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Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
the Week congress-

WASHING zON, April Elm the House
tomorrow Ait, the usual call oil lates an,
TcrritOrlys for the Introduction Of bills, thu
Commits on the District of Columbia vii
beentHied to the floor, and ccnl nued con
'iAcretiOn will re asked for the bill providing
for a free bridge across the Potomac. Friend
oR the Tariff bill expect that Tuesday, Wed
4 nesday and Thursday will he devoted to lht
discns ion OF that measure. The Appr0pria.
tOnS Committee may, however, ask consider.
alton Of the District Of Columbia 1nd COnsula,
and Diplomatic Appropriation bills, both Of
which have been reported to the House. Fri.
day will re devoted to the discussion OF pri.
vate bills.
Senator Plumb has given notice that he will
ask the Senate to vote upon adjournment to
morrow. The next measure In order Is the
senate shipping bill, which has been delayed
to await the action Of the House upon the
Dingley bill.
1t was he purr ose of the friends of the SEN
ate bill, III case the Hon sent them the Ding
ley bill in a,lorm which met their approval, 10
move It's substitution in the senate for their
own. The:ado tion Of the free shppiR g:amend-
ment BY The HOUSE has, it Is understoot, de-
feated this purpose, and ii Is now pOss' BILE that
Senator Frye wi ask the senate to prOce ed to
the discussion of the Senate bill rs soon as the
Pleuro-pneumonia pin is out Of the wa
Matters of genera legislation will probably
be displaced for \ day or two during the week
by the India" ApprOpr' alton bin, and 1t is
possible that the Agricultural bill or the Pen
sons bill may he = o ted in season for a ton
before the end of the week,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

E-GALLAG EK-In Phladel
phia, March 10th, 1884, at the brides sis
ter, by the Rev. J. +. Powers. rector o
Advent church, Mr.. II f. Armit ge, tof
the Beiden Mines, Colorado, formerly of
the Isle of Wight, Engi nd to Mrs Annie
OF DR.. M |. Gallager.
MCFARLAND - -MCMICHAEL- On the
oath inst, at the residence O' the brides
parents, by Rev. t:obt Graham. William
Mcfarland to KatieM. Michael both OfPhil
adelphia.
CREIGHTOR - GROSHEISER - On the
oath inst, at the residence of +. b. Lower,
Esq, S29 Bucknell street, by Rev. Robt
Graham. II. Wier Creighton to Katie Il.
Grosheiser, both OF Philadelphia.
HOLLAND-WARRE the oath inst,
by Rev. W. L. s. Murray. Mr.. VIM. Hol-
land to Miss Fam ie X. Warren, both of
this city.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
F1f I 4 ED|7I1.
inc funerSlOrn "a,

!
The funeral of Danir W ~ ''''''
Saturday afternoon wa. " Cart, =,
cd, and the religion. sarr, az t,a'Sey aDs
duc,,'d Sae. a. his late re,Iira%. iy,, ",'e y
"A Adams az street. by the Rev "ir' p ~ i
d. D.,of'he Second Ban,i,', t' l.. b.Catt
Gsn,ssI ths tsy' =, 1 II, Nixon, b. 'nT0''a u \
conclusion of The c-rn,n '''ch At n
was formed with the / G"',.r, T. !, lie n
right, Minqna Tribe, No X H. ..,a NJ %
escort to the Grea, Cop'o'' a''cNnssl
yn"aa, ware, which had as Ti.'Iy. i, sp+,,. Of "
lncohonee n,asn m George b, Colass,5 s'S :, ny \
more Great Junior Sse.m"n,. Oi i As|
q. Conley of Philadelphia, hy's ps., c1s4 !
inGohonees n'',o o. %,, Joshua Mari, a"d na' y l'a
Blake Of PhiladelpLia. Ths adai'l Il'
himself had held the Office af I' q gs'es
order. '1' sIlt Of ID
The funeral was also o,,.,,
delegations from MecLanj'.., .,fl1a Toi' b
4. |. o. o. f.; Champion Lot" tIolsSi|
Il. OF r.; st. Georges Castle ~ y 40
q. f., and a large numb4r a, w. :,
eased'sfellow workmpn in ,fa H' ,ae d
shops. The remains were cDnr.,'I' an ,au'Io
the Old Swede's cemetery wS,.'H' S",''H'
services of the Il tferenr order, bsJs' ~
performed the intermeut took "',.' "l" w
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church

The services at the Delaware Avenue Bap1ist
church we well attended ali IA ye:krday,
and 1T eve Ing the build ng was crowded.. An
excellent se-mon was pr.a h b the pastor,
Rev. l. NJ. II ldemap, after which the ordi-
nance of baptism WAS admini'teIet to several
candidates, upon profession OF their faith.
At the close the services n business meet
ing was he'd, and the following were appoint
ed committee to make ar ang, ments for the
entertainment Oft 4e delegates to the Ba, tist
Union, which wi convene in the Dell ware
Avenue Bal tist church May 3:
j. II. Appleby, Charles 1. simmons. j. II.
Westcott =. =. Bratton. X. ". Crooks, Mrs.
Louisa shakesreare, Mr.. K j. russell and
Mrs. Ella Walton
The following resolutions weie pres. nted
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The members of the Delaware
Avenue Baptist church have heard that tn ir
pastor, the Rev. |. M. Haldeman, has received
City and thata powerful influeuce ha been
brought to bear upon him 10 accept the call /;
and
WHEREAS, The members of the Delaware
Avenue Baptist church feel Nder lastins ohl-
cations to 1hcir pa tor, the Rev. |. Nj. Halde-
man, for his able min istry during the. nine
tiOn for his usefulness in the new field of labor
that has opened 10 HIN, yet it will be with feel
ings Of profound regret that any combination
him to change his pastoral rel ttions with us
therefor be 1t
Resolved, that it Is the sense Of this meeting
that in the present financial obligations and
the future welfare OF the church, and more
especially for the spiritual INSTRUCTION of the
large number Of Young persons who have
be aud is hereby requested to continue his
pastoral relations with US at est until our
financial and spiritual cond!a6n le such,
under Gods BLESSING, that udnge Of pastor
may not endanger our uSefu baneSs as Chris
tian church and be it further
on 3. dwta Tf 'py pte Of passor nese g 1'G n
church.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
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TheCrOD Ol Drunk"

Yesterday morning Dnnis, nn Ga Gsbs
John W. French and Jo'a drn
we're each fined 81 and costs u, oni O,
enness, and John kregall gasi.,Iv' q I Il
for being drunk and diTofu'aI '.a!It an
gan was also charged VIII a'''p "sr VI
battery, by City Solicitor I"'t ,ad a be.
saw him fighting, anh nc .ir ,'r' rur'
ing this morning, when nii j;,iou til
withdrew the charge, Oh conui '.ain fl
he would take an 9th u a''
the use of liuuUr.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
VIM, B, SHARP
Fourth and Market.
NEW ADVERTIkEMENTh.

SHERlFF SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Levari Facias, to me directed
Will be exposed to Public Sale, at the CourI
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington
New Castle County, Del, On
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1884,
at2 o'clo,k p. m,
Tho following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece of land with a
Two story frame house thereon erected, stu.
ate In the city of Wilmington, bounded and
described rs follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a
point ON the northerly side of Sixth street at
the distance of IS feet easterly from the east
erly side OF Scott street, thence northerIv an ,
parallel with Scott street l2s feet toe ct IKE,
thence easterly and paral,.,. SAT-. street
IL feet to another stake, thence southerly and
parallel to Scott street l2s feet to the said
northerly'sde Of sixth street, and thence
thereby westerly Is feet to the place of be.
glnn1 ing, be the contents what they NAV.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro.
perty OF Walter q. Tatnall and Annie X. his
wife, and t. ~ and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN. Sheriff.
Sherfl's office, Wilmington, April rs. 1884.
a2S-eOd-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
THIRD EDITI0 \
NEWS SUMMARY.

Railroad Aeclaonss - A Minister
Driven Inssne-Other Miscella-
neOas Items from sll Parts OF the
Country.
A passenger train and freight train on
the West Pennsylvania Railroad cOllided
near Harmarville on Saturday night, Both
engines were demolished and several cars
wrecked. Five train-men were badly In
jured, two Of whom-Engineer Hicks, the
freight, and Fireman Bissell. of the passen-
ger train are not expected to survive. A
number OF the passengers were severely
shaken up.
Rev G. II. Harrison, of Allegheny county,
New York, was recently expelled from the
Methodist Episcopal Conference OF his
district for preaching sermon against the
doctrine of Immediate sanctitcation. He has
since become violently insane, and his friends
began suit against the Conference for dam
ages on Saturday.
In Phillipsburg, New Jersey, on Saturday,
Amelia, wife of David Barnett, cut her two
children, one OF them baby, with razor
then cut her own throat. The Oldest child
died Immediately the mother and infant
are not expected to recover. Mrs. Barnett
was Insane.
The steamer OrinOcO arrived at New York
yesterday from Bermuda. bringing 80 steer
age passengers of the French steamer Mar.
seilles from New Orleans for Havre, which
recently put into Bermuda with her cargo Of
cotton on fire.
The coal operators Of the Fourth Pool, ac
cording to a Pittsburg despatch, have order
cd II reduction of "a cent in the mining
rates to take place to-day. A reduction OF
a ota cent also takes place today III the
Second Pool.
The new management of the National Re
publican newspaper, If Washington, took
possession yesterday. Frank Hatton retires
from the editorial control, but retains an in
terest in the paper Clinton H Sn0wden as
sumes the editorial management.
The interior walls Ofan old building in
Pittsburg, occupied as II cigar store and
dwelling ,tumbled in last night Albert and
Edward Wager. aged respectively u and b
years, were injured,th the latter fatally.
Two-thirds of the village of Jamestown,
in Greene County, Ohio, were destroyed yes
terday afternoon by tornado. Six persons
were killed and several others badly In
lured.
The Steamer Grand Pacific was sunk by
collision with u bridge pier at burlington
Iowa, yesterday afternoon She was valued
at S3O, ,C0O.
Tho condition OF Congressman Reagan con
tinued to improve yesterday, and his triendt
are now hopeful OF his recovery.
Three men were drowned yesterday after
noon at Midland, Ontario, by the upsetting
of yacht.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
A Number of ACcidrh'"

While Rev. j. X. Allen, Paste, .t IN, ~
dist church near IIoncsdfl", F'HHWIrr',
out riding with his wife ANA 'v,r, Al
1ays nvo. the horse ran away. VT, a. a.
was Killed and Alien and the cI'''' N''' "
injured. >.w YlrL
4 tornado near Jamestown' NV r,.l
Saturday morning, struck %, % 1,,
Ephraiin King, a farmer q yea ''.,, " N"Har
rlrrw him into the air. ilr va, 81 V''
iurrd at his recovery Is do9btlo,, an, boga
Frcdcrlcx Wagner went int, a., Ii,,,bt,i,pI vI,ipI
Wilkesbarre. on SATURDAY. ana .alit1% ',srli
when an explosion took place wn'i" W. i" ytt,
ed the house and burned his boly same fl
mann, Ihc gas which expo H H,nmmlnt,'
a crack in ne earth, when 'o"''
with the mine below.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
DsHUrl1erly (OutlUct

About l O'Clock on Sunday no'fii
Sergeant Iatton apd rtilre.' htisi
and Mcbride heard some one 'Ar0SLl
stones, and saw a colorpd man IEiNi'
along Front street, IuEsntd W "t
white men. The men were ,aseL
custody, and conveyed t"Po. re Ss'a
where they had nearing On sap1'!
morning before Judge CummiA', Q. y
charge of disordeI!y courutt !N
denied throwing the stones saud %n''
was no direct Testimony against 'NiI
the charge was dismissed upon '"-
paying the costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
A Good German silver Watch

and the World Magazine for one year, f3.T
three dollars and fifty cents) postage free
Stem winding watch. Correct time keeper
II is made of German silver, World Maya.
zine splendid III strated family monthly y.
ne largest stan Of the best and most noted
authors of the world. A r, positnry for origI.
nal stories, sketches, poems and humor Sen,
on receipt Of 3 two-cent postage stamps. Ad-
dress The v orld Magazine. s. Il. cor. Fifth
avenue and Washington street, Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Nnf Renarata NV noorA

About noon last Saturday, Mrs. Shar
Derry of Rising Sun died with pneu
monia, and Sunday morning at
O'Clock her husband died with the sam,
disease. They were both natives Of
Ireland, about II years of age and calnt
to this country some 45 years ago. Theil
funeral will take place tomorrow after.
noon at 3 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
NOT WniltW hhh'"

Excitement at the coT'lf. r5ay 4
and Walnut streets on '", ,, a.kedr
polls) and the question "a' i",ide nil .
answ cred by Mr. s'rWa'' .hs i matt;
window. There is no'l''"r ,,okimg
only Stansbury Murray iu lr ba; 1p.
of his 5.cent Wales cigars, IN nrr, tN'
to vote for Conrad and a'''p''
lO4 Il. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Bnse Hall.

The Athletics, Jr., deira'rd The D,l W.
BILE Bees, on Saturday ali,T'o' "
score of 90 TO II. "a
The Bundle Bees have o'S''"'
for the season with the following F
ers ra
=. Pierce, c.; W. llarprE p auy', 4
7. Cooper, $. g.; ". 1homp'oN i. i.
Victor Hawke, 2 b.; 5. huF'IS' ~
W. Ruthven, |. f. and p; NJ hc''D
f.; W. Traynor, +, f. ,.,ri,-.
rhe lroquoiS club i"t"a'ri Nv ." "'' 4
foot, Jr., on Saturday By 'ro''V
to 16.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
ErAA GQnCRrl.

Tomorrow evening an organ will be
CHANGED off at the church ofthe Sacred
Heart, Tenth and Madison sire cts, on
which occasion the Hartz club will
give a concert to their numerous
friends. All persons holding tickets
for chances on the organ will be ad-
mitted free.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Personal.

George V. Massey, E''!, ,,,v,Ittpp..l' %
company with his "l'r' "l',' We.e1' w "
starting on an extend'" ,o, retnrD,%y "
about May 1st, and viii u ;nue. n'. The l1
til about the middle OF '"" ,,' il, onIt. Il
will be made for r"creallon Mr.. NJ W y.
regain his wonted health !. hr The r
return to Chicago in time ~
publican Convention
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
The WeafllpF.

WASHiNGToN, h. G., April \,
a. n.-For the Middle AranticMeI
fair weather, followed On MEIr rg
light winds in northern p,rr E.hi
shifting to southwest and ,rtysl
generally warmer weather, io.0VatN|
Monday night by falling jtmpna'sI
Tomorrow will be- cooler and cstn!I
with increased wind force.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Severe Sentences,

Some severe sentences were pronounce
upon convicts by Judge Matthews in tn,
: r,minal t0ust at Cincinnati on Saturday.
Iohl' Wa kcr, who went In u dug store a
nlehi ami, with drawn revolver, compelled
me rl"rk to deliver the money OF the rstnD
prnl'cniary. Dan Flanagan, for "A similar
"heh"" commit d at about the same time
received Ii ycnro Mirhacl GibDon., for burg.
IhrN' ,"ars Frank Hogan, for burglary, :
FRED. Nyc, anoted horse thief Is years.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Omen ing.

Thursday, May 1st, 1884, Mrs. s 4
Stevenson, No. GOA King street, will
open an assortment of handsomely trim,
med hats, caps and bonnets for ladies'
misses and children, to which the
ladies are invited. No cards.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
nEATHY.

TAYLO '-On the 25th inst, Peter Taylor
In the sth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfnly invited to attend the funeral from
HIS late residence, N. W. corner Seventh and
Church street, on Tuesday afternoon, at3.30
o'clock. lnterment at Old Swedes ceme-
terry.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
lOAAAA llY Fra.

The Bay Shore Mill of the Ludinpton, Well
alld VA" Schaick Lumber Company, at Me.
nom nee Michigan, Was burned on Saturday
night. Loss 300. 600
The FIVE story brick dwelling, No. 16 Spruce
street, y. Y. occupied by two leather firms
a shoe manufacturer and the pri ting Office OF
Forrest ana Stream, was damaged by Are last
hElil I" the extent Of about SIO, GUn.
me gran elevators of Smith, liippcn h Co.,
ana lludnnt Co., at Peoria. Illinois, were
burned on Saturday night. The total loss Is
estimated at 80, 0U
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Married

Master Haney, the clog S o,"h a'I' fnssr
city. while travelling ita ih by the y,
took unto himselfa wlie II pa ,p,o1iys
of Miss Annie HobDs' ". vi, be S0%'
He writes that they "''
the 9Th of June.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
AT
VIM, B. SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market.

| In Canton Mattings We
show a great variety at lower
prices than we have Offered
tor years. Fancy Jointless
| like a carpet, in one
piece, ),are popular this season
and for those who change tt
Mattings in Summer there's
nothing more durable in
handsome new styles at 45
so and 62b cents, from 62i
Is and S5 cents. We also
offer a splendid heavy fancy
mating at 25 cents, reduced
from 35 cents, and by the
piece 81 cents. In common.
er grades we show them as
low as l2s cents per yard.
VIM. Z. SHARP
Fourth and Market, carpet rooms.
In our Upholstery Depart
ment we have cross stripe
Turcomans in four different
styles and colorings-gen
d'arme, gold, garnet and
bronze-at 60 cents per yard,
so inches wide, which are
handsome for long hsngings
or double doors, with walnut
poles, rings, ends and brack-
cts complete, at IS cents,
makinga very effective and
moderate priced hanging
There's another case of these
elegant lace etamipes for up.
stairs windows at l2tc. per
yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

Sewing Machines repaired and guar
anteed to give satisfaction by VIM. f.
Crossley, sewing machine agent, 2Ol
West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
F(JORTH EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
The four men arrested by Detective
Jones, of this city, and Chester officers
at Eddy ystone, last Friday,on the charge
of breaking into the houso of Dennis
Howarth, at Chester, had hearing be.
tore Mayor Forwood, on Saturday, and
were held In ZOO bail each to answer
the charge of burglary and pocket pick
ing. They gave the names of William
Jones, JamesW. Loomis, James NJ oran
and James Stanley, of Philadelphia,
John Williams, Of Camden, N. j., and
Rhoderick Rschtel, of Wilmington.
The body OF John NJ. Gardner, the
brakeman killed near Edgemoor last
Thursday night, was sent last night, by
Undertaken Palmer to Smyrna, near
which place the remains will be buried,
and this morning number of his rela-
tives and friends in this city went down
on special car attached to the 9.O5 a.
IN. train, TO attend the funeral this af.
ternoOn.
John Henry Douglass, Of Ohio, a
minister of the society of Friends, will
preach Tomorrow evening in Grace NJ +.
f. church, services to commence at 8
O'Clock. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
A special meeting of City Council
was held Saturday evening in South
Wilmington, which approved the
grades OF Lobdell, Buttonwood, A and
b streets, recommended by Chief Engineer
| Robinson.
Charles S. Horn is prominently spoken
Of amongst his friends as a candidate
for the position of q member of the
Board of Education from the Fifth
ward.
A large temperance meeting was held
last evening III the Union A. M. =.
church, presided over by II W. Nor
row. Several addresses were made nnd
selections read
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Richardson of
Dover willsail for Europe Oh the l4th OF
May, and be one thr, months.
The funeral of Mrs Grubb took place
this morning, from the residence of|
Isaac Grubb, near Grubb's Corner.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
desperate struggle With u Burp
lar.

".SPos 0sO oss"Asao "Ah - ASuH Y
lar.
MT. PLEASANT, April T.-Eimer
Strickler returned to the home of his
father, j. A. Strickler, about 1o'cIock
this morning. Mr.. Strickler, Sr., is an
extensive coke operator, his handsome
residence sitting back some distance
from the street in u lawn. As young
Strickler entered the hall he found the
gas turned off and heard stealthy foot
steps. In the darkness he grappled a
man, and a violent struggle took place.
Too breathless to call for aid, Strickler
found himself on top of the burglar on
the floor, and proceeded TO beat him
numerically about the head
His antagonist wrenched himself
away, opened the front door and rushed
out into the lawn. All the while not
sound was heard from the other occu-
pants of the house. Young Strickler
followed, and again grappled with the
man, the night being SO dark that he
was unable to distinguish his color
Repeated calls for help were still un-
answered, and the burglar succeeded in
throwing StriCkier, and shot him in the
left side, just below the heart, imme-
diately disappearing in the darkness.
When help came the young man lay
desperately wounded on the lawn, Me
family being still asleep Examination
showed that they had probably been
and they were aroused
with great difficulty. Physicians have
been unable TO find the ball in young
side, and he is in serious
condition. The burglar dropped his hat
in his flight, but all efforts to trace him
have So far been in vain.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
NJ AR ES.

Husk mattresses made over at the mat
tress factory, 42S West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

Genuine husk mattresses, cotton top, nc
straw In them, for -. 90, at the mattress manu-.
factory, 42s West Front street
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

S ner, will be OF Spring Wraps
=, The styles OF make and trim
ming seem as varied as tn
'incoming daily supplies are il
number.
Light Cloth Nantes, set off with tn,
popular chenille trimming, range tron
$40 TO S25.
Elegant Persian Wraps, S25 to 40.
Black Ottoman Wraps, made shori
with short tabs, chenille trimmed ant
lined. These are very handsome ant
remarkably low. $40 and Sl2
A fine grade, unlined but with che
Mile fringe, $l2 to $25.
Mantles for plain wear and mourning
1912 and Sl3
Elegant Dolmans, lace and passe
menterie trimming, Sl5to $25
On the second Hoor (take
the lift y we show along
with the suits, beautiful wraps
in silk and brOcade.
Silk Capes, lace trimmed, Sl2CO.
Silk Capes, chenille trim med, $500.
Ottoman Capes, with beautiful jet
trimming, s25.
Brocade Wraps, with silk lining, in
bright colors, $2S, co to 5000.
! Black StoCkinette Jackets, in light
aud medium spring weights, $500 to
Sl40O.
French Worsted Jackets, for morn
ing dress, $1,000 to Sl4.OO.
Ladies' Jerseys, Sl.5O to s. 90.
John WANAMAKER.
Several lots, not large, OF
Plaids and Newmarkets for
misses and children, came in
last evening. There are new
colorings among them, and to
many of the mothers, choCs-
ing from out of them to-day,|
there1l be neWneSs in the
styles as well. We should
say there are gingham suits
in, too.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
We hadn't enough OF the
boys shirt waists, Go and l2
vears), with a small collar to
wear inside the jacket. The
liking for them exceeded
what we had made. We'vel
more, now, in colored and
The well-tried PannierI
Skirt, that takes care of your
dress while you're taking|
care of yourself and your lit
tie girl-if you're that lucky|t
is in the old and the i'm
proved style andthree grades. f
Muslin Underwear. Arcade. J
In Gray Chambre, old style Sl25. y
wash poplin, improved style and a '
heavier hustle, Sl.75. Extra size, 81. 90. T.
White Muslin, $500
JOHN WANAMAKER. t,
Our Point de Venice, the
atest novelty in lace work d
embroidery, is already in ia &
'or No one doubts that it ii
Will outlast three to one, the +
'ther sort that costs one-h.lt J"
more. Have you seen it =! "
lis at the Hamburg counter. ID ID
JOHN WANAMAKER. VI
People who have heads
hat justify them in caring j,
bout their prover covering, v, W
a remark not to be applied 70
. the ladies y can consult ga
ur chia, whose very proper s,aa
leas are frightened up by a vi
hlrd OF a century devoted to ,h u1
ne points of becomingness in
lens and Boys Hats. The
,ock on hand embraces a, az
very sort Of dress and bust an
ess hat one can desire. If on %'
le prices seem low and un. o, Of
shionable, it doesn't follow 10.
lat the hats are also; It's the|
ult of long experience in
citing them. cor
sta
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
Excelsior Brewery,
BOOK H555 s5{x BEER ,
SPECHT & SPAIN
WILL DELIVER THEIR EX-
CELlENT BOOK BEER TO
ALL CUSTOMERS ON
MAY 1ST. a2S-3t*

DtBLlC AUCTION
Il -oF A ZINE Lot Or
ITALIAN MARBLE VASES.
and other HOUSEHOLn ORNAMENTS
lust 1 arrived esh from IIOkENCt
ttnn hmi na1, }, VII DC sold at Drake " Co.'s auc,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL stb
at 80 O'Clock.
HoOlS OPkN FOR INSPECTION NM
iNH WEDN DNESDAY. Ladies are esreciaII, a ~,
invited 10 call and examine the foods ma
a.tehn inc sale they will find it 70 their nd :
This Is A rare chance to oht,,r o
really artistic and beautiful mantai o.nn ou,ne
- 'n'' DRAKE 4 co., aucls.
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-28
state of tho lnermOms,e,

at The REPJBLIOAN Of1cs D tte.tyJ
7 O'Clock 10 o'c,oc, l9Ot,ad
$40 &c III
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

IL King street. MO' noS ~ !oA
NIAN FED-A GIRL WITH yCuD,,
w ence. ao0 West 7th street. a2y.9t.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-28

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