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Notes From Pleasant Ridge Amateurs.

-
We haye often wondered what we should
sign ourselves if we should make m at
tempt at journalism, but as it is an indica-
| ton of cowardice to use nom do plume,
we sign us below
We will not confine ourselves to any par
ticulnr set of IDEAS
Rev. Mr.. Denton is holding a protracted
meeting at Harris Chapel, formerly Cotton
wood. Of the last named school oommuni-
ty Mr.. M. S. Gardner has been selected aa
teacher.
The next village on the mail route as you
pass from LulinG to San Marcos, is Staples
Store, which has also dropped its old name
and substituted Staplesyille, from which DR..
Flat, of Guadalupe, halls. That was good
chit" Felix gave the Doctor.
Three miles further toward San Marcos
you come to hamlet known as the Ala
bama Settlement pleasant Ridge). don't
think its history has ever been written The
first settlers were Mr.. Tuttle and Capt.
Holiness then emigrants from 'the states
followed in quick succession until it was
quite settlement. / don't suppose more
intelligent and moral community could be
found in the state. They have supplied
themselves with churches, of which there
are two-Methodist and Primitive Baptists
Rev. Mr.. Denton is pastor of the Methodist
and Rev. Mr.. White, from Tennessee, of
the p. BIS.
We need better and larger school house.
Mr.. Editor, you're right--don't yield the
point; good school houses must be had or
our schools are failures. Some three or
four of our Young ladies and gentlemen,
from necessity, go away from home TO school.
Young DIR. williamson starts to Nashville
soon TO attend lectures.
If our produce can be disposed of at q
reasonable figure, we are of the opinion
that We will get on boom (if Mrs. ave"
can be kept of the track). Corn is excel.
lent. Mr.. p. X. Williamson cribbed up
wards of sixty bushels per acre on upland,
the largest yield your scribes have ever
known except on bottom lands.
Cotton yield is very ordinary. The bes.
will make only q half bale PER acre.
and the general average will amount TO
about one-third of bale per acre.
This immediate nsighbOrhood could fur.
nish enough sorghum molass-s to swim
Jumbo twice.
Nov while We have mentioned everything
Of interest concerning the existing state q
Affairs lpolitics eIcepted) We will give you .
detailed account Of what We term the mos.
quito raid" We are Of the op' Mon that the
Lord had not invented the mosquito up ia
the period Of the captivity Of the children
of Israel. OF be rould have withheld the
/ frogs and lice and a fsE other torDents
With which be hsr4ssei the Egyptians, and
sabssitstsd the mosquito. Our mosquitoes
are an Improvement On the modem insect
e thaz species, not only 10 SIZE bot IN Al.
z8ost every rssPset They are more inteli-
gent. more nuuerous. more vigilart and
F,oa.ess more extensive range q soqaaint.
ace, bes55=s PossesslEs -re1 deal BET
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Do not be induced to take some other
preparation when you call for Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Be sure to get Hoods, which is pc
culiar
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Notice.

The Republicans of Hays county are
hereby notified to meet in the courthouse
at San Marcos, Saturday, September Is, for
the purpose of electing delegates to attend
the state convention, which convenes at
Fort Worth on the Goth inst.
By order of G.. w. BUCHANAN,
L. Fl. MARTIN, Sec. Chairman.
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Who Wants a First Glass Rifle.

For sale, due bill in part payment for
Marlin Repeating Rifle, % inch octagon
barrel pistol grip, checkered stock and fore
arm. Inducements offered purchaser In
qulre at FREE PRESS Office.
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The season for the sale of wagons is fast
approaching and remind my friends and
customers that have full supply of the
Newton and Jackson wagons on hand which
am authorized to sell at very close prices
and on liberal terms, WIN. GIEsEN.
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For vour boots and shoes call at
ro' DENNY Bros. & ANDREWS
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reinforced back and front unlaundried
w. three for $3.50. DALEY d BRO.
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Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween us has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. G. Y. Bass will continue the business,
collect nil accounts and pay all indebtedness
I'm LAwHoN,
G. Il. BASS.
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No" DENNY Bios. & ANDREWS.
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Walnut bevel-plate bed room sets for sale
nv I w. Nance. from fifty to one hundred
and seventy-five dollars. Carpeting lower
than ever.
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FIRE.
MRS. RICHARDSO'

East side of Square,
Will close out her stock of Millinery,
dress trimmings, etc, etc,
Below COST
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full line of new goods, dress goods,
dress gnghams, domestics, drillinss. cot.
ton ilannes, checks, shirtiugs, jeans. boys
clothing. DAiLHf /" nN''
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=, I'll, hs TO the advantage of all to call
~ NV wy N NJ. Nye for their dental work.
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And in short all the articles kept in simi-
iar establishment, which he offers at prices
to suit the times.
He respectfully solicits liberal share Of
pubic patronage. sept. G-f
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D seuberth, the Merchant Tailor.
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r,,vrv DEEDS for sale at this Office.


w,,.,Sry DEEDS for sale at this Office.
D seuberth, the Merchant Tailor.
=, all, bs to the advantage of all to call
mr. N. NJ. Nye for their dental work.
,,,for,ed back and front unlaundricd
49, tbree for $3.50. DALEY d BRO.
New Goods In all lines Mt ,
Ho" DENNY Bios. & ANDREWS.
For your boots and shoes call at
f'' DENNY Bros. q ANDREWS.
csrts, furnishing goods of every style, at
''n' DALEY Bios.
Gao w. Knight, Matchmaker and Jewel
A. oost side Plaza, San Marcos. nVZo
proodbead worsteds dress goods ut from
40 to G5 cents per yard. ,
'O " DENNY Bros. & ANDREWS.
Come now while you can get your choice
IN all lines of staple and fancy dry goods NJ
~ DENNY Bros. & ANDREWS.
4 Winter is coming ind for your blankets
and comforts go to
'DN DENNY Bros. u ANDREWS.
Rubber and leather betting, lace feathers
rabbit metal, machine oil and other supplies
4 for ginners on hand. .. H. uAHf'
Dairy for Sale.
Wishing to retire from the dairy business,
will sell nv outfit aud business cheap.
S. T.. PIGUEs.
Walnut bevel-plate bed room sets for sale
by ]. W. Nance from fifty to one hundred
and seventy-fve dollars. C"rpeting lower
than ever.
full line of new goods, dress goods,
dress ginghams, domestics, drillinss, cot.
ton flanne!s, checks, shirtinSs, jeans. boys
clothing. DAiL"f " nN''
Christian & Wills are in regular receipt OF
fresh and choice groceries. which they nre
selling ut the lowest prices for cash. Give
them q call.
Landreths Turuip Seed,
Fresh and Genuine,
Just Received
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Christian & Wills are in regular receipt of
fresh and choice groceries. which they are
selling ut the lowest prices for cash. Give
{hon n coll
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NOn.Partisan Convention.

Total number of acres. ...............Z
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STERLING FISHER.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

While the eastern secticn Of the COUP.
try 10 wrapped In foe and snow, OBll
fornia abounds In fruit and fiowers. Its
rainy season" ig BY no means forbid
ding, but the rlsaaanttst part OF the
year, when the face OF nature 10 fresh
and most beautiful. It 10 the spring
time Of that favored land, for there Is
no winter. Thousands OF eastern peo-
pie ind u delightful haven from the
friatd climate OF the east. Nessrs.
Raymond 8 Wbltoomb announce .
series OF nine grand winter trips. Every
party will travel on special time sched-
ules, and In the finest OF veslibulec
Pullman pAlAoo trains. Dining care,
with Q cuisine equal to that Of sny first
olaes hotel. will form q part Of every
Hain' This meAnB y degree Of luxury
and comfort not otherwise attAInable.
The passenger can exercise his own free
viii ~ TO time and place OF sojourp, :,
and nlao In regard TO the route and time
OF return. He need BOT follow any pro-
gram beyond the outward journey, un
less he 60 chooses, although he can ae-
ou'e room ct The Raymond for two
months u he desires, selecting the came
IN Philadelphia. There are many other
advAntaRes sCcured to the ticket. holder,
which 3 circular Of 1872 pages fully sets
forth. Thia circular may be had free
BY addressing Ray mond b Whitcomb,
III South Ninth street (uncer CONT
mental Hote), Philadelphia. Excursion
parties will leave PhilAdelphiA Novem.
bar and December 6,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Yesterday morning David Lemon appeal
ed befoTe the city court and demanded hil
Witness' fees, In the cases. which he has
brought against the Italian street corner
vendors. de said that there were nine
OF these cases, and as he had been beat
OUT OIL his fees In the past, he wanted
them now. Mr.. Ball stated to the Court
that all the cases, except that OF Car
dinella, at Fourth and Market streets.
had been retired. and, consequently he
was only entitled 10 a witness fee in that
one, as there were no fines or costs i'm
posed in any OF the orders The Judge
told Mr.. Lemon that as soon as he was
officially appriEed of the action taken by
the Superior Court the fees would be
paid, when Mr.. Lemon retorted, by say
ing that unless they were paid pretty
soon, he would have an attachment is
sued on horse or something else be
l.nging to the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

There is no article of food more gener.
ally consumed than Wh at -four In its
various forms Of bread and pastry. bnt
chemists by examination fnd that by its
use, mankind loses two-thirds of the
elements that go to make up bone aud
muscle These vital elements are the
phosphates which are absolutely necessary
for the maintenance OF health, and which
nature has provided in the wheat grain,
but man has rem0v- d from the -four
In the process OF boiling. 1t was this
fact that suggested the invention by Prof.
Horfford OF his preparation for a baking
powder (Rumford Yeast Po der) that
would add these nutritious phosbhates,
and thereby supply she deficiency in the
Hour. In place Of the alum, cream tar
tar, etc., used in common baking pow
ders, he produced an acid phosphate,
and thus makes baking p Wder which
not only raises the dough, but leaves in
the bread the vital phi sphates Of which
the aour has been deprived.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

BY the helpful, genial action of that
most benehcient Of aperients. Hostetter's
stomach Bltters, the bowels soon thraw
on the burden that paraly zed and weak
ened them. and resume their normal
freedom of action. The action Of lhe
Bitters, unlike that Of average purRatives,
involves no gripping or drenchiug. II Ii
did 1t would, like them, be valnless for
ordinary use. There is nothing unsentle
or unnatural attending its operation
Upon the liver, no lees than the bowels.
its action Is most benign, promoting a
healthful bilious seer tion, and directing
out OF the wrong and into the right chan
nels. CONFORMITY with costiVeneas, other
bilious symptoms disappear when 1t ia
systematically used, and the stomach is
strengthened As we'll as reguia ed by 1t.
Aalarlal complaints, ,rheumstlsm, debility,
nervousness and kidney troubles are
completely relieved by It. Sleep and ap-
petite are invariably promoted by 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
THG onEAr FAIR.

WondeFfs1 Hsadway - Aseandsd By
Thousuaus-ahs Greatest Exnlhsui0n
ever HeId m DoiawArs - Soma OF the
Exhibits.
The Hrst lay OF the great wIlmInR.
ton Fair ia over and though the Attea =.
danoa waa smnll compared to what n
will be oa other days Il the weather 10
favorable, Il Waa all that could be sx-
peoeed Not le1s 'thAu 1900 persoun
visited the Fair yesterday, . numbeE
that would be ocntieered large Ht many
ether fairs Of more pretensions. Ths
only drawback was the Oold, biting At
fnosphero that brguRht overooAts and
wraps, and et1ll th0re WAS q oonaldeTAble
stamping Of feet TO keep warm amIdal
. general ohatter.oR OF teelh.
IL muss not he expected that In q
paper tbs siRa of the BEPUBLEcAa,
every exhibit er tered In the fair win be
mentioned In 6etail, and neither 10 II
possible In the hurry Of opening to q o,
all the names OF exhibitors and the 1r-
tioles exhibited. Many Of the oEhlbitS
did not Seaoh the grounds until . hats
cour lass evening though they had be
fore bo9n entered.
After SecJ ekAry BayArd's speech 10
- eANgAAA@Af Nan 1A4o hLA hAnNug huN
OubAn Giants sud q picked nine from
Wilmington took the held and am used
. large crowd Of spectators who gather.
cd 10 see the game played II was With
great difficulty that the poliosnen pres.
ent could keep the crowd from en-.
orOaohipR upou the players. The
Quickstps had no trouble IN sOlv
ing Malone's curves, the star pitcher Of
the Cuban Giants for Is hits, tO'Al OF
IS bases, while Barkley wAs in the box
for the home nine and he never did bet
ter work in this city. He pitched rat
ting game holding the VisitorS DOWN 10 =
cafe hits, and his support was excellent.
The Quickstep was composed Of players
from the Wilmingtons and Day of the
Amerieus and he made a great catch OF q
hy ball, Newell made . three base hit,
and Hinkle made 8 two baggcr. The
score:
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
PRICE ONE Ohm
from auaaeI ! uonnfY.

BETHEL, OoE. e. The frcsts have
como Hnd stopped the growth OF sweet
potstoes, beans, tomstoes and late corn.
Last Ssbtath the tetbi-annual nniesion.
aTy auuivereary Of the ME- Sag day
school was held, ooLsiatiDe Of q diG.
lORue on the children OF India, hy
Eisees Birdie Esktipo and Myrtle
Koowls, sinI ing, offering, and en- no
dress ty the pastor On Kriahna, " on =
of the principal degtys Of Iudia He
exhibited the idol which represented
"KFishnA" when q child, with a luun
Of butter In hla hand. There was 4
large attendance, and consider able ir-
terest manifested.
SiDcs the bridge ia completed across
bfoad creek here, there is considerable
travelling Is the county toward DeimeT,
end ShRrptopn is bIOught near to MS
is 10 only seven mileB to Delmer kom
here the came as from Laurel.
Married in Sailor's Bethel M. Z
on Wednesday evening. Oct. 8.
by Rev. W. 3. Gregg, Me. o ivet g.
Moore, 10 Miss BAlllB A. Miiby, All of
Sussex county, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The yellow fever In Florida has no effect
upon the Johers. One Of them lives
in PAlatka He rushed into the oflce Of
3 prominent business man the other morn
Ing and said that . girl had just come
into the city without . certificate. The
business man hurried out and blew up
the quarantine officers for not attending
TO business. Then the Health Board
heard Of it, and they reprimauded the
officers severely. The whole town was
fast getting excited, when It was learned
that the girl was baby bora TO tho joker
the night before.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
UAnAOt Attsnd.

Please inform your patrons and readers
which are many, as well as the volume of
attendants st our county fair, that the
pressure of business will not allow us
either to be represented or personally
attend TO the noted gathering OF wealth,
fashion and fast horBes But seekers for
the weed will and us at the well-kuown
Tobacco Mart, Seventh and Orange
streets, Wilmington, Del.
CHAPMAN, A. A.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

There will bs q donkey party and
musical and literary entertain M enS held
At The rooms OF GEn. Thos. A. smy th
Post No. l, g. A. r., Third and King
streets, on Wednesday evening, OosO.
Der l0sh. There will be three vSluAbie
pF.z9S awarded. The entertainment
will begin at 8 O'Clock, sharp. All are
invited. Tickets have been placed At
the low price Of 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The greatest eye medicine on earth
curing hundreds OF sore and inhamed
eyes, red and granulstei eye lids, and
weak eyes, every year. We refer to Nr
Turner, at Hockessin MrRumor on Pop
lar st., Amos Brown, near stanton, be
sides many others, all remarkable cures
Perfectly sure, very reliable Supplied
in 95 and Soc bottles. Main depot 4th and
King streets, Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Fer the ladies, WorkiDgm0u and
others In need Of pRtsFwear. Juat Ie-
ceivsd q large stock, full ilns Ia iieh',
Rent's and ohildFen's fall and winter
underwear. We bought these goods
right, and have Married them very lew.
Gail and examine aHd you will be
pleased, both in quality and pr.oe
Stroud's Dry Goods 5tore, No. 100 West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
Brownies.

The 0heApea6 has houss In anN oisS
9amHoR& Rr0s.' A01 MRrkoC atP9sd
OuppinS and leeohing. l0o Is. Second st
Try Bush'S coal vou Will like It
IIy bHSh's coal you Win surely like IT,
elilArd " Davis, Iewele-. . Il. Second ak
Elhe 10 n. Kings, at HtnrB, Is Z. Fourth
trank Hoop Smith, drURgist. 9Th and King.
AMer1can Laundry, ool West Frsnt street,
BraxiliAn Balm. immediate cure for n,u,nns
Fino cigars . nd notions At s. W. cor. ION
and Bennett streets. II Bell,
White Pine TPeo TAr and Honav f,p
coughs and oelds, at thb Ascent "a nav tas-
lory, BIO. Z W. 2nd street, 1rs il,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The members Of the DUPONT Post
Cadet Corps which existed some few
years ago, have reorFanized and will re-
eelVe applications for membership. All
aPpncants must be over 10 years OF age,
ana leet In heigth. All applications
saould De add essed to the secretary,
Mr' Harry Blest, OPS south Harrison
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
FURNI TURE,
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE,

Antique Oak and ASH
Chamber Suits, Large Bevel
Plate Mirror, 8 pieces, $25
to $38; Walnut and Cherry
Suits, $33 to $39 Parlor
Suits in Hair Cloth, Silk
Plush and MOhair Plush, $50
to $1.25.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Coughing raeks tbs system and ar.
noys ons's frieude; NcInsll's syrup
Tar (35c.) relieves d cures IL: MADE
only by N h. Danfolth, Al and Mfrkef.
iEosses guaranteed 10 dc or money II.
Iunoeoi . special Ioom for applyir z
truss6s; large stock, long experiences.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

The Levy Oourl INST yesterday morning
and trAssacsed considerable routine busl
mesa Tbs attorney reported that as'is-
faction had been entered on the Off cIAl
bon"B Of the oslleobors Of PeboAder and
White Olay Creek hundreds for 1857,
and on @Odon their bonds were can.
oAled.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

II you intend TO travel either fer
pleasure OF pToat protect yourself
ag alnes the changes pt diet and water
o. having with you lIAxAdor, the grt "
regulator, and us'n IL in time TO pre-.
vent the disorders us1slly resulting
from such changes.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
An Issan" woman Hays Herssrr.

PHnLnPsBURG. N. J., Ocs 9-geo.
oIft9n, q TAilrooder, opened the door OF
ms dinlng room this morning when Ie
turning from all night work and found
aus wite hanging dead by rope fRs-
te leu lnto . ventilntbr ntar the ceiling
one nSd three timas before attempted
sulolue. Hsr Mid vas unbalanced.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

"Dueky" KIenle ofthe Buteher,, Pal
9eeI no: lOo East Thitd street, rays that
James Kirk of the Reliance Fire Com
Pauy, or oyster" Harrington Of the
Washy. win drive his one legged duck in
2 one m le go-as-you please race at the
Wilmington Fair at . 30 o'clock Thurs
day af ernoon, and that all entries will
close at 10 O'Clock to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

kor constipation. liver com mplAlnt,"
or bllleusBess, sick heGdAohe, and ali
diseases arising from 9 disordereG con-
dttion Of the liver a nd stomach. take
DR.. Plerce's Pleasant PurRatiVa Pslleta
- gentle laxative ur Rctive oathsrtlo
according to sizs Of dose.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Oysters nau be hsh ut A'nso1w'E de-
pots, No. 10Y s Sliplet street and NJ IOB
Il o. InFth street, at 25 80 nnd 40 cents
Per qusrt, or by the busnel or thousand.
The beat In the clty.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

iF"And there was 4 mask ball that
nlenL yes hno they Kept II mp pretty
lYsly untii morning You see they
Seren't afraid o. the early frog'-',row.
lhg tnat all the dEuselsts keep supplied
reliable standby.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

II. Z. Hanna Till open his oyster
house, No. s3l JsffeTSon street, on Fri.
day, septemoeF 7, Whers he viii E9ep
eonetantly op band = full supply OF
flesh and salt oyaters at ths uSunl
p-iosn.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Ths o9lebrAts5 TArse u, e. q, GEAR.
mAarihesured 6y h. II. BsurdCn d
Br1., No. 9i9 Vast CoooAd stPsss. Tina
be II bu. cigar In she eisy. Tey skeua.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
PALn leF.

House and sign painter and RrAluer
JAIL and zee me before going sEyWheie
eise. Work reasonable. No 500 O!ang Q
street. TILdRMAE DANNsR.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
A RIro AL. q. Roansy,s.

The sky In the direction Of New CAB.
tie Was Illuminated last HiRht about IL
o'clock with lurid glow, and this
morning u was asOsRtAinsd sAAt IL was
oocASioned BY the bsrning OF A.smnk Of
bay on the fAr0 Of John II. Rodnsy,
kq'i Below NeW Castle. As Mr. Red.
ney Was pot ct his ofiCs In she Coar5
house thA morning no particulars
fron other sources that EhS farm IL oo-
supied by James 3, Grogs ana mat
HeaS Of the eOutbaildIngs we're destroy cd
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Powell, In WsShiA9s0n street mari ct
an No. So8 Madison ss-teT, has Q & cd
lot Of hsh for o-moEro " y maeket; Glso
CLANS and lobaters.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Orsyoa porrais and frame on in
ssliIment 81 Cun1ltng's photograph
galleTy, 3J3 Market street. Now is a
good ohancs for niDe Christmas pres-
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Who Is this Il. d, Hollis thst has
1ust opened that sugar barrel ct tia
Kiug street? he 10 All right; hs.i ftom
No West Second street,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

At baERAin, g. -ruou housa, With cor
Eenioaces. Only $3.50 required doWI
Apply 10 ". ROota vernon, this on %
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

prsvoatea and cuiol b. Hoopst's Ano,
dyne. Bost medtolse Ter test Ia snd
cole. All druRaisgS !.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

5sgloE d BullsEtdn's rheuu AHA uaSu,
ssrs cures EhSunAaPm IN ell lta tcEna,
~N = RsltsSteor Ssa klnE GtpeSt
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Ainsonv has four boats running snd
twelve men opening oyetsrs, epnnlinE
him 10 sell the freshest and btst pv Of ers
la this market.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10
R0F HTAIe.

Try Samuel F. NJ srphsll's new lar
asBs store, No. leo Vest Seven II stfsst
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Marble Top Tables, Chairs,
Hall Stands, Lounges, etc,
at very lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

All persons attending the Far can
get is cabinet photo r aphs for Ss 60 at
BREohsr's Gallery, SIS Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

aSt your WriuaNirs EsDAiEsd ~ Eioh-
Msnd'S, NJ W, core 1ishth an4 Tnea@l
NNH
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

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Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

Cock and Heating Stoves
Mattresses, etc, at all prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-10

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