he has taken charge
of the store. 1 thank my friends for
their liberal patronage. and hope they
will continue the same to my successor
Yours respectfully,
DAVID Fox.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Rneeial Notice.

Or. NJ. Schwab, the well. known opt,, n,
clan from the Trenton, n: d. Up.'Ia, a
Institute, Informs the pubic .hat no
will hereafter be here on every Iuesday
Of each week, and can be cons9iteu on
at = DR.. Marcus Optical Institute, 6OS
King street. He can assist al y ndI mo
which are diseased, and All oIneT tt9u
on1 Examination free of charge.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
He shouted In church.

CHESTER, Feb. IA novel case was
heard by Alderman Armour on Friday;
A oolorcd citizen from the South WARD
attended services at the Asbury African
Methodist Episcopal Church last Sun
day, While at worship some one stuck
him with a pin, and he jumped up and
sbouted and almost broke up the meet.
ing, The trustees of the church inves
ii gated the affair, and on Friday an
other colored man, who claims he hal
not been to the church in two years
WAS arrested and taken before tn
Alderman, who bound him over in 500
to keep the peace. The affair has Great
ed much talk in old Asbury.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Tha union RaKvroa.

There was large audience present last
evening at the Union Presbyterian service
in the First Presbyterian Church, who
listened intently to an excellent sermon
by the Rev. A. N. Keigwin, from the text
"Lord is 1t l ~ The services closed
with q prayer and conference meeting
Next week the meetings will be held In
Central Presbyterian Church, and from
the increasing interest that is being
shown, it is probable that they will be at
tended by large congregation every
night.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
InespabIe OF Uaring for Bimself.

Yesterday morning Chief of Police
Dougher'y visited house at No. 70S
West Ninth street, and found a man
named Jonathan Ball, in an apparently
destitute condition. He lived alone, and
seems TO be demented. He is nearly sc
years old. a machinist by trade, and not
only owns the house In which he was
found, but also has some money. As he
was utterly unable to take care OF himself
and tine house being in filthy condition
the matter was reported to the Board OF
Health, and the place visited by the ex
ecutive officers. 1t Is probable the man
will be sent TO the almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

L. W, stidham & Son. auctioneers,
would inform their friends and the
public generally, that they are prepared
to call sales In the country or city on
the most liberal terms, having had
large experience. Satisfaction guaran
teed. Any person contemplating
having sales should call and select
their day, as they already have several
on ngagements. L. W. 6ttdham & Son.,
auctionee
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Crew Discharge d From Custody.

The German Consul at Philadelphia
has ordered the discharge OF the crew OF
the German brig Savannah, who were
arrested at the Breakwater about two
weeks ago, and afterwards taken to Phila-
delphia on charge OF mutiny. 1t is
understood that the seonsni acted undel
instructions form his government, and
that this action was taken on account oi
the escape OF McCleary, the leader, who
and therefore could not be taken to Ger
many for trial.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

The following prog hm has been pre-
pared for the regulir weekly enter
tainmsnt of the Asbuiy M. 1. Society
which takes place thh evening; Sing
ing, by the society opening address,
the Rev. r. II. Adams; music read
ing, Mrs. H. B. Forbes; recitation
Miss Lulu Otto muslc; reading, Mis-
Mabsl Gem; reading, Mrs. h. ID
w ard reading, Miss Sallie r. Shaw
music recitation, T. T Kellum recita
tion, Miss Alinda johnson; reading
Harry E. Heisler; critics remarks
IdnxoloRY,
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

James Harding, S16 French street, ia
acknowledged to be one of the best
merchant tailors in the city. His cutting
and fitting cannot be excelled. Nobody
looks well without neat fitting suit,
and this Harding guarantees every
time. He has q large stock of goods
and the latest fashions.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
The Fruits OTIndustry.

Mr.. K. B. Hollingsworth, son of A.
Hollingsworth, successful farmer IN
Christiana Hundred, and living on MS
fathers farm, has been for some years
selling milk, and the trade has become
60 great that he was compelled yesteir,-
day morning (Friday) to load the miih
In a large four-horse wagon to orlng IL
to this city.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

till you get severe cold from wet feet
but go at once to the family shoe house,
206 Market street, and ht youself and
family with rubber overshoes and
boots. WIN. H. Bsboock, 206 Market
street. Your moneys worth every
time.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

The call Of Rev. II. A. MacKubbin, OF
Jenkintown, to become the pastor OF the
Coatesville Presbyterian church, was
presented to that gentleman on Wednes-
day by a committee from the church.
He said he would take a few days to
consider the matter and will preach at
Ooatesville OH next Sunday week.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
AdiouFnea sale.

Owing to the weather on Thursday
last, George 8. Proud, who resides near
the Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
Church, postponed his sale OF COWS and
farming utensils until Tuesday, the
9th inst, to commence at one p. m. For
particulars see advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

The undersigned would say TO those
who intend making sales, that he may
be seen in town on Fourth street on
market days, or letters addressed to
Newport will receive prompt attention.
Sales called at rock bottom prices. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. W. j. Lank.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
PoatpOnea SAlcs

Owning to the inclemency 6f the
weather on Thursday last, j.. wesley
Hance, who resides near Booth's corner,
pa. postponed his sale OF COWS, farming
|implements, e.c., to Monday, the 8 h
inst. For particulars see ADVERTISE
ment.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
A Cow Kicks q Mans Ear on.

The West Chester Local says on
Thursday evening a man in the employ
of Mr.. Shennaman, who farms the large
tract of land known as the David
Woelpper property, in Pennsbury
township, met with an accident which
was as remarkable as It was painful.
He was engaged in milking q COW,
when, from some unexplainable cause,
she grew ill.natured, and lifting one of
her hind feet struck the milkman a
severe blow, which had ths effect to lay
him out upon the floor Of the stable.
While IN this PROSTATE position q COW
In an adjoining stable. evidently intent
on taking hand or heof In the affray,
struck the man on the ear with her
hoof, which almost completely severed
that member, producing wound that
is OF a very serious character, Dr..
Haywood, Of Chadd's Ford, was sent
for, who, upon reaching the patient,
took up the severed ear and arteries,
and by means of needle and thread
soon had the ear stitched fast to Its old
post Of duty, whero he hopes to have 4
take root again and serve its owner II
good style during the balance Of his lit
agreeably to the In tentions OF the grea
Architect OF the human frame.
/ ~
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
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Feb, 5.-Slr william Ver-
y, TT e. ths new chancellor Of
,or ui in his address 10 the
Der Derby soliciting q return TO 20
, s,atss that no will do all In
% operate with the new
nt W IN the work of solving the
,ion nC a., in . way that viii main
Zion and the supremacy oil
b. ACRES AND A cow"
4, Fab. 81. Collings, Liber'
ot parliament for Ipswich,
5sree acres and . COW" amend
hs address 10 reply 10 tue
nsech caused the overthrow oi
pyystiyes, has been appointed
Ea5stone. secretary of the Local
+ent Board. Mr.. J. Rlgby,
osnber for wisbeach, Gam
~ bas been appointed solicl-
kl. ,..
GOVERNMENT COMPLETE
1, reb. 3 The Earl Of Aber'
,ien,sn ant Of Aberdeenshire,
hos bseu appointed Viceroy
p.roa Wolverton, ex-pay-
General, has been appointed
y ,eueral, Tbs new Govern
~ completed, all the minor
fllled. Mr.. Charles Rustell,
.enbsr for Hackney, South,
[s,oruey general, in his addr 50
rt.eIection by his constitu-
fa,ms himself In favor OF al
,isbnen to deal with Irish
On irish soil, while at the
no fayors maintaining al
aida of the supremacy Of the
He yocates Q 'real union
Il mutual good will" which
poaII bs sure to follow th'
ept Of the present coerriv'
between the two countries.
.ysNAS VINO LOST TALKS.
Feb The Marquis o
10 day received q deputatio'
oyed gorkmen, who called te
him the necessity existing
ment help. Lord Saiisbur!
len that he considered tn
,bsv nresepted more seriou
Irish question. he, however
4 the policy In vogue among
oyerpnents of fostering In
by the granting Of bountle
puhlic treasury, calling 1t
ilcsl economy. He expresse'
that the electors of Grea
wouli give Parliament tn
influepcs foreign government
BIZ 6uch practices.
piug the land question, Lor'
4 said the proposition to hel
,v furn ahing land to reclaim
tae,icable, for the reason tha
yoald invest capital in th
keclaim!ng bad lands 30 long a
lands Of the country do nc
enc usion the Ex-premier d'
at,ia.,tmen and PaIliameL
kfrout ,hs question OF how be'
the problem OF relieving tA
.enera, distress. 1t WAS grow
N Tho ncnuIation was increa
caased emigration. cover
buppor. vi p,ivate enterprise
q good way to afford tempo
and tho promotion OF publ.
LIN be another. He would q
TO contribute to q satisfa'
aon OF ihs problem.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Winter weather

still here and likely to be. You need
rubber overshoes and boots for your
self and the little ones, and the place to
get them is, at the family shoe house,
2O6 Market street. VIM. H. baboook.
Headquarters for all kinds OF rubber
footwear.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

THE Sheriffs Of West. .Moreland and
Fayette Counties, Pennsylvania, where
the coke regions are located, deserve
the greatest credit for their refusal to
serve the writs Of eviction which they
held against the Hungarian coke-m
ing strikers. Any man or set Of men
who would urge officials to turn num-
Der of helpless women and children out
into the winters storms such as are now
raging is not fit to enjoy American citi-
zenship, and the sooner they remove
over to England and join the gang Of
land owners that are eyicting the Irish
peasants from their homes tho better.
However unquestionable may be the
legal rights of these coke corporations,
they must recollect that era-isIa nuh-
liH baIANy.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Chas, j. n. Beck EFT,

The popular wine, liquor and cigar
dealer, Is closing out his present stock
of cigars at cost for cash, at 10S West
Seventh street. After March 1st an
entire now stock Of cigars from one OF
the leading manufactures.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

The very best preparation for leaky 8,
roofs la Bruce's Excelsior Elastic TOOL
paint. Try it and he convinced. Found
of 2n3 PODlAr street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
R. n. n. X. r. II. II.

Received by freight direct from the the
beds, 5000 extra cove plants and nd = ;oOv w
cnllinrs, This immense carload OF
ovsters is equal to twenty two-norse
loads. No. 7O7 Shipley street. Prices
rs. 80 and 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
SUNDAY Temperance mi Teeting.

There will be another temperance
meeting tomorrow Sunday afternoon 81
8 80 d. m. in the Institute Hall. Ad'
ADDRESSES will be delivered by prominent
speakers, and appropriate music rem
dared.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
OAHCEn sHsrarUTE-ProlKIIne,I III

L his Leotures, Investlg ations, Scientlnc
Treatments and Immense practice, standl
prominently unrivaled andls acknowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures BY his 4 .eat Chesn-
fcah Cancer antidotes are recorded. N Z
knife, caustics, loss OF blood, or fearful troai
ments required in removing the largest OF
cancers or tumors. For particulars send for
tree Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline, 95l ArIh
street, Philadelphia. Pa
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
SEEKING 20 Dexaur,

Old Canada Pine Is roaming up and
down the world seeking coughs and
colds to devour. If you have one, just
invest 90 cents and be cured.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
w. p. V0sheli

sells nothing but the best coal, well
nrepared for family use. Once, 1le
Market street, where all orders will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
BREvXTIEs.
sun sets $40
Sun rsses 7. o.

Sun rises 7. o. sun sets $40
Try Bush's coal you will like II.
Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
George =. Hodges, 6oT Shipley street.
Have you read the Home Weekly 2"
Try Bush's coal you Will surely like 1t.
Birds and cages at Parkers's, East and ct
Millsrd y. Davis, 1eweleY, Q e. 2nd street.
City Laupdry, Sixth and Shipley streets
Fine 10 X. Rings, at Hanf's, l6 Z. Fourth
Harting, sign painter, III West Seventh st
Society . favorite aower-The dandy.lion.
Decorated china tea set of So peices at
Adafr's, 4l3 King street for % 80 and dry
goods at cost.
Everything in the drug line at the New
port druB store. Physicians prsecrip tions
carefully compounded.
The gentleman who kissed o lady's
snowy brow caught a severe cold, and
has been lad up ever since.
For cheap guns rifles pistols powder, sh OF
ana ammunitioo OF all kinds, 20 10 Keinel d
Son, ITO East Second street
walker d Linton, NO. 9oa ShipIey street
neuse, sign paintore and grniners. Brick
for city or country.
Nothing makes doctor SO mad as To sae 1.
p satient wi whom he has. has giBoook Ipon What
/ Know About Quacks." ' f'-
Go to W. d Hartlove's, 900 4 Third gtreet
For 4uns, Rifles, Ammunition, Sporting
Goods. Taxidermy and fiae Gums. Repairing
. speclalty. Looksmithing and bell hang
ing attended TO.
Holo, mower bronAe, velvet Anc plush
nouldinss are all the style. Frames mad.
up from all kinds ct 2b per cent. OF Of usual
prtcee Baugh, 2o3 West Second street. Z
''5.-Chropos Of all Kinds cheap
Ross, 1lo Market street. has the latest
styles Of Derby hats and winter caps at the
lowest prices, also large stock Of winter
under 1ear-white shirts-neckwear and
hosiery. He guarantees satisfaction or re-
turn your money.
NAUGHTY BUT NICE.
Somebody's lips were close to mine,
Ihus tempted, could NO. resist;
Rosy and cosy, q sweet little mouth
Was suddenly, softiy kissed.
Somebody's eyes looked up and frowned
With such a reproving glaRce.
"Aro kisses so wicked 2" asked my pet
Then her eyes began to dance.
And smilingly the little maid answered,
As knelt down by her feet
~ guess they're Just bit naughty.
Or else they wouldn't be so sweet"
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
sPEOlAL BENTON.
Chap BAGS.

We will sell paper bags to consum-
ers as cheap as they can be bought
for In Philadelphia. If you want ten
or twenty thousaid bags we Ecan sell
them to you right at the REPUBLICAN
office.
Coal asd wood.
2240 lbs. of the lest we'll. cleaned coal
in every ton you by from A. Sergeant,
106 Maryland sveiue. Also piue, oak
and hickory wood Bottom price for
cash.
Painting sad Draining.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, RrAiIcr and glazier. Es.
timates furnished. All work Guarsn'
teed, La Market treet.
Paani1nG.
TilRhmHn DAnJer, house and dgT
palnter, No. $40 Market street. Job
bling properly Attnded 70 and estimates
l furnished.
oysters, ONsSerV, Oysters.
Received from30 to 40 barrels daily
prime stock fol sale by barrel anC
quart at Shoemaxer's, 502 King street
IntpO rtAnG.
For good and cheap furniture go Il
L. L. Messick, ,30t and 307 W. Second St
GrooorIts and Flour.
Por cheap groceries and -four 90 Il
Kimble's, Second and Justison streets
Jannoy, 303 King street, has just re
ceived two cars EXTRA Burbank potatoes
two cars choice Ybrk State apples, on
car western butter, will sell to tn
trade ut very low figures. These good
are all fresh arrkuas, and not been ad
| vertised all fall.
Second. hand piaYos all kinds, an
fully repaired, as low IN price as wor
! out ones sold by dealers, are orders
, from the repair shops h Baltimore b.
! James Shobe, 800 w. sixth street.
IL II you want apples, potatoes or an
kind of produce go to imeltz & Co., !
3 East Fourth street, ant save money b
buying there.
Morning Light, New Royal and Dad
: parlor stoves, East Fourth stree
Pickels' stove store.
Il Call and see samples of fancy cards {
the REPUBLICAN, ofbe. Wtu priI
cheap.
el Frames for cabinet dctures for 26c.
q Lex Barney's. No. list Seventh stree
Q Call and try the Ird lan nickel clean'
' and polisher. PicktlA stove store.
Will sell you Eve odnnds of string Il
. q 1T the REPUBLICAN office.
Bush's. French strict wharf, is Il
i place to buy vour Goa
nj Paper bags for sale heap at the Ri
1 ~ nfaAA
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Make mo Mistake !

If you wish the best and c1eapes'
millinery 60 TO Mrs. Alice ". hayes
No. 2Q6 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

people OF st. Georges Presby-
church have secured for Tuesd ay
ng, ntxt,the celebrated Suahbrah,
II India lecturer and humorist,
s.or and impersonator, who will
an entertainment entitled A
Sht evening In far off India" In
ue VIII illustrate manners and
ns OF India and do many other
sung things. The doors will be
at seven O'clock. After the enter.
eut the ladies' have prepared a
IL, OF which all are invited tC
Ae' Tor a small compensation.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

Beef Ia mode, and extra fine beer
to night at Il, p. Freye's, 621 Shipley
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
Scientific Truth |
REsARDING THE FUHc rION's OF
AN ImPORTAMT ORGAN,
or which the Public Knows but
Little, worthy Careful Con-
BtdoRntfOm

To he Editor Of the Scientific american:
VIII you permit us 10 make knOpn to
the public the facts zoe hare learned dur
ing The past years, cdncerning disorders
Of the human kidneys and The organs
,ohich diseased Kidneys so easily break
do,on2 You are conducting Scientific
paper, and are unprjudiced except IN
fdUor Of TRUTH. IL Is needless 10 say,
no medical journal Of "Code" standing
,oould admit these Jdctt, for rery obrtoo'
redsOnS.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

Vary's Philadelphia messenger, 8. IL.
cor. 9th and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06
1,exing math hematical Question

Prooiem that 10 exercising the
az maucal mind around Stidham' q
kel,a al rooms is something like this;
{'s ~ - d a horse for 500, B gets
IL " h Shs horse In a day or two AMI
so oacK TO A for $50. A sells the
again, bat for $I0O. How much
yam by his transactions? There
lt;oly men of many minds on this
staa snn and those who believe that A
hs,' II eoo want to hear from thos,
N b'''eVe he did not pocket tina
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

vary's R. R. express. 210 Market
street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

We will sell paper bags to consum-
ers as cheap as they can be bought
for In Philadelphia. If you want ten
or twenty thousa,d bags we Fcan sell
them to you right at the REPUBLICAN
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

Dairy.men and stock-ra isers all buy
Days Horse Powder; 1t is the best in
the market. Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-06

2240 lbs. of the lest well.clsaued coal
in every ton you hy from A. Sergeant,
106 Maryland svelue. Also piue, oak
and hickory wood Bottom price for
cash.