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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

r. II ordained 10 The Hoard Of Tru~-
- tees ~ tlsc Town Of Jasper. DnI.oi-
Co., Indisisa. that the pctifi.n presented
~ tlii~ Bard hv Clemens Dean. Britain
I..misg and "ihcr~ l.einy majority ~
al the resident uwner~ 81 lot 90 OH
street. from ~ Intersection with tie
Puliiic >l'+arr w,-f ~ tiar Crurt house.
nv svisrre linr fumnin. North and >uuth
nn and parallel witt tne wc>T liue ~
I"t No. 3. ~ EIrhnrrt'~ addition
N illc Town NM Jasper. wnuld cross
<ai.l 'iih street l'eims nnrc tllan ono
SQUARE. ~ .fanis.l. and sl.nt illr ~ail p.r-
iirm NJ >ni.i tih ~srssi W. brought 10 IT,
;rprer grade Ia arenfaance with The r~-
isbiI-lisR Ernlt now ia forr- ~ said
iuw u. 1nl ilai ~iIruaik- M Glass a M
IA accordance with the Town Ordinance.
nsw ~ iorss'. ~ lxld down fhsrrnm nnl
hrtil lido ~ ~aih portion ~ sash 6;h
street a-keh M hs GRADED III -aid petition.
md tile Town Clerk j. hereby oracr-r!
10 advertise in The Jasper Neekir Courier
fur bids, ~ public onirrv. Il tie door OF
line Gnnrf-liense ia sail town. for the
-iAdim. M Said street The contract Tor
the grading III sait pnr; ION or ffii street
" he awarded ~ tire lowest responsible
bidder FOR tho whole length AMI entire
work or grade M said portion If srhI
sirf fs 'ip Intersection ~ The public
w.
t41t i'
.''l' N" i3s
M ''i n'9feat
'1
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p,.. r,.~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

~ AnoIher Evansville excursion
rcxi SUNDAY. hv rail AMI -Ie mcr till
herr. leaving Jasper a, : O'clock a VI f,
and coming back AZ ~ the same night.
81 The round trip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

~ffAt - Mn. hl..- I;i.chl-r,
"rsK fli'i,iri rsnner, wrnt frou tho
aoAse o. Mr.. JACOB y Isri.lrr. 90 Frila
An >. intenii x ~ 70 4, fhs P.or
Farm. ba' m r"' I'm there lie w.
lsst Seen ~ those ghs kntw A 4-x'
a. on thcknoAy.lie anti -t.e lVarual.
he .as subject a. iil- ani fear. ss- ,s-
sestaincd that harm may have heta.lcn
him. tie i nbout - years old. feet ~
.. y .nshr- high. wei hniil DARK com
picxlnn. with olarA wAiSker. ANY a.
formation coneerning hi whereabouts
viii n thankfully received Is jacob
hncchlcr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

5sktA HRNn tusf Teachers Insas
ttir wiH orsa iA iasFera a.ipek
y '1 rn
MONDAY August NJ, 4r1
Md o1MiinIA lE4 NAsN lhe IAw ra-
feirnF tNt NiN @tBEHiA NM i,r flHsf1.
snn N siFit dictates ihai ieNrher mWst
iitnl reAspuNtAr per -ent. wiil nf
aiuNea eAei .eHHf ato Yroinstiy nf-
iAaH r nhtiuin atlA faithfully COM
Ai'rs 1fh ti1 fliiit Hnr vMn Ignores TIC
rtlne Will iikFwl M subjected tn q dis.
FaNat. fxt rci~es wiil NV coN rlnctnfl
mainly hy nome talent Na earnest
solicit an Who have dntiF assigned sn
aAnA.r con i,icr fhe wbrfs of TIN mex
isAehsr, AnA IN srSA WE'LL fo
tx Hrfgi interest III tile children Of
ellis county
n r. cOrpFr t'c zup'-
49, StA .17a 5w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22


ffsso>AL--Mr. :. 7. Palmer. agent
for sewing machine casiors. called ga a.,
tlAis week. lie sayS Ne like, csnva..iny
ior ca>iors better Khan publishing H.
publican newspaper these times. and
we don't blame him. liz castors arc y
good invocation and he will make can
va>- ~ our town shortly and -how them
to our citizens.
Mr.. ". \. Crooks aud her d.,shter
Miss DolIie, are visiting IL dubois
cou lty.
M W r. Washer came h. ui,h III
hands Monday. aud put then, 10 work
getting cai rock Tor The bridge aDur-
mem.
4 large number Of teachers passed
through Jasper Tuesday on their way to
the Association AZ iluntin gbury.
Mr. staley, Of Tell City, put in appear
encc with his jackscrcw- Monday. aud
IN six hours had JOS. Troxlers shop neat
~ raised " grade.
Mr. ChpS. schneider and Mr.. Hctt,.
both cf Louisville. Ky, are Ia Town
visiting relatives. and are clever fellows.
Mrs. David McCord. OF Affords
vile. Dayiss 90. j. visiting her daughter
Dr. u i-ham, wife. and viii remain one
week
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

Hr We are having 4 ~prli 81 most ir-
sixhfinily pleasant weather NOW, and
f,rmcr- arr improving Il by breaking 4
great deal ~ ground Tor whrsi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

We are having ~pris % most ds.-
.irMfnily pleasant weather nov. and
f,rmcr- arr improving Il BY breaking !,
great sirs. ~ ground Tor whrti
~ AnoIher Evansville excursion
rcxt SUNDAY. M rail AMI -Ie mcr till
berr. Leaving Jasper Al : O'clock a VI
nnd coming back AZ ~ Tie same night.
- The round trip.
PA-rrrs. : A bout ~ heal 81 cattle
viii hr furnished pasture. a. 50 cents a
head per month. Apply r"c- Dcane, Or
on The farm. 10 W. Miles, one-half mile
west Of Jasper.
~ iIcppner i prepared 10 make ~
81 latest style al kinds OF gcntirInen's
rlolhiug. aud warrants satisfaction. lie
!. regularly ~ receipt OF Bntterick's
fashions = The standard OF The world.
pws,cnSa.- REV Geo. &. Cooper.
VI. r. preacher. will hold service. at
6.huhntscher'- hall IL Jasper. On sun
ia, night ~ : o'rl"ek p. ~. sabbath
school II o'clock a. N. Al are in
viiei.
EJ Aud now Mr.. krau~' oh stable
M. been sawed I'll III Main street. hy
order ~ che Town Trustees. making \
decided Improvement % that part OF the
lawn. hut We guess ifle has 20 pay Tie
-n.,- of it, removal lie will wi-n he had
removed i himsrlf
i,.y~' GInTnINo. ~ Mr.. a r. Walker
l.rrire'l 81 Tnr~'i.y la large assent
iarni ~ new tlpihing ior youths. an'i
49, ~ can now iii any one irom eight
years Old up. viii, ans fashion 81 ~uil
'.ry want. Iie al-o received supply
" mems furnishing g.,od-. anl fine
oihing.
>mrriN. ~To.N.-A MIR Ghas. Stew
ait engaged ear lat week Tor -hippin.
sf'rk hv railroad frpu this place. bnf
fiji n - put IN IA appearance. The Il.
J. mr',. however. l,isilt siock pen. and
ass,i ihr ears far carrying stock. aud ar.
M,S really ~ give through rates Oh that
III II N ini.ht.
rFTxr~rnc FAlE. Mr. Vim. Eaton
informs the puhlir that be will run
Stage from Jasper !" Petersburg during
'he fair. ir The purpose Of carrsin.
ps-.ra2cr-. leaving Jasper III .~i.y
thursday and SATURDAY morning.. Al
~rgHs 4. VI. MI y TIs.kin~ ~tagr
lr.rs~ ~ tl,e alternate mornings. ami
MAJ carry passengers II re.-vnabie Fas-.
t'n~r >4iLE >Us~ M. H. NJ Liam
ginn. AZ. lrad;n4 r.otlsiesa 4 fashionable
trllol ~ RocApDrt. request. ~ 10 ~ our
people Know that II, vii yi<it Jasper
teiwe.m the ia an.i 5ih u september
ritii luil iinr ~ samples vt an iir
ffcst styles 81 Fll nd Winter rlvtl~
ai'i ca.simrrcs. aud viii TAKE orders for
-uit, 10 Ne made for III who wish
GOOD clothes lie employs first cla--
wefkmen. gers ~ ~rlit~ ~ reasonable
lssure-. and guarantees satisfaction III M
csses. II yon want ! really nicc sui;
'ti- u ieur opportunity
Is .A~A ne
~ * nt fi
AZ
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

P4srrrs. a bout ~ heal ~ cattle
will hr furnished pasture. ~ 50 cents a
head I,er month. Apply 10. Doane, Or
on The farm. 70 W. Miley, one-half mile
west Of Ja.ner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

az See the advertisement " line,
remer' m s,'f. for sale ~ wholesale, Il.
scla,'s Courier
az TIE trsrher~' association II Hunt
inshurshis vel attended. i'lons ..si 4
fnll as expected. 4 peasant. anil pssiii-
ave time y reported TAR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

i..Y~' CLOTHING. ~ Mr.. = r. walker
lsrrire,l ~ Tnr~ipy la 4 large a~-pl-
iarni ~ new rlpihing lor yuuiii-. and
tas- ~ can NOW III any one irom eight
wears Old up. with ans fashion ~ -uii
r.ry want. IIe al-o received 4 supply
" mems furnishing grOd-. AMI fine
nlhing-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

ry Aud now Mr.. kran>' OH stable
l,a. been sawed oil III Main street. ~
ORDER ~ abe Town Trustees. making \
decided Improvement % that part OF the
Town. But We guess 1.-The has % pay Tie
s-p.,- of IL. removal lie will wi-n lac had
removed il himsrlf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

Pxs,cn>a. -Hcv. Geo. &. Cooper,
VI. r. preacher. will hold services at
i .huhnl-cher.'- hall III Jasper. on sun
day night ~ 7 orl"ck D. NJ. sabbath
school At o'clock a. m Al are in
siied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

>mrrlNr >fo.N.-A Mr. Ghas Stew
ait engaged ear lat week Tor shipping
srsrk rs railroad from this plter. buf
i,ii y - put Ia IA Appearance. The II.
y mr''. however. 'nsilt 4 stork pen. and
Axe,i itr rssrs far carving stock. aud ar.
M,w really ~ give through rslc> vn that
III Y! " ini.ht.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

PsTgn~Ernc FAE. ~ Mr. Vim. Eaton
informs the puhlir that he will run a
-'aga from Jasper !" Petersburg during
fhe Fair. f,r The purpose of carr, III.
Passengers leaving Jasper III SLY
thursday and SATURDAY morning. Al .
~rivHi A. VI. MI n TIa>kin~' stage
".rr> ~ tlse alternate mornings. and
Mili carry passengers II reasonable Fairs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22
SPRING ATTRACTIONS
NEW GOODS
Joseph Buchart,s,
JASPER. II DIANA.

The undersigned rc'irns hi thanks 4,
'fr pnhli' forth. N liberal pairnnagr. mi
Informs fhen that ~ has in~l brought o,
FOR their benefit large stock ~
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
COngressiOnal I.

In the U. S. Senate yesterday, on
motion of Mr.. Withers, the Army
Appropriation.b was read second
time and referred to the Committee on
appropriations. The House Supple
mental Postal Route bill was amended
and passed. The Legislative Appro
priation bill was passed, with some
amendments. Mr.. Wallace m owed to
take up the Supplemental Judicial
Appropriation bill. Agreed to; but
the Senate then, on motion of Mr.. .Conk-
ling, adjourned.
In the House Mr.. Morrison, from the
Ways and Means Committee, reported
bill authorizing an allowance for loss
by leakage or casualty Of spirits with
drawn from distillery warehouses for
expectation. 1t was referred to the
Committee of the Whole. Mr.. Morton,
of New York, reported bill, which
was passed, providing for the free
landing of ocean telegraph cables. A
Joint resolution for the completion of
the Washington Monument was passed.
A message was received from the Pres
ident transmitting the report of the Sec
retary of State relative to the steps
taken by our Government to promote
the Daren canal scheme. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
At the Reservoir.

The south side of Rodney street basin
having been cleaned out has been refill
ed and the north side has been emptied
and the damage done by the ice during
the winter to the embankment, is be-
ing repaired. The Wilmington pump
which was taken from Tenth street is
now in position and will alterL Lately
run with the Belts force pump. Not
withstanding the Strengthening of the
mains and the removal of other draw
backs the Belts pump does not prove
satisfactory. For few days it will
run easily but through some unex-
planned cause will suddenly resume the
labored movement which is SO much
complained Of. The pump will un-
doubtedly be condemned by the Water
Commissioners.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
The III. 4. Jury List.

The following jury has been sum-
momed by U. S. Marsha. McMullen for
the June term Of the Circuit court
which commences on Tuesday, the 18th
inst.
New Castle County.--Alfred Flaglor,
Thomas Ford, William Strond, George
Collyer, Sharpl-y Perkins, James Huf-
tington, James V. Carlisle, William r.
Gallaher, Philip Reybold, William NJ.
stuckert, George A. Clark, George l..
Townsend, William NJ. Vandegrft,
Leonard V. Asrril, Jr., William II.
Griffin.
Kent County.--Levin Wright, Mark
II. Davis, John W. Moorley, George W.
Goodwin, Robert A. Clifton, l.. c. l..
Smith, John R. Myers.
Sussex County Alexander R. Fish
er, Isaac S. Warren, Henry G. Maull,
James Il. Baugher, Alfred Card, Chas.
Z. Walls, Winder Hearn, Johns. Hick-
man,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
New mort Loan AssSciatiVgi.

The 10th annual meeting OF the New
port Loan Association was held ON the
9Th of April, when the monthly dues
paid in footed up $34, 22s.o0; in
ter.st, $40, 246.O0; premiums, 81 l2o.-
90; real estate, s4, $4,000; amount
loaned, $3G. 37l.oo; returned to stock
holders, 50, ,452.0o; returned loans,
$G.575.O0. The first series ran out at
the May meeting, the amount paid in
having doubled in 10 years and one
month. The second series was then
worth $12J.7S per share third series,
$s2.36; 4th series, s60.76; 5th series,
l.s4 9th series, $2G.2o. The money
sold at that meeting at - per cent.
premium. A new series, the 7th, was
started. Shares can be obtained Of D..
W. II. Watson, Secretary, at Newport
National Bank.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Theodore TIItOn's Movements.

Theodore Tlton, is said will sail on
June 10, in the Frisia, for Hamburg, to
see his daughters, Florence and Alice,
who are at school in Stuttgardt, study
ing music and art respectively. After
spending the summer with them he
will return in the fall, leaving them
abroad, and will re enter the lecture
field with a new lecture. In the
autumn he is to publish new book
of poems. His son Carroll remains in
Andover, Mass, where he is a popular
student. His son Ralph remains with
his mother, who continues to live in
seclusion in Brooklyn.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Destructive Storm.

A destructiv, storm passed over
Southern Ohio and Indiana and por-
tons of Northern Kentucky on Wed.
nesday night. Several dwellings in
Salem, Ind. were struck by lightning,
and Daniel Mitchell was killed by
tightening while standing under tree.
At Christiansburg, Ky., the railroad
depot was demolished and two hun
dred trees were uprootrd. A dwelling
in Madison, Ind, was struck by light
ming and several of the inmates were
seriously injured Considerable dam
age was done TO crops and fences in
Kentucky.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14

time OF our need. We will take pleas
ure in showing our records to all who
may wish to examine Their. We extend
to all who desire to beconis acquainted
with the working of our club a hearty
welcome. Our Hall is at Third and
King, sts., and all information desired
can be obtained Thereon by correspond
ing with:
JNo. B. Cook, President, 1910 French
street.
FRANK WHELEN, Second Vice Presi-
dent, 82l Madison street.
THOMAS CARDwELL, TIA W. Eighth
street.
ROBERT ELLIOTT, 1914 French street.
JAMES ROBERTS, 2l8 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Literary Entertainment. {.

The Olivet Presbyterian church will
hold its first literary entertainment in
the church, corner of Chestnut and
Adams Sts., on Wednesday evening,
June 18th. A very interesting pro-
|gramme will be presented. Prof. Crabb
will give some select reading and DR..
Read J. Mckay some valuable instruc-
tons on microscopic views. Hattie
|Smedley, the "Midget" will also be
present to aid in the exercises.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
How Ike Won Her.

A radiant young fellow shook our
hand with a vise-like grip, as he ejacu-
lated, in volcanic words, Congratulate
me! congratulate me. am the happiest
man this side of Elysian Fields! At last!
at last! Why am walking 10 triomphe!
What is it! Won lottery prize! Faugh!
She has promised to marry me--the
prettiest girl in Kentucky-the girl who
Tilted me seven times before she said
yes. Five long years have loved her,
| wooed her ardently, tenderly gallant
ly. had money; | was young. l was
not bad looking. But she refused me-
| sought honors and eminence iu my
profession. gained them; | laid them
at her feet; she declined them. Seven
separate times had | been refused.
was in despair; | was losing my own re-
spect, and probably hers; and | deter.
mined to quit, to 60 away, to look upol
her face no more. ! packed my trunk
for Leadvillc. | started out to buy my
ticket, when a plan flashed to me-a
plan, plan, a plan! | went back.
tried it. | won." "And the plan"
81 hired myself to her father as coach.
man.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
A Favorable Comparison ~.

SO far this month the building per-
mi,s issued have been satisfactory and
will exceed the number for June of last
year. This increase shows decidedly
healthy condition of affairs, and the
members of the Surveying Department
think that this condition will 60 on i'm
proving. Owing to the long session ofthe
supreme court when there were several
municipal suits, the Department is be-
hind in its work and the surveyors are
making every nerve to its tension to
|recover lost time.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
SmCcaAAGul,

The festival at the M. 5. r. A. Rooms
was we'll attended last evening. The
receipts were satisfactory and an ell
joyable time was experienced by those
in atten6a nee. This evening there
will be new attractions which will no
doubt materially increase the attend.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
M u rider.

About nine o'clock last evening this
was the cry sent out on the air by a
colored woman. in small frame build
ing between Eighth and Ninth and
Madison and Monroe streets. She was
giving vent to her feelings in conse-
quence of her husband choking her.
No serious injury was done.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Liberal League.

What have we as a Safe Guide? l
'ay reason. Lecture at the Liberal
league room on tomorrow morning at
1870 by VIM. II. Lambdin. Advocate
md teacher of Harmonial philosophy.
yriticisms and refutations invited.
Seats free.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Introduction Of q New Dance.

At the United Assembly's soiree at
Rosendale Park, this evening, new
quadrille will be introduced. First
class music will be in attendance, and
the devotees of terpsichore who attend
may rely on having pleasant time.
No persons of disreputable character
will be admitted to the stage, and order
will be strictly enforced.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
REKIN DIED.
Further Hestructi0D Of Prop 'rty M
the OF works Al Point Breeze.
PhtladeIphia.


The fire at Point Breeze was rekindled
at Ills yesterday morning, and all the
wharves on the river front Of the Schuyl-
kill at that place, half mile in length,
have been destroyed, about one-fourth
of that distance having been consumed
on Wednesday. The property destroy
ed on Wednesday was known as that OF
the Atlantic Refining Company. That
burned yesterday was under the CON
troll of the Atlantic Petroleum Storage
Company. The oil in the ship Hudson
burned on Wednesday, and the hull OF
which laid in the stream, continued TO
burn iercely yesterday morning. The
hull of the bark lion also continued 10
burn.
About IL o'clock, while the police
tug Wave was pulling the Lion out in.
to the stream, the latter capsized, and
the burning oil was driven in the di-
rection of the wharf of the Atlantic
Storage Company. The wind blew
strongly at the time, and the wharf
was soon wrapped in flames. The crew
of the Wave could do nothing to pre-
vent the spread of the flames, as 1t re
uuired all their efforts to get their boat
to place OF safety. On the wharf was
a large quantity Of lumber, embracing
ten thousand cords of wood belonging
to Lecompte " Perkins, all OF which
was destroyed. One thousand barrels
of oil belonging to Warden, frew q Co,
agents of the Standard Company, which
had been rolled TO the wharf ready fol
shipment were destroyed.
The fire department soon appeared
on the ground, and with six steamers
and four tugs did all that was feasible
to quench the flames. The wharf oftht
Atlantic Storage Company covered
about 500 feet, but within halt an houl
all the property on it had been c@nsun
ed. Nearby were the Empire delivery
sheds, in which there was no oil. The
fire reached the Expire also, and was
fed by about 30, 600 empty barrels anf
200 filed with oil, all of which wer'
destroyed. The fire then continued Il
spread along the entire length of th
wharves, checking its course only a
Murphv's wharf, where it burned 10
several hours and then died out. |
smouldared, however: until late las
night.
E The properly destroyed extende'
: from the river, a distance of sixty feet
I 1t is said that there are 2oO, 900 barrel
: of oil in the southern end of Poin
Breeze, which fortunately were nc
+ reached by the fire. The roof of tn
y house of Joseph Wilson, foreman fo
Steward & Co., was partially destroyed
$ The total loss by yesterdays fire wi
& not, it is thought by those who ought I
Y know, exceed Sl5O,oOo. Lecompte
Perkins. whose loss is about $25, ,oo(
7 are covered by insurance. WardeI
f Frew & Co.'S, loss is estimated at $50
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Monterey Springs Hotel,

situated on the summit Of the Blue
Ridge Mountains, one mile north from
Blue Ridge Station, on the Western
Maryland Railroad, is open the entire
year for the reception of guests.
V. Il. HOLMES.
N. B.--Call or address me at the BOs-
ton One Price Clothing House, No. 2l3
Market street, Wilmington, Del, and
get circular which gives a full de-
scription Of its attractions, medicinal
water and terms of board. V. II. II.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
special N s,slt1OBA &.

D. Reed, I'd and King streets, Keeps
all kind of fresh fish, terrapins, &c.
Go to Parry's, opposite Third street
market house, for fly traps, window
screens, croquet sets and water coolers.
Yes, sutterley's is the place to get
your photographs taken. He cannot
be excelled, and what's more his prices
suit the times. No. 302 Market street,
above Sd.
Sutterley copies old pictures.
fine card photographs for Sl.0O, at
Sutterley's, 302 Market street.
Don't walk this hot weather when
you can ride for cents by buying car
tickets from Danforth, the Druggist,
End and Market SITS.
Sozodont, Teaberry, Tooth Wash,
DR.. Whites Tooth Powder, Hartman s
Sea Pearl and many other elegant pre-
parations for the teeth, for sale by J. R.
Hartman, druggist, Fifth and Poplar
streets.
Cuticura Soap, for cutaneous atiec.
tions, the toilet and bath, sold by Tay.
lor & Fullerton, Druggists, 302 King
street.
Mt. Cuba has been selected for thu
summer excursion of the children
sewing school, and Wednesday, July
I'd, is the day appointed.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron, DR.
Richmond's Samaritan Nervine. N. B
Danforth, Druggist, cor. I'd and Marke
streets, wholesale agent.
James Crockett, and not Patrick Ma
loney, was held to bail by Esquire Col
in the sum of 5000, on account of th
horse trade published in yesterday
| REPUBLICAN.
Pile Trusses and Bandages at tn
Ladies' Department of 4. J. Belts Dru
Store. Private entrance No. w. g.
street, Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Personal.

We had the pleasure this morning of
a call from G. s. Haviland of the
Southern Phoenix" Southington, Con-
pecticut. He is on visit to friends in
New Castle Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Personal.

J.F. Ball, law student with Hon.
Chas. B. Lore, has left to attend the
commencement exercises and class re.
union at Princeton, N. j., Mr.. Ball
being graduate Of the College in '76'
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
GO1uE West.

Francis Ferris of the firm of Ferris Il
Ero., left this city, last evening, in com
lany with his sister, for Colorado, for
|he benefit of his health.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
Glass Works.

J. R. johnson Of Richmond, Va, is
laving a glass factory erected near
ice house, in South Whining
on
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
A LOS0.

Two cows belonging to Mahlon Baton,
of Pencader Hundred, were killed by
! lightning last Tuesday night.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14

"Helen's Babies" This work is ac-
knoy!edged to be the best selling arti-
Gle in our book stores. Druggists how
ever say that DR.. Bulbs Baby Syrup
sells better than any other medicine. 1t
is always reliable.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-14
NEW ADVERTAkEMEs
MOONLIGHT and MUsIC !

W. WoOBV1sVAh NutN h's - WV
A Grand Moonlight Musical e 'n' IT will
be given under the auspices ana u''ie~'h hip
of Professor Clarence shank. h cNot OF 5
singers amongst them the best n&rrS in the
city. on the steamer
SUSIE A. MCCALL,
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TIL TUESDAY EVE, JUNE &c, 1879.
The boat will leave French street wharf at
7.45 p. III. The
American R ifleS' Brass 1fa ld
will accompany the excursion, and to insure
the citizens grand musical treat, it Is but
necessary to state that Misses Ida and Mol
lie Rooerts will also be of the party. SINGLE
TICKETS, 40 CTS. TICKETS ADMIT
TING TWO rs CTS, and can be procured OF
James Roberts. 2ls Market street, X. &.
Fraim, 5O7 King street, an from the commit
tee on the boat. nl4-7t