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Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
THE MOGEY LETTER.
How IL Originated and who were
Concerned In H.


1t appears probable that Colonel
Horatlo Hercules Hadley. who acquired
notoriety dur ng the last Presidential
campaign AZ s Cretary of the Hancock
republican Club in New York, will
soon erIerge from ohscur:ty again and
engage the public ttention-for shorl
time, at least. For the last eighteen
months "hunl the rascal down" has
been John |. Davenport motto. and he
has been unwearied in his Efforts tC
discover the author Of tue Morey letter
torg ry.
More than year ago certain infor-
nation furnished to Mr.. Davenport by
correspondent of the Tribune, led
him TO believe, that If he would, Colo
mel Hadley could give some valuable
information on this subject; and it ap-
pears that Mr.. Davenport has persist
emily followed ever s,r &c theiclue thus
obtained.
1t is now learned f'om a Trustworthy
source that Mr.. Davenport has succeed
ed in inducing Hadley to divulge what
he knows about the matter, which is a
good deal. Among the facts thus oh
OhiIitu 10 tHitb Vic ~! er'S WAC touSo,b-
ed in the Hancock Rep Club. Hadley,
has also disclosed the manner in which
the letter was pa led in the possession
Of the Democratic National Committee.
1t is further stated that Hadley's dis.
closures have convinced those to whom
hey were made that Abram 5. Hewitt
was merely imposed upon in the mat
ter. Chairman Rarnnm, it is charged, +,
is among those who knew that -e let
ter was not genuine.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
The Drummer Boy Promoted.

First Lieut.. John l.. Glen, of the
army, better known As the "Drummer
Boy Of Chicamauga," was to-day nom.
mated by the President as captain and
assistant quartermaster, vice Capt,
Gibbs, dec e.. Lieut.. Glenn has for
several years been military instructor
at a Wisconsin college, and his ability
is highly commended by Adjt. Drum.
This young officers name is conspicu-
cusly mentioned in the history of the
late war, and his adventures are tamil-
lar " almost every one. There were
q number OF other officers applicants
for the vacancy, and the selection OF
this meritorious officer is considered by
his friends and acquaintance as a high
compliment. He is II son-in law of the
late Gen French, so long in command
at Fort McHenry.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
HO els TO b y Closed.

Tomorrow being the day OF the cleo
tion for members of the Board of Edu
cation which comes under the provis
ions of section "A, chapter l4s, Laws Of
Delaware, al the hotels, saloons and
other places where liquor is sod unceI
a license will be closed from u o'clock
IN the morning until II al mid 1ight,
in all "a hours. Liquor Baiitf Brady
Is to-day notifying the hotels and sa
looms 10 keep their Places shut, and
the police have also been instructed to
give the same notice. There were some
doubts whether the School Elections,
but IN & conference Of Mr.. Brady with
Attorney General Gray TO day that Off.
Ger decided that school elections came
under the law.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Halted and Delgod.

John McCaferty, First A'slsaa !.
Engineer of the Fire Department "
ceived per Warmers Express thi' m0'r !
ing from William j. Cunningham
Philadelphia, . beautiful fireman H. -
and belt. The hat is made Of ies;p., ..
painted white, will, nickel fron'lso'ss p''
bearing the following Inscription, -. l.s \
Assistant Engineer F. D." Ine ~ss Is,s
also very handsome and not tne ~ 10. ,,s.
pleasurable part Of 1t was that .ns .ip.s, ~,
ent was accompanied with q re'''p"'
bill Of SIC.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
The school Election

The election for members of the
Board of Education takes place to NOR.
row in the various wards and residents
of each waid should see to it that they
vote for the most suicable candidate
without regard to party feeling. The
following are the candidates now in the
field, as tar as known, together with
the respecting voting places:
First Ward Harry Emmons, Frank
W. Reeve. Voting place at old No l3
school. house, at Second and Washing
ton streets,
Sec ond Ward-Dr. Harvey G. Kem-
bic. Voting place at the FELTON, House,
Second and Walnut streets.
Third Ward-Theodore Fuekel, voting
place at No. 10.scho,l house, Elm and
Adams streets.
Fourth Ward-Henry d. Hickman,
voting place at No. l school house,
Sixth and French
Fifth Ward-N. II. Benson, Jr., DR..
j. X. Kane, voting place at No. 9
school house, Eighth and Wollastou.
Sixth wards. ]. Wiley, voting
place, No. school house, Walnut
street near Twelfth.
Seventh ward-J. ID. II. Hoffecker,
Jr., voting place, No. school house,
Eleventh and Washington,
Eighth ward Hickman Sparks,
Thomas Denney, DR.. T. A. keables.
Voting place, No. s school house, 7th
anr Spruce.
Ninth ward-John Brooks, Pancoast
Allen, voting place, Old Academy,
Brandvwine village.
Tenth ward-Dr. Read j. Mckay.
Voting place No. 10 school house
Third and Harrison.
Eleventh ward-Jacob Pusey, n. &.
Sample.
Voting place, No 10 school house.
The qualifications for membership in
the School Board are that he IN asst be
freeholder and qualified voter in the
ward from which he shall be chosen.
The qualifications for voting at school
elections are the being qualified voter
at State elections, and in addition
thereto the payment of school tax.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
NEW ADVEkrISEMEkTs.
DU BLlC SALE


Two story brick dwelling, on Pleasant
near NinBuran street, and !3 good build ing
lots, on Van Buren,, Harrison, franklin,
Maple Sycamore and Beech streets, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH 1882,
on he premises. Wilmington, Del. Lots st
$50 \. m, and dwelling. at about D. IN. with.
out spos pont mept. wit hdraNal or underbid.
ding.
The br'cs dwelling has rooms and A sh cd
kitchen, lot about l6xbl15, is in a thickly pop.
ulated part OF the sity. will rent readily, and
is quite sure to prove good paying invest.
ment to the pur,ha or
The lots are on good ground are Of rood
depths and are located In a part Of the city
accessible 10 very large manuta ctories and to
the junction Of large rail road interests, in
cluding the new Baltimore u Ohio through
road Every lot will be sold Iairly and
squnrely.
The sale will commence promptly at $50 D.
M. With lot No. |, and proceed mainly In or.
Ger OF numbering, arriving at the DWELLING
Oh tlt asant street Mt a,out 5 y n.
Payments in sitber four ways. ny monthly
installments notes or cash.
Dmnibuses will leave Seventh and Market
streets up to 3. 10 p. IN.
Fer terms Of sale, plot and particulars see
posters. HEALD 90.
Seventh and Market streets
maysts Agents to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
FIFTH g1IYIllI
The ROfuxa 49,

.,,1,. The home for lost cSi'a aIA''ars.
maintained by Mr., vII.'ldren, vb,,,
poster, and his wife =. Jackson, n. ths n
street, is fast becoming NJ NO. q, 20. sds.9
stitutions of thi. citv us on, one Of ~ at''| n
mencement on the 3Id - since its a. ~ Y
have received and a. rs.t month, ~
parents 7s2 children. ~ of''Cfed sd to M!
boys and 34s girls, NV ~ Which 4a ~! ''a
there rev were II boys and 'Ss u 4. ,last noss
ary Of 81. Tue age. Ages Of y, ,tA ta''s ',, a,jsss
range rom two to FIVE vs.,. ,uS lisls VI
longest period any hs.s .sA.s r.. and N
two days shortest TINA nAs !, len,,na
utes. Tho greatest nu~b., mum b'.s,,',y..ifnas ,.i
one day was on May so.b '' ,,sscse.i'as|
ten children were brou.ihu, uOiu' 1881, NJ
there at one time. Somo Su' 10, SIX A,.
find lost children in u tho psfson, II
them to their own hcns.' on. street w
Mr.. Jackson's, and DUns' vsI insaa \
cause the parents . great ~ AL ,lIfequut,
ment and anxiety Of m,na Isa. I Of W.
be avoided. This nobls na vn.l 'nn o. wi
Of love on the part Of T,k Mr n,M
Jackson, as they perform ~, thsd sad
without charge or hops of ,o .ness dsSs
only through . desire To ban.sxsa h. .sxard vi
low 10 man; There is scarcely 4fni a SoI,aa..t ,a.ttl
the number of their littls >; ;n,o,.lldalas
increased, and parents vss ,s,sa'sonils
their children have stravsd IND as
save themselves great dIstrs.s ssa' ag
by going at once to No. 6O4 Sbiu Vi MID
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Shot HinsAif.

On Wednesday afternoon, a Ny
about IA years old Famed Murray Vo
Iesides with his parents in the VlcllI'!
of Second and ePine streets, procHFA
a pistol, and went to the ditohes OV'l
Third street bridge for the purpose =
shooting frogs. While engaged IN IlN l
sport his pistol was accidentally dls ~
charged, and the bullet entered ll m
lett hand. He was Immediately II.
moved to the drug store of Dr. BAL y
Sixth and Lombard streets, where y
unsuccessful effort was made 10 nm
the hall. 1t had not been eItIacas
this morning, and the boy says 'hS d
does not suffer much pain.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
TBIRD EDITION.
AMInNlsHr MAkAUDkk.
A Brsya Woman Prevents . Rob
berry ana Sausss . VlllA'n's ar.
rest.

A Rraya Woman Prevents . Rob
berry ana Gaus % . villains ar.
rest.
About II. 80 o'clock last night col
ored burgtar entered the boarding house
of Mrs. Sarah Hignutt, No. 7O8 East
Seventh rect, the entrance being made
through side window which was not
properly fastened. After gathering
\ baske ful of eatables and other things
from the kitchen, he proceeded to the
parlor and while walking around the
latter place, Mrs. Hignutt, who was
up in her room in the second story
but had not retired heard the noise and
Immediately suspicioned that all was
not right and cautiously slipped down
the back stairway and peeped through
the stair door and discovered the color
ed man in the parlor. She at once
slipped moi selessly back up stairs, clear
to the third story and gave tho alarm
to the bOarders who were asleep on
that floor They arose, came down
stairs and surrounded the darkey, be-
fore he had a chance to escape. A tus.
sel ensued but the boarders were too
many for him and in short time he
was securely bound with a ciotk esline
and a messenger dispatched to the
police headquarters.
Sergeant Richards was sOnt down to
the house and identified the burglar as
Nathan Demby, who resides over Elev
enth street bridge. The prisoner was
placed under arrest and locked up in
the City Hall cells, and will be given
,,, prnH n
being placed in the cell, he was search
ed, when a revolver. a large penknife
and other minor articles were found on
his person.
When discovered the burglar had
the knife in his possession, and would
no doubt have made good use of it, if
he had been cornered by "any one
man." but when surrounded by half q
dozen he was powerless to act in self
defense. At the time the burglar en-
tered the house, one of the boarders
was at work in the cellar, engaged id
making a tool chest, but being little
deaf, he did not hear him and was sur
prised when he was suddenly called on
to lend his aid.
The lady of the house acted in cool,
calm and systematic manner, which it
wonld be well forall women to pattern
after, and through her coolpess and
presence of mind the burglar VI as cap
tured. When caught LIE haG several
articles in his possession which be-
lonEed to other parties, other than those
in the house and this morning it was
ascertained that he had IN ade friend y
(?) call ON Mrs. Forrest, who lives AZ
7O6 Spruce street, and stole all the eata-
bles in the house and number of yards
Of calico, which were recovered at the
house of Mrs. Hignutt.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
arrtago Bells,

Last evening Mr.. Isaac P. RidrM
was married to Deborah, sister Of EM
Walter, in Christiana Hundred, aka
2l5 miles from this city. Rev J /
Bryan performed the wedding ceN
mony. Miss May Hoover, ofPhiladd.
phia, ni' ce, acted as bridesmaid, and
Frank Whitcraft of this city as grOCns
man. Among the guests present vsn
Mrs. Hoover and two daughters from
Philadelphia, Maggie and Emma Jour
ney, Samuel Wode, wife aid dausha,
VIM. SteI henson and wife, A. P S's
phenson and wife, j. Ward, Mi. DID
endort and T. Walter Of Port Penn
Quite large number of useful, Ornt
mental and costly presents were made
to the newly married couple and |
good time was enjoyed by all.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
RODer. jefferson. j

A noted colored man, of indianapolis,
died at Oberliu, o., few days ago. He
claimed that he was . son of Thomas
Jefferson, the author of the "eclaration
Of Independence. He was BORN in 1906
on the plantation of Mrs. Christian, of
Charlestown, Va, his mother being
Millie Reddiford, mulatto slave,
famous in those days for her beauty
Roberts mother told him of his father
and MIR Christian confirmed her state
ueut, The deceased was slave un il
about 1852, when he purchased his
freedom ard that of his wife from his
master, paying $2,764 for himself and
81, 500 tor his wife, having earned the
money at odd hours doing carpet work.
Afsr living in several places for short
periods Mr.. Jefferson finally settled in
Indianapolis in 1854, where bis home
was pntil his death. He leav,s estate
", rth S25. 600.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Knows of NO Nuisance

Michael Malloy, owner of the row
of houses on Jackson street between
Shallcross and Lowering Avenues, ii
somewhat indignant at the report tina,
parties occupied his houses who bad nc
regard for cleanliness and besides were
i'll behaved. lie says he THINKS the re
port vas started by somebody be hat
elected from one of his houses some
time ago. At any rate he denies tha,
any but decent, respectable people oc
cupy his Houses now.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
UNDERTAKINGS.
b. MARTIN.
SIMON GvTARIg,

"A N1aHTOALLs 8 attended to promptly.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Inspected Daily.

Only eternal vigilance
can win in the clothing trade
of the period. Not mean
ing to be caught without a
proper variety Of styles or
with broken sizes we exam
Inc our stock carefullyevcry
day. We spend much time
and money on this. Yes
terday's inspection showed
a stock surprising in COM
plcteness Of all lines Mems,
Youths, Large Boys,
Small Boys. 1t is an ideal
stock, but we only wait for
the c oming multitude to
spoil it by large demands.
We will repair all inroads
as fast as made, and next
season will try to do even
better.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
DIR lAAkueA.

A gentleman Of most excellent judg-
ment SAID, ~ never bought. nv bo,,
suits that gave better satisfaction thar
rhoJe purchased of you last fall.
We like this censare and receive the
same kind from all Of our patrons who
are fast increasing because they are
learning the value Of good goo1s. We
have some new patterns opened to day
and like the others manufactured ex
pressly for tie Wilmington Clothing
House, and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
CnlOOk Cd for.

The order TO close the bars in all the
hotels and salooI tomorrow 5ecaus,
it happens to be the day for the electi IL
tor members of the Board of Education
comes unexpected and unwecomed tc
those who had rolled in several extra
barrels TO fire up the hearts Of the up
terrified Democracy at to 'morrow's nom
nation election for candidate foI
Mayor. A Democratic meeting being
held without whiskey would be about
AS tame an affair as the play of Ham let
with Hamlet left out. However friend
Ogle will nave to turn On little more
water, but that is not whiskey, unfor
tunately for our Democratic friends, ",
deeply sympatlliZe with them.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Local LinkIety.
No police cases this morning


Ex.Sheriff' Armstrong is said to h,,,
the finest field of wheat in Chrisir,
Hundred, some of the stalks u,easu1',
two feet sig inches in length.
Il; I. DuPon: n Co have very i'm
field of grass on the Kennett piis Il
joining Green Hill. II is doubtful i
its equal can be found in the STAT.
Yesterday afternoon Pa'rick Msoa
an employee at Postles morocco facor
had one of his fingers cut of and auot
er one badly injured bv machine, IN
wounds were dressed by DR.. Draps-.
At meeting of the Wilmington Di.
vision Sons Of Temperance, held M
evening, Mrs. a ngelins Beatty aud wn
II. Bahcc ok were elected delegate; b
the Sta e Temperance Alliance, WlA
convenes in Dover on the lT,h iust.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Will there be:a Ch.,..

1t has been whispered aroma e
fidential circles .o.dsy tha, hAt ~! ~ Ses "
Carpenter and Mr.. SharnIs, M O0ll y,
switched off the track f.r,bs' 'Vaaa %l
atty nomination, and tha, Ch.la nlla'
Lore, ESQ would be sprung 'IS'ls nNls |
party by union Of both factioup" wv, !, y
party At the meeting thi, r., evs,is. " Y \
the Odd Fellows Hall. Thu l.l'ns ls.asl
the Democracy have iiscov.,ssds ,,ss'', y \
the Republicans with Dr., w.. aS y
Mayor have . strong ticket and III, ,I,,, y y
they are divided into two oN t,a,''al ,I,aal
which cannot te brought tn rv..l sn,..
either candidate. Rumor hss !, 1'a NJ
both the contesting candid ate, AMY y ~
cared for, Mr.. Sharpley to ,e p,sa.s. pIs
fthe City Council and Mr. C.,saa' A,a'
to be Ulty Treasurer. i'l@
What IL to be done with Mr. crA..
who Las really made very pood 1s S.s
Treasurer has not been satsd NJ,
change referred 70 may not ba mIs ~
but there is no doubt OF it having .' ~,
current talk amongst the Dsmor,,, ,''
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
The Fair at ~. PaSruck's,

The attendance at the fair was quite
small last evening, owing, no doubt, to
the rain. The voting for the gold
watches and jewelry will positively
close this evening at o'clock. The
following articles were chance,l off last
night: Pair of vases, Kate Callahan;
half.dozen silver spoons, Mary McCaul.
ley, No. bl5 East Sixth street; pair Of
stools, Teresa O'Brien; pin cushion and
tidy, Annie Mag euire, No. % Lamott
street; pin cushion, Michael Ryan, oh
ward; pair of slippers, j. A. Witworth.
Ne. 3l2 X. Eighth street; camp chair,
Lizzie Garrity.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
MAyOr . CourS.

Last evening few boys named John
Swift, Mathew Duncan, William Barr
and Thomas Mclaughlin, were charged
before the Mayor with having com.
mitted an assault upon George and
Frederick Walker, on last Tuesday
evening at Thirteenth and Poplar
streets These boys belong TO a gang
that frequent that locality and are
known as the duty dozen" The evil
dence showed that Swift and McLaugh.
lin were with the party that made the
attack, aud they were each fined SIS and
costs, and ordered to furnish 500 bail
to keep the peace. There being no tes-
timony to connect tho Others with the
affair, they were discharged.
S G. Il ewes, alias John G, Bsurns,
all charged with the larceny of num-
Der of Lays from the firm of Walton,
Whann u Co., but as he said that be
was not ready for a hearing the case
continued until this evening, at 7
o'clock, and lie was taken back to the
caila
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Special MeatiODs.
70 the Farmers only

1t pays you to change your Potato
Seed, and in doing so 60 right Il
Smeltz & Co., No. 13 East Fourth St
and get the choice Maine Rose, alst
York State Rose, Burbank, and the
famous Snow Flake. Be sure you gel
it at the right place and you will save
monev. No. 13 K. Fonrth street.
Mrs r. s. Kirby, 202 King street
line of French chips, in the --latest
shapes of ALEXANDRA, "a high Alpine,
the new Esthetic hat, the Mary Bell
and New field also received daily the
latest and newest goods in millinery.
Ladies Desiring
anything in millinery should call and
examine goods at Miss e. Lindsay's
20S King street. She has just in large
and we'll selected stock Of spring goods
at lowest prices. Having just started
in busi ess, everything is new and CT
the latest designs.
Oysters.
II You want to get the best and fresh.
eat oysters in the market 30 to Ain
soow's, I'll Shipley street. 20, %, 81
and 40cts. per quart; and also wholesal'
and retail.
Fine -Four
of the entire wheat is the coming -four
because 1t is the best food for men; the
people are waking up on the subject.
oily cents per pound, sold only at
W. D. Pickles, 407 King street.
q. g. Ratclif. Rlc ID mond, Va,
says of S. s. S. After the best medical
advice had failed, it cured IN of a VIC.
lent Blood Disease in short time.
Price 81 and Sl75 per bottle of all drug
gists.
SmeIfz & Co,
No. 13 East 4th street, dea rs in all
kinds of potatoes apples, Onions, butter,
eggs and Southern produce direct from
the groves. Give them call. No. -
East 4th street.
Painting and Draining.
Tilghman Danner is ready TO do ali
kinds of painting and graining, 51O
Market street
Twenty firkins OF Sutter tor sale a.
stalls 81 and 81 Third street market
N. B. Appleton.
Headquarters.
For all kinds Of Southern produce,
Smeltz & Co., No. 13 East 4th street.
Sanney.
3O1 and 3O3 King street,is headquarters
or good potatoes.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Ancient Order Of Hibern n ians

The regular monthly meeting of Di.
vision No. 2, of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians, was held at their room in
the telegraph building, Third and Mar
ket streets, last evening. The suddeI
death OF Michael j. McCloskey, vice
president of the division was announced
and il was resolved to hold special
meeting this evening, to make arrange
ments for attending his funeral on IN
day afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Frixhtene 4 Of.

About II o'clock last night the hinges
were forced off the door of the stable
of Mr.. Hugh Dougherty on Seventh
street near Madison. A dog that was
confined in the stable kept up loud
barking. which attracted the attention
of Mr.. Dougherty, wno went out &c
learn the cause of the noise. His com.
ing frightened the thieves who ran of
and made their escape. They had sue.
ceeded in tearing the hinges entirely
or
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
knl0nCiO WPlltng,

Miss Anna G. Wenzelle Of Philadel
phia,is a splendid operator with the per
and pencil. A bird sitting in ths
branches OF tree is finely executed in
deed, we cannot see how it can be ex
celled. Misa W. is visiting Robert Nc
Cauley and other friends in this city
and thinks of locating here i; she can
get employment at copying and draw
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05

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Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Re.t Heard Frsn'

Tho boat that was hired lfom I'd I'D
Bareford at Third street brloge" "hs,]
men On last Wednesday,, WV w., Elr
from this morning, and y =. y nsr
Moor, whore 1t is supposed D ~ .e,r
left it. As soon ss Mr.. BafelO,0 a u,r
tanned its whereabouts, be sen' ..fs 4
for it, and no doubt 1t is 10"
its mooring.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
The Time Fable.

Tho error in the P, w. & B. Rail
road Company's advertised time. was
not the fault of the REPUBLIC AN, bu
of the officials whore duty it Is attenc
to correcting it. The table was pub
hshed just as it was sent to this office,
and it appears that since then some al.
terations were made in time of start
ing the trains of which no Motif cation
Was giveu.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Sunday school Es.srtsisns'',

A Sunday school exhibition ., ., w H.
Logan street colored chapel vi! ~ra .ra
en- in the National Hall, Nhsu
Walnut streets, tomorrow Ss'u,Oil, ~ ,,a.il,
evening. The exercises will % m%'i NV,
by tho children and the programme nv X
a pleasant and varied ono maui "
dialogues, recitstions, music, ,J. Ms
small admission fee will be cnarS'O'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
There Must be Some Indueemen n

and if you will only investigate fol-
yourself you will tind out that MulliI
& Son, sixth and Market streets, can
and will sell you the best suit Of
clothes you can buy and at price that
will surprts. you. You can get them
ready made or made to your order.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Fsuntain's shanpss s"''.. !.

AL Fountain, south west .u, r"' = fnI
Sixth and Market Streets eeeppsvnodan.
class shaving and shampoo ~ eTp mpjrrOr,
By the aid of his quadrilster'l - .tillI
curiosity in itself and plenty througl
assistants he Is enabled 10 Pua' n grs
customers at . rapid rate anu
entire satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
We Have Them.

The suit for that boy III will A. and
it is cut in the latest style, and made
in the Il ost approved manner. You
cannot get one tnat will please You bet
ter than 10 purchase it of the Whining
ton Clothing House Fourth and Mar
ket streets. New goods opened to-day
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
smvth Post Firing F"'V

The firing party of 7. A. ! smyss ~ meet y
No. l, G. A. r., is reques.eiua ~ vi in tbsii
morrow (Sasurday) evening ~ ordsrd
drill room in full uniform, "
tho Captain, Il. r. Johnson