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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-15

ry TO raise a family without a
spsIer, provided il coatsi a the
Inn t 81 DR.. Bulls Cough Sy-up.
NsiuS5!e ,,,5!e medicine is necessary to
children in good health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-15

A prrceis1 IN Nsu RIebDc1d. o, ~;
Ell Dophsm. writes us the f9iogl1e5 ~
eonsi6er DS. BuIi's Cough eynnp -
The very best thipes n.sds- Le5s
seibsS n ~ esn fsniiy se4Ue -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-15

4 hArrF, aroused by the ap.
the people along the border
a State, has gone to work
and 7romptitude worthy of
~ other cities. A meeting
hta','e citizens has been held,
eiiei Committees appointed.
pd>0me sum alleailv raa'i,s3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-15
Fhe Worst Used Up Towns

that they have seen. Anv contributions
sent to Hon. W. II T.rr, J. c. Palmer, G.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
II EDITION
wedding NuDlial,.

St. Paul's NJ. L. church was wal, su
Thursday evening with the tviends .9
acquaintances of Miss Minnie p S Ss! slu
gett, daughter OF Postmaster WING
Y. Swiggett, who was joined in ",aS xss
lock at Z o'clock to Chas. K Les W." a~'
oi Berryville, Va. The ceremony "Y, ",
performed by the ney, ! II. CaMv%% VIZ
ID. D., presiding elder OF the "s, es.,s.,
district of the Wilmington CoptersN'a,.a
The bride eLtered the church m "
arm Of her father, who gave her a. sv.s ,,s
She was dressed IN handsome sui, t'!; J;
white satin. The Misses Hcstou NV ,'d y
Morrison Of this city, aud the Mis... ss
Lee, sisters Of the groom, acted .s y
bridesmaids, while Charles G. phlN's
and Arthur II. G. Garrett of this r|,,. N
and Messrs. Griffith aud Counsello, Y
Berryville, acted as eroomsmen.
| After the ceremony the newly vsd
ded couple returned to the house Of III.
brides parents, where reception va, ,s
given from 8 to 10 The happy counIs
left ON a late train tor an extendsd
Southern wedding trip, carrying with
them the best wishes Of all for Inn, NM
. and prosperous welded life, The Ry
r DR.. Richards a former pastor Of A.
Paul's M. +. church, was among m
united guests present.
Mary Bowe, daughter Of William
r R0we, of the firm Of Gregg & BOVt
r carriage dealers, Was married at
d O'Clock yesterday afternoon TO Fan
= e. Kelley of this city. The certmOa
was performed IN St Peters pr
= Cathedral, by the Rev. Father KsiIs
In the presence of large number
friends and acquaintances The bh,
was richly and handsomely dress
while the groom wore the usual co
vent oral suit Of black. The bride "
waited on by fonr bridesmaids, wh
1.-THE groom was attended by Mr.. ri
of Philadelphia,a personal friend. AT
In the ceremony the newly married coul
\ left for an extended wedding trip, a
upon their return vii! take up tt
residence at Delaware avenue and VI
Buren, street. They have the v
wishes of all who know them
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
FOURTH EDITION.
Dots.

ADOuNs
A stated meeting of the Delaware
Artists Society will be held IN room Mo. M.
10 Institute building, at ~ Oh o"'"'
da. evening. A..
The foot walks on the sides OF .ns uS
new Market street bridge are com mpio.ea .,'a
and pedestrians can pass over ao sno
structure without entering the carr'as'
way. o nv.
A party of roughs created some .md cd
citement in the vicinity Of six.h ANU anu
Washington streets at an cary ral nua
yesterday morning by firing seSera'
shots from revolver. ,
Five applicants for qnalinen an.in. aIs
oist assistants certificates were exanln' 1sana
ed in the rooms Of the Board OF Euuem uam
tion Yesterday, by James a. Mois""
of the State Board of Pharmacy.
Engine No. 67 of the r., "; ~ % %
railroad collided with engine No. .us 90
which was standing In the rounan9us .
at the foot Of Second street yesterday
Both engines were badly dam"ee".
Miss Rust s training class ior k'nas, noe,
partners hold their graduating ON; 40;
eises In their room at the lnstitnte W, u,
|evenipg at 7.45. All friends OF the S"'N
are invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Rase Bail,

The Wilmington Club gained their Tua,n Ian
v,ctnrv vesterday over the llonsides OF Lan mn
ca ster' on the latter's arounds. .a., M.iaUu and
: vnch was the Wilmington oattGry amu
moved very effective, as the score WIN niocs
mnn e,rh ratnrneu home about ~ ocl9cA
ny ne auauinv "nao and tomorrow they Will play
the Philadelphia Reserves at Front S'''0'
park. tho score of Yesterday s
game. :, %
W,,m,nytou 50 0 !
Millhiihs ,ea,iias "" 20 ".
posa Wilmington, 10: lrons'oeS'
urrossH Wilmington ; IroHsdes, 4
Games we're played elsewhere s'''e''"'
DC At Philadelphia-phila, Reserve, ~
Lancaster, 8. Boston Union, ~ my s'''''
. Athletic, 2b; Hartville. prooL
At Brooklyn -Philadelphia' i''-
lsaA't At New York-M etropol''an' 4; Ne'
At At Holyoke, Mass.-B0s'0ns' IA h0'
'oA' At Pittsburg, Pa Detroit, 3; Alliesheh'
At Cincinnati-cin., Union 7; Ai''0n'
Union,2. .,, "a . Monume er
tai, 8. ,,oo,,,a 7. Harrisburg
v At Baltimore National Union, 8 hal'
mqEe' %t Washington, u D. o.-wasAing'0n'
'uua At Reading Providence League II
| Active l,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Political.

The Ren,blicau State Convention OF
Indiana Yesterday elected as delegates
tna'hs 10 CHICAGO Senators BENZ. Harrison and
Richard w. Thompson by aec."ms mns
tion. aud Hon. John. ID. Baker, o. uoo
hen and Morris Mcdonald, OF NeS
Albany. The delegation is uninstructe.n,
and without expressed preferences.
The Republican State Convention o'
Tennessee met Yesterday in Nashvllle;
.Jndge Frank T. Reid was nomi9ataIeu
for Governer by acclamatioh. ne ,sta M@a
Con nfederate officer during tae lase
war. Delegates to the Chicago oonvtn. ven
tion were chosen, but were ie'I uh'n'
structed. Association
in Washington, at meeting last hleh'
adonted resolutions presenting JOSEPH
II Mcdonald as a candidate 1or INT
nomination for the Presidency. eeha
tor Voorhees, was present and mado
sneech in support of Mcdonald. ,,
The New York Mail-Express puoiish
a renort that the delegates TO the Na
ee: publican Convention tron
tional hor h, .-e to be elected to "a!
thas n;'l Guy Under % the leaaersh!rr q 'os' y
n'Rrien. vote in tie convention 10
r. s. Grant for Presidential NOM
nee," caa,t;on of I
,.ua;s instrncted its delegates 70 VI
National Convention to supPo'' A''e'
tor President.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
The Presbytery AdjOurns.

The session of the New Caals
Presbytery yesterday morning, at
Chesapeake City, adopted a revised
Book of Discipline with a few txGp|
tions, the most importantof of which va
thl, rejection OF tue clause that allowed
Professional coun-el TO be employed I'D
church matters. II was asO decided u
return to the old method Of tonsdlu|
ting tho synod, which will increase lAl
membership of the PIessy'ery lFo1l
about 40 TO $50.
The standing committees submlla
| reports which were dGpted. A resdu
tion, thanking the people OF C1esa
peake City for their generous LoSp'sl
lty, was unanimously adopted, alls
which the rrcsby'ery adJouEned,
meet in Elkton On Apr. ~, Shs
the Rev. Mr.. Beers will be installed M
tor OF the church in that town
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
persOnal.

RavAdan stengle, pastor OF the M. H.
.h,,rch at Middletown, and former pas
ior 70 verv ., ,r severely afflicted withintiamma
'o1y iyoseph S. and FrancisA Hersey; o, o,
vorS uJs1 Coupty, Pa, have been on a yisa1 a
turned home yesterday. preu;aina
Rev. DR.. J. H. Caldwell, ui preS,ons IRE atn,
Elder Of Easton District, "inmtns,o1 natnra q,
1;nnference, was in this city yes'eiu"'
e'1 Kew DR.. Richardson, formerly pas,o ~
of ST. Paul's M. &. church, out nov now s;,' s;"
u tion ne. cd in Philadelphia, was in thls GU
Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
RradAl Reception.

Last evening (Thursday)the paF"1
age of the Methodist Eplsropa' clult|
m Chesapeake City was sI'ow'ualed
every part, and filled win colopa]]
of happy people, assemble" to t2'tDa]
hearty reception 10 tneIr ne"Iy "
pointed preacher, tue krr. I ! A. \
O'Brien, and his bfa"'iIL, Gr'as' a,S;1 NJ
have just returned from 'nelF Ss0u,i, ,aS N
tour. Fragrant flowers 'FcGfa's1 sI ,,i NJ
spacious parlor, and w''',nile" .ha uhJ .a"
graced the dining hall, NA'Ir ,he SaJ ,snl
house bore eyiaence OF feceu. ~
walton in anticipation OF 'Ie alln n'at
the bridal party. Mr.. ami Nrs' ',,,,' v~N
were the recipients OF many GVtssa tssi|
llations from their newly lGunu .ns,, nsS')
who, after a pleasant evening u, Il 'g% nnr,
the parsonage, departed to 'De'' ''"'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
New Church Oihcers.

The trustees of Hanover Presbyterian
church held their annual meeGihs i.'sS
evening, with Edmund 3. trazer IN IN
the chair. The report of the treasurer
showed the church to be in goood n y nan IAN
cial condition. An election OF olhcers II
resulted as follows: President, John l.
Davis Treasurer, Benjamin 5. Hl"TK 1rk;
Secretary, Henry P. Rumford. The
commjt,ee on pews and music were re-
elected and the following new com
mittpes chosen: On finance, Samue
Mc(,lary. John H. Adams, benjamin
s Clark ; on church property, JON
| W. Lawson, Alfred }. Rumtord AM
| Edmund b. Frazer
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
THIRD EDITION,
o,day Girls ON = Lark.

A.,n .arlv hour last evening special
49, nS Thomss. at the p, w. u b. hali,
o onaS atation. had his suspicious ar0useu
by eeing two young ellls ot;na ;n
along the railroad track anu aSI a,'asd to
. suspicious manner. ne cencinu ,. .hev
vatch them, and about II O'Clock hnrs iu.s
entered the United States hotei' ns mno
thew registered under assumed iaiaeI iaaaeI'
nd nd cave their residence as Pnilaeei.
.h;, They engaged lodging iof LILO
hight. Maid their bill and retired. !,
The officer began to make some ~. ho
.r;rv In reference to them, wheh he
Hisarned that they lived in New Cas,le,
nnJ I that both of their fathers worked ~ ~
Tasker's rolling mill in that place. ~ lte
,aiear.rhad the parents either daugh-
ters7 whereabouts, and this morning
10th oentIenen arrived in TINS Guy,
interviewed officer Thomas anu orance ~
for the girls to make their appeaa,ano ..er.
which they did in due time anu p%;1a Ma
about to take an early tram ioI I.anai n.aa
delnhi.. when their fathers interierea
and told them they had better re'f"0'
their erring footsteps. ,;so,
The pirls were very much surprises
a. III; turn of affairs, but made IL
-ss;stance and seemed perfectly wllhn
~ return TO New Castle on the heA
tra;n' Their stern parents, however, IL
formed them ~ they had waikeo ovs
thew would have TO return IN tne SAL
manner. and with sad torebedlngs
%Iar' to their future u punishment, they star
ed on the weary tramp homewaras.
The girls were aged respectively !.
nearance @ and wore short dresses. VI "
# them had long curly hair. 1t W "
learned that they had been entie 9
fuon homa nv a man from Phlad'
mia , Who had paid for their lodgl
h a. the hotel and had left them ,,, vi :.
money to pay their passage a. aa sst tb tbem'
delphia where he was to mee' 'ne-n'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
a Ssupular Accident

Yestesday morning. W W mi', ~
Mooney a foreman at me r. ,n' "'u Ds'pi|
aes,aens ;ns, turned on pressure Of $50 egs1l'
to oii the square inch when the rl'ns sP,,ssSs u
valve broke and the I"'ss ta,t d
elected about one ,n' hu'"'' bo, wal
the air and 'hH .i1.1 ,ul
with which the boiler "aS ,a. ain ,n,o \
ed with tre, endous 'o,.' 'a kyocki
| MONEYS face and right eye "'''
him down. , ,ri.b MchiO
that ths blood flowed IFe',i H. Moo
cuts made in the face 80 ,1' Dr' VI
WAS taken to his bone anu ,l,s. ~ Iced
being sent for, had M, MS 'S, eS'J; ,;drd,
after which the sweIll'ls '""'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Fatal Accidents.

A boiler in one of Dolsen, Chapin ~
Co.'S drill houses, in Bay City, Michigan
epnloded on Wednesday afternoon Kill
ing Xavier Sovey and William MEOW .
lev, and fatally injuring John la
Fonntain, John Kelley and John Con.
nelly. Four others were less severely
injured. oo,,s staam
saw mills, at Trappe, Talbot County
Maryland, on Wednesday afternoon, D.
Carl Enoerman was killed and another
man badly injured.
well.known citizen OF Waukesha, W WIS ID
consin, was choked to death yestet,ua;; a;
morning while eating a piece OF peel
steak.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Rochester Book Beer.

John p, Donahoe, Nos. 5l7 and ol9
Orange street, has Just received an n
i nyoice of extra celebrated hocnes'e
Book beer, that he is now ready to de, e.
i;ver IN his customers in all parts OF
the city in bottles or kegs. All saloon
keepers who deal with Mr.. Donahoe,
have this celebrated beer on tap ana IN
bottles. He will also supPly II 10 iahl. II,
lies, and orders can be sent by ma'l a VI
telephone, which will be promptly as, as,
tended to- This justly celebrated peel
ia pronounced the best ever oroughs y
this city, and is highly recom1nenae. y y,
Inv pbysiciars in cases were persons Al'
suffering with weakness or nefVou
prostratlOn.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
D.vrsros,sIy III.

sollie Cox. o daughter Of JOSEPH OU1'
;, e~a s,n nloyes @ Of the r. W. & B. Il; Il.
an snpnV namy residing at No. 62l East
sH six,h Street, who accidentally swai, y q.
n,ns ,n..,ad a hreast pin some four or five
,"mra lows AGO. e is now lying dangerously III
caused by the pin, which Is Shn sIll, = s.p q,
poscd to be In her stomach, cs,h nns 70 .aI a.
tended by DR.. Tomlinson OF eixIh AN, Nh.
Walnut streets, who has very htsl'
homes of her recovery.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
AnAff1icted Family.

Ella May, daughter of William ho3, 3
inson, residing near st. James ,,tanted u
Mill Creek Hundred, was attackea 'a
with som ething like typhoid fever soine i'
two weeks ago, and notwiths'ahainEg
the calling in Of DR.. Springer she u'e'
on Wednesday. .,s,
Three sisters and a brother have als' 'l
been attacked with the same ulseaSe ;,%
and are low suffering from 1t. I'm Il:
pirls worked in the factory, and coha' m
bnted to tho support of the family, IN
location i, healthfnl one, and tl'
cause of their illness Is unknown. lna
have the sympathy OF the entire ne'e'
borhood in their affliction.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Good Prices

T. w, Stidham & Son, auctioneers'
sold at public sale for Samuel DEPUTY,
eU,a ome Mia mi above Newark, Delaware, on On
y Thursday, April 18th, horses $243. S..i $SS o.
s3a1 70 Sl5o. $146, $143.5O. Cows for S3o
s1' to az per head; yoke yearline calves
S2S ~ S'sI shdats SO per head. There were
shout s,1, 20 head Of stock sold in all az
sDu'O sa;n nr;ces. Mr.. Deputy expects 70
h"id @ another public sale in three weeks
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
.,r.usant party.

Mr., and Mrs. Samnel n'p,t pvtspYng
their residence, NO. 90 ,A' invited cut
str. ct. About sixty-fivsi III, 'o,naI n feat
Were present and the na pr'tH'I,ii,p ;H II,ippns
of the entertainment wa, ','.,t ~ music b
furnished t,Eri by William ..S v ',S'Ii M 'ls
elegant supper war % S'i, and o'elocl
ming room 6etween, a. y az" .,"rIp jus
The festivities were '",. ,',,,r,,r psprr
early hour and ALL all r,yJlF.' rhsJ !. god
themselves as haVips N
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
r.sartatument ~ WV 4

The stereoptican lim.t anu ''' 'prpsbytel
tainment given in oIlvss We Mr.. Ricts
was an interesting: al,".i ris shosvda y
sttenis "ts d. Mr.. RiehaFsst la;snt 'Is Eg' ]
l5v iine views Of ane'sndI a,c"nd ljy!AlX
tSe ~ers hfsniy :! iy' entertaining:
part of the program, ali,aIions, o1 ,etc,,ana
select reading, reclta'lo''''
an important feature
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
A Race Riot.

About forty Hungarians and Poles
st the Edgar thomson ,od Dtoe, ;n -
Works, Bradford, Penna', engageu ,nst III
riot Yesterday morning. me hght ias;' az;
ed M tso hours and was queIled by citl-
m zens, who organized a vigilance com, com.
rittee. Joseph Miller and Aloer' tr
Wojrsii S'o poles, were dangerously IN
in,rd, and the former will probably y
ria William Smith, q Hungarian, was
.hn, M in in ,he hack of the head. The Poles
,n"s w'"e !" celebrating tI,G the return to thei1
rn,ntrv Of five Of their number, an'
nartnok freely of liquor. one OF .n'
Polea was attacked by Hungariahs
and the fight developed into the r'o''
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
The ynallest EGk.

Joseph r. Hukill, No. 9o7 Poplar ", st.,
has a large Dominick hen some na, .nreo
sa wars g old that has astonished her owner
By laying not the largest but the small ma
G est eGg. One left at the REPUbLlGAh
esf ussi, of a dark brown color and about
ne'o the s;ze m OF Of a robins egg. The hen tina,
laws law '' these small eggs cackles as long ano
a. 49, land as the hen that lays eggs te'
,i,npa a. large,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
r.b,esu Entertainment.

R.v, G. B. Peterson, pastor OF tpe
"A r. M, P. church, French street
a, ahove Eighth, will give a tableau enter
.a;nment J this (Friday) evening, con.
Stating of Moses lifting up the serpen.
IN the wilderness, Abraham offering ms
aon 40 Isaac as a sacrifice, Ten virgins,
I Rroker's Exchange. etc. The patronage
. both white and colored citizens II
o,,;";ted. Admission 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Un, n GD6ecn s"

It was the powerful LsL made "
igton hsy Hastings Mstr the 1s'fs''' hs CONN.,, =,
the tnDI prospect aprrar%sat 'in' 'ppr,,
no9s' no1s Seconded "ee nd WHAT wIass!n"ns be Tis v:
sentiment of thsc@nTy. '',9nys hut MI
hronuht him through -
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
.s.n, D,smtssed for Marry ing

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April lo'FIhe Enis
vastrv of the Calvary Protestant Lp,n Lpne
copal % Church, at Tamaqua, la', ,,;s,miss mass
votad to close their church ana dsnmss uas,ss
thsir NUir pastor, Rev. W. B. Burk, oecaair tha;r
ha % nresisted in marrying against ;nSa vnssA
i fishes. The rector is a resolute, ahha hes
"endent and courageous man. WIZ aMI n~I
ppaanhed eloquently, it is salu, aI' oh
whose character is above rep,uaonii
When Wheu a few weeks ago, he announceaf ~
h;a Intention OF marrying, the naine eua ~,
,hs hs hride caused a commotlon a'hohe he
Sone Sn members of the congregation W., fo,
so sald that she was not fit associate rp' ,ol
them then or a tit wife for their pastor. ,,,a' an'
vestrv ,n protested, but the marriage WA sh
celebrated, and the congI, gaslon1 1"s "s
sented itself from the wedding hGs d;s
night nipbt the vestry met and voted o, ohurc1 10 rtl
m miss the pastor and close the churc'
~ On In Tuesday the newly made ;,,l re 6
couple left their homes in this hc Guy 81 II
Kansas, where they VIII purot~1' potnr
d farm and grow up with the country
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
suahen heath.

The mother OF Miss Fannie Riya; Rafs ;hs Wsc city
s,sss telegram from ,,d rhlaaepn hsr dppusner
who was going to seho0' II he I'M mother hastily
ing dangefoua' re ua to her daughters bedside
where sn sns the Of this world Decs"Is' r
suddsn w"s dssS sad SoT nfF
hfT ;6s 's Of Tss ssadsn S5'S The
phia rv at she resied sI II that city and the remain
formerly yntsr, ed in Mt. Moriah cemetery
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
n a WINS II h'

James Danby m,ion was " "a At po,SI
terday. He was ,sa e's, Seventh W% sr'
%ssss,t' lss ;ss 'e11sssasnss 1ss% !is q j. C sI
who was elected az o,%,srd. % The |
but S", Sns S1Ss sis's is lit little ,.i ''s' t,'
,hs ,hst T Mr, Danny was no'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
I'm prOviUK.

Willie Hagerty, No. 2.2 .,y;n yan + b"1en 1ep
at w ,li Who fell from scaffold IL ,ht af
street, %nT y, Zones Company's ship yards
dp pnsFy thursday m and broke his log Just u, M. p1
on .hn uu' bin ia improving very last mt
low ,nder ,he l5r. S. l.. Vests care.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
.Cn..l for Every body.

Fred Ott, the popular barp1r' % sh;n1ev hErIn
streets wrss in addition to gyn!g MS fus prs
toners a a,ae~ I,e" towl for every customer
This TiIee ia q one Of the best shops in to"h'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Stalu ImurOvIng.

John Hartman, of the firm OF Hal.. M
man g. Fehrsnbach, brewers, VINO WI. Ne.
taken suddenly Ill on Monday az IN. ths
German Hall, is improving anu 'nl, !,
morning he was much stronger anu Il
a fair way to recover.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
-v,o " RAtD 6f.

A fall of temperature mas s,I;Is iihan in the
east of the Alleghenles, ,Wnl'o; s;sa a. 'rn. M
West there has been genera. gnas .,uc and rain
morrow increasing cloudinesS anu LOU
ara nrnbable.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
rna whito Elephant.

stansbury Murray, Jr., 1o4 East From. E y
street, is about getting up n"m nar srcnr. H.
of CT lgars for the coming su LII q Whit
81 MS, to bs known as 'ne " n'''
Elephant"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18

The Democratic City Association WIN
hold meeting in the hall OF theh n ia'1n. fo,
ship Fire Co., on Saturday evening, snn s,r ,ol
the purpose of organizing for the COLL
ling campaign.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18

DUBLlC eAn.-vr n"''Sn AND
Il lots .ba
Great bargains may be opta'"eu nv
public sale Of houses and lo(s
ON MAY lo,
Ats o'clock In the evening,
At the office. second story Of the Western
Union Telegraph Building. n. T. co.no.
Third and Market streets, OF inc io''o"'Ae
properties ,.., ,,o,
ro. |. Two-story brick house. metal a.oi
13 feet 81 inches by ~ feet, slL heeu eIi0s roof
M . Two.story brick house. metal Ioo''
% o ta., 81 inches 6y So feet; Sl4 Reed street.
No a Two-story brick house, metal roo''
- teet IL inches by IS feet, Sle Reed street.
Nh Two. story brick house, metal roo'
IA feet 81 inches by s3 feet, sls Reed street
No. S, Two story brick house, metal TOW ""
II feet by $50 feet, GA west FROM s''e''' ''''
niny back to Reed street. .,rse,
No Lot north side Of Shearman stree'
between Tenth and Eleventh and i.onipa, '.
land Pine streets, So feet from A1omoara e'
II feet inches bv 7ofeet r,,oormon st
MOI. Lot on north eide OF shearmun .. ,.
!, he,ween Tenth and Eleventh anu Loui'a.
: and Pine, 10 feet from Pine s'iee'' '0''''
No, 4, Lot on westerly side or buuoh"Se
s,raet .f feet from the nOItherly side oi
o street, 1875 feet by 100 1eet.
:, TERMS OF SALE:
el Five per cent. cash ON evening Of sals'
l. ner cent. within 90 days mortgage el ,,,
le her cent. on the remainder VIII pe arso ."Sn
M | Mamhers of this association or ptfso
10 taking shares may lea We MORTGAGE OF u,,,
y Snnared dollars $4,000 on each share W.T.
b. UUT my PREMIUM, thus en- enaSlns sans
most any body to secure Vaiuapi1 'yai hv'' nv
Sale positive, without wthdrawti adns,eiss or !,
derbidding The title of the propeltles Is !
feet. The association VIII havs uooar 5aroe
N mortgages prepared withoutahy 'na's'
st the purchasers. .,,
in nlTuECI,AYTON LOAN ASSOClATlt
'er For further information, apply 10
n M. LlCHTEESTilN IN.
rs ,o,., Secretar
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18

y osT-A MILK BOOK WAS LOST
this morning on Eleventh stree. nen, ~
Smiley, The finder will be Pa,d Ps,tiu aooI
Of AZ on returning same to A. DoNoiSso ais'ott
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18

ssrn g. Co.'S thermometer reg's1io. c1 ..
rtardoy nend "a degrees at 8 p. m.' b" az
< n. M. and 50 at III p. III.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
DEATHS.
MARRIAGES..

RlyALL-Entered into rest. April ~ ~ anc s1S'
Frances e., dsugSatgshr S q vsa,s ea and months.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
Ladies'
Ladder,

Kid foxed, lasting, button CATERS Si'N'
=. pabcock's. 2O6 Market Street,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18

For tailor-made Suits Covered bnt
tons, Lasting and Braided Buttons IN
hlack and matching shades Crochetea
Rnttons, @ oval and Spherical in fancy
White. Ball. Pearl Buttons in ecr1l
or pongee color, with shanks and with
Pearl, Plain, ,Inlaid and Figured WIN
lstem points, some styles pierced through
" pearl in swivel form and chased. y,
| pearl in dark tints, of double conical
lshape. ,, ~, us,roked''
rearl in new elaborate designs flai'
Crescents, steel pointed centre clusters
, lopen work, etc. o,uo, ON.
Metal Buttons Stars and Leaves en- en-
q circled in Il III, Bright Steel lriae
Gre Crescerts. Large and Small, MATCHING
icoat buttons, Steel and Gilt com olhe'
land richly chased. .,.,, oo,
J. Bronze and Steel Buttons, with cen
y tres of net work, crown or fancy pieces
; others with single grouping OF s'eei
r. A full line of Flat, Pierced Iridesce1
Buttons, centre of antique figures plro
buckles, wheels, ETC.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18
lee cream.

Charles Kyle's ice cream cream 'sn street, Mar.
at his old stand in secohu s'-'''
ket house tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-18

pain, lasting, lace shoes: sl'oo' d.
Rahcock's, 2O6 Market street,