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Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Tn e MArkel

The markets were we'll attended thi.
morning both by sellers and bnyers,
many of the latter class anticipating Il
hot day to lay in theirsuppliea. There
is very little change in the prices, ard
butter remains al q to % cents. Eggs
are scarce, and very few were n the
market, but they were sold from % ~
p .ents per dozen. New heets were
p.entv at 5 cents per bunch, and peas
angel from II to IL cents per halt peck
Radishes were . cents a bunch ,
onions | and >, lettuce 3 cents head,
curumbtrs = TO ) cents each, and new
potatoes 20 to % cents half peek.
Cherries sold at to 10 cents a quart,
gooseberrie> 3 to 10, and Strawberries,
which are now becoming scarce, at 9 to
II cents "A quart. A few black rasp-
berries We're in and sold rapidly at 10
cents quart. There is little, if any,
change in the price Of meats, and they
still remain high.
The fish market was well supplied at
the following prices: Blue fish, IL
cents per pound black fish, - porgies,
10; trout, 10 ; founder, 10; catfish, Is
butter fish, 10; moon, 10; sturgeon, 10
crocus, 10; rockftsh, ~ fresh mackere,
10 to ~ cents each.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
IHEY TOOK THE CAkE r..
How a Sncfai Club was Badly sold.

There is a young man in this city
employed as a clerk in u grocery store
not far from Second and Poplar streets,
who has for some time been keeping
company with very estimable young
lady He is IL member Of the Neptune
social club, and by some means the
members hea". that he had taken the
fatal plunge into the sometimes troubled
sra Of matrimony, and gave him to
understand that he would be expected
to furnish the necessary cake at the
next meeting of the club, which was
held last evening.
In vain the clerk protested that they
had been wrongly informed, and the
more he denied il, the stronger became
heir cOnvi, tions that it was a fact. He
finally promised 10 send tn" cake, and
engaged William Berger, the baker, to
provide one for the occasion. The
cake was baked and handsomely orna-
mented, and last evening carried to the
rooms of the club, the members OF
which were profuse in their thanks.
Some thought it would he the proper
thing to tender tn" young man II vote
OF thanks, and express all kinds Of
tDitttSsiIlt " lSif'~ VI itLfIiH'"oS an
that sort of thing to him and his sup
posed bride Another was in favor Of
hiring the lirst regiment band and ten
derng him Il serena,le and all agreed
that each on" would buy the young
couple IA handsome present. 1t was,
| however, decided TO cut the cake first,
and it WAS wei they did, for Us one
mem ber took a mouthtu) he declared
| that HE hens thai laid the eggs sup
posed To br in th" cake, We're very sick.
Another vowed that oleomargarine
had been u>+,! in place of butter, but a
critical examination showed hat in
stead Of a wedding cake, it was nothing
but preparation Of inferior corn meal,
as bogus a~ the reported marriage.
There was no vote of thanks passed,
bnt the doors were closed, and those
present sworn ~ secrecy, as they dld
not want the newspapers to get wind OF
| it, but hy some means IA reporter found
il ont and has used it as part of he
variety hat makes the spice Of life.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
- -
ers1 rsOS.

Prof $. r. Fore, VINO has returned
from the prnn,Uia has closed one OF
the most successful seasons he ever ex
pcrienced since he started III the WORK
of teaching elorution and reading. Mr.
Ford has always been very popular as Il
reader. but h" is growing more popular
as he becomes more thoroughly known.
He never reads at any appointment TO
which he is not recalled. He has de-
clinrh >tvera! rrnlunerative offers to go
on the stage, pr"itriDg rather to turn his
whole attention and time to elOcrtiOn.
He will star IN few days on a sum
mrr tour ur amongst the lakes, and
mountain Of the north.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
7 A|RD COTTON n
The Ohio Democratic Convention.

Whilst the OHIO ID mocratic State
70 noIni ate full Sta
ticket does not assemble in regular ses-
sion At Columbus until Tomorrow,
puch OF III preliminary work is expect
ed to he 0i Ios1d Of his evening. The
Distr,c1 act-gatiOuS will meet from to
10 O'Clock TINS evening, aud immediately
thereafter the committees selected AT
these meetings " IL convene, The COM
mittee on resolutions will likely ait all
night, and wing +" the close fgh' Tor
Governor i lively time i" exp cte |
with ,Ae i,,nmlttee nn Credentials.
The selection OF members OF he State
Centra Committee Tonight Will also be
attended with interest. John u.
Tbomrscn will want a committee that
will axe ilm chairman again of he
EXtcutiy Committee, and there is a
strorg cement urging Gen. Ben Le-
Fev,e as the man 70 manage the cam
paigu.
All the work will be disposed of,
so thar business rau be proceeded with
at one on Assem- bling Tomorrow morn.
ing. Tnt ch et interes centres in the
selection OF the head OF the ticket, Judge
George hoadly, Gen. Durbin Ward and
Congressman George W. Goddess being
the landing candidates for the gnber.a
torial nomination Up to within tht
past few days Judge Hoadly was r.gar
ded as being being decidedly in lho lead
but the election of XSeuatCr Thurman
at the head OF Ward delegation from
Columbus, has somewhat demora(ize,
the Eoadl y ranks and the contest isnou
considered close, with the result il
doubt
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Honest old Tim.

GOrham, n. T.. July II, 1879.
Gents Whoever you are. d"n't know ;
but thank the 4.oru, and leel grateful u
YOU to know that III this world ofauulterated
medicines there is one compound thal pre- YES
and does ali it Advertlses to 81. aai mur'.-
Four years ago had IA slIght shock of palsy,
which unnerved me 10 such an extent mat
the least excitement wuu.,' make NE shake
like the ague. Last May was induced to
try Hop Bitters. used one h"ttle. but did
not see any change: another did So change
my nerves that they are NOW a. steady as
they ever were. 1t used to take both hands
to write. but now my good right hand writes
this. Now, it. you continue to manufacture
a. honest and good an article as You do. y"n
will accumulate an honest fortune, and
confer the greatest blessing On your fellow
men that was conferred on mankind,
TIN BrErH.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
AT
John WanamakeI' 5,
PHILADELPHIA
Wednesday,:

/" After all, there's nothing
so successful as success p and
the speaker glar ced over the
main floor OF the Store and
continued: This was the
boldest venture of the kind |
ever knew, and if confident
predictions of failure and
plenty of them could have
crushed it out, it would have
been buried deeper than that
big engine room down there
under your basement Yes,
people figured it out in plain
figures that it was impossible
such extravagant outlays and
new tangled methods of cut
ting off goods and taking
them back could ever sue
ceed, and nothing would have
convinced them otherwise
till the crack OF doom that
Won could ever do this, but
this one thing doing it'
There are two ways OF DO
ing business--one is; Get
much and give little :" that
sort may do for to-day. The
other is : Give all you hon
estly can afford for what you
receive" :" that is good for all
this year and the years at
ter; not only give good
measure and good quality
but lots OF other things IN the
way of confidence and con
vcnlenct, comfort and accom-
modat!ons OF various sorts.
\ new customer expressed
surprise that his TREND, be
ing no judge OF quality, took
the salesman's word 50 i'm
plicitly. h er explanation
was: But this is guaranteed
and that means something II
this house-that is why dea
here"
! In a word, we have under
taken to find out what ou1
patrons want, how they wan
it, and cutting loose from ole
traditions to adapt ourselves
to their wants.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Pass ing Away.

Archbishop Wo is in such critical
condition tAa' nn !.ope is entertained Of
his Recovery Yesterday he made his
solemn profess n Ot faith in the pres
encc Ut the c'rrgv OF h. Cathedral and
other priests who could hr notified, after
which ht received the last sacrament
and Tue solemn unction. The Vicar
Genela Very Frv. Maurice \. Walsh,
who was pr"Niu !lg at the commence
meat IT III" Orcrnlu"k Theological
Seminary, vas t"lrgraphed for, and,
upon his arrival, i "As decided 10 sum
mon the Bishops Of The Province Of
Philadelphia Hish + Shanahan arrived
last evening, and Bishop O'iiarl is ex-
pectel this morning.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
! I'senSaMt Excursion.

The Seventeenth annual excursion Of
Grar. Nj. l.. church Sunday school, and
the SIKH, trip to cape May, came OFF
yesterday ami was very pleasant al
Iar. The eXrur.ionists, numbering
about 800, LETT Fourth street wharf on
the steamer Republic and arrived Al
the Capes shortly after l2 o'clock. On
the down trip several stops were made
on account eI tie machinery getting
hot. On the return trip the run was
made in gout tine and the boat arrived
1t Fourth street wharf shortly after
eight O'Clock The G"rInana orchestra
furnished eXr"llcnt music during the
voyage, and he officers Of the boat did
everything in their power TO promote
the pleasure OF those on board.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
The Illinois License Law

Cllr'AGO, Tune lV.-l nder Impulse
OF the ordinance ts>-H by tL" city
council a., night, anticipating the IT.
feet Of il" rW ~Iat. .l,"lt>t laN, whlrA
will e" n'o operation un July |, anG
eXt"l0tr- Ike r"stlt lGrnst I"dr Mn"
months, rA"g" was an unprecedented rush
for |ato.'l .-y'n>es I" uhy. 1htdar' 5
work . z "H'ing nearly ! 900 li,rnocS.
l. J., lrL~"rnAt he lrIaIuy Of he orli-
uan,- Is vr.r ,i.nlhtful, and IN The event
Of loe ,y',uG' d licenses being declared.
y,ir tr" ~IIrr~i'iUn i, that the saloon
Nrri "r. 49,. so. only Jose their Tee OF
80 D0' =, '..' their licenses as wei,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20

T. Harry Husbands has opened a
-four and tted store at No. 2l2l Marke'
street.
Horace W. Cause, OF the Harlan &
HoIIingsworth Company, returned from
Chicago yesterday,
The Rev. DR.. Caldwell, OF Dover, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
to hi, home this morning.
+, +, Cooper, Est, Of Dover, was in
town OH Monday evening, aud "tm' t"
Cape May yesterday on Grace cAr'u-
sion.
Mrs Lizzir HUeh, formerly Of VIII
uilngtuu, but 'u'M a re-ldrnt 1T West
Philadelphia, is uu Il visit u her uncle,
+. +. Taylor.
John H. Adams, President Of the Me
Cnllmgh Iron Company, returned home
'eotrrday, III company with his wife,
from an extended European tour.
Sergeant John q. Adams has resigned
his position aud Will resume his old
posi- ION AS pItroluan. Officer Itrby
has ut-n appointed to the vacancy.
Or. !. PAM Lukrns, who has been
suffering with bIuol poisoning, is slow
) recovering, and it is stated ne viii
ultimately ,y recover the entire use Of the
injured thumb
The Rev. John Shilling, pastor Of
Brandywinc NJ. +. church, leaves to.
day tor a three weeks trip He will
visit rtla i've, and friends a Mount
Ioii> and burlington, n. j.
!
last night, and SAYS the weather wa, Sc
cold that thrr" WAS scarcely Il cottage
bu' what wits outIgnd to have tire.
DR.. MrCV,lI who recently delivered
a sermon in the First Presbyterian
Church this city, has reSG Ell as rre>i-
| dent TT Princeton College.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Horse Thieves.

WEST CHESTER, PA, jane l9.-
Junu Fran turu and t.lfr.re Dunn, he
two horse chl'rrs who r>cAned o, Mon
daV morning from rhe All here, were cap
turrd by Lewis Dot and q. +. Ydruall,
OF i tgemoMr, delaware County, near
Rose Tree, ,t>: "v"ning, ald brought
here ty AItL.gn' rail-. TAcy We're
cap uYrd ~ tal"'e>,iy 'ighrnG fire
Win. Z. attracted attention. Thirty peO-
pie gave chase an! ran them into mill
race ut Palmer mill, on Crun creek.
Aftcl being captured, the men were
taken 10 Media "a. t. await a train
Mr.. Dptt was int udn who caught
k'ranktora nut.h>"u, the other ,pn-
viCt, esCar"C,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
A Painters Fail.

Frank w. Scott, residing at Sl7 West
SIKH street, whilst painting at the third
story windows of Sergeant Black burns
in Parrish street, this morning,
fell to the pavement, the scatfold on
which he was working breaking.
Though he was considerab y stunned by
the tall no bones We're broken, nor were
the in uries of Il serious character.
Another painter at work on the same
scattold was thrown inside the window
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
\ t1IrlsfA,

N'~ MARY =. r.ru.n-, formerly Ol
Euri,,Io d ii Lur'u. n writing from
Port O.ubg", F.wuda rrn,.N urr sub.
scrip .ou to h" W."t.y EGrrN,I, An,
says,
It We arr t,y.Hg lojightfl} Il weather,
and tn orar : ,rp"s are I"pking pretty
tair. Fauu L. u"edt", and from thr ap
pearaure Of Il" clouds there will sum
be shower. q Itr a number OF north
rrn p"op'e t.. buying iands with III,
iut4ntIou q Incoming citizens, and cn
gazing in OrdLc" culture,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Resumes IIertrips TO- Morrow

The steamer Republic, having been
retittr,I and rcturnished throughout,
will Start on hey regular trips hetween
rhiladrlph:a and cape May Tomorrow
morning. The loat will leave Race
street wharf AT I. - d. M, and IN this
initial trip wilnur return unit Friday,
enabling ex"ur>lonists tu remain over
night AT Cape May. The boat will com
nrnrr her daily round trips on Satur-
day. It is not vet known what ar
rangplnents vii be made for carrying
Wilmington passengers.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
ID L'aiS rEh,, Dhr',
II hrGI.,.L&r tFF,.M

j ittl.. ~ = '1FFN. l.
Nv CASTLE Go. DEL, Iunc -. i.s5.
Upon the Jpllicatru at Alfred l. 'ur
cntiCr r.Serutur OF lpUU .Iunl-. h"" ct
Erandyw Hundred. ~ ,%AG cuo'lj' trcd,it
Il ordered ami directed by Jhr hr4Ist'l that
the Executor ntortSa1d g.'c notice Of
granting Of letters JctameN'trr ui"n the
estate Of the deceased WITH the u"jr uI grant
ing thereof. hy causing ah N"rtl,"ultltS TO be
posted wItnIn forty days 'r'n. ne date OF such
Letters. in six o. thr most u'',r Dinrn3 Of the
County Of New @slIr. requiring all persons
having demand lEaIu~i the estate t. present
the same or HlIlur By un art Of Assem- J,y III
sucn case mad and piDydcd: aud aito cause
thr same to hr inserted Within the same peri
Od ii, tne DAILY RErlELiCAN. Il newspaper
publiShri in Wilmington. and to hc continued
tAercD three weeks. tc-O-d).
---~ Given under me hand and Seal OF
J L. s. Office Of tn" Register aforesaid, at Viii
49, 'mington. N New Castle County afore.
sand the day ana year above written.
;. C. BltIGS. Register.
! hnTlLE--All persons having Gains against
the ralAtr Of the deceased must present the
! 3atNu. uuly alteated, to the Executor. Oh
| Or hc,ore the 10Th day Of June. A. d., 1884, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
nd provided. .....,--,.,...
ALFRED 4. LLCAkrENTlER,
Executor.
Address, Rockland, New Castle County,
Del leIt
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
The Union ExCurAiOn,

The Union NJ. +. Sunday School ex-
cursion comes of Tomorrow, whether
the schools are CLOSED or open, provided
the weather Is not too had. The Clyde
will leave Fourth Street wharf at
o'clock. This Sunday School always
have large and pleasant excursions, and
this ohe promises TO be no exception.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
What i, Did for an Oid Lady,
('OsnOctVn Station. Y. Z, Dec. Is, 1b'

VOsnOctOn STATION. n. 7 :, Dec. e, Ioi6
Gents A number Of people had been
using our Btttrs here, and with marked ct
feet. A lady ul over seventy years mad been
sick for tn past ten ears she had not been
able to be around. SIX months ago she was
helpless. Her Old rrtur g. ' physicians
being OF no avail =, '.-l' ulles and
got a bottle OF nop Il Il .. III such an
effect on her that -trt.e - u.,rr>s her
self walk about thp hobs liking
two bottles ore she was ao,r I 'AN. care Of
her own room and walk Uut -".np To, :,
and has improved all the uM' ACE, My
wife and children also have dtri. cd great
benefit from their use.
W. h. HATHAWAY. Agent L. $ Express Go.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
A Market Thief Arreste Il.

There having been d numher of com
plants from persons who attend mar
ket that their wagons are robbed on
Tuesday and Friday night, chicf Haw'
kinS made an a''cmpt last night to ar
rest the offenders. There was IL ganl
of three operating on King street, an(
he managed to secure one, who is nov
in the hall and will probably have
hearing in the morning.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Rreuk down.

a horse and Carriage, hired from IT,"
livery stable of Robert Gibson y,oscr-
day was left Standing near the city
railway tracks, without hitching, while
the driver went into "a store to make Il
purchase. Two Young ladies We're in
h." carriage" " hen the horse began TO
buck, and before he could be stopped a
street car >lrurh the hind wheels OF the
vehicle and completely demolished
them. The horse was caught and the
y"uug ladies rescued before any serious
injury wa, done. The party were
,,'uigrd to finish their pleasure by walk
M, and the wagon was taken TO-: Shop
tvr repairs. The ladies were badly
tliulrcneI.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Resi- Erat!uu of Sergeant dams.

T0N|t :, NIIWo- VINO was ApPUlnI1N
Str-,r0t rflu,lep about ON" month ago,
~. i've Wales, has resigned and
". o.."G" H. po,.tiona,"p pntroIman.
p.r. I.p,cy IA. b".I appointed to
i'll -U , ,un.v
Om,rm A3An> ,a:d thN m"nlu4 that
il" uau ,...t.n"d H.- ."- Iu1'iun h,rnUr"
r,odiu u,' tE"-hr po>l'i"n. and would
.,uuurr -er,- a. a pHtropuan, iIr t,''ir
.rtelu f. 'layor Wape> lor tn" honor
3. tt wishes las rhant, returned for the
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Stray Bits.

E"v, lhi>by i. Cooper, formerly Of
tni, NY, ilH, been transferred from
ttmbrdg"porI, Mass, where he has
h"cn Stationed the past year 70 New
Poll, L. |,
\ bed Guilt and other ARTICLES rr"uv-
rrrd hN lbrtrrtivc Jones have been iuru-
tiH"d hy Clement Reeves, Of Delaware
City, a, part Of the property stolen from
him by Bob Allen.
4 new -four anl feed store is brirg Z
erected for A. K. Tatnall, on MaryIand
avenue Between Front and Chestnut
streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Auna Maria X rider. wife Ot TObias
krfsIpr.
ChanbersDurg. J0l! %. 10,

ChamberSbuTI. Jul! ~. 10.
lhis s to lei pc ipIe know tlit |. Anna
Maria krider. wife OF Tobias k,ider. am now
uGat seventy-tour years OF aye. My health
has been yer, bad tor mar! years past !
was trutbled with weakness. bad cough.
dyspepsia. great debility and constipation oi
the bowels ! WAS ~ miscr he | cuu!d ca
moth ng heard Of Hoy i,ltterS aud "Ar re-
solved to try them. have uAlr used three
BOTTLES. and feel wundertu. g""t, "ell and
strong again. My bowels are regular, my
appetite good, and cough gone. 'hlnn il
my duty to let the ptup.e hnoW i,"" bad |
was aid what the medicine has d"nc i0r me,
50 tuey can cure tnenselve- with II.
Anna MARIA.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
IOHN WANAN AkER.

Ladies who have many
social demands upon them
are often unablcto give their
drcaslnakers as many hours
as they require days to fill an
order. Io get a suitable
dress at an hours notice is at
such times worth something.
Our department OF Ladies
Suits constitutes a wardrobe
at your entire service and IN
all varieties, from grave to
gay, from lively to severe
at all times, be it a dinner
party, a horseback ride, fancy
dress bail, reception, opera.
wedding ormourn'ngdresses
We are notashamcd OF either
the appointments or supplies
OF this department,
Dresses in colorcd sing5-
hams, S2.5O to S..
Zephyr Cloth in pink and
colors, trimmed with cmbro!-
derry a pretty suit, S.
\ Check Zephyr in silk
finish, So.
Black Lawn Suit,Iacc trim,
med, $50; worth really, So
Something new in silk
ou'ts,pIain colors and stripes
Including our own make, al
SI5.
Grenadines, lace trimmed
Black Dama5se.
\ full line Of White
Dresses, from $3.50 to $50
" jerseys as popular a:
ever,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
ON FRll)A \
VN MIN
The eth DAY OF july. 1888.

THE t1H DAY OF JULY. 1873.
At : o'clock. +. m, the following described
real estate, ~:
All that certqin plantation or tract Of land
situate. lying and being in APPOINTMENTS
HUI dred iu the County Of New Castle and
State of Delaware, bounded by land of Isaac
Ratliii by the state road |, aiding from Odessa
to Bl4ckbird by lands OF william Daniel, NJ.
d., William cole and John Ray lcolored,)h
the public road from the Pine Tree TO Town
send station. and by land late Of Wm. Pp'k
and others. ans NOR" particularly described
as follows, to wit; beginning at stake
standing in Isaac Ratli!' field from the cc
North SO deg's and 80 minis east "a 0pcrchf 8
TO ii large stone on the east side Of the stat"
road aforesaid. from thence with the said
road towards Odessa north 3 degrees. cast
l21 $40 perches to a stake in said road corner
for land of william cole. from thence witt Il
lin Ut land Of sld Cole land Of WIN IN
Daplel. NJ D., and land of James Kay. ('ol J
north AZ degrees. west IA 80 perches to IL
3tonc.iu In" puhlIC road leading from the
Pine Tree to Townsend station. fruun thence
with said road towards said station south ID
degrees inmates west ltl $40 perchcs to IL
stone in line of land Of William POLK. from
thence by hi, land and land ii wa. cole
John iinn heirs. and land of Isaac Eat,it.
and binding herewith TO the place Dr begin
ming containing Withm said bounds (includ
my rUa Is one hundred and seventy four acres
and one hundred ana nine perches tl7l acres
and 100 pemhesj with 2-stury frame house.
stable and other ont hHldinps thereon erected.
BOOK A., Eul s.. late "a, etc.
Seized and taken III cxccutiun as the prop
crtl OF John Is. Keller. and Mary +. his wt'e.
and Jacob Tu'h. t. t.. and to he sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
ShEmFf'S OFFICE. Wilmington. Delaware.
June ld,lssi.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
% g
lUr our HlIutry frIcNAS.

~r.~0l .t'.r'..,u j. called to the fact
tinu Jd. A h..Jy,H Hbu," place Of h0,l
.. 81 I,tl 30, |'h'"-' corner Of Tenth
lud DDr.-, ,'.t,'- la7 selected with
.r~.. ror' ,- '., m ilvoire Of
n.r,...t Wt .-ua. N..a Il" will dia.
p,s..rD alta ,lu.. ,},.n,, ou the wigi-
o.. .o.' ii" N,- d..p Il "up."p lot of
vines. p,gar>, "'n 'he harvest WhiS-
b., W.urH ), '"o "a ~a"rrlor article,
u. sod ' .I. f. D., UthJhi,rar desir.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
A KicL Lat;ys Experience.

| travcIed all over Europe IRd other t"r-
eiyn countries at a cost VI thousands Of dol
las IN search OF health ailI found II not. |
cturued dlScOuHa~rN And Il til'"trteneH, and
was r,storet tn rr.Ai yttUtiNI health and
spjrit. with less than lN" to'tic" "i H"p Bit
ters / hopc "ihrr' may la,W hy ~. expert
ence ana stay At nniur.
= iArN. hHg.stH. Me
Ny noth"r says NUl hlt'r D, III "nii
thing thaj viii tr, |, h = tf'H hrI v!I and st
we're attack Of ttrdl! h an.. t' ~,,d'Ae Id,
DSwGgO sun
HEN NhI. ut tnr '.,r, ~G,u.a,lDN 81 hi
key bitter, with 'h' Wurd " Hop" il
their name, >utd IN I,ula. uu "a III" /,
). Law, by evil docs on 'Gr credit ui
Hop Bitlr,--rh. Ur~' ~ urdirinc-,
which nave " green n.u>jr" ii ",p, On,
the white IaDel, and rrHA Ivy njl drug
giSts and the Nol HN''r N'I'2 Co.,
Rochester, :, \
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Sale Of Cow y.

Far 'crs aud others who may wish 10
purchase " good COW should attend the
sale hy f., $. Perkins & Son, Of Bran
dy wine Hundred, on Saturday, the I'D
inst. There are % head to be sold, and
Stihham as well as the Messrs. Perkins
desires u large Attendance of good buy,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
Personals.

City Treasurer Pierce and family ae
boarding at Prnnsgrove for the sun
mtr.
Samuel Silver, member of the Lc'y
Co TT from Red Lion Hundred, ws
stopping at the Clayton House yestr-
day.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20
IN HAY AND STRAW
MARX EFT.

ltfiERlFF'S >ALF.-.Bl VIRTUE or A
- writ OF Lcyuri FaclHs to me directed
will hc expose 10 luhlic Sale st the hotel oc-
c,ip,cd by Al .Sander Maxwell. in Middle
town. in St GEORGES Hundred, New Castle
County. Delaware
Daily Republican., 1883-06-20

My wife was troubled for years " III hiUt.h-
es. moth patches. irechie. dIlI l"lhpjc. Oh heI
face. WhiCh nearly 8uu"FtU jhe Iltc rui a.
her. She Srei, MANY dol arr va lie tHuu.
sand intallIUe e. cures. With nuth,Lg rui
injurious effects. A !aGy t. end, ofSylacu>r.
n. y .. who had had sinilay experience aud
had been cured with Hoy klttcrs. induced
her il try II. bne bottle has made h'r iaCe
as smooth, far and .oit ~ !, tlAd :. and gN
racle.