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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23

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q lS)Sa! NJ but quickly broke 10 81 i7R; mliei
70 l1s24; declined 10 5 TX: advanced "a 81 iSH
efGlEsq liz y u -; 5aliied to and closed d
s,s f te s'Sn foss 4 81 i Ne, SI@kc a, T.
s " ~ ;; iA TranMciions $4,000 barrels;
snipmeMS iM2I1 bafsels, average 1922 barrels:
ennF'eFs 's'S9o barrels average ISL barrels.
FAT Hssd d!n ms1ls, r. !c;! Receipts
aS 10: common to fair 50 6Oai sd eN' y w
Wilt Ss,m @ssse. ao Xs!y sel as
pest aosKels y lSa6 e; common 50 ood6 TO-
prime y 5o'i Is; fair 10 god 81 0oaI Is; common
usS taRK. November .a.-psy Coops The az.
ports q domeslics for the week were 2SN packages
which was the largest amount Ia my preyioIc vear
ior the same time The market Qhiet In lit d.
mIna n WA a. yS 'sslnss WIRE cpnAdcd mainly 10
b New ORLEANS, November o,-cooao ,,,n =,
carsoc,. common to prime Gha!OAc. Sugar stca adv
and fair dcmand common 10 good 5Ia5E. ~
good GYa6t.c prime to choice 6iia6! a. .nii IN
s snd sa; ssniissa ,las! S su1a
ssia'7p; pi.n0 to'ao!tp 4oat!s VA 1'ASee law
:, FTNhtEgl!. November y. Petroleum
un!ttd ceftiticates weak: closed at 81 In milnIi
re for Philadelphia delivery. III Tho nfu,nnan
session the market was weak md csuics se ,nM
f;o% & l6Ha Up opening % si1$ AZ I thS rinsS
Were was sd'oR o. 7c FROM the highest point Of tho
Nay. III q = gsll.s, Us, -. - 'T
4 firusvlLlE, Pa, November o2.-.n,ro,eu,n. or,
closed at 81 lSA; sh!pmen barrels chaitess;
1886 barrels: rVns $40 basrels ( = :
Hsw HoRK, November e,.-LgArlIrr-ln good
demhnd. henilock sole 2?a26c. n 80,
+ NEW York. November % Moo Unchanged
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Truly WoRderful.

In passing by John P. Allmona
grocery story, corner Eighth and MA
ket streets, this morning, the attenslv
of a reporter of this paper was aran
to a large crowd inside the store, WI
seemed to be staring in wondermen'
something that was going on IN Inas ~ :,
tablishment. Ever ready for an l'ea
the scribe dropped in and he TOO W. y.
amazed at q man engaged IN mani .ar
coffee and dealing it out to the p"'t0I
of the store. ,..,ousrs
Upon investigation it was discoverI ,sr,,
that a patent coffee pot s'yiea
Wonder" was the article used anu
is rightly named, for its operation. ~ +,
truly wonderful. This new lnVea.iy :.S
is simply a planished tin poI .an a"II \
shoulder on the inside near the wy, !,
which rests a f1at-bottom tilteret a maii
of textile fabric. The ground consG !,t
placed in this filterer, and not pylii,| h y
water poured on the same, ~n.on ..o;n1
mediately passes through tne l;ea s'rS't1 0f b
and after repouring porIlon noUtai1 VI
LIQUID, the coffee is made ~ w o0a and
nothing but the natural JUICE aIS N
eertainlv delicious. Mr.. II. Clay fi
10 the natentee and will be in ihs s,s ~
for about a week. A cup Oh ~ Iv IN
dealt out to every one VINO ea. cs.l,' na.s1 m
der to show the utility OF tho ps ass
This invention should be 81, ~ oan srI
loLn,s o wharehv pure coffee CAL
| made in the space of one minu'0'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
FOURTHEDITI0N
THE mENORIAL COMMITTEE.


Che eArrangements for Decoration
Day-sele ction of Cnisf Marshal.
A meeting was held last evening Of
the Memorial Committee OF Smyth
Post and represept tativen Of other organl-
cations that intend ., participate In
the ceremonies ou Decoration Day. u.
Pickels presided and Richard Heritage
acted as secretary. Mr.. William Sim.
mons of the Committee of Wilmington
Division had accepted the invitation of
Smyth Post to take part in the services,
and he was authorized to assist IN
making arrangements for the formation
of the line. 1t was decided to form the
line on Fourth street, with the right
resting on French street, at 1.3O o'clock
to move at IL o'clock, sharp, and H.
Pickles Of Smyth Post was selected al
Chief Marshal,
Miss Helen E. Nostsand, President OF
the Ladies Auxiliary Corps, reported
that they had accepted the invitation to
CO. operate with the Flower Committee.
The Flower Committee of Smyth
Post, and the Ladies Auxiliary Corps,
rnestly solicit our citizens for liberal
contributions of flowers, to be sent to
the City Hall early on the morning OF
the 30th of this month.
The venerable president of "We the
People," Eli Crozier, was present and
in accordance with his request a COM
mittee of William II. Decker, john
Turner, Andrew j. Thompson and Rob
ert Brown was appointed to assist him
in making the necessary preparations
for the services that will be held at the
Soldiers Monument.
Robert L. Smith, Joseph Cash, An
drew j. Thompson, John Carroll and
William II. Decker were appointed a
committee on flowers. The committee
on carriages is Robert l.. Smith, and
W. S. MeNair was appointed to receive
and entertain Col. A. Wilson Norris, OF
Philadelphia, who will deliver the ora
ton at the monument. Richard Herr.
tage and Robert Brown were directst'
to attend to certain tombstones OF de.
ceased soldiers which need re-setting.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
SERVED HIM RIGHT.
IN ed, Lenry Thrashes . Beilig :
aren't White Man.

While the bells we're pealing out the
hour Of IL o'clock to-day, King street
bet Third and Fourth, was thrown
into An tut ense state of excitement
over a lively set-to between Med"
Leary, colored, and W hite man named
Glasgow, the circu instances OF the af
fray are about as follows ~ stated by
an eye witness:
At the time mentioned, Ned Leary
was standing on King street talking
with q number of white men, when the
man Glasgow came along and saluted
"Ned" in a friendly way, to which
"Ned" returned the salute in a perfectly
iustifiable manner. The man proceeded
but a short distance when he turned
and commenced lavshing curses, etc,
upon Ned and made break to but him,
Ned not wishing to create any disturb
ance kept out of the way OF the turDu-
lent white man, who was striking right
and left in vain efforts to but the col,
ored man. ,
The white mans friends succeeded
in getting hold of him and led him
down to the corner, when he again
yelled out curses at Ned, broke away
from his friends and started after Ned,
determined to fight this time. Ned
was advised by the men in the vici
nifty to "stand his ground and take
his own part" which he did. giving
Glasgow such a severe drubbing that
he will never forget. He knocked
him down aud, inflicted severa
severe cuts and bruises on his face anC
head.
The white mans friends came to hi
assistance and if it had not been for th'
lockers on the whole crowd would have
pitched in to the colored man. Wher
the man was sufficiently castigated, HI
was allowed to get up and immediate
ly ran over to Taylor Il Fullerton'i
drug store, 'ust opposite, to have hi
wounds dressed, from which blood wa
flowing profusely. This should be .
warning to all characters of this kind
that colored man is not to be treatet
as dog, but that when he behave
himself, as Ned always does, he shoult
command the respect due him.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Tho oTWenty-6 rat.

The twenty first anniversary OF Mr..
Harry Gedling was celebrated last even
ing by about 80 of his friends who met
at the residence of Miss Hough, NO.
AT Madison, and proceeded to Mr. Ged.
lipe's on West Sixth Street, and took
that gentleman completely by surprise.
During the evening q birthday cake
with Mr.. Gedling's name and age upon
icing was presented by Mr.. Hcugh &C.
companied by neat little speech. The
cake was the gift of four young
gentlemen friends. Some excel
lent music followed by Albert's
Orchestra, and innocent games were
INDUCED in. Refreshments followed
later after which the company dis
persed for home wishing Mr.. Gedling
many more happy birth days. Quite .
mum ber of handsome presents were left
with Mr.. Gedling.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
rha ni,uation in Egypt.

LONDON, May 18.-The French ana
English sQuadrons sailed from Snda
Bay last evening for Alexandria. The
British fleet consists of the lnvinci-
bic, Bittern and Falcon, Vice.Admt-
raj Seymour commanding.
A Cairo dispatch says that one of the
prisoners recently tried by court mar
tial in connection with the conspiracy
against Arab Bey states that he was
never allowed to lie down and was
heavily ironed. He was repeatedly
beaten, and was forced to sign an in
eliminating document.
The Popolo Romano, OF Rome, states
that an Italian squadron is assembling
at Messina, in view of the situation in
Egypt.
native newspaper, for publishing arti.
cles hostile to the Khedive.
LONDON, May 19.-The Standard s
dispatch from Constantinople says that
the Porte has strongly urged France
and England to recall their fleets from
Alexandria,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Mare Mention.

The Spruce street extension OF the
citv railway will be opened for travel
about the middle Of next week. ...
On Monday next two additional
freight trains will commence running
on the Delaware Railroad.
officer McIlhenny shot q mad dog at
the corner of Taylor and Poplar streets
this morning.
The pupils Of Brandywine Lyceum
spent a pleasant day on the Brandy
wine yesterday.
The First Regiment Band will 60 tt
New Castle this evening on tug boat
FOR the purpose Of giving a concert II
that city.
William Morris was before Magis
trate vandegrift last night on the charge
of disorderly conduct. The case wa'
dismissed for want of sufficient evi
dance
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Mon ey Spent ON the Navy.

THERE A GOOD DEAL of truth IL
the charge that this country has less tc
show for the money spent on her navy
than any other nation in the world
Fifteen years ago Congess authorized
the building of six large war vessels
the Pennsylvania, Iowa, Connecticut
Colo ssus, Oregon and Massachusetts.
On one of these, the Colossus, $2,663,
265 has been spent. The six unitedly
have cost from first to last, S9,434,
674, yet not one of the six has beer
launched, and in all probability meyer
will be, az they are now antiquated'
There is something wrong in the direc
tion Of navy where such things arr
posible,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
severe Family AmietloM.

Only week ago William X. Wei
din, an old resident of Brandywine
Hundred, died at the age OF 81. After
his death, his daughter, Rebecca Jane
Weldin, was Frustrated by an attack Of
pneumonia, from the effects of which
she died this morning.
Another daughter, the wife of Jacot
s. Weldin, is also very sick at the
present time. The greatest affection
has always existed between Mr.. Weldir
and his daughters, who remained witt
him in his declining years. In thu
deaths OF father and daughter they
were not long divided.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
WARD ME Ell n Gs.
Caudtd.tes for Council hs"
the Sixth, Eighth a'
w nr rAA -. T..

Candidates for Counch n-,,
the Sixth, Eighth 81"
A msstinv of the 9Th ward RepqG;l,sss ;nss
vas held last evening in the e,,ssjdil n
Club rooms, J. Paul Brown ipacrstst
with r. Q. Fraim, Esq, az ,msd Dos ss
Lewis Atwood Zebley was hs 10 Norths
candidate for Inspector IN msiIsy sns yf for
district, and Francis y; D..s.b a"I snl IA
sistant. valentine D. smi1n 90 s csn|
irSy IN oton Barney were named as.nt a. III
dates for Inspector ana .,,srn prscin|
spectively, for tho SouShs,n Gu"rae McCi
David Stevenson and Geo,so .ieo.so for cod
a. were named as csndidstes y will vi d
cl cil The The nomination electi'n, Nv, %, aesl
place on Saturday, May y; Ksnds1
and 7 O'Clock, at McLearh hs,ov i Mini
building, on king street Oe,Hc h1icaus sl
met at the Lincoln Guy NV Seth
named nam Josiah s. Litzenbesgg' .1obn ~
Feaster, Lewis T. Grubb anu annnndidstss |
ter, = ship carpenter, !, = a; .;ou oai election 4
Council. The nomlna.t,os tas 81. II
be held on Saturday, : MAY lss Tsuth WI
The Republicans OF 1tInsocscos tns cv Eng3
held a meeting at tho uUCoUmipsted
House last evening and a.. nG Gity Oount
following candidates: ,ar.nsCtcr, rUsS Ands
Beniamin D. B0g'e luop T. snact0r, ~
J, Thompson ASSISTANT 'A'
Mclaughlin.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Police Court.

Annie Brackin, was before the Mayor
this morning, charged with being drunk
and disorderly. The Mayor warned hel
that if she was again arrested he would
commit her for 60 days as vagrrant
but he let her 60 with fine of 81 ane
costs.
George Robinson, colored, for raising
row at Front and Market streets las
night, was fined 81 and costs.
William Baird, for vagrancy, wa
committed to the county Jail tor 8
ldaYS.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
New Firm, Undeftakers,

Green q Bro, a couple of enterpris'
ing young men have formed a
copartnership and have engaged in the
cabinet making and undertaking bust
ness at the s. E. corner OF Fifth and
Orange streets where they will be glad
to receive orders from their friends fol
work and will guarantee entire salts
faction. They are first class mechanics
and deserve that encouragement which
they are sure to receive,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
launch at Pusey Il Jones.

About 2 o'clock this afternoon new
United States revenue steamer was
successfully launched at the yards OF
the Pusey & Jones Company. The
boat is of 1854 tons burthen and an iron
twin.screw vessel. Its dimensions are
as follows Length, 153 feet, inches;
beam, rs feet; depth Of hold, 10 feet q
inches. The engines will be "a feet in
diameter with % inch stroke and will
have surface condensers common to
both. The boat is constructed in a
first. class manner and reflects credit on
the builders.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Personal.

j. Franklin Pyle who left this city
in 1876 and took up his abode in Phil.
adelphia, has returned to the home OF
his childhood, where he will here after
reside. He has procured situation In
the sash department, at Springer, Nor
ley& Causes factory. Frank is young
man of pleasing address aud his many
friends here will be glad of his return.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Invitation Acceple d.

The invitation to preach the annual
sermon before the Conference Academy
at Dover, or the 18th of June, has been
| accepted by the Rev. M. A. Richards
pastor of St. Paul's M. e, Church, Of
this city. He will also preach ser
mon at the Chester Heights camp
meeting, Oh Sunday, July 30th.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Notice OF Appointment.

Captain W. Y. Swiggett, received his
appointment of Postmaster OF WI
mington this morning from the Post
Office Department and this afternoon
he is binding as required by law
The bond has to be sent to washington
fol- approval, and as soon as it returns,
Captain Swiggett will take charge Of
the Post-otfi g.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
DEATHS.

)SCuLLEY-On the 18th instant, Miss Eilie
Sculley, aged N years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attead the iunera
from the residence of her brother-in law,
Davis White, No 1921 wilson street, on sun
day afternoon, the 2lst inst at O'Clock. 10
proceed to the New Cathedral cemetery.
EBEIl}Hr~ In Brandywine hundred, on
the I'D of February, Melinda, daughter ~
Zachariah and Lydia A. Ebright, aged II
years,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
The Second Period
in Boys Clothing.

The long trouser period
beginning at from ten to
twelve years, and running
on until about fifteen, The
average boy of about these
wears is rather crushed by
society at large, but we
think of him, plan for him,
and try to win his regard
by pleasing him with his
Clothing. For boys of this
period we have now ready
$50 Ion 6 lines of suits
| Among them are Assabet
Sultlngs at So'OO, houel
and Tumble Cassimeres al
| $3.50, Elberons Cheviot al
$500, Spring Lake Suitine
| $500 and 5000, and othel
styles up to the finest i'm
ported at $17.oo. ,-
i Every department in Oal
Hall is completely ready TO-
a great Spring business
We are certain it will begll
this week. The first conner
will get the best chance a
the stock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
FIRST CALL FROM 3O4.

We say to all wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers that we have kept
very quiet during the month
that we have been fitting up
our new store, No. 3o4 Mar
ket street, that we might
have room to display our
stock OF goods that our in,
creasing trade demanded
and that we are now prepar-
ed to supply your wants
ANDWE DOUBT PAY
HAVE 1T Y0I
NO WILL WE'LL
|Out stock is complete, every
department is filled, every
kind, size and width. Oul
stock of Ladies', Misses ane
Children's Shoes (direc'
from the manufacturer to ou'
salesroom) was never Sc
large as now. The sam,
can be said of our Gents
Boys and Youths Depart
ment. We solicit a contln
uance of your liberal patron
age.
BOSTON ONE.PRICE BOOT AM
iHHOE HOUSE, NO. 3O4 MARkE'
lT, al9mld&W HENRY PIKE Prop.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Seryfca Of Song.

Owing to the storm Of last Sunday
evening many persons were prevented
from attending the service OF song a
the Second Baptist Church, and TO-
their accommodation it will be reprodu
ced tomorrow evening. Exercises tt
commence at quarter to o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
". and Ph1Ia Sunday Paper

Davis, at 61S Market street, will have
all the Philadelphia papers for sale at
s a. m., and all the New York papers
at8a, 10, This is remarkably early tc
secure these great papers with call the
news and the truth about the news
Papers delivered to all parts Of the city
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Hnf n MAH order.

Mr.. E. f. James, Supreme Archon OF
Improved Order of Heptasophs, desires
US to say that he is not engaged in or
ganizing "new Order but on Thurs
day evening was organizing conclave
of the Improved Order of Heptasophs.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
a Market Thief.

As a lady WAS passing up King street
this morning, some one stole from her
basket shad and kettle containing
three pounds Of butter and escaped
without being detected. Successful
petty thieving show how adroit persons
may become in the operation of
purloining small articles.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
ua>.k Dress Goods

for summer wear, such as nuns yelling,
grenadines, albatross, bunting, go, nc:
Large assortment and lowest prices at
Crosby g. Hills, 22O and 222 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
soms,ntn. for the b. OF H.

Complaint has been made OF Mckin-
news wood mandatory at Gilpin Ave-
nue and Union streets, where the waste
water runs down as far as Lincoln st.,
where a mud hole is formed, which ls a
terrible nuisance to that part OF the
city.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
MAKHlAG Ed.

ST. +, Y-CAM 2ERSON.-On May 18th
1882 by Rev. Gaylord l.. More, Mr.. 4eorge
II Storey and Miss CLARA CaDperaon all Of
New Castle county, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
- AsOls."

Our stock of parasols and sun um.
brellas was never 80 large and attrac-
tive as at the present time. The prices
YOU will find right. RusselPs.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
French 6hirFed ,

Lace and embroidered caps for chill
dran will be found at Mrs. l.. B. brad-
way's, $40 East Fourth street, at whole
sale prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
NoTIoE.

N
Nstice is hereby given, that application
having been made In accordance with the
provisions Of the Act Of Congress. approved
March 2, 1881, entitled, "An act to authorize
tho Secretary Of the Treasury to change the
name ofvessel, under certain oircumstsnces," "
perry Of Wilmington, Del owned by the
delaware City, Salem. and Philadelphia
Steamboat Navigation COMPANY, has by or.
der Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, dated
May II, 1882, been changed to the "Dela.
ware" LEVI THOMPSON.
MO It Collector Of Customs.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Sunday Dinners.

The Palace dining rooms, 724 and
726 Market street, will be open TOR dln-
nor and supper, from II until 2 O'CLOCK
for dinner, and from 5 to8 O'Clock 1or
aupper.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

swer, YES.
Very Respectfully,
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR.
THE REFORMER's ACTION.
To tho Members of the Workingmen''
Reform Association:
GENrLEMEN-After receiving AM
considering the above communication
we have deemed it lnexpedient to tax.
any further action as they are botl
entirely satisfactory. .-
EXECUTIvE COMMITTEE.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
IRISH AFFAIRS.
Police DOlngs.A Sensational Story
precautions in England.


DUBLIN, May 19.-The city police are
now armed with swords. They have
not carried such weapons since the Fen
ian disturbances.
A Sheffield firm sent four knives to
Dublin to order just before the Park
murders.
CORK, May 19.-As the stsampshlp
Wisconsin, which arrived at New
York on the 18th inst, sailed from
Queenstown aE.ght O'Clock on Sunday
morning, May 7th, all the passengers
including the man Turner, who was
taken into custody at New York, re-
ported at the Company's office the pre-
vious evening, hence it Is almost i'm
possible for the assassins to have been
on board.
DUBLIN, May 19.--The Freeman's
Journal publishes an eight-column
story, anonymously sent and bearing
q London post-mark, protesting to be a
confession of one of the assasslni. 1t
intimates that the crime was conceived,
as an answer to the appointment OF
Lord Frederick Cavendish, by the
Irish Assassination Society, having
branches throughout the kingdom.
Over twenty persons are said to be
implicated in the crime, all of whom
have now escaped to England in va.
rious disguises. The writer says they
attended the funerals of their victims.
The story has created sensation but 1t
is considered r,hoax. 1t contains many
absurdities. m y
hosnosa sss fs Sn'sSssnSs sSs sasrSs Gl
at the Coz establishments al
Plymouth haSs Sen doubled.
Thomas OConnor, an Irish-Ameri'
can, was arrested in Chatsworth Park,
the grounds of the Duke OF Devonshire,
at midnight last night, on charge OF
being there unlawfully.
LONDON, May ia despatch to the
Times from Dublin says it is under
stood that the Government has no in
tention at present, of liberating more
SUSPECTS
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
MEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

DESIkABLES STOCK
AT
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned as executors Of Geo. W
Sparks, deceased, will cell at Public Sale
at the auction room Of L. W. Std dham Son
No. Ill East Fourth ftreet, wilmington
Del,
FRIDAY. MAY 26th, 1882,
at IL O'Clock, .. m.
2 shares National Bank Of Delaware.
10 shares Union National Bank OF VII
mington.
46 shares Delaware Fire Insurance Co
Sale positive. Terms cash.
MAkl E. SPARKS.
EDWARD F BETS.
m20-btd. .1tw Executors.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

VIZ ANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w house work. Apply at 8Os W. bird
street. m20-2t*
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Payments in monthly y insaallme nts
or notes Without interest, or In
Cash with Discount.

Cash with Discount.
LOTS
eNy AT
Public Sale, on both rides Of Eleventh Street
Bridge. On Eleventh street, near Lombard,
mont. Hsald, Thatcher, and Poplar streets, on
SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1882,
at4 o'clock, p. M, on the premises,
Without Postponem ent, Withdrawal, or I'm.
derbidding.
For terms Of sale. plot and particulars sec
posters. HEALD T. CO.,
Seventh and Market streets,
INAPPROPRIATE Agents to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

VXTANTED-A FEW RESPECTA ABLE
w young girls at MO1R'S cannery.
m20-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Wanted

Wanted .,ara
. good boy to servo ,ssce' 3 ep
the REPUBLICAN omo0'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

VXyANTED-A HALF GROWN o1kL
w to assist In general hOusswork, At 100
West st. m40-2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
Crosby and Hill

are showing a splendid assortment OF
fringes, passementries and bnttons al
economical prices. 220 and ~ Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

sAT AM ED--2 A PP REN T y ES TO
w learn dress making. Apply at So3
Poplar. m2O.2i*
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

HEyANTED- AN INTEL4LlG ENT, HON
w est boy, about 10 years OF age. Apply
at flour and feed store, 2l2l Market street.
ma0lt*
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20
m20-6td.1tw
NOTICE.

Any yANTED-A GOOD WATCH DOG.
w VIII purchase or give in exchange
thorough bred Italian Greyhound. Address
giving iull particulars "Watch Dog" REPuB.
LICAN office. mf0-3tA
Daily Republican., 1882-05-20

lTNOR RENT-ThE H USE AT THE
e corner of2nd & King streets, IL rooms
would make good boarding house. apply
at the Kennebso ice Company. m2O.3t