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Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Reldel's body was allowed TO hanl
half en- hour yesterday, when 1t Wa
cut down and post mOrtem exam nR
tion mAde by Drs. Springer, O9ie
Black, Wallace and Bradford. Two
tableB bad been taken out in the jal
yard, on which the body was laid
WheD the black cap was removed Ii was
found that blood had noEed from the
wound In his temple. Upon removing
the upper part OF the skull o large
quantity Of pus was found beneath tie
wound, and splinteTs OF bone were lis.
covered. The bullet OF a. oAlibre had
followed the curvature OF the al ull aud
WAi found fllttened in the left postetios
lobe Of the eerebum. Though the ABB
soess on the brain was circu inscribed,
II is remarkable that the man bore up
so well, Rs be must have been in almost
coDtlIuAl agony.
dei's bead for nearly eleven months, It
was only partially enoysted, aud would
NOS necessarily have caused death, Al
t5ouRh the man was liable to die ct any
time from the pressure OF the sbsosss on
the brain. Fifty ounces Is the average
Weight OF the human brain, but Rleders
weighed hfty-seven ounces The brain
hss been f,rwsried to Or. Brush, of ths
PhllAdslphiA Hospital for the InsAps,
for microscopic exAninauoD. From the
time Riedel vas brought TO the jail the
wound 10 the right temple was kept
open by DR.. Black, and had this not
been done IL 10 probable be would have
died before this from the pressure OF
pus on the brain.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
FIys Peri.h IN the F,nmes.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. 1.-THE
loss on buildings by the fire In ChNtta
aoosa on Thursday night Is SOL 900, in
sured for 635, coo, and on stock, etc., OF
the burned stores 81 s225, 900; on which
there IVES about Sl75,0OO insurance.
The walls of one building fell In when
. number OF pereons were inside. The
number OF killed is placed at Ave, and
those of badly injured at four. Three
bodies have besn recovered from the
ruins, those Of James P. McMillin, w,
II. Walsh and Thonss South, the latter
colored. Walter KruR, bookkeeper fol-
Dietzsn Bros is buried bepeAth Ihe
ruins, bat his body has not been reoov.
cred. It lie believed that one othei
body is buried there.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

A little mouse orept into the show
window OF Sharp & Co., corner oi
Fourth and Market streeis, on Thurs.
day, ard after running over the goods
In the window and attracting great
zeal of Attention from psssers by, It
laid down and gave up the ghost, the
heat Il Is supposed being the cause Of
its untimely end. 1t WAS hustled ont
Into the streets unmourned and uu-
Wept.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
IN xrEsoHsiluEOaEs.

south Side Bsptiss Miuion, corner Lob
dell and Hoald stress. sunday school 81
.. m.
81. Andrew's Ohuvch, Rev. Charles r
Murray, rector. Sunday sorYioe5 1t 10 81
q. 10. and 7.SO p. n.
Church Of the FIRST Born, third story Da
vidson buildins, Ninth and King. SerVloeI
At 1880 .. m. and 7.4b p. m.
Plymouth Mission, Tatnall street below
second, hev. l. X. Johnson, pastor. Preach
Ing at l0.39 a. m. and T.A6 p. m.
German Baptist Church, Fifth and Wal.
nut streets; pRHtOr, II. ". DELL. Preaching
By pastor 81 io.Jo q. m. and 7.so p. m.
81. James A. U. Chapel, Sixteenth and
Olaymont streets, Rev. Mr. Scott, pastor.
Preaching at 1880 .. m. and T.sO p. m.
st. Johns Church. SsrvlcSs on Sundays
evenings at O'Clock.
Lincoln Street Baptist Chapel, near Della
ware avenue. Preaching Rt 6.A6 p. IN. sun.
day school At a. IN and Up. N.
McDoWeilvilla Baptist Mission. Sunday
school, Q .. m. and 2 .. IN, Prayer meeting
on ThursdAy sveaing LS0.
East Side Baptist Mission, Twslfth and
PraJ or meeting on ThurBday evening.
The heavsny Recruits Mission, corner
Fourth and sbipley streets. Preaehlng at
10 80 .. m. and Tt5 p. N, Sunday gehoel ut
y p nj love feast at 400 p. N.
SCOTT SbeeE M. g. IAission, between Penn
tylvanta and Delaware avenues. Sunday
tchrol at O'Clock. Preaching In evening 1T
! 40 by Rev. a. Thatcher.
First Presbyterian Church, Market street
above Einth. Preaching 10 morrow morn
Ing ami evening, at 10 30 q. m.and 90 .. N.
sabbath school st2p.m.
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church,
Highland, Rev. Kensey T. HsmmOnd, REQ
Tor. Services everg sunday At 1880 Q. m.
and T.sOp NJ. Sunday school, ga. m.
Swedish M. e. Mission, Rev. X. II. Hart
VIZ, pastor Preaching a. 1880 a. m. and
4s p. IN. ny the keV. Jobn White, and
~ p. IN by the pastor. sabbath scnoOl at
2 y. m.
Central Presbyterian Church. King street
near Eighth. Services at 10 go q. m. ana
Gasp. n. Protchlng by Rev. ". Il. mo-
school closed.
st. Mary's Catholic Church. First mast
$50 q. m second mass and sermon, a. m.;
third mass, 10 a. m PASTORS catechism and
indtruotions. o. m. Vesper and sermon,
1889 p. IN. Sunday school, 2p, m. Services
oVery evening 10 July.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, Rev.
J. ". Boothe, ID. d., pastor. Services at
1880 a. N, and 7.l5 p. N. BY Rev. I. N. East.
wood, OF Burlington, N. j sssSts free; all are
ityited. Sunday school clos ID until Septem.
bsrG
Abby M. z. Church, Rev. ". E. Tom
kinton Will preach In hsbuty M. Is. Churoh
70 morrow mOrllug at 1889, and hsv. II.
Simms, M. d., Il 7,Abp. m. Sunday school
at q. m, ana 2 2p. m.
The First 1. n. Church. Madison street
below Fourth, ths Rev. J. M. Taylor, paitor.
PrAgor meeting "a, m. Preaching at 1910
a,m., SUNDAY scLOol at2p. m. General testi.
moDy 80 p. m praise meeting ct Up n j.,
preaching at 3. N, A cordial Invitation
e1,epeed to az.
Reformed Epi51opRI Unutoh OF the Ro-
dOemsr, Eighth and Monroe streets. The
Rev. J. simpson TrOtter, Teotpr. Ser.
vices at 1879 a, m. and T.4i p. IN. Subjsots
for Augdat 10. 1888! Morning, AN answer
Of psb 90. , Evening, "Bshold I die +" sun.
day school q. n, Prayer N Getting and
le'ture, Wednesday evening, At 7,4S.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

JOANNA HEIGHTS, Pa, Aug 10.-This
| famous Methodist camp meeting ground
is again bustls and activity. Tne annual
camp meeting opened to-day to continue
two weeks. The attendance was large.
Every one of he 25 permanent wooden
cottages on the grounds is occupied. A
dozen ministers are on the ground. The
first prayer meeting was held at the
stand at = 30, conduc'id by Rev A.
johnson, of Philadelphia The after.
noon prayer meeting was in charge of
Rev. w. d Jones, OF Philadelphia Rev.
M Graves, of strasburg, led special
children's service at the stand Appro-
pirate addresses were made by Rev. VIM.
Powick, Of Springfield, and Mrs. B. II.
Brown, of Philadelphia. Rev. NJ. P.
Doyle, OF Reading, preached at p m.
Rev. VIM. Romlch, of Springfield, con
Quoted the q 30 prayer service in the
tent. Rev, A. Heebner, of Blrbshoro,
preached the evening sermon to large
cong egation.
Prot. William Kirkpatrick, Of Phlla.
delphia, has charge OF the music.
The first sermon was delivered by Rev.
George Cummins, of Philadelphia, presi-
dent of the association, from Proverbs,
NJ, 24; There is that scatteretb and
getteth increase"
Rev. Mr.. Cummlns will have charge of
all regular meetings, while all social
meetings win be in charge of persons sp-
pointed by tie managers. Rev. NJ.
Graves will have charge of children's
meetings and Revs. Amos johnson and
q. Reed Will conduct young peoples
meetings.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

third street entrAnos shortly after III
o'elaok they quickly fell back aud
made way for HIN to enter the holel.
De Immediately went up sIAire, but
cheers and cries of . speech soon
brought him to the head Of the stairs,
wheve be sAid:
Just word TO thank you for your
tribute. 1t is the arAndest sight aud the
NEST cheerful sounds have heard for .
year"
The large grand staud in Msdison
equars WAS again put to use tl-niSht,
this time 70 peIenAde Mr Blaine. An
address WAS read to ME. Blaine by Mr..
Healy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
Is rhIs Yn { Ais Yoos

Do you have dull, heavy headache,
obstruotion Of the nasal passages, dis
charges falling from the head into the
throat, sometimes proiuse, wAtery and
aciid, at others thick, tenacious, mu-
c0us. purulent, bloody and putTid; eyes
weak, wAtery ard inf1Emed; ringing In
the ears, deafness, hacking or coughing
to clear the throat, expect0rAtIon of Of
fentiVe matter, together with soabB
from ulcers; voice changed and nasal
twang; breath offensive; smell and
taste impaired; is there a sensation of
dizziness, with mental depression, .
hacking cough and general debility?
II you have all, or any considerable
number Of these symptoms, you are
suffering from Nasal OatArrh. The more
complicated your disease has become,
the greater number and diversity OF
symptoms. Thousands cf oases annu'
ally, without manifesting half Of the
above symptoms, result in consumption
and end In the grave. No disease is so
common, more deceptive aud danger.
ous, or less understood, or more unsuo-
cessful!y treated By physloianF. The
manufacturers Of DR.. 5age'g OAtAfrh
Remedy offer in good faith, q re ward Of
$500 for q case OF this disease which
they cannot cure. The remedy ia sold
By druggists at only 90 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

In looking around for harRsins In
dry goods 20 to Stroud's, 109 West
Second street. We have on hand
French ssieenH. black, light brown,
blue, pink, gobelin blue and other
oOlure, only IS ots, per yard. Heavy
duck linen stripes and plHids for boys
Jackets, Z cts worth 20. Heavy cotton
goods for Workingmen's psntsi Is cts (,
worth 25 ois. No trouble 10 chow goods
and no mlsreprsssn tEtlonH.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

r Merriok will have a sale of very
superior fresh COWS and springsrs at
OoataVille on Monday next. Dairy
men who are short OF milk should look
ont for them II they wish TO keep up
with the demands of the times.
r. l.. Roberts will have another sale
OF COWS at Linwood next Wednesday
the 18th inst. 5udham is going up IN
the oArs In time to get his dinnsr, sud
he wishes f5w farmers TO 90 with him
sn1 take little recreation.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Eiwsrd slnRlss, wife and daughter
have besn on visit TO our city for the
past week. he will return to his duties
as sAlesmsn with WanAmAker Il Brown,
corner Sixth aud MArkes streets, Phila'
delphis, the 20th OF August. Ed. says
business has been very good with his
house, and predicts big boom In the
fall.
Miss Laura L Jordan, OF Hookessln, ,
is visiting Miss Mabel Crossani daugh
ter OF Senator CrossAn, OF ChriStiGnA
Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

IsaAo Walker, Of Stanton, brought to
our ofioe this morning o specimen OF
grown from the seed produced last sea-
son at q second planting. They were
very hne, being nice and smooth, with
out spot Ur blemtsh. he is trying the
experiment, the present season, OF rails
ing . second crop from the same ground.
MIR Walker has but o small quantity
of land and therefore tries to turn 1t 10
the beat account In raising vegetables, s,
So, Mr.. W. Ia rerely excelled, Last
season he ding Is bushels Of pot att
from q plot so by 25 feet.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Everybody lIk es the Monitor OF
Stove. 1t ia the only oil stove thst will
not explode It osnnOt generate any gas
In the oil tank, owing to the unvaryiDR
supply OF oil 70 tho wicks; It produces q
uniform aud steady heat; 1t preserves
tho WicE fous simgs rs long And givsl
30 per cont. more heat than any other
oil Btove. You can do your washing
and ironing With It; It Is the tidy house.
keepers bsot friene. For sGle at the
Piukels Stove and Hester Co., No. b05
Shiplcy street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
Munh I'm nrOyed.

The condition of j. Markley Singley
and Geoige Shelton, two of the victims
of the poisoning on Monday night last is
very much improved this morning. Mr..
Shelton vii leave for his mothers home
in Dover this afternoon, to remain few
days,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

WEST CHESTER. Aug. l0.-JAmos B.
EieThArt, candidate for Congress, Ia
dRrgaroualy Ill with dysenteEy. He
WAS Obliged to take to his bed on Wed
nesday, since which time his condition
has gradually te lame more alarming.
This morning his brother and sisters
who are soiournlng At Ocean Beach,
we're teieRraphed for.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weAknesS Of the eyes. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
of could see distinctly and plain . good
distance away OF using one bottle. So
with iIany others whom we can refer to.
Supplied in % and 80 cent bottles,
Prescription Of DR.. j. simms 81 Son,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington,
Del. Bold by dealsrs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Aud the old folks laugh when they fiud
that the pleasant Ga ifOrnia liquid fluti
remedy, Syrup Of FiRs, Is more easily
taken aud more beneficial In Its action
tnan bitter DRuseous medieiuee. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stem
Auh and Bowels, when 1t arOusss them
to \ healthy activity. All dru9Rists.
N. b. Daufotth, Second and Market
streets, WholssA agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Every boIse with sore shoulders at
Yergel's harness and collar works We
make onr own collars and guarantee to
fit and cure those oAses that others have
failed in, which are numerous. No. 407
Bhipley Rtreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

The reduction made in the
price through our Clothing
Stock a week ago is still
offered as an inducement to
buyers looking for more
than value for their money.
All-wooI Cheviot Suits,
$I2 from SIS.
All.wool Worsted Suits,
SI2 from SIS.
Finest aIl-wool Cashmere
Suits, $3.50 from $40.
Black Prince Albert Suits,
$I8 from Sal.
Boys and Children's Suits
likewise.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
DR.. SUTTON
!. S4 Market Street

gs,,te bought, sold, rented sne
lged. - ..,.,.,...d =,
A ntes of interest.
Il and Income collected aDc
ly rmltted' ,,,,,,-
Aen prepaped.
\ sales Of city and countrJ
ineph carefully arranged and
Iress conducted with promptness,
Bonldence and ample responsibili-
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

IL kept busy extracting, making and
fillinG teeth. His prices are reasonable
and all work wNrrRnted to be frst olsss
In every particular. Teeth ax, for 2bo.,
with pss 80. - Bet OF teeth S. 90, best s..
Teeth filled wirh silver 75,., smAlPRm
bOo., gold 81 and upwards Office 703
Market street, Wilmington, De-.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

The shipment of peaches over the
Delaware railroad yesterday were rs
follows: Philadelphia, as; Jersey City,
b6; Newark, N. T., 81 BinghAmton, N.
Y, 2; Scranton, Pa, 2. Previous
shipments, 800; Iotll to date, 925.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

A hue dark sorrel mare, 8 years old +,
q little sore front, Is hands high, Weight
l, ,lO0 pounds; will work anywhere; can
be bought cheap owing to change Of
at this Office, or the mare can be seen at
E. Megargle's Greenbank Station, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

A good dearborn, suitable for light
hauling, sold for want Of use, can be
seen al the stables on West Fifth street
rear OF blacksmith shop, between MRdi.
son and Monroe streetR, from 10 O'Clock
10 IL O'Clock, and from O'Clock to 8
O'Clock. Price $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

The celebrated Three u. B. D, cigar,
manufactured by II, #. Bourbon b
Bro, No. 2l9 west BscoGd street. The
bsas 70. Cigar IN tho clay Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Tho best tonic FOR weak parsons and in.
vallds Ia spsei's uuiermentad grape
juice. Vsasey's Pharmacy, Eighth and
MODroe,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
sod everything kept in a hrst-clAss
drag store fresh at Beaton Smiths, cor.
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoris,
When she was Ghildlshe!criedlfor Castoria
When she became Miss sheIclung to Castori,
When she had children she gave them Cas-
toria,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
BarraIns In Laeo Gaps.

Mrs. j. d. sooy, 212 King street, will
nave q special sale of lace caps this
week reduced below cost; also ohiidreh's
white dTe3ses. Best selection for those
who come early,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

AtA bargain, S-room house, with con
veptsncsS. Only $3.50 required down
Apply TO W. Soott VGF non this cfBo CO.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Just received, Ann Arundel cantA
louues, finest flavor grown. No. 10 EAsI
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Smeltz 8 %. received this morning
400 OF the hnest wstermelonB that ever
arrived in this city, which he is selling
At bottom prioss, 13 z. Fourth ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Insrosse year speed for fal, positions
BIZ susina typewriter.
aHAg g. GUVER, SE6 AaI ket g.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

people. Base ball and tennis shoes
Prices lowest In town st BAboocR's
206 MRrset street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

II you want . good picture, true 10
nature, Of your lovely phlz, 60 to j.
Paul Browns studio, No. 6l7 MARI el
atreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

For iced tea We have the fnest teas
that grow. CEippGD, East ID St.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Purn spioeF pure spioesl Frest
ground at Cripp2n's. East I'd St.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Olgarp, soda wAtsr, nli!k shake and
patent medicines kt BsHtOn Smiths,
Saventt and Pine streets
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

prevent i sgd oursd by HCopaI's Ano.
ldyne. Besf meii1iue Tor esthin and
colo. Al 5ruE ISIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

l. you want eneap picture rrsmss 70 10 q.
=. Baugh, 2o3 Wost Second street. l have
the largest Etook IA DelAWArs; come and set
tcf yourselves,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Pincers, rIppers and plyer3 3o,spieos
a. 52l Market strest
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Gall for Zoe cream soda water At
BsatoD Smiths drag store, Seventh and
Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

remember that chspmAn's Cigar HOUSE
u always open ~ .. M. Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

The ches pest excursion Of the season,
Weoeacoe Fire CO Ang 18th. Tickets
fL25j children under Il years, Go csnts
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Ayers Arue Cure never fails 10 cure fever
and ague and malArlll disorders. Warranted
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

8 Go to smelz 81 Co for peaches, No
Is East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Mocha. Java, Rio, LuguyIa and Mara.
oa!bo cotesn, Rrefn or iTelh Ioast-d at
O.tppen's, East "a s..
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

A two horse load of manure for 81
II is In the way ard must be removed
at once. Apply ct this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
p. j. WALSH . 90.
P. ]. WALSH & CO.,
500 Market Street.

10 Ladies' Dress Goods,
Silks, Satlns, ETC., Satines
and Dress Ginghams, we
offer an assortment that the
most iastidious cannot take
exception to.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Ask for Youto'c Smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace. 6O7 Pima street..
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Q, 18 or 80 gems for 30 couts o. Cum
mineA' gallery, 500 Market blrsst,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

los West Seventh street. Just the
place for . cool and rsfIsl hing
Sherry Oobbler,
OAtRwbA
Olarst Punoh,
Whisky "
Rum
Pure liquors,
and the beat cigars In the clty.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Try Taylor's Dime Express, 210
Market street, PhiiadelphlR.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

IL cabinet photos At Cummings EAl.
lery for So. 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

Hsms-msaa oADdIes, . Y. aad a.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
VyALUOME TO Isl AINE.

The Returned Statesman GFostad by
EnthuaiRstto rhOusAnds-Hs Respoads
30 an Address -"PrOteotiOn 70 Amsri-
can Industry" tns Keynote.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1O.-The steamer
Oily OF New York WAS boarded Ave
miles on Sandy Hook, while Ai anchor
waiting for high tide TO croSs the bar,
6y representatives Of the press, who
learned that the voyage was . pleasant,
uneventfui ono, and that Mr.. Blaine
vas well and had not suffered from sea.
sickness.
Mr.. Blaine said he was in excellent
beal'h, and that his trip had renewed
his youth.
About s o'clock the stArin met the
City Of New York outside the NArroWs.
The btATin turned about aud both veg-
sells slowly steamed up the bay, boat
and bost Chstr after cheer Tose from
the decks OF the Ssarin, although It WAa
yet imposaible to distinguish Mr.
BlAiue's form among the 1000 that
stood on the decks Of the huge steamer
AZ the vessels neared each other Mr.
Blaine's form was At last made out
standing 10 group Of friends on the
upper dtok forward. As cheer after
oily.
He WAS neatly dressed In q dark cut.
away cost, light trousers and brown
derby hat, The Chicago B Aine's Olu b's
little tug had been the frat to greet the
steamer o. 1t came up the bay, and
cluhR under Its wing, while the Chicago
men chseTed. CAppA'S Band, on the
5tArlD, played "Home Again." and
"HOme, Sweet Home" and "Ihe Star.
Spa uRled Banner" while advancing up
to Quarantine. Then both vessels came
to anchor, and o. the S,arIn ran over
under the side Of tue City q NsW York
Mr.. Blhiue'a face and form were plain
ly vtsihls TO every one on board. Cheer
alter Chssr broke forth, hAndkerohiefS
and haRH we're waved, cries OF "BlaiuP,
james u. Blaine" ''No free trade"
arose, and the utmost sBthuAiasm pre-,
vailed, At last, At . 15 O'Clock, 10 the
music OF "HAil to Ibe Ohiei," Mr..
Blaine got aboard the StArln, escorted
by WhitelAw Reid and Mr. Pool.
The address OF NeloOme was delivered
By Mr.. Bartlett, in concluding which
he said: "Tha Bolid South again
dominates the Northern wing OF the
Democracy and the party, aB thus In
spired, is encouraged by EaRlish sym.
pAthy, rs was the OOufedeIaoy In the
dark years OF our civil struggle, when
we fought In defence OF our political
system on the field Of war, even ~ now,
in more peaceful arenh, we contend
los the protection OF Industries and the
pFestrvRtlcn Of American mhrketA t1
American manufactures. In this ener
genoy, cir, the Republican party looks
to you IS itE leading champion In dc
bate In the great bRttie between proteo
tion and free trade, now in progr ss.
With tho banuer OF Harrison and NJ IL
ton full high advanced, wher you lead
on to victory the Republican hosts will
follow.
'One bias, upoa your bnRle horn we're
worth Thousand men,
AEalnt sir, We bid you welcome 10
,9ur native land"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
t3GTGGlLGaVGS.
lOxide Of SiIiCates,
IAkNEKs AND GARDENERS
BEST FRIEND.

N, i'o.ec.'on against the rayRRes nj
Y; " pesss that destroy tho gyowinp
80, "hsl mizsi with the Fert ilixsr Il
Xxx ~ Grubs and Worms IN ire
~, ~ tae OollrAdo Beetle or PotSto
IA ,itase ,,aobase Worm AID All Kinds ei
= ,a.eets that attack the tonhto
,l..' ~ ttg plant, oaulitover eusum.
"a, Y lasa and oRutslOupe' eurrnnt
a, sy's u. pl.hs5, NUT trsos and All
VI, wv !, vines dust lightly and on hard.
Il, VIZ literally, Tho best time Ia
m b'g',IsattR 4, iss Z whom vtR0tStion IL wei
tiF.. w, aaE. Tho stlicates being in n :
s,eT ny powder ls readily aDpliad hS
kf8,'s.a f8ssa.'aE through a cloth bag sboEt
~, !, " !, ne cheese olotn. Wssn =
/ Il h -. ., t,soosse !, or Potatoss IS 10 To- he
g',i ,isl ~. " dona QuiotIy and evsniV
In ,' ,g@e, with cur hand dusunS
Is5. i, ,,l tA', ~. As an ordinary WsiF. Ail
'Al supply the bags.
"HOhEsALE a RETAIL AT
A ]. ]. SMITHS.
NkIH X CIITnr ys~r
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11
FURNITURE.

Oak Suites, including
Chairs, Rocker, Rack and
Table, at $25, $50, SIS, $38,
$4a, $45, $50 and sos.
Anyhow S. to SIS under
value.
Likewise Hair Cloth and
Plush Parlor Suites, Side
boards, Hall Racks, etc.
Carpets at prices lower
than you would offer for
them,
We mean this; come and
see.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-11

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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-02
j. FRANK CLARK,

COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTA KEa.
no. 1o1. Fourth ST., bet. j snd 4.
4 LWAYS ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
n Stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on the
coast. Country orders, day or night will re-
ceive prompt attention. TELEPHONE NUMBER
1874. l4pl GEO. d. CLARK Funeral Director