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Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

Geo. W. Sellers has purchased Jos.
Laird's farm OF 80 acres, east OF Rising
Sun, for s. 5000.
The New M. T.. church at Little
Creek is nearing completion. IL is a
very fine building,
james Wy Lie, Of Scotland, the cham
pioh che . player of the world, is the
guest OF lillian u. Janvier, OF New
Castle.
Thomas Calender, near Smyrna re-
Gently picked beaches thirty-fve Of
which filled basket. They were OF the
Reeves variety
Cottman Cox, OF Salisbury, who has
entered his one hundred and second
year, is believed 10 be the Oldest per-
| son on the Peninsula.
W. p. Orr Ut Mar and has been ap-
pointed an acting aseisLanL surgeon in
1 the maine hospital service for duty a,
the Delaware Breakwator quarantine.
A camp meeting will be held in the
Interest OF the colored Nj. Il. church OF
lCamden, at the woods of Edward Jack
son, Esq, commencing Aug. 80, and
ending September 8.
The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany has placed steamer on the 'rout,
from Powellton, Va, TO Lewes, to con
; meet at that place twice a week it'll til,
steamers for New York.
The first train from Accomac lStatiol
; Va, 81 miles ov..Delmar,o on then. Y
Philadelphia and Norfolk Il. r., wa
I, run on Monday last. The completion
q of the road 10 Cherrystone is expects
in a short time
RI The Treasury Department has accept
i ed the bid of William II. Verdin, {
Lewes, for the construction OF ten
tporary quarantine hospital building O
: the government reservation a. the Del,
D ware Break water, for 81 1874, to be fiji
!. lished within four weeks.
al DIR. S. w. Morrison Is trying to in
lnrove his bees by the introduction
new eggs from foreign bees. He recei,
). Ell by mail a few days ago eggs laid h
n Iqueen bees from Carniola, Russia an
s. Palestine. His bees are now doing we
70 at honey making.
Il A. Il. Richardson and wife return.
). from their trip across the Atlantic c
} Monday. Tuesday morning when /
'e visited the factory, the lady employee
OF the filling department had an arr
e erected in the second story, of evergree
90 on which were the words WELDON
Home" in gilt letters.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
Additional Jurors.

The following additional jurors wer,
drawn less saturday 10y Clerk of the
Peace Cochran, and Prothonotary Max
well, to serve as additional jurors dur
ing the Septen Der term OF the Court oil
Oyer and Terminer
Brandywine Hundred--David j.
Wilson and John 4. Sharpley.
Wilmington-George W. Clark and
Thomas Darlington.
Christiana-Samuel Killgore and Vim.
cent G. Finn.
Mil Creek--Johu Peach and James
Ridgway.
White Clay Creek-Thomas Whitter
and VIM. Bratteu.
Pencader-James H. Baton and
Cbas. A. Morrison.
New Edmund L. Rogers
Richard Maloney and Thomas Bid
die,
Red Lion-Samuel T. Kidd and JohI
Roberts.
St. Georges-Merritt n. Willis
George fl. Houston and Robert G. Whit
lock.
Appoquinimink-David p. Hutchin
son and Walter Foord.
observation-disclosures linn and William
Barnett
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
For particulars SEQ posters ana program.
PROGRAM

Monday, the 18th instaot, o o'clock n. m.
revellle through the city. so'clOck, Ia. IN, au-
pointed time for the arrival OF German socie.
ties TO meet at the German Hall. go'clock a
NJ, formation OF the parade. AT 10 o'cloc. a.
iu., sharp, starting time for the LARA 10
through the principal streets and to the Ia, 4.
Arriving at the park, general enjoyment n n 4
lecreatlon Till o'clO X y. IN: at this hour for
NAL opening Of the feat, consisting of an ad
dress OF welcome by the President followed
by English Orationb by Anthony Higgins. Fs1..
closing with an English male chorus with or,
chestrai accompaniment; eater all kinds
OF amusements, consisting of eagle prize
nhootih9, funch ana Judy, target shooting
lying horses and other mus ,tIents Of iiier
ent kinds,also an Instrumental concert nv INC
First Regiment band and dar cling all the af
| ternoon and evening until 10 O'Clock D. IN.
tuesday, august 70, reveille through the
city at O'Clock h. m. continuation If The
| festivities at the park. beginning az 10 O'Clock
| m, with Instrumental concert and eaul,
prize shooting, minstrel performance sinvinp
ny delaware SirAgerbund, also gymna iii,
| performance by the Wilmington TurnyerIu
| rat nun race and varied Other amu,ements
Dancing oil the afternoon and evening unti
| 10 O'Clock p. IN. N''
| wednesday, the 9th instant. reyeil,
through the streets Of the city at . O'Clock a
m; continuation of the fest at the nary he
ginning at 10 o'clock a m, with instrumenta
concert, minstrel performance, closing of tn,
eagle prize shooting and award of nrtzes
sack racing OF adujls at 2 D. m. difieren
tames OF the children " the German A ndri
can SCHOOL, also dancing all the afternoo,
And evening GRAND display OF fireworks il
sne PARK this evening, closing at 10 o'clock p
N s.-The park VIII, during the festiyi
.les De Illuminated at night by fourteen
lamps Of the Armour Electric Light dom
pany. Another new feature will be the rea
taurant, where the epicurean can get all th
uoiaoaoies Vi the season at regular prics.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
me county Committee.

The newly elected members of the
Republican County Executive Commit
tee OF New Castle County met in the
Young Mems Republican club room on
Saturday afternoon last at 2:.o'clock.
Chairman Pillng, of the old commit
tee, called the meeting TO order, aud
suggested that some other person be
selected chairman of the new commit
tee, who could give it more time and
attention. The following nominations
were then made, and the gentlemen
nominated were unanimously elected
President-Geo. w. Stone.
Vice. President-John M. Dunn.
Secretary-Thomas w. Saville.
The Committee then filled the vacan.
cies In the country districts, and ordered
elections to be held in the Tenth, Elev.
euth and Sixth Wards on Saturday
evening next, between six and seven
O'Clock. There being no report from
East Brandy wine no action was taken
in regard 70 that district.
The committee adjourned to NEE
Saturday, September 9Th, in the sam,
room 1T 2 O'Clock. The following arr
the names of the members of the com
mittee from the country districts:
West Brandywine-Alexa Colqu
houn, Thomas Robinson, George Wat
son.
North Christiana-Amos Sharpless
James j. Vincent, William Ferris.
South Observation-Disclosures Ever
son, j. w. II. Watson, L. Lewis Arm
| strong.
| New Castle-John w. Coffman, j
Warren Barnaby, Robert McFarlan.
East Red Lion-George b. Money
James II, Clark, Thomas Price.
| West Red LII n-John g. Higgins
Daniel b. Stewart, Theodore Jones.
East st. Georges-James McMullen
Henry Cleaver, Charles Griffenberg,
West ST. eorges-George w. In
gram, Thomas L. Hurn, Joshua Clay
ton.
Appoquinimink-Elias N. Moore, j OH
W. Denny, Joseph G. Hutchinson.
observation-disclosures A. Davis, ID. I
Reeder, Jacob 5. McCleary.
eucader-George W. Groves, Johl
4. Davis, Thomas Gould.
West White Clay Creeks. II
Choate, Robert Woodward. One va
cancy.
East White Clay Creek-W. J
Stroud, David Appleby, j. Curti
| Clark.
Mill Creek-Henry Thompson, Josepl
Petitdemangs, Lemuel Graves.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
sales OF Houses

Head g. Co, real estate aseu'il
effected the sale Of the house " ~
Miller, No 6l7 West slxtu .a ."'
Miss Annie Hammer, Tor f !, VI,
On Saturday last Sheriii h 'l,',s
the following: Three s' " 4
house, on Market 81, belNe'n
and Thirteenth, belonging !"
Webb, deceased, to Benz aul,I d
Esq, for 81, 900 the house c' u H.
Keddin, deceased, on Mc G, y my
near Lombard, to John II f Z j
| 1878 tho property OF Js s,na
Bates & Harrington, for slVVc ouI
on the same day Walter e ,bs|
trustee, sold at public SAFE .,,, .s'
dwelling, No. 9l9 Shlpley ,rs he'd
S. CapelIe, for two Of II. 'l .io I'd III
81, 600; also the house ~ !, ,,a for
enth street, to Joseph HYDE ,,,, nj
Benjamin Nieids, ESD :. me cod
sold the following: Lot AZ In' nj
Tenth and Jackson sir tsos.On|
Hall, for 81, $50; lot on J ,a,cKiud
near Eleventh, u Henry ,'d Van
81. 400; and lot at Ninth a" e,r ,lN1
Streets Streets, to Ann c Greedy i0'sl
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

This morning Thomas Williams and
Ann Jemimah Peterson, both colored
were before Judge Sharpley charged
with trespassing on a lot in which corn
is planted, belonging to Robert Smith.
The evidence showed that the girl was
in the habit of going to the lot, although
she had been repeatedly warned to stay
away. Tie prosecutor said that he did
not wish to press the case against the
man, as he had never seen him there
before, and also that he acted very 20.
lite, and went away when told, SO the
Judge discharged him, and fined the
girl 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
THIRD EDITION
The Cholera Plague.

ToULoN, August 24.-Five deaths
from cholera occurred here last night.
The increase in the number of deaths 10
attributed to the hasty return of the in
hAbitants, especially as q state of infec-
zion is still prevailing, A number of
cases of cholera have appeared at Car.
ner Camp. These are said to be due TO
the throwing Of refuse matter into the
sea which the wind drove back to shore,
thus producing condition of atmos-
phere very favorable to the coptagion.
One death occurred at Brignoles to-day.
There where eighth deaths at Marseilles
last night.
MARsEILLEs, August 24-There were
fourteen deaths from cholera here dur
ing the twenty-feur hours ending at 9
o'clock to night.
There was one death 1T Toulon be.
tween the hours of 10 8. m. and s p. IN.
Two deaths from the disease occurred Ut
La Seyne to-day.
ROME, August 24-The cholera is In
creasiDg in Italy. In the province of
Ounce Their has been fifty eight deaths
from he disease during the past three
days, and at La Spezia and the adjoin-
ing villages seventy fresh cases and
forty-eight deaths in the past two days
The daily bulletin Of the cholera in pro
vinces OF Italy is as follows Turin, i've
deaths and four fresh cases; Parma,
one death and eight fresh cases; NOvara
one death and two fresh cases; Campo.
basso, two deaths and five fresh cases
Bergamo, eleven fresh cases; Milan
two fresh cases.
Three suspected cases of cholera ap
peared today at Naples.
WAsHINGToN,. August "a -Assis
tant Secretary OF State Davis has re-
ceived despatch from the United
States Charge d. Affaires at Rome, sta
ting that the cholera had broken out in
Spezzia. A second despatch received
to-day from the Consul of the U nited
States at Genoa, says: Cholera sud
denly attack Spezzia on the 22d. Sixty
one cases last night forty nine fatal"
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

A specia meeting OF City Council was
held last Saturday, afternoon and the
III embers proceeded to the following
streets, in accordance with the plans
furnished by Chief Engineer and Sur.
veyors: Fifth, Sixth, seventh, Eighth,
and Maryland avenue and Anchorae
Stroud, Cedar and oak streets. The
matter Of raising the grade of Beech
street four feet was laid over until next
Thursday night.
Council also visited Head and Chris
tiana streets, and inspected the place
where Hartman * Fehrenbach desire
to have the grade raised for thepurpose
of building new hotel. The CHIEF
| Engineer was instructed to prepare
plans for the grade.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

Yesterday morning Perry Hinson,
colored, had beanng before Judge
Sharpley chaIeei with breaking into
house and trespass. The evidence
showed that Hinson had boarded with
woman, and az he failed to pay his
board, she seize bis clothes. He went
TO her house to &c. them, and finding
the door fastened, broke it open ana
took what belonged to him. The judge
held the case under advisement, ana
this morning imposed fine of 81 and
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
FOURTH EDITION,
the voIksfess Parade.

The main thoroughfares OF tine city
were lined with men, women and chill.
rem at an early hour this morning, all
bent on one purpose, that OF seeing the
grand street pageant, given as lore
runner of the German V0lksfest, which
opens oday at Scheutzen Parx.
The central point of interest was al
Sixth and Market streets, where the
line was TO form, whilecrowds gathered
on all the corners ana sidewalks where
the parade was to pass. Many houses,
stores, hotels and other places along
the route were Handsomely decorated
with flags and bunting, among the
most prominent being the German Hall
Fellheimer's Hotel Grand Union Hotel,
Stansbury Murray's cigar store. Penn
sylvanis House, Anton Hauber's "a.
loon, Fred. Weyrs cigar store, aud
many others, principally places occu.
pied by the Germans.
The parade, while not being rs large
as that Of last year, was creditable
affair and did credit to all those hav.
ing the matter in charge. After form
ing in line on French street the line
started 1t 1920 O'Clock, moving over
the following route Down Sixth to
Poplar, to Fourth, to Walnut, TO Front,
to Market, TO Second, 10 Tatnall, "a
| Fourth. to Market. to Ninth, to Wash
ington. TO Delaware avenue, to Schuet.
zen Park and dismiss. The partici-
pants in the procession were as follows
| Chief Marshal, Frederick Becher
with his aids, August Biermann. Anton
Gross, Charles Mammeie and William
lGreiner; platoon of police, marshaled
| by Sergeant Hatton; nrst section Of the
First Regiment baud; Executive Com
III ittee in COACHES; "A carriage with q
iaughable decorated TRANSPARENCY, al.
vertising beer stand No. ., in charge OF
John McHugh, at the Park; "a large
float, representing huge rocks, on " hicl
we're two beautiin uug ladies and n
man, in imitation ut " BLrty," the
singers of We ollen times; the Delaware
STngerbund, IL strong, On foot, with
white helmets and Japanese parasols
President and Vice President Fehren.
bach and Mammcle, OF the Young
Maennerchor, in carriage George
+. Hodges, carpet and upholsterine,
one wagon Singer Machine Company
three wagons ; Lawton's china bazarr
one wagon Diamond State Steam
Laundry, one wa ron two handsomely
decorated wagons containing th,
scholars OF the German merican
school and one carriage Of girls thre,
coaches containing officers OF the fss,
aud prominent German citizens
If. q. Ssidham aud L. S. Mar.
shal McMulleu, in carriage
Bubenzer's cofee roasting wagon ;ceach
with German citizens a richly decora-
ted wagon, containing Burk hardt's new
German school second section of the
First Regiment Band, - pieces vii.
mington Turnverein, German Order OF
Harugari and other lodges on foot
Baker, union, % strong, AL In uniform
and mounted Delaware State.bapd. /,
pieces; Fred Pfromer'- bakery wagon II
| Balton's bakery in fun oneration WIN.
O'Marra, baker, two decorated wagons
Jester& McDanniel's fac double team
Theodore Steels col5red minstrel band
advertising Roseniale Park Schosu's
stove, heater and range warehouse, Two
wagons, containiug heaters, etc; c.
| Witsil, wagon load Of nlur, etc; We
the Peoples memorial suit of furniture
on wagon, with the orphan soldier
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
FIJI I H EDI1I3
Dots,

DOts.
down the State, ol''ncs(
Mrs. DR.. Wales and ta,,. j
pennypacker and family a!i N
hewes, are rusticating A. c sal n
a. ., Taylor Taylor Cause, with hi, an =, y
and William NJ. Field, a ars son IN v
home from Europe to day. "'' exp
On Saturday the camn m..
OF st. James chapel, at sir ~ee.la I
oiaymont streets, was blown ' 1oW )
Catalogues for the State fai, =,
ana : In,, the Cecil l., County AgricultHu',
lated. "o" oeing
George s. Knight and vits Il
new new drama. " Over the GARDEN
VIII probably open tho nnsl.
shis season on September 9Th.
=, w. 8. McNair, city ediro, "A
Morning News, was down 10 Eo, VI
ware on Saturday and saw enou .
fill a pamphlet. 'uOu
The Democrats Of Cbris,,.,.
drei will meet at the WijiIam
Hotel, on Brandywine RAM
O'Clock this evening.
An excursion to the Ber1. sd
fair At Reading will, be run ora
W. II N. railroadl ON Sep,emb.
under the direction OF Joseph nj
OF Greenville.
L. S. Mcpherson, who ha. ~
gagged at the works OF the Win
Silver Mining Company. at
Oaks. New Mexico, will arrive
city in a short time.
Walter Is. .Carrow, formerlv a.,
clerk with W. G. II. Colgub5unI
new with tho Wholesale drn, hay
w. IL. Sheifli inc, New York. ID
wilmington on Saturday.
"Big Quarterly" will lie Geld
by the A irican Union NJ. p. cbu}
sunday nett, ibas being the n
hrst ann iveIsary OF the found
the church.
The funeral of Charles D. nd
which took place yesterday afte
was attended by members Of
Castle, No. 2, X. q. f., under COM
of Noble Chief w T. Gallaher.
A number of blank orders for
cod railroad ia es TO the State T,al
Association at Rehoboth, will ID
1t Boughman * Co.'S boos ston
Prot. William A. Reynolds who
ON the $50 p. IN. train for Rehob1
day.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
Attempted Murder.

About ten O'Clock last night, az
Thomas White was standing at n
and Madison streets, he was inf
that two men were engaged IN al
on ChristiaDa street, and upon pr(
ing to the place found a German 4
Ferdinand Barnico, and a Pole
Antonio Arganski, clinched and
ground.
The German had murderous
ing pocket knife in his hand, and
officer separated them he made a
at his adversary, which the otiicsl
ceoded in warding of. The Po|
found to be suffering from Two vi
one OF which in in his neck, nd
collar bone, and the other On biz
Both men were taken 10 tie ha]
DIR. Grinshaw summoned, VIII
dressed Arganski's wounds aud 4
him to be kept quiet, for fear OF 4
hemorrhage,
Barhioo was also cut on hs3
and in the palm OF his hand.
ascertained that Barnico, who
somewhere near the Brani@
visited the house on Christian
where there are u number oi POa
that he became involved il. te1
one OF them about young VI
| when, as he claims, tJurof h'el
on him, and he was competed
the knife to defend himself.
Sergeant Hatton, with ~
officers, proceeded to the h9l'1
pied by the Poles, and brousa'
them to the hail, but as neither
| men identified them AS being coy
in the fight, they were discharge
wound in Arganski's neck Is
and had the knife penetrated ah
OF An inch deeper II would have
an artery and undoubtedly pro'e
Barnico was arraigned before
sharpley this morning, but on
Of none OF the parties being
speak English, the hearing Na
poned until this evening 70
Interpreters, and he was COMM
default Of 81, 900 bail,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

Last Saturday the boy Woodrow, who
was suspicioned Of having set fire to
the wheat stacks and barn Of William
IL. Cranston, near Stanton, about a
week ago, had a hearing on the charge
before Squire Killgore. He was de-.
Tended by Harry Sharpley, Esq, and
as there was no evidence produced to
connect him with the burning, the case
was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

Two brothers named Cam pbell engaZ.
ed In a fight this afternoon at Sixth 4
Pine streets. One of them got black
eye and was taken toa drugstore In
order TO have relief afforded. The
police interferred, and we presume the
case will come before the Municipal
court.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
VIM, B, SHARP,
Fourth and Market.
HOW TO PRESERVE.

Manv people find when
they open jars of fruit in the
winter that, owing to defec
i've sealing at the time OF
canning, the fruit which they
expected 20 find as fresh and
sweet as when first taken
from the trees, has become
mouldy and sour.
This could have been pre-
vented, had they used good,
sound corks, and a fine grade
Of sealing wax, which would
not dry full of air bubbles.
We have secured the best
Equality of JAR WAX and
JAR CORKS that can be
found in this market.
PHILLIPS & KANE
| PAINT DEALERS,
no. 8 EAST FOURTH sTR EET
] Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
Uxuarked Bb"" .u1nV Il

At an early hour ra ,'l to police,
an unknown man ~ 'I hid been \
sas s' sss 'ss' T f * Cd, as'
a streets. He bad La a ,e VaH wst. !
s solp sHs % Of ins men wsrs shS
co1ss' By sf' efiicsr Pier'0n. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
--.
va~,strar's Re~'

During the week ending iinst b Drib
Saturday, there "eio o o,a deaths
marriages and thirtY,'' as having
ed TO Registrar Fri a1''. a" causes Of
red In this city Inc c,nr"snmptI
we're ~ follows -s ipfantul
marasmus, A. cho'e aanno"iexy, 4
a and typhoid tever, 2 ctan, s., b
SasS i"'as ssassspilSSas l' and p
each. cent away u.
ment, one:was e i@u ssitv. The ,
| passed through i ,l creer1respOndDs
line past year was -.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
AceiNeniiO "a Horse.

Yesterday afternoon, while the Catho-
tic societies were in st. Mary's church,
d horse attached TO a wagon, which
vas left standing on Pine street. below
Sixth, was seized with the collie, and
fell down, breaking the shafts.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

The three story brick house No 415
jefferson stress, with all tie latest iui.
provements, con tanning ten rooms, side
porch, and bay window. On easy
terms Apply TO Howard X. Vernon,
REPUBLICAN, Office.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
charged WIN 20, arreste

S sr% \. a. .es,y T %aoraI,a.s!, AZ :;
5o S'le charged VIII rp s' esss e,
t taken to the bali rben Gamble a M
e. t. % sss.spSss,S y mt! T I:
,ss;ss i he 70 '' :ass ,.o ;as e :;
drunk xian upon ON his fHf'''''''
appearance
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
The unprecedented success

The unprecedented success
attending the opening of the
Wilmington Bazaar at No.
1T Market street, four doors
below Second street, is entire
ly due to the bargains offered
to the public. We propose
to offer weekly new bargains.
Times are hard, wages are
low, andpeople demand and
should have lower prices.
We purchase nothing except
what we can get at very low
prices. This week we open
so dozen Gents Balbrig-
gan Gauze Shirts at 80 cents.
Just one-half they sold before,
80 dozen Linen Collars at
$l.00 and Sl.25 a dozen
worth $50 and $l.75.
5 dozen Gents Fine Mus
lin Night Shirts at 80 cents,
the price OF the muslin only,
no charge for making.
43 dozen Gents Drawers
at %, 33 and so cents a pair.
35 dozen Ladies Corsets,
various makes, at q reduction
of 33 per cent.
2 cases OF Calico at 4 cents
per yard.
1900 Misses and Ladies
Jerseys, black and colored,
al-wool (not cotton) at Sl.25.
The greatest bargains evel
lofered.
500 yards of good Table
Linen at 40 and 80 cents pc,
yard.
Guinet Black Dress Silk
lat SI,oo; former price $l.35,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
NIght.RlOOm.ng Cereus

This rare plant, which only blooms
once year, will be in flower tonight,
and be placed on exhibition in the win
dow at p. o, Snyder's bakery, No. ll3
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

NNyANTED-TO SELL ONE RE9ULA
w ton sword belt and cap, X. Il. Zap
ally at 903 W. 3rd street. au25-6ts
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

NOR COUNTY Ass ESSOR, FIRST DIS
IL trict. Wilmington Hundred, VIM, J
NJ AXWELL. Subject to the decision of tn
Democratic party. au25tsl3
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

XYTAN1ED-A HALF GROWN WHITE
w girl for light work. Apply at No. ooO
West sth street. au25-2t
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25
The Feeble Grow strong

NOR SALk-IaE STOCK AM
Il fixtures OF my boot and shoe store, do
Ing good business. Good reasons for soil
ing address OF apply at corner 7th an'
Pine or ga Poplar street.
AUS 81 J. A. PARSONS.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

UYANTED-LADIE AND CENT T.
w men OF pleasant address to engage In
a pay business Good pay to active workers
Apply at once. X. L. WHITMAN, Delaware
House. au25-ltt
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

NOR SALE-EXPECTIN4 SHORTLY
II to remove from the city offer for sale
the residence No. 1903 delaware avenue. This
house is favorably located, contains rooms
and bath. Has lately been connected with
the Delaware avenue sewer, and overhauled
and put In complete order at large outlay.
1t WIN be sold on easy terms, ana those desr-
Ink TO inspect the Fame who mean bust
ness), are invited TO do 20 any afternoon
from 2 to O'Clock. ] NJ. HALDEMAN, No
1908 delaware avenue. au25.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

XIyANTED- A'SITUATION As WAITER
this office. au25-ats
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

nLlyET SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCUK-
~ sion to Pennsgrove, on steamer Susie
McCsh, TO morrow. Tuesday, August 10th
Boat leaves Fourth street wharf at o'cl, OK
.. IN. Tickets, rs and Is cents. au261t
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

VIYANTED-A GIRL IN A STORE
w Address in own writing, with refer
encc, M, this offce. au2s-its
Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

r OSr-A BUNCH OF KEYS ON MAR
IL ket street on SUNDAY. A suitable re-
ward will be paid on leaving same At this Of
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Daily Republican., 1884-08-25

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Wilson street, Wilmington. AUS St.