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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-07
La Comisi6n ha conclude.

Como 10 dJo al principle, al
CANA gu buen deseo donde no lle-
ga su inteligencia. Sin preten-
slones de ninglin genero, porque
nj puede nj debe tenerlas, somete
a amplisima discussion cuanto de-
ia expuesto para que resuIte ell
mejor acierto en- el acuerdo; y
exoresa su gratitud por la con-
fianza con que Sc ia tom6 al ser
elegida.
San Juar de Puerto Rico, 20
de Octubre de 1884. - Htario
CueUikias HERNANDEZ. = Manuel
Fernandez Umpierre. = Enrique
Delgado. Jorge j. Eniay. -
PGiur j. Padiiia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-07
DESPEDIDA,

A las 6 de la tarde del 4, y en-
ell vapor-correo que parti6 para
la Habana, embarc6se, en- union do
su distinguida consorte y acom-
panado de sus sefiores Ayudantes
de Campo y respectiyas familias,
el Excmo. Sr. ID. Ramon Fajar.
do, Gobernador hasta hace POGO
de esta Antilia y nombrado por
el Gobiernos de 5. M. para ejer.
Ger el mismo cargo en- u isla de
Cuba.
Dieron. el Iltimo adios 4 los
ilustres viajeros, q bordo del va
por que los conduce a ID mayor
Antilla, varias respetables perso-
mas de esta Capital.
Corta ha sido Ia permanencia
del Sr. Fajardo en- Puerto Rico.
Por 10 mismo no es de extra.
mar que no la haya marcado MIN
guna medida de trascendental Inn.
portancia.
Seguramente que los buenos
deseos que abrigarfa Ell Sr. Fa-
jardo han tenido que estrellarse
contra la brevedad de su perma.
nencia en- esta Antilla y al frente
de sus destinos.
Pero 81 ell Sr. Fa;ardo no deja
aquf grandes huellas, efecto de su
corto mando, en- cambio todos
les que tuvimos ell honor de tra-
tarle guardaremos gratos recuer.
dos de su afable trato y de su in
tachable caballerosidad. 0tro tan.
to decimos de las relevantes cua-
lidades de su digna esposa Ia Sra.
Dola Angela Betancourt.
Lleguen con felicidad 4 Ia Ha-.
bana los Sres. de Fajardo y sus
acompanantes, y ojala que Ell man.
do en- aquella Antilla de nuestro
ex Gobernador sea fecundo en-
bienes para Ia Perla del Golfo
MeJicano y para nuestra querida
Patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-07
REPLICA.

DID GEL Domingo" la senal, sono
la trompeta de ataque, y ALA va
"El Asimilista" tronando tambien
contra la suspension del periodic
sem estral de la Diputaci6n.
A Gel A>imilista" seguiran los
demas, y fuego general en- toda la
Inca. Pero estamos va tan acos-
tumbrados a esos simulacros, que
no nos importan un ardite. Vie
nen q ser al fin Y al cabo como
nubes de verano. Mucho aparato,
una rociada y NADIA mas.
Arriba el paraguas.
Todo ell afan de GEL Asimilista"
Sc contrae 4 mortificar al muy Dig
no senior Gobernador interino, por.
que suspendi6 las sesiones provin-
ciales, por falta del ndmero de
Diputados que la ley prescribe pa
ra deliberar, y a eehar cuentas y
mas cuentas, calculos y mas calcu-
los, todos peregrinos, a fin de de-
mostrar a su manera que habfa en- la
Capital suficientes Diputados para
constituir la Corporation, y que ell
Vice Presidente de la Comision
Provincial Sc aventur6 mucho y no
anduvo exacto al notificar a la Au-
toridad Superior aquella circuns-
tancia, la falta de n1mero, para que
dispusiese 10 que en- rigor de ley
procediera consiguientemente.
Y dice el colega, entire otras CO.
sas por ell estilo:
"Pero es adcmas que en- Ia Capital
habia aver once diputados iberales, y
entire los conservadores sc contaban:
Ell senior Ubarri, ell sefior Pena, ell senior
Aq1enza ell sefior Caracens, que viven
aquf, y ademas los sehores Soler, San
tiago y Brunet que habian venido d lle
mar sus deberes como padres de la pro-
vincia; sumados nnos con otros re-
sulta que habia mayor ndmero que Ell
que exigs la ley"
Gel Asimilista" Sc da & baraiar
nombres Y mas nombres, pero hace
case omiso de las comuniciones de
los Diputados que excusaron su no
asistencia por hallarse indispuestOs,
de los certificates de los que que
daban enfermos en- sus casas, dis
tantes de aqui buenos pufados de
leguas, de los Diputados que resi-
den hoy en- la Peninsula, del dis
trito de Las Marfas, cuyo represen-
tante es unicamente electo hasta la
fecha, del senior Echeveste que on
aquellos momentos navegaba por
el Oc6ano
Yea, pues, GEL Asimilista," 81 po-
dia 6 no el Vice Presidente de la
Comisi6n saber el n1mero exacto
de Diputados con que SO conta-
ba para la aperture del periodo se-
mestral.
Mas pregunta el colega;
"lPues que, momentos antes de esa
bora, que era la de la una; con diez,
seis, dos minutes >.e prelacidn no po-
dian llegar los diputados y presentarse
en- sus puestos2 dC6mo no Sc han te-
nido en- cuenta estas consideraciones
para impedir 10 que ha ocurrido, evi-
tandose asi 10 llamada del piqnete que
habia de hacer los honores s. E., la
casi Immediate y las mil y |
una versiones que han corrido de boca
en- bocap"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-07
CAYEY.

Aunque va conocemos ell critic
rio de la Comisi6n de este pueblo,
con todo, de una opinion particular
que Sc nos remite desde este pueblo,
tirmada por un Espanoi Puerto.
riqueAo, extractamos los siguien-
tes parrafos, va que por la abun-
dancia de materiales no nos es
possible insertarla integra, como
desearismos y como Sc merece.
Despues de algunas luminosas
consideraciones sobre diferentes
extremes, termina la opinion par
ticular de la manera siguiente:
"No es mi Amino aludir q nad;e y
menos mortiticar. Pretendo que Sc
recuerden los hechos y que, dejando las
declamaciones mentidas de la politica
q un lado, uuidos todos en- la hora del
pelgro, Sc salve la riqueza del suelo
smaio en- que por primera vez recibi-
mos las carlcias de nuestra idolatrada
madre.
Dejemonos de inculpar d los Gobier-
nos nj q nadie, tomenos cads cual la
parte que nos quepa en- la situaci6u q ae
atravesamos, no pidamos a los poderes
phblicos 10 que no nos pueden dar, y
busquemos en- las fuerzas del Pals
mismo 50 justa salvaci6n. No es
comparando nuestro estado actnal con
ell de otros paises, que no han atravesa-
do las mismas circnnstancias, como Sc
saliva la situaci6n. No es cen recrimi-
naciones injustas, y solo son armas de
partido impropias de estos momentos,
como Sc conjura la crisis que atravesa-
mos.
Mentira parece que hombres conoce-
dores del pals y de las causas que lie
han llevado q la situaci6n en- que Sc
encuentra imaginen soluciones tan fue-
ra de lugar como las propnestas por la
Union Mercantil Industrial de Ponce.
La prensa de todos los matices, y
Puerto-Rico entero, rechaza semejante
proyecto, y NADIA hay que aiadir d 10
sabismente demostrado.
No entro, pues, d emitir opinion sobre
el proyecto. y me reduzco d preguntar.
sQuereis que los presupuestos NUM-
cipalesy y Provinciales sean hoy 10 que
eran ell e? Pues suprimid Escuelas e
Institutes, Diputacion y Oentros.
mo quereis, como no 10 quiero 20,
semejante cosa? Entonces trabajad
asiduamente; estableced sociedades de
credito industrias; mejorad las con-
diciones de Ia agriculture y de la pro-
ducci6n. Y ESQ debe hacerlo ell mismo
pats aunando sus esfuerzos. Esto no
10 pidais 8 los Gobiernos.
Moralizad y haced laboriosa la psrte
de nuestros hermanos que desconoce la
divina ley del trabsjo.
De ese modo, y cumpliendo ell Esta-
do con el deber de satisfacer los Cupo-
nes vencidos y billetes premiados, po-
drfamos, por ahora, conjurar Ia crisis,
y mas tarde estar, 81 no ricos, por 10
menos desahogados.
Cumple al Gobierno prestar su COO
peraci6n d los esfuerzos del pals, conce-
diendo franquicias al comercio, cele-
brando tratados con los Estados-Uni-
dos y otras naciones, y eliminando to-
das, absolutamente todas, las trabas
que Sc oponen q nuestro trafico con 10
Madre Patria. NADIA de derechos
transitorios para nuestros frutos allf!
Trabajo, economic y verdadero pa
triotismo, son los eicaces medios para
salir de nuestra precaria situacion.
De V, affmo. amigo s. s.
@. B. s. M.
I'm Espaa0i puertortQueiio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-07
| VAYA UNA SALIDA! /!

Celebrabanse en- esta Capital
dos sesiones pdblicas hace pocos
dias; una en- el Ayuntamiento
para tratar sobre la manera de
conjurar 8 atenuar al menos la
crisis que amenaza al pats; otra
en- ell Ateneo para hablar de IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
An Outlaw.

Two young lad les were greatly alar n
ed while walking along the road
through the woods of Mccoy Yearsley,
short distance above Brandywine
Springs, by the appearance of colored
man. In a partly denuded state, who
made improper advances towards theln.
They fed homeward and gave the
alarm, when several of the neighbors
turned out and made search for the
rascal, but he could not be found. A
day or two afterward the same villain
entered the house of an old colored
woman, who lives alone, near Red Clay
Creek church, stripped off his clothing,
and made improper advances toward
her.
She resented the insult and struck
him quite heavy blow, when he
knocked her down, and she screamed
murder 80 Justify that he left the prem
ises hastily, and ran through the corn
field of William Pierce. Several of the
neighbors, among whom were Samuel
Bailey, Joseph Hayes and the two ten
ants of Mr.. Bailey, went in pursuit of
the villain, tracking him some distance,
but were unable to overtake him. They,
however, discovered that he had aban-
doned hammock he had constructed
in Mr.. Yearsley's woods, and had par
TALLY completed another lodging place
In the woods on another farm. The
citizens are considerably excited over
his conduct, and seem determined to
secure his arrest or drive him out of the
neighborhood
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
LnfOrcibx Prohibition.

;, Ne !t INST attempt 10 enforce the pro-
|t'- '-'gi'ion Jaw in Iowa WAS made on
nINay IN Dubuque. Petitions in
|%ny were MED praying for injuDc-
wv. ..u' % restrain seventeen saloon keep
~, a. o. that city from maintaining and
ns. ts1ll'hg nulsaaces in the form OF
,,Tas' ~ The complainant is the Law
~ uiuef League. The cases are
,,.,g M,.s1i III under l,, The sectionsof the law
,i,,'1 e,% IN ,.st Winter, providing that any
"'su L"si wa county where q saloon il
,1 1u may maintain an action in
~ St~,, ~, y abate and perpetually enjoin
n,,. aeelHng OF aplace for the sale OF
M N|'vaung oa''g liquors contrary to law.
S ,,r Vasts s. VIII be tried at the coming
n mn lS., VI .ne District Court, which meets
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
The Crine Record.

Charles F.. Smith, of Springfield,
Massachusetts, an engineer of the Hart
ford and Springfield Railroad, was
found near the track at New London,
on Wednesday night, unconscious, with
his skull terribly crushed. His gold
watch and money were gone.
In Baxley, Georgia, a few nights
ago, David and benjamin Lewis, broth
ers, employed in distillery, had q
fight. Benjamin shot at David, but
missed him and killed his wife. Ben
jamin "swore he would yet murder
Dave" and the latter was shot dead at
the door of his cabin on Wednesday
night. Andrew Lewis, a third brother,
then vowed revenge, and yesterday
morning Benjamin was found murder
ed near David's house. Andrew has
disappeared.
John Lewis. a dairymau of Columbus,
Ohio, was fatally shot by an unknown
person on Wednesday night. His wife
has been arrested ON suspicion.
George Gilbert shot and killed Mat
thew Williams, both colored, in q
quarrel about a woman in saloon on
Wednesday night.
Solomon Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Keever have been indicted at Logans-
port, Indiana, for the murder of Alva
Spencer, who died suddenly under sus-
picious circumstances two years ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
Special Mention.
Fish.

Fish.
Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
the Third street and Madison street
markets a good supply of catfish, blue
fish, founders, haddock, Goldfish white
fish, butter a sh and trout.
Thermometer
At all prices, as well as trusses that
are guaranteed fits. Return If not
satisfactory. Dan forth, druggist, oSec-
ond and Market.
Get your drugs and medicines at
Hartman's drug store, Fifth and Poplar.
1t is a first class place to have prescrip-
tions compounded
Taylor & Fullerton's genuine insect
powder kills insects of all descriptions.
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King street.
The place to get your gold watches is
at Baynard's, Fifth and Market streets.
Pianos and organs Of all kinds at
Baynard's.
Silver watches ut Baynsrd's, Fifth
and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
Handsome Flowers.

This morning M. F. Hayden, the
well-known florist, of No 702 Market
street, brought to this office handsome
bouquet of roses, among which is the
Sunset, which sold last winter at 50 q
bud. This fine rose is Peter Ander-
sons last discovery, and he con siders it
his best. 1t is similar to the Perle des
Jar.lins, but not as fragrant. There are
also specimens of the Paul Neren, large
and fragrant, with Marie Guillotts and
Catherine Mermots, the whole making
q handsome assortment,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
|rrpETARY FOLGER DEAD
AIS VERY SUDDENLY AT
|st mei mneSsiDENCE IN GENEVA,
NEW YORA. EF'

n. Y, Sept. 4-becretery
ertaH;%S At bis home In Geneva Mt
lsssI, u'eS st,srnoop, IL was 20 sudden
. llls A,. vas not offered 70 summon
Y Y a,lIdren hid to his bedside, and neither
aIis% y nu'r T~I persons present were Mn.
M 9u'i; 'i;nhuru, his deceased wife's
,n0ip .., prs Knapp and Law, associates
w, N. ismily physician, DR.. A. b.
a% ~ and his colored servant James:
ssl,S, y smi,b M and Captain J. D. Lewis had
sm su only a short time before his
" ..,s s DR., Henry Foster, OF the Oit
v n'S savings sanitArium, who has neer
w. IVA or three times as consulting
,',.n N S arrived, on the 4.AB trAtn,
% ~. conveyed TO the Folger man.
~, DR.. Smith. Mrs. Ernst, OF
es.s & tbe secretary's sister, arrived
4.. 4. ,ams train just Is these three
.d .bs room the Secretary breathed
ss . H., and all was over. Secretary
49,, two daughters are in the Ad-
.,s,cks, the elder being In very
W. N. &C sn' Captain Charles W. Folger,
=. Alexandria. Va. All had been
'.u,n IA 10 come to Geneva. The tale.
% ~ xas moi resorted to earlier, an 30
r,,,. termination OF tho fathers
MN was not apprehended. The son
'l..n heard from and will arrive
,"morrow morning. The Secre-
=, summed TO Geneva for the last
Z, Wednesday evening, the goth nit.
\ called his family physician next
pniBg
.s,d the case of his distinguished
rSept Great feebleness of the heart
An congestion of the middle lobe OF
En,ht lung, and capillary conges.
IA q the bronchial tubes ; torpor OF
nj albuminons discharge Of urine,
lviDsdisease Of the kidneys.
rts doctor was informed that the
Srs,ary had had hemorrhage Of the
I'M three times OF late before his re-
tm home the first while out yacht
rsS % occa.ion he discharged abont a
sncfblood. Secretary Folger rode
r daily up 10 and including the 29th
ti, after which he kept HIS room, but
M ,H wholly abandon office work.
M, mr,inped 10 answer important let
y,,bJ ,el4prams nm 10 Yesterday. and
..nsd re.nc,ant 10 give nm
Ygls was by no means unconscious
NM. critical copdition. and trusted
Nm, friend Captain Lewis final mes
|s,t ,o ii, children. and other direc-
M, ofs confidential nature. Within
Nv minute, afler the Secretary expir.
\ Kilograms Announcing III. sad
aaa,nLea pa,sa-,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
neturns from Vermont

htn SSll,iSGToS, -, Vt, Sept. 4.-Returns
lS Psdiswis ID sowis give Pingree Rep. }, Al,
t,r N1cilneton cen Dem. }, 10, 1877; Indepen.
HSp,suo,ie u,ieeLbaek and scattering, 1888.
n,iori,ns es plurality, 2l,99l. pingree's
kS,,,S z'2lS, Only l3 towns are to
a., ,,u al nom, which four years ago
pnhsh, aggregate vote of 996. They
lrIr ,s.S Suu 800 to the Republican ma
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05

In the Rocky Mountain regions the
recovery of pressure indicates the east,
ward movement of "cold wave,'
which is likely to reach the Middle
Atlantic and New England States by
TO. morrow evening. Rains fell IN the
lake regions and northern portion of the
central valleys. Elsewhere fair OF
clearing weather ia reported. TO.
morrow promises TO be cooler, hazy and
somewhat cloudy:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
T,''', %Df' SHINING Pure Family Store.

I'd Ian. anu King streets, on Septem Der
huls of uy s, SAID who had purchased a
DE wOr,5 a, 5Simins' Pain Searcher, that
top,e 'alu not be without it in the
.Nu4lr as II was tho most valuable
ssdy f., 'nat could be kept on hand
lous ~, ,a.a an emergency. so much for
sfnelally. '"i'' ooid by dealers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
Roof Painting.

VI t,lei, Is LoIo wIo wish to have the roofs
NJ. Bra". o''ses painted should call on
Ec-lsior' , no. 'OS Pop ar street, as the
hre ar,ic,, Elas'lc roof paint is a first
ttep an !, T., 'or preserving tin, and is as
hh,,ardI u ~ is durable. He guarantees
oaly haf "Ne years, while the cost is
ctnt a square font
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
80
"oulelsz fvcnr..

M ca n'l"ay' ,",l September II, 1884, will
Railroad e +" i, Wilmington & Northern
lae pailadDe,,n ,,nsssading, from Reading on
. Naurh' rhia Tria & Reading Railroad
Ton Thar. Nhuhk and Switcbback.
Onoko ''o Ten minutes ride to Clan
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
Picture Frames.

People are complaining about dull
times, but nevertheless Yerger, at
Fourth and Shipley streets, is doing q
good business on account of low prices.
He makes gold and bronze frames q
specially; he Is the leading frame
maker ; one call is all he asks,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
For kalc or Rent.

The three story brick house No. 4l6
Jefferson street, with all tie latest inn
provements. con tanning ten rooms, side
porch, and bay window. On easy
terms. Apply to Howard K. Vernon
REPUBLICAE Office,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05

laaed kettles t.y very large lot of porcelain
owing ra,,s ss 'or preserving at the fol.
W. ptice for mnlch are less than the
s,scen,s & nra manufacturing Z quarts
cSle,euts 70 2f"apts, "ap o. cents; 10 quarts,
Vita Bazaa quarts, 60 CENTS. Lawtou's
r' No. 6O2 Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
Tho Oyster season.

Families and parties can be sup.
piled with all the celebrated brands,
Maurice river cove plants, Tangiers.
Bays, saddle rocks, Chin
colleagues, and blue points. We will
commence to-day to sell oysters at
25, 80 and 40 cents per quart at Aim
scow's, 70 Shipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
,"' certifying Fa,Iur.

naae nal aid hss,lt result of entrusting stove,
Sstlies. ThoaI1er heater work to unreliable
'sokuanshihno hose who desire thorough
e"ptfitnce, p, p,S which is insured by long
sSa'nltJ { ana ana competentcy, should
"ett, Johnson e. Son, 225 Market
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
s;5Rsz|ZaS|
Sun rises 6.31. Sun sets e.25.
Alfred Edgar Best.
Read sho REPUBLICAN.
Agents for Danlap's Aasa.
RumfOr0 Br0th0r8, A0ee0rD.
Sun sets e.25.

0t000 tm0 ALK O0AAOAMs
Agents for Danlsp,s Has.
BumfOrd Brotherss Aaseers.
Pleasant.
1t looks dull.
Shoot tho birds.
The oyster prevails.
The tuicy'cla retires.
Olam soup ct Fullmer's.
Dsvi;ed crabs At Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmcr's.
Peach season will soon be over.
Prepare for the equinoctiAl storms.
Tho ash cart Is @ necessary visitor.
Flower gardens never look ed nicer.
Brazilian Tonic Bitters only 20 cents.
Bicycles are becoming more popular.
Gather Autumn leaves in . few weeks.
An enthusiast can room become cranky.
Fruit lars, hammocks, trunks, 99c. store.
Birds and cages at Parker's, East End st.
Millard r. Davis, jewelers. Z. end street.
Cits Laundry, sixth and Shipley strsetS
Turtle soup and slowed crabs at Fullmer's
wringers sold and repaired. at al3 Shipley
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanf ID e. Fourth st
Steward, coal dealer 713 w. Front street
braxilian Balm, coughs and colds, 10 cts
viii we have any spelling bees next win
ter?
How the wife does complain Of the little
dust.
woolens and iiannels are still in danger o
moths.
oysters will be better as the season ad
vances.
Cheap nour aud feed, Kimble, Front and
Madison streets.
Bring forth your fall ove.coat and shake
the dust out Of 1t.
A good, cool, refreshing beverage Is excel
lent for hot day.
The salvation Army is on the wane. III
novelty is dying out.
Gall on Mullin In his new tobacco store
525 West Front street.
Buckwheat cakes aud Jersey sausage viii
soon be the battle cry.
Look to your tin Ioof and see II 1t needl
painting or repairing.
Much may be said Of the modern cigar, bu'
you must draw 1t mild.
The badge of the Butler campaign will be Q
red rose and green leaf.
There must be considerab BILE cool weather
before Indian Summer comes.
Chestnuts will be plentiful. The boy ant
the squirrel will both be happy.
Mark the last resting place of your frienS
with an appropriate tombstone.
CLAIMS aud crabs, also sait oysters, at Pen
nells tsh stand 120 and 122 King street.
For good butter and cheese, go to II. II
Moore, stalls ~ and "a Second street marke
house.
Take your babies TO Hollands, 807 MArke
street, and have their pictures taken bv tn
instantaneous process.
Having bought Job lot Of bill-heads ant
cards cheap, we Will give those who wisl
printing the advantage In the money saved
at the kBPUBLIoAN ofice.
Ross has Just received a fine assortment o
Derby Hats, lateet styles and best in the cit.
for two dollars. Also a large stock Of Un
derwear, Suspenders, Neckwear and Whit
Shirts.
My mouldings are Of all sizes and kinds.
Cheap and finely made frames for pictures
Call and examine and you will not regret tn
time nor money )udiciously spent. Baugh
203 West Second street.
I'm gay. centented clam,
Yes am!
will ope my mouth and en lie,
For q while.
For the fat and Juicy sys.er
Is now dragged from out the cloister
BY the rude and reckless holster,
Full otguile.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
City spring.

Attention is called to the filthy con.
dition of the steps leading to the water
of the city spring. Although the water
is very refreshing these warm days,
people do not care to wade through filth
to get at it. And then, again, il is not
al all pleasant for girls-little girls and
big girls-to get their dresses soiled
when passing down the steps to get q
pitcher of water. Let the steps, as
we'll as all the surroundings, be kept in
a little more tidy condition.
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OYSTERS.

b. ,esale and u a fine lot of oysters.
ssss. ss.,, street Also 81 f,ee Sao;smaas.s, ;nn Ike.
Walters. uay. Room for table
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05

Fenn b Co.'S Thermometer registered
yesterday, "a degrees at 8 p. m, 30 81
p. M, and 80 nj 10 p. NJ.
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8. H. Staats, No. 406 Market street,
advortises sweeping reduction in the
prices of hosiery, gloves and underwear
In order to make room for new fall and
winter stock.
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Six hundred colored Jerseys, SOC. !;
not half price; look after them soon |;
saunot last. Russell's Bes Hive.
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French street wharf is the place for
good clean coal.
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All kinds of silver ware, solid and
silver-plated, at Baynard's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05

Pianos and organs of all kinds q,
Baynard's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05

Don't forget the place to get your Jew.
elry repaired, which is at Baynard's.
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Peach Ship

Fifty-nine carloads of peaches
were shipped over the Della
ware Railroad yesterday, which were
consigned as follows:
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state Of tho thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office In the shade.
O'Clock 10 O'Clock 12o'clock.
73o $50 92o