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~~ OBITUARY,


YousexEa.-william Youngker, son o. OF
David and A. Youngker, was born in STARK
county, d Ohio, and died in Henry county y,
July 10Th, 1886, aged 40 years, 9 Sn months % anu
10 days. aaaa ~ tllaFssaoa 4.h q"
In the year 1851 his parents moved from
stark county to Seneca county, Ohio Afser
3 few years residence there they moved TO
Henry county: Ohio, where they have since
resided. Some fifteen years since the suplec'
Of this obituary notice was married to onafi.y
7 .R;shon. they were blessed with seven chill
dren. two of them have alread passed 70 inc
Spirit world. Byhis death his wife mas los'
I kina and loving husband, the children a
fond and doating parent, and the commuaity
an excellent citizen-one who Will De greaus
missed. The large concourse ofsympathizing
friends and neighbors that attended at MS
funeral. attests the high estimation ne was
baia bv the community in which he resided
n aariy life he became a subject OF saving
grace ana united with the United brethren
church he was ever afterwards Jealous falth :
full christian. ''Mark the perfect man. ana
behold the upright, for the end Of that man
is peace ~ a aeta - saaq g..a,l IA sa.t-
.Farwell William, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feels
But stwas Heaven that has bereftus,
Who can all our sorrows heal"
G. II. BENNETT.
Belmore, Putnam 90, o. July ~, 1856.
TFostoria Democrat please copy.l
sAurH. .4The subject Of this notice, Henry
5 ,Sauer. was born in Hessen, Germany, Sept
b 18th. 1872, and died .near New Bavaria, Ohio
July 26th, 1886, hence at the time of his deatf
was rs years, 10 months and IA days OF age
/ BE came I'd Ohio in the year 1884 and settlee
in Cuyahoga county, near Cleveland, wher'
he remained about two years and from thenc'
toPlessant Tp., Henry county, Ohio, which
was at that time nothing but n dense wilder
mess. He was married in the year 1886 tt
Mena Hofrechter, and from that time to tn
present, has. been identified with the people
the interests and the progress of New Ba
yaria. He filed, faithfully in the home tn
place of husband and father, and was be
/. iosedin| the coufnuhity Eas q neighbor ant
friend. The deceased was, for a number o
months. The subject 81 severe affection whicl
he endured with great patience, waitinI
calmly ana sweetly the approaeh Of the de
stsoqsr, and when The closing scene DIRE,
nsar without fear, ne entered upon the faire
. plains IL d bIissfui inamortality, where h
wslllsSait the coming Of large circle of rel
II saN
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y "That reminds me of the way
Johnnie thanked his papa for taking
him to the circus,n said Warsaw. Nov,
Johnnie, you had real nice time this
afternoon, didn't YOUR "Yes, tpa.b
swell, what do YOU say to papa for
taking you ?'',tts'L-l-let's go again,
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You-can't work to much purpose un-
less you are well, but you can build up
.your health and strength with Parker's
Tonic, any work will then become easy.
It sets the lungs, liver and kidneys in
working order. Coughs and colds van-'
ISL beforeit. Take tin time, limo
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will offer at public sale, at his
i residence. 2h miles north Of Holgate, on
Saturday. August 14th. 1885,
The following property to-wit: One mare and2
sucking colts, milk cows, 2-ycar old bull, some
young cattle, sheep and hoge, combined reaper
and mower, grain drill, sulky hay rake, haL-
plows and harrows of all kinds, set double harness,
2-horse wagon, 4 3-seated spring wagon, top
buggy, / cane press and outfit, cook stove, box
stove q lot of household and Kitchen furniture and
other articles too numerous to mention. . -
Terms OF Sale.--Al sGr under S5 cash; on all
sums Of IS and upwards credit of months will be
given by the purchaser giving note with approved
security.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock a. m. ld leLs
81 r ADAM EBERLE.
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Something hew in linen collars at the Cash y.
Tailor, s.. NJ. Honeck. ''
Prairie Items.

n. Wheat runs 40 bu. to the acre.
Harvest is over and threshing is now
the order Of the day; ..,,.,s.4..s...N
~ John Reid says his potatoes are all
roasted. Darn the luck, says John.
The Republicans are blue sick, Know
ing that they are goihgto be left this taii.3
&c, H. ,Rutz will cry sale on the istn' p
Hsis 1 eood crysr and can't tell a lie IT he
wished. Il n5iia iisa yi,s. .a.F-,7 81. r orr
Conrad Mohr says the old prairie rs
the Garden of Eden, First they had the run q,
~ Ar;no It. now the fun is splitting rails ano
making fence. .SHAi9F5
'ait. g. H. Rutz has threshed his os's ant
got So bu. to the acre. ias lla-s g, T. = "' :,
The Eiahmie white shirt is the acknowi
edged leader for fine quality and neatness o
a. Gentleman wishing anything should cal
ON Henry Meyer, at the Eagle Clothing House
vbo obns the exclusive agency for this shirt y
wuo ."' 3t
Napoleon. aEA.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Q A list Of 1905 newspapers divided into STATES
AND SECTIONS will be sent on application-FREE.
TO those who want their advertising TO pay, We
can offer no better medium for thorough and ef-
fecipe work than the various sections Of our Select
Local List. GEO. r. ROWELL q CO.,
ITO Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
,,.t IN Ii 9 lOSpruce street, New York.
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caretor the Children

Children feel the debility Of the changing
seasons, even more than adults, and they be-
come cross, peevish, and uncomfortable.
The blood should be cleansed and the system
invigOrated by the use Of Hoods sarsaparilla.
"Last Spring my two children were yaeci-
mated. Soon after, they broke all out with run
ming sores, SO dreadful thought l should lose
them. Hoods Sarsaparilla cured them com
pletely; and they have been healthy ever
since. do feel that Hoods Sarsaparilla
saved my children to me-" MRS. O L
THOMPSON, West Warren, Mass.
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q, Buy your goods at the Cash Dry Goods
House of Rohrs & Suhr, and you will save
money. y "t t'tf'f a."'f Ut
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The following transfers have been recorded
since our last issue: "i
A Smith to NJ Zinn, land In Fhsrocs M
] Cameron toe Blair, lot in e. 5. Dodds ,o
LIST add to Napoleon. ;,,.,' oV
] NJ Hamilton to G Hamilton, land In Mon- on
E M Hamilton to Hamilton, land In Mon am
roe twl:..: '.,;. 80. !. t 10
Burk to NJ Smith, land in Flatrock Twp" X ~
M Zinn to Burk, lot Is in Kaufmanyille,... AZ
s LITER to Armbruster, rs acres in Flatrock am
twp. ......... ..;:..'.;:i'.. 4: NV
W Mead to W Brewer, lot In Mead's add to !.
GreltOn. J. .....s'. g.
Packard to Eoor, al acres IN Marion ooo
20
q O'Hearn to LA Davis, land In Deshler:..: ~
+ A Permar to NJ Jones, lot ii In VIM Snei-
fields 1st add to Napoleon. ..... oo
Barlow to A Barlow, land in Washington
twp.... .......:, :. = % - a. a. I;har
. .
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Ulrich & Co.'S. is headquarters for the
Champion Chain Pump. At
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Notice of Settlement.
Those parties knowing themselves indebt-
ed to me either by note or book account are
requested to call and settle within the next
80 days, and save trouble and extra expense.
I am in need of every cent due me and must
have it. ,.. ....... .- GUSTAV KOHLER.
Napoleon, o., July 14th, 1886. At.
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Mr.. Cahill, chairman of Finance Commit
tee, made the following statement of out
standing bonded debt: $4,000 per cent,
5000 7 per cent, $1,000 per cent, Berdan
Judgment $4,000, making total indebted
ness of the corporation of $4,000.
1t was ordered that the assessment of the
Dodd Street sewer be placed on the tax dupli-
cate for collection. ..u-
On motion, it was agreed that the corpora
ton pay one-half of the costs, if any, of suits
brought in Common Pleas Court against de-
linquents upon Perry street paving improve
ment; the county to bear the other half. Mr..
Cahill was authorized to act as attorney for
the corporation in said cases. ,........ A.
The matter of refunding bonds was referred
to the Mayor and Finance Committee, to re-
port at next meeting. .........- ....
! On motion, council adjourned.
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Free of Charge. If.,....,
To any person who will show us tin type
made by any man in the State by the new
Argentic process that we can't beat, then we
will make one dozen as fine cabinet photo
graphs as can be produced in Ohio, 30 bring
on your tin type and if we don't beat it You
get your cabinets free of charge. g9mlt
~ If af .ar G.W. GARDNER & Son.
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All work turned out of our gallery let
it be Photos, Portraits, Enlarged, Copies or
Picture Frames, shall be as represented and
give entire satisfaction or we will refund the
money. M u GAkDNkH O. Dun
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Our store is chuck full of bargains Just now
to make room for the fall goods already
coming in. 3t RoHRs & SUHR
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Farmers, if you want good set of cider
screws call at the Napoleon Machine Works. At
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Go as you Please ON the b. & o. Eek.
cursiOn to the West or Northwest
Wednesday, August 18th;
Wednesday, September
3th; Wednesday, Sep.
ta,,,I,ou GOD

3th; Wednesday, Sep.
tember 22d.
On the above dates, the Baltimore d Ohio
Agents will sell Round Trip Excursion Tick
cts to points in Texas, Kansas, Nebraska,
Minnesota and Dakota, at the lowest rates
ever offered. Tickets will be good going one
route and returning another. To Kansas
points excursionists can go via Chicago and
return via st. Louis and Cincinnati, or can
go via st. Louis and return via Chicago,
with stop-over privileges.
This is one of the best chances you will
ever have to see the Great West and visit
friends.
For full particulars and rates, call on
Agents of the Baltimore and Ohio, or write
to John Lane, Passenger Agent, Wheeling,
W. Va; P. E. Dombaugh, Passenger Agent,
Fostoria, O.; J. NJ. Orr, Passenger Agent,
Columbus, o.; Geo. F. Lee, Passenger Agent,
GAINESVILLE, O.; or Ben. Monet, Jr.. 248 North
High Street, Columbus. mo
The best of kettle rendered lard atthe pork
house. 3t
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nssr and Pstriotic-viIl be the order Of the

llse1 anu Pastio1i0 rin " S'.''Y Wy .
day. -i' 3 H-frl, s8ts s.ir S1a7I ilidH
Detailed arrangements as to trains viii be
made known before the day. VIM. II. Glib
son will deliver the pioneer address. ai-'7 .
~ Ihia' y - CHARLEs V, JEsErsoN, y
f ~ - 1t sfIaF : - T-7TT -. % . A. ay.L,lru
THos. DUNLAP, ), Pres. Pioneer Assoc'n.
Sec'y Pioneer Assoc'n. -, =, 10, a
q -al .lssis z0oH. 'ia. M' n. ATE, il
j. G. LEE, 1ral Pres. M. v. NJ. Assoc'n.
q Sec'y M. V.M. Assoc'n. oIs Hs-sss4 At
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j Natural gas is the fuel used in the manu-
facture of the Wedgewood Iron, Stone. China
and Queensware, on sale at the s. L. Curtis
Bargain House. Call and see the goods even
if you do not wish to purchase. .
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Get your hats at the Eagle Clothing House.
Stylish and cheap. 3t
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New Bavaria, O, August "a, 1886.
cider Making.

Cider Making.
will run my cider machine this season twq
days out of every week. Tuesdays and Thurs
days. The press is now ready for making.
During the latter end Of the season the Press
s@ill be run daily. .s Z. ...-.s-.-.
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If you want a good sewing machine, buy
the Domestic. it is the best, for sale at
3t .0 . t RoHRs & SUMS.
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Letter List,

Letters remaining uncalled for at the Ma
poleon, Ohio, Post Office, for the week end
ing, Aug. 5, 1886: ..s .........-...- .t
Mrs. Lou. Allen, Miss May. Prettyman, s.
B. Orcutt, T. S. Fisher, Frank Free, William
Cady, B. B. Hamilton. eel. ........... .......
POSTAL CARDs.-Mrs. Call Ritter, A. s.
Lievy, Katie Crozier. .-.... f..s.t....r
FoRE1GN.-FredrichW Wilhelm Schulze.
Persons calling for letters will please say
they are advertised, and give the date.
s. G. HAAG, P. NJ.
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BAKING POWDERS.


DR.. Edward G. Love, the Analytical Chem
ist for the Government, has made some in
teresting experiments as to the comparative
value of baking powders. Dr. Loves tests
were made to determine what brands are the
most economical to use, and as their capaci-
ty lies in their leavening power, tests were
directed solely to ascertain the, available gas
Of each powder. DR., Loves, report gives the
fol1oyrinp: @'' ''t'' @'s '-"''
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Free of Charge.

See the dress gingham we are selling at 7c
worth 1915 per yard. St RoHRs IL SUHB.
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Notice of Settlement.

Table linens at big reduction at BE-
81 a.. RoHRs & SUMS.
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Harrison Township Items.
All auiet in pleasant valley.

..~Al quiet in pleasant valley. +.
80. Its pap Brovnnow instead of Albert.
-. John Shelf and wife, visited at John
Dixon's Sunday. h,rr,+s aauI .,..# -.
....E.H. Thorn and wife visited at Mrs.
B. e. Stoner's, Sunday. -'.5'' n'
.,..squier stucky is going with Duffey &
Son threshing machine now. ..-.. -
Duffey & Son threshed for John Zook
S61f bu. of wheat from 81 dozen. .,r,..,
James McEwen and wife, of Holgate,
visited at G. W. Vanpelt's Sunday. a7 ....
=. Benjamin Bresler is home from 6
weeks visit at his daughters in Holgate. l'
80. Relatives from Fulton county visited
at David Myers Saturday and Sunday.
Tute vanpelt has again returned from
the West, returning with team and covered
wagon. . .t, ...y... .....r ..............
.... 1t is reported Sol. Harmon has rented
the Rider farm and intends putting out SC
acres of wheat. traa-. l. ra--.. .f
U...| y..... YUNoHo.
uono,, 49,, o 1909
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Council Proceedings.

REGULAR MEETING, Monday, Aug. 2, 1885,
Members present-Barnes, Cahill, Fellers,
Roessing Reiser, Withers. Mayor Theisen in
the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
The sewer committee recommendedthe ac-
ceptance of Trunk and South Side sewers.
They were accepted.
The following bills, being examined by the
Finance Committee, were allowed:
B. +. Pontious, South Side sewer. 1894 90
]. Martin, Supt. South Side sewer. Z O0I
@. F. Beard, work on engine. ......... 800
F. Roessing, oil. Observation-Disclosures. %
Henry Kolbe, surveying ....... ..... IL %
Meyerholtz Bros, bal. on sewer con-. COG 20
Thiesen, Hildred & Co., lumber. 1872
P. Reiger, sal. for tending cemeteries, 40 90
j.. L. Orwig, printing. g............... II 35
Clap d Jones Co., engine repairs. % 90
E. c. Dodd, clerk salary y.............. 20 90
Geo. Grabill, street lighting ..:..... Sc 63
s. Davis, street sprinkling. g...........r- 4 80
Jas. Shay, fire engineer. .............. 45 90
]. s. Fouke, printing. ng................. II 80
Jos. Schoff, repairs. s................... % 20
0. Rakestraw, marshal salary........ 81 so
j. Martin, special police. ............ l sc
]. Alabaugh, burying cat. ............. so
Jos. Grim, labor on streets. ......... Sc 26
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A. B. Scribner has four kinds of Harrows
for sale. Farmers ought to see the Albion
Combination Harrow before buying 3t
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Seed Wheat.

Seed Wheat. .....i.. .......r
The Mediterranean Hybrid Wheat is now
SO well known and so generally recommend
ed by leading seedsmen and by millers, and
the results obtained by growers have been SO
satisfactory there is no doubt it is aproftable
variety to SOW, yielding 40 bushels per acre.
For sale by ...H . fa.F A. BRADLEY.
All kinds of grass seed at A. BRADLEY's. II
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JOHN BENSING..
PROBATE NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given, that Isaac Murdock, -
IN executor Of Cyrus Murdock, deceased, has 6led
q final account ofhis administration, which win be
for hearing and settlement August 9Th, 1896.
Hr D. MEEKlSON,
ptr5-t ,.Y Probate Judee.
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Elk. COMMITTEE.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Go to A. B. Scribner and get good plow,
to give satisfaction or no sale. 3t
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Panldihg,U. F'hEHIler' r. =. =. nv
E. Herminghuyser, ]. p. Gasser. Defance,
F. A. B. Lowe, M. E. Heller Napoleon, s. M.
Heller, Norden 4 Bruns, ]. b Couch. Oak
wood, A. N. Wiseley, E. 4. Bentley, Moore 4
Yestrs. Farmer, John Norway. West Unity,
Denman q Wynn, Ely & Smith. stryker,
H. F. Bruins, Bourguin 4 Greek. Hicksville,
]. Z. Bevington. Montpelier, Denman Bros.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
A Man SLASH ed with a Razor

Last evening Anderson Band pa
raded through the streets in the eastern
part Of the city as an advertisement for
THE Sons of Rest, c0lored organize
ton which has q picnic to-day at Ex-
CO sier Park. They marched along
Sixth street AID turned up Walnut,
when three ooloIed mon named Benja
min NJ. Reed, Alexander Davis and
: Frank Andrews, desiring to pass down
Sixth street, undertook to push throus b
/ the crowd. Some Of the mem bers Of the
club seemed I'd take this AZ Gu insult,
and several of the crowd attacked Reed
During the m6lee one OF the party
istruck twice Mt Reed, aud then hurried
mp Walnut street to overtake the pro
ce5sion, when Reed discovered that he
hal been cut and was bleeding. After
he tad been assisted to Dr.. TomlipsOn',
office, on the corner Of Sixth and Wal
: nut streets, IL WAS found that he ha(
: been seriously cut over the heart snC
+ on the left thigh with = razor. tn
: wounds were drawn together will
( stitches and thb wounded man taken Il
T. a semi-unconscious condition to hi
thome, No. ola McCaulley street. 1t
:, not known positively who committe
y the cOwardly act, as a number WEI
around Reed, and all made their oscar
before 1T was discovered that he WI
cut,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15
FOURTH EDITION


Some two months ago Rev. A. W.
Mildly, Presiding Elder OF the Dover
District, Wilmington Nj. K Confer.
ence, was stricken with paralysis ana
his life at the time was despStred OF.
IL was with nc surprise, under tue cir
cum stances, TO hear df Mr.. Milbyp|
death. which occurred at his home al
Harrington on Sunday last. The de
ceased was born at Miltop, Dsl., on
Remember 10, 1915 He graduated
| from Dickinson College, at Carlisle,
pa. at the age of "a, and three years
afterward, in 1872, entered tho Phiia'
| delphla Conference, filling various pull
| mis- in Pennsy wants. He became
connected with the Wilmington Con
ference In 1868 by q division OF the
Philadelphia Conference. While con.
pected with the latter body ne iels the
Methodist Church and became Pres'
by terian, but was received again INTO
the Methodist Confertnce AZ his own
Ireouest He has held appointments at
ICbestertovp. Frederick, Centrevills,
IHarrip pton. FELTON, and Brandywine
Church In this city.
Mr.. MILKY was serving the fourth
wear OF his term as Ptesiding Elder OF
the Dover District az the time OF Ms
death. He was one ~ the most THOR
louzb!y educated men in the Conference,
land posseesed vast general know ledg
iof the Bible, OF which he was . close
aud thorough student. He married
daughter of Dr.. Whiteley Of Frederick
iDel., by whom he hst two Sons and
daughter. His sons pre- both grown
oqe being In business n Baltimore Hnc
the other ia Philadelphia. The deceasec
will be buried az BarIetts Chapel thli
AFTERNOON.
Tie following reso ations OF respec
were adopted yesterday at the preach
ers' Weekly meeting in this city, ATTIC
being reported by y Committee consist
-. ide OF the Rev. n M. Browne, j. +
BfyaB, Henry SanGerson and Is. Il
Price:
WHEREAS. We have heard wit
.grt AZ SORROW of the deRth of cur believe
{ brother, the Rev. A. W. MILKY, whoI
it has pleased our Heavenly Father
l call from labor to howard, TO who's
mysterious Provide Co We bow wit
r submission of Christ ian faith and hop'
n Therefore
Resolved, That we realizs that one {
D our most devoted christian brethre
and gifted ministers has fallen at h
ipost.
Resolved, That we extsnd our sincel
sympathy aud confidence TO Sist'
Milby In this hour of her great b'
reavement aud sorrow.
IN Resolved, That Te do, as the con
mittee appointed vs. the Preacher
Meeting of Wilmington city, tend
a the foref going Testimony as q token
80 our brotherly 2fftctiqn and respect.
ri Messrs. Browne and Bryan were
s. pointed TO represent Ihe meeting az q
8. funeral.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

number OF boys in the eastern part
of the city make practice OF Carrying
reyolvers and think 1t the ne,th. y.
manliness TO use them on inc sIikhIoss
provocation. 0ne OF the humoer nas
now come TO grief, aud 1t Is 10 DC hope1
that others will soon be brought 70 iseI
the strong hand OF the law water
BLACK burn about l6 years OF age, Tres
passed on the grounds OF the Ola Swe1es
Cemetery yesterday, and when the SUI
perintendent tried 10 drive MIN away
he fred four shots at him, shooting nun
self with one of the loads. When these
facts were detailed to Judge Cum m ms
this morning he imposed a hne OF %
and costs for the trespass. and held MIN
In $500 bail for court TO answer chArge
of assault with intent TO Kill.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

The com blned choirs of the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, assisted ey
other talent, will give grand concert
in the church this evening, commanding
At 8 O'Clock. Either OF the choirs OF
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church would
make an excellent concert, hu. com
bined they will give something grand
in music but seldom equalleo. Inc
concert Ia one OF the many efforta THU
church is making to lift the oneronf
debt that bears heavily upon self-sac
rificing congregation, and those VINO
| lend a helping hand by attending thu
&C ncert will aid worthy cause and re
ceive In return a grand musical treat
Daily Republican., 1886-06-15

DOuDRErrE AS a FERTILIZER FOX
corn, Oats, citrons, egg plants, tomatoes,
potatoes. riower.beds and grass plats, straw,
beiries raspberries, blacEberries ande az
vegetables, or anything requiring quick
groTth, cannot be equailod. The Pou lrette
am now manufacturing is Of the best quar-
ity and rich In AL that tends TO make eooa
fertilizer. To give corn an early start Ganu
to put II beyond tho reach OF the cut worm
or to prevent the yellows, 1t hAs no superior,
and do not think II has Its equal. lpe
farmer who uses ton or two on DIS corn VI
vege'sbles requiring quick CROWN, lnsa .ar
himself a 200 crop fhe price is so moder.
| ate only ga per ton, Is such as 70 put "
| within the reach OF all. Ask any one VINO
K has used It. We can refer to hundreds ttno
/ better plan Is to try 1t yourself ana tnen Wv
| need not tronble any one for infof nation },
and they will endorse all claim for II; tna n
1t 10 quick IN Its action and pushes the cor u
ahead 50 rapidly that It is oJmparatiVels
| safe from cut.worm or yellows. Try IL anu
be satisfied. Also, q splendid lot OF hsh anu
night-sOil compost, n good order for snip
ping In cars or otherwise. Send 10 your
orders carly, Respectfully yours,
| d. HAMILTON,
1873 Orange street, Wilmington, Del.
Or at the manufa Glory, Garescho's Lahe
| J. Il. JONES, agsnt, col Orange street.
For rofsrence apply TO ) Rodmond SIM, ,,r,
| John q. Baker. William y Bullock, HON
LentE David Lentz, CHARLES Rnmford' ~
many others. jo4 ID ,w,Fl"