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Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
TAe asa,s,..srs Desalsck X.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 2O-The ma
jority of the first branch of the City
Council met this evening and suspen-
ded the rule which requires two. thirds
(fourteen) Of all the members to con.
stiute quorum. Then rule fifteen,
which requires the assent of three
fourths of all the members to suspend .
standing rule was suspended, and re-
solution was adopted !: That in the
absence of any statutory provision on
the subject majority of all the mem-
bers constitutes quorum for the trans
action of business" The resolution
was adopted, all the members present
(eleven) voting in the affirmative.
The unfinished business at the time of
the leaving of the Chamber by the Re-
publican and Fusion members, on the
18th instant. the ordinance to repeal
the ordinance 10 appoint a fire marshal,
and to enact provision for a fire COM
mission of three TO manage the fire de-
rartment, was taken up and passed. 1t
has yet to 60 before tbs second branch.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Alllllsenbenth.

Saturday night the ever popular
" Tourists in ii Pullman Palace Car
will stop at the Opera House and un-
pack their budget OF fun. They will
arrive III ne" palace car, and bring a
number OF new songs, new dances and
new Jokes This company is excellent,
and the Boston Express in speaking OF
the play says "Of all the plays Of is
school, the Tourists stands the best"
On Monday, Tuesday and We,lnes.
day evenings Professor X Grant Barn.
well will give his lmperitl Art Enter
talhmen's, consisting of lectures
illustrated with exquisite dissoIviDg
views OF sights and scenes in foreign
lands Prot. BarEwell is thorough y
acquainted with bis subjects and the
views ustd AT each lecture are pro
nonnccd the finest pictorial illustra.
trations ever exhibited in America.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Dots.


There was large attendance at the
Smyth Post Guards fair last night in
the Herdman building
A basket party was given last night
by the United Friends of America IN
the hall Of the Friendship engine
house.
The ladies Of Scott NJ. T.. church will
he Martha Washingtons tomorrow
evening and will give tea-drink at
j29 East Seventh street.
Another Democratic candidate for
Coroner.-George T Barnhill, of the
firm of johnson X Barnhill, furniture
dealers, of this city.
There is some hopes of saving the life
of Elijah Fitzgerald, the colorel man 30
badly Injured by casting falling upon
him yesterday. He was improving this
morning.
Henry Bernhardt, sail to belong to
Wilmington, went 10 Chester and took
a pair Of gold spectAcies that belonged
to some other person, For this Mayor
Barton held him in $500 bail to appear
at Court.
And here is another, bnt a Repnbl-
ran candidate. Joseph W. Woodrow
sou OF Isaac Woodrow, Third and Pop.
lar streets, announces his candidacy for
the Coronorship. He is young man,
tmt accidentally lost an arm some years
lup
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Joined In m AtrfSll0 nv. .

For some time it has BEEN rumore,l
that Henry G. Conrad, ESD, Pres dent
of City Council, contemplated taking
unto himself wife, and his frequent
absencd from the city lied persons to
believet that the lady resided outside OF
Wilmington. All doubts were forever
set aside yesterday, when he was Joined
in bonds matrimonial TO Miss Sarah j.
Longaker, daughter of Albert Longaker,
leadingfnanutacturer of Norristown,
Pa. II i
The sfemopA took place in St Jshn's
Episco church, Norristown, and was
perfot 4 by the Rev. Isaac Gibson be.
fore a fafge cone&gation The Bridal
party en tered u church ht 430 o'clock
George 0. Hild eth # Newark, n. j.,
S. K. Smith, Il. NJ Hopes and Will
liam Ferris, Jr,, of Wilmington ID. 0,
Brooke, Z. b. Smith, A. L, Longaker of
Norristown, ana H G. Jones of Con.
shohocken
AZ soon as the ceremony was COnClud-
ed ths bride and gro IN, with the invited
guests, returned to her parents resi-
dence where a reception was held from
until ! o'clock. After the wedding
supper the happy couple left for Phila.
dephia on he $40 tr:;in, and this morn
ing started on Il tour from which they
Will not return unit. March 1, W, en-
they viii ll..ae their home in This city
a large number OF handsome ami
use u plcsruie were received. AmQug
thosA present from this city Were:
Misses Annie NJ. Conrad, Maggie
Benson, Kate Evans, Julia Barr and
Fannie Rudolph Mr. Adam Barr and
wife, Mrs. n. Il. Benson, Jr., Howard
L. Chandler, H. D. Cramer. George
sheppey, &. A. Rudolph. ". \. Barr,
E. l.. Haynes, Charles f. Vent and
others.
just previous to the ceremony the
following telegram was banGed To- MIR.
Courad from the Grand Lodge Of nited
Workingnen, who were holding their
annual session at Newark.
The Grand LoAge, a. o. L. W, Of
Mary land, New Jersey and Delaware,
all in regular session, extend 10 their
brother, II. G. Conc.4d, Grand Trustee,
their hearty consratu atlons on the aus
plClOus event about to occur to him. a.
F. COLBERT, Grand Recorder"
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
VIZ. B. SHARP,
III Market StrePI. previous TO re-
nhOSal 10 Fourth and Market.

a few items of interest
are remnants of plain and
stripe Seersucker, Sc. from
l2I; about 2 dozen Honey
Comb Quilts, csc. from ST.
IS; about 3 dozen Honey
Comb MarseiIlcs Patterns,
sI.47 from So; about a dozen
elegant . Toilets" S3.47
from S.. A small lot rem
nants Table Damask from
25c. to ;oc. per yard about
pieces all linen hucklcback
crash, loc. from IS. A lot
OF Turkey Red Doylies, &C.
each. A lot OF Calicoes, &C.
from Otc' y lou OF l)Ometle
Fla nels, blues and blacks,
Sc. from l2tc, A lot OF
Cretones anC Momic Cloths.
2oc. from IS. a lot of Cal
'coes to &C. from S. About
s ps. Of large yelling, brown,
blac' ard drab only I5c.
from 81. All our Muslins
and Sheetings still at the re-
duced prices. They will be
higher soon. Tapestry Brus-
sc's 62I, IS and 9oc. All
wool lngrains, 60 and 7oc.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
The Charity Concert.

The final rehearsal of the chorus f)i
the Charity Concert which takes plac,
in the Opera House Tonight, was held
last evening, and was very satisfactory
Nearly all the seats have been sold, arri
a crowded house is assured. The audi
ence are requested to be in their seats
by : o'clock, rs the concert will con.
mcnce promptly at that time Samuel
y. Balnald eiil supply the Weber
grand ard a ilardman upright piano tc
be used his evening, free Of any co>r
whatever. The chorus will number
l2j voices, and raised platform has
been erected on the stage for their use,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
DuBLlC SALE-WlLL RE SOLD Al
Il public sale, on
ONDAY, ftBRUARY a5In. lssI

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23IH. 1854.
ut the stable Of Chandler Phillips, Avondsle
chester County. Pa on the II. e. h. X, II
head Of horses, from Harrison County, Wes
Virginia. as follows:
Nos ! and 2-Bla,k horse and mare,
years old, half brother and sister. well mated
and broken to lead, one safe for u lady Il
drive
No. 3-Black horse, s years old. thorough
ly broken, bred in Kentucky, very tine style
No. 4.-Rrown horse, 8 years old, well bro
ken, an extra tine traveller and locker.
No, Black horse, o years old large
well broken, a fine horse.
No 6.--tirey horse,4 years old. 10 hands,
well broken, Il good driver and worker.
Nos Tand s.-Pair Of sorrel horses, and
8 years old. both bred from a Kentucky mare
and Morgan horse, we'll broken 10 single ne,
good size and action.
no. 9-Koan horse. years old, good farm
horse, quiet and safe for an one 10 use.
Nos. IL and ii. Pair OF dark greys. years
old, partly broken. t1ne young team.
No l!.-Bay horse,6 years old,we!. brok ell,
good size and actton.
No. l3--Sorrel mare, years oid. from a
Cotfei Morgan horse, promises 10 be some
thing fast.
No. IA Bay mare, 3 year cd .lred by
Tom Thumb, he BY Ethan a lien l his is a
ano colt and well worthy tn. attention Of
hOrSemen,
No, lb.-BlAck horse, years Old, good
worker ana driver.
No. ia bay morse, ) years Oh, partly
broken, nae colt.
No. r,-'Large bay horse. s years old. bro.
Ken to lead: would make a pood farm horse,
or large enough for a cart In town
NO. ls.-hay mare, years old, from a
thoroughbred Kentucky mare and n Morgan
horse, tne young mare for driver. All
horses 10 be us resented The horses
can be seen It the stable Of the subscriber in
West Grove at any time previous to sale or
at Avontale after February 2lst. No post
ponemeni on account Of the weather Ninety
days credit. Dinner at the public house OF
Chandler Philips, Avondale. Sale at o..
,loca. EDWIN BUSHONG.
j. O. Robinson, Auct f2l.st
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
A Terrible southera Cyclone.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 2O.-Clarks.
vile was visited yesterday by two de-
structive cyclones, about two hours
apart. They swept through the central
pa IT OF the city, level ing many houses,
and doing serious damage to hundreds
Of buildings. Two churches were near
ly blown dowp, two towers taken of
the court house, one end blown out OF
the Franklin hotel, and much other de.
struction. Many persons were serious.
ly injured. The roof of the Chronicle
office, rafters ard all, was lifted up and
carried over Elders opera house, and
driven through another house two
blocks beyond. The damage will be
very large Every telephone and tele.
graph office was Frustrated and the
trains were delayed.
WILMINGTON, N. G.. Feb 20.-A
special 10 the Star from Rockingham
says "A cyclone passed over the
Carolina Central road, near Pnlkton,
last night, destroying everything in
it's way. AT Rockingham it struck a
village near the town, destroy ing iif-
teen bouses, killing twenty-three peo-
pie and wounding as many more. Seve-
raj colored people were also killed on
Pedee river, near Rockingham AT
Manly and keyser the cyclone destroy
ed everything in its way. Near Lilling-
ton six persons were killed"
CHARLOTTE, n. G., Feb. 20.-A de-
structive cyclone visited this portion of
the country on Monday night, destroy.
ing property and causing death in all
directions. The most terrible destruc
tion caused by the storm was "A, a settle
ment called PhiladeIphio, two miles
from Rockingham, on the Carolina Cen.
trail road.
The settlement contained about tweny-
five houses. Every one of them was
razed 10 the ground Yesterday morning
a party Of men began a search of the
ruins for bodies, and within a short
time eleven had been recovered, three
white and eight colored men. One
white man, named John Dalkin, was
found with piece of splinter-d tim Der
through his abdomen az large az
mans leg. All the bodies were badly
mutilated.
CAIRO, H., Feb. 20. The storm yes.
terday did no damage here, although
the velocity Of he wind at one time
was sixty miles an hour. AT Metropo
lis II blew down about forty houses, in.
cluting one church. Several persons
were injured, but as far as can be learn
ed no one was fatal Y hurt.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
THIRD EDITION,
COngress.

In the U. s. Senate on Wednesday,
Mr.. Plumb, from the COmmitte on Ag.
riculture, reported bill to enlarge the
powers and duties of the Agricultural
Department. 1t was placed on the
calendar. On motion Of Mr.. Miller, of
California, the bill to provide for the
execution of the treaty provisions re-
lating To the suppression of the opium
traffic WAS taken from the calendar and
re-committed to the Committee on For.
eign Relations. A bill was passed in.
creasing to $500, 900 the appropriation to
provide arms for the militia. The cur
rency bill was taken up, and debated
by Messrs. Pugh, Plumb, Mcpherson
aud Morgan. After au executive ses-
sion the Senate adjourned
In the House, Mr.. Morey, of Missis
sippi, from the Committeeon Post-offices,
Postmaster General to transmit to the
House the reports made by special
agents of the Post-otice Department
having reference to Star Route inves-
LEGATIONS not yet made public. After
discussion, the resolution was adopted,
l4S to 106. Various bills were reported
from committees, among them the fol-
lowing: From the Committee on Post.
offices, to allow extra compensation to
postmasters of the 3rd class, for rent,
etc. From the Public Lands Commit
tee, to declare forfeited the land grant
to the Oregon Central Railroad Co.
From the Foreign Affairs Committee,
resolution "that the President lee re.
quested to prevent the delivery of Senor
Carlos Agnero, now IN Key West, Flori.
da, and held for exrraditlon on the de.
mand of the Government of Spain, un-
til it shall be ascertained that the
cha rges against him are true, and that
he is not held for political purposes
and that the President be requested
to direct the Attorney General of the
United States to have an investigation
of the case made" A bill was passed
appropriating $3.50, 200 to be expended
among the Indians for educational pur.
poses. The Military Academy Appro-
priation bill was considered in the Com.
mite of the Whole. Without disposing
of any portion of it, the House adjourn.
ed.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Another Meeting.

Another meeting Of til" coIOrel voters
was held in National Hall last evening.
Ain Vice President WIN. n. Lewis
presiding. Ih.rr was quite large AT
t'hdacr, ana the Vie" President. 0i
the Second and Eight Wards reported
that their rumitt-es were organized
,rd ready for work. The Fifth, Sixth
and Seventh Wards reported progress,
but ther" WIS 10 report from the oIhel
wards. Th" meeting was addressed by
James Anderson, Henry Jones, u. II
Hustus, Rev. Daniel Russell, Peter $,
Blake aud l.. +, b. Henry, after which
II adjourned TO meet next Wednesday
night AT the slIne place.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Eff I'll ED|1I1
An OciOsena-isn,.

Robert Wallace, NJ 'adH
street. was called upon Co.,. Z Nd
large number of person ''''"nhys
congratulated upon haym.'' '1' tas
eightieth birthday. n u, '"1d4
highly appreciated the,, ~" ',,,, Na
TO a representative of tn. ryn,l@ F,,,l
who dropped in he gave , 'ar.p ,.I
"reminiscences Of his lifo Wv M
been living in wilmipn,.nn' n'or b.
have been fifty y.a,.
mington, for'y-three Of w,,,, . ID
Wallace. ''' aA
,,a Ire, reckon 20" lived here n,,
the time of railroads. " "a'a
" Yes, the only cony.v,,.
in those days besides s,o,. G,% +"
stage coaches and steap,hn,' y y a'
Born here ."
" No, was born in p1fh4,,
sixth street, but roycd ".pa1 ,pa1
all shoenakers. Got nr.5 5'.|
concluded l would settle ,oo,
nave been a great many ,I,,
] have lived here, Tie n, "..N Z
houses were frame and ,,,r ~. "
only frame house around t., ",
the Mexican war, therr w,, w. w
ing Office right next door f., ''a
Hedges, Of He'lgeyillo, va.tL.
'ipal actor at the station. In, ,"t.
and all that | knew ,m,,,.,, "a
diers are dead as far AZ l,n,,. "'
wards the Blue Hen, c,.I
paper started by William r. h
and Francis Vincent WI, rrIrI. I
the recruiting station.
" When first came hpro t..
candy shop, but afterwarj, c,.sF
the shoemaking buSinrs, and I,,
good many hands employed ''
=" ,,, make boots and shoes for r2sI
Warner ana Thomas Web,
Mr.. Webb when he lived IN w.,.%
ter and before ! cam" 10 Wil,oi,.
Was 3, years old when | VA, n,s
and have been a widowrr for "a rs'J
J lad three children, but nonD ,r'
living but Lizzie, (Mr,. SrockIry'
" How much did you give for u
place here, Mr.. Wallace ."
" My place is 22l, feet from, 4,
'ack. Joseph Barr, the ,aiIm
=, 600 for it and bought !, far s%
believe it is assrs sel for aboI'r
90" ''''
" Is your eyesight good ''
" Oh, yes. never tie gla,.s
ept when ! have very hnr nrm
cad. ! never nse glasses when y,
ommon print"
Mr.. Wallace seemed ~ h.. ,rrv han,
Nth his daughter aud four yrapl4
en- around him. Though H. ,,v,
ealth has been none Of the M.t
ONE years past, he look, a, it hor8
&c many returning birthday.
Yes. the old people are ,.np.
f." b" said, and | hryon'r ng
niger 10 stay here Il "a rn'nfr
allure"
lie has n very strong affection tr3
Lizzie, but nor stronger M
lc has for her aged parrH' and ta
I them, including thn aladrA}r
re more happy than uh,u this
ndcr "grandpap',' roo; The na
Ic gentleman gave the EtrrUtFa|
preventative warm shake # a
aud upon leaving, and asked hIl
I'll often, as he hoped hi, dg.g
rars might be- his ltnppie,t wears
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Another Weda1ug.

Last evening Miss Jennie s., daugh'
ter of Councilman Thomas johnson, Oi
this city, was united in inatrimony to
George W. May, o clerk In the freight
department OF the p, w. & B. Rail-
road Company in this city.
The ceren ony was performed in
Philadelphia, by the Rev. George +.
Wisewell, ID. D., who WAS formerly
pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church The bride and groom returned
to this city at 10 o'clock last night. and
immediately went 10 their new home,
which was completely furnished and in
readiness TO receive them.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Two IDrSsNks.

Yesterday Daniel Mclihe'Ih'G snrrt
found very much under the 'o" ,a
of liquor by officer Marques,
taken 10 the ball. Tnis u'ot"Ie, IN,
was arraigned before Judge d,
and when brought into the "' 6.r.a
doubled up a. though he was S,n "a ID
severe pain, He plead ~ NY , ig
cnarge, and was sentenced 'oI"'
Oiol and costs. Mn .
S'cAart McCauu was p!cRei ,n. :" AL
officer Mcbride ut Delaware a'' ib4G
Scott streets with heavier 'oa1 q al ,sJJ
zine han he could navigate N"r ;nc v
st'er"A 10 the hall. This morn rlart
admitted TO the Judge that 'o' slaJ
was well founded, and was t''F"'
costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
III Market St.,

On Tuesday, February
10th, we will commence to
move into our new store at
Fourth and Market streets.
We ask a little patience from
our friends ard customers il
during the time Of tearing
down and putting up OF our
large stock Our sefvice to
you may not be 50 prompt
or careful as usual. The
great rush Of business which
we have passed through the
last month, has left US In
good shape to receive the
new and elegant stock
with which we shall open
our new store, and it is our
purpose to display a line Of
DRY GOODS AND CAR
PETS in quantities, a>sort-
ment and low prices never
before shown III our city.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
kpt1AulAlv III.

Mrs. John Wier, Of No. 1909 Market
street, has been very i'll for week or
more, with corjunctivites Of the right
eye, and it has only been through the
energetic measures adopted by her at
tending physician, thai the iIhamha-
tiCn has been prevented from reaching
the brain. sac still suffers considerable
main
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Again hOSlDOned.

The argument in the case Of the butch
ers and farmers to were arrested for
selling meat in the King street market,
contrary 10 tn second section Of the
market ordinance, that was to have
been heard before Judge Curnmins this
morning, was again postponed until
Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
EsLH R fhEti.la

isfica ~ N" Iioe, E',Vn. ,iiiat,,
Washingt"r, February u, 1854.
The weather throughout the country
j. reported as cool and tair, with
slightly rising temperatur Tomorrow
promises to be warmer and fair.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
W, NJ. X kENNARD & CO.
W. VI. X kENNARD 4 co.

Roll Of Russian crash, &C.
Roll Of Russian crash,7 and Sc.
Cheaper than ever before.
We still have those large cle-
giant Monte Towels at IS, - and
BIC. Also new line Of Damask
goods al 5O,15 and $l.OO.
% pieces glass toweling at 10,
II and lac. These goods are
very much lower than ever b.
fore.
A lot Of haIt.bleached napkins
at Sl.OO, worth $l.25.
Some fine large I napkins at
$500 and $500.
We have gone through our
napkin stock and culled out ali
the odds and ends, and placed
them on the counter to close.
Low prices have been put on
them.
W. NJ. kENNARD e. co.
We continue cur sale Of Black
Silks at the same .ow prices of
January. An American Black
SILK, sl.Oo, former price, $l.5O );
Guinet Black, Silk, SI.oO, former
price, Sl.25 Guinct BIsck Silk,
Sl.l5, former price, $3.50 Gui-
net Black silk, $l35, former
price, Sll5 Guinet Black Silk,
sl.54, former price, $500; Guinct
Black Silk, SIG, former price,
$3.50.
Fine Black Ralzcmcres. or
Countess Silk, at 81 So. The
cheapest we have ever seen.
Black Rhadamas, $l.37 very
fine and all silk. Many of these
goods are mixed and hard to de.
tcct.
Tlne ail'Slik Surah, in black
only, Sl.25. Warranted.
In Colorcd Silks we offer a line
line "fimported Lyons goods at
7or., and warrant every dress vel
sell.
AT See. We give u heavy, high
finish imported silk, never been
sold under $l0O. sl.OO good
line goods and usually sold Il,
Sl25. Our $I.5O now Sl.25.
A grand Quilt at $l.0O. usual
price, 81 30,
fne white Quilt, MarscIIcs
patt'r IN, l.39, usual p:icc, $500
W. VI. KENNARD x co.
We bought the entire balance
Of an importers stock Of ladic l
all.l'nen fancy bordcred handkcr-
chiefs, hem-stitchcd, u and l5c.
They are far below value.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
hiatF ~ f;ie Rb"rH,SInpter
at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shade,
70'clocs 10 o'clock O'Clock

Fenn q Cor tnermyn.tGr tepr>,e,e
yesterdav, An degrees ~ &p ~. ~ =,
y. M, and 20 at 10 j.. H..
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
Horse Blanket Lost,

A horse blanket lost coming from Geo.
simon on Wednesday evening, to
Wilmington. The finder will please
retur" ne SINE TO l., W. Stidham X
SpI. : aur'Nul ruOm,N
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
- -sa- - 30 --'----
Wilson'S Sal5.

John a. Wilson'S sale of horses,
bnggies and farming implements at
his warehouse, Front and Tatnall
streets, yesterday, was well attended,
and the biddin spirited. The sale was
conducted by l.. W. Stidham & Son,
auclioneers, and netted nearly $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

T"omas h. Bison, asst. oepo rsI
ter,Stcoud ward is mei tione' ,"r,rI "o NJ
did lte for OunD il from tina VI"
tbs Dem oei ats.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

All t,u", Of JOB printing done at th"
ElHrB,I'AN Cffi,e. Good work aud
I9lr prices.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21


All that certain lot or piece Of land with
brick dwelling house thereon, situate in the
city Of Wilmnston. bounded ami described
as follows. u Wit Beginning at the inter.
section Of the nUrtherly SIDE # Reech street
with the westerly side of Clayton street.
thence westerly along the said side Of Beech
street Isl feet, more or less, iUa line Ut land
OF the estate Of 5. b. Davis, thence by II line
Of said land in an easterly direction. (cross-
ing Sycamore street at 30 fec. vide }, g}6 feet
more or less, to {, corner for this and lana Of
delaware II rr. hi corner being the south
aasterly corner Of III - r's estate and the
y corner Of Ee'.r! q. Banning
land. thence hy q ne o. l,r u: =. id Della
ware Place In sOulheasterly direction land
recrOssing sycamore street at 10 feet wide
feet TO the Intersection o. the southerlI
side Of sycamore street witt the ves,erlr
side OF Clayton street, thence by the sad
side Of Clayton street ou,hcrly l75 tect in
ches to the intersection Of the norther SIDE
OF Beech street, the place Of beginning, he
VI cont, nts tn reef WhIt boy - Y. pD,h
n, Vol II. aye! s. etc with . ihrre.Stur,
brick dweIinE house. frame stable and ,tt q
Outpuildl Ggs thereon e'tct,d.
Seized ard tAHeD iu.a utlUn ~ the prop.
erty Of Walter q. rAtnal aud Annie H., his
wife, and I, /. -, ana to be sold by
IA''tS MAr1lN, Sheriff.
>HERlFp's ORFlCB, Whining on, FEBRUARY
Is, ls4r Il cod
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21
DEATHS.

MILLER -- On the Goth inst. Harry Elmer,
only son CT Harry B. and kebecea Miller,
aged II months and tiye days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend The funeral from the residence
of his parents in Newport, Del, on Sunday
afternoon ut two o'clocA, without further no
Newport.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-21

Look out for Wier's advertisement
to- morrow