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Ana NsrcHu NEWS,

ApANsrcRa NEws.
The Picnic which was to be held last Saturday
| wne postponed and will be held on Ssturia,
Aug ~, 1854 In Msrklcy's Grovc. Excursion
tickets will bc s,ld. all passenger traius viii
stop at The grove NJ ,lJr u. II has cInsedtcd To-
DO present to enlivcn the occasion with hts elo
quonce. All Sundty schools are iuy,tcl u come
Tho picnic on Saturday was changed iutu u
festival for tho hennt VI the Bini and realized
Hs,iS. The performance given by PGur Sal,r
msn Of Wash ,ngtUu on tho Byciclc was gruui .
lie took orders Tor six new machines. r.ctt,
soon this will become the bycclc town.
Mrs. Banks Drec,o ani Son Ion for PIttsburs
ON ast Mo-dny. Our bet wishes yo with
them.
L,wis H,l.rlck moved into the house vacated
By Is. u. Dresse. Frank Spade in,o tho housc
vacated by Lewis Hcfrick, John McElenrath in
the the house Frank Spade vacated. Bon. Bssr
moved In klosos house ON Main Street.
On Sunday Rev. l.. q. Edmondi preached IN
the Lutheran Church. In tho audience We NO.
ticcd four Revs., n,noly, Ltnlis, Dsittlcr
Honeycutt OF Adamsburg. aud Rev. ilacsman Of
Mitch.
J. W. spocht draws the customers since bc
sells at cost Now is the tmo to buy choap
All. 4 A. A. Uish brought = car load oi
young cattle to this place which they will sell In
q Wsek or two. EnAsrus.
Clothing, at cost, for cash at Simon
ton, Barber Il Co.'S.
FOR SALE OR TRADK A % shot
42-calibre Evans Rifle. Warranted To
shoot 1900 yards with M much accur.
acy az any breech. loading rifle manu-.
factured. Call on or address,
II. II. HARTER,
Middleburgh, Pa.
xxx ls inch shingles for sale at this
Office. Apply to Il. II. Harter for par.
ticulars.
many umos are cut from the whole cloth, and foi
every one voluntarily given IN praise ui u mcritu
rious article an ut'cruIulrus and dishonest mann
factnrcr can write up dozen for HE WORTHLESS,
products hut tho following card from the tray eri
of Sower,PO Goa publishing house known IN
almost every State In tho Union, is ~ rmphati,
AMI to the point that VIZ cannot rciraIn from giv
ing II ~ evidence
Goo. .gctown, Ia
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express ut once one bottle Curtis tnrmclIto Tor
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summer that recommended II highly to all IN!
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Single bottle guaranteed to euro any case cholc
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complaint, cramps or any intestinal irritato on
whatever or money refunded IN every instance
should have place In every household and every
travellers satchel.
JoHssToN, Holloway n 40.
Philadelphia Agents
Sold at Dr. Barber's Popular Drug store
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CAUTION.

xotiss !. ksrsby given that Ihsys passhss.
hegs, cee stove. ! slOet, . bsds and bedding
custody of the ssid samuel Hitter snS issssd
= sei ss.s g sH "a ~ .s.ssss 80 vsrasd sss
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Central Dry Goods Store,

Central Dry Goods Store,
Special inducements are now of
fered to purchasers. Prices redue-
cd on nearly everything in stock.
Cleaning out odds and ends at most
any price. We desire to reduce
our large stock Of Dry goods, No
ton aud Carpets in order to make
room for IN early fall trade, aud
therefore respectfully y invite the pub
lie to call, examine our goods, and
learn our prices.
Our motto is /: Never to bc under
sold We have now very conven-
lent place to exhibit our goods to the
best advantage Of our customers, as
well rs ours. 1fyou come to our
town, call to see us, and make your.
self Mt home, you are just as wei.
come. Respectfully,
S. WEIS Selinsgrove, Pa
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s. WEIS, Selinsgrove, Pa
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
EO|T|O


The Levy Court mettb,s ,,
after a long consultation ama
democrats, the following Jndaal
inspectors OF election were chass es
First District.-William r 'I E
Austin V. Gaynor, Harry II t roi
SECOND District.-samnel S. "a
James +. O'Dounell. Lewis II ~
Third District - William n
dish, Joshua Pyle, David powa,
Fourth District.-Charles Isa
Dennis Carr, Christian Clavsv zen
Firth Disirict.-John BraJv
haggerty, Thomas l.. johnson y
sixth District. = John W
John Taggart, John l.. pIerson
) 'venth District.-G.orosWS
Ed ward Mitchell, Hiram Kimh sn
Eighth Distr'ct.-George hi
MONS Alfred Vandever, Frank y
Ninth District. Charles ssrr,
+. simmons, Samuel NJ. Wood
Tenth District.-Thomas NJ r.,
Henry M. Wickerstam, CharI
Kyle. ""''
L ."ru'h D.s'r'ct.-Williau @
Eieazer AinswvIth, Thomas Il
Twelfth District. -E. H. Hoa,
j. E,dridee Pierce, Joseph l.. q
Thirteenth District.-Johp p
lagher, Lawrence J. Seya. Frau
Fourteenth District.-Frank
Jarrett Hanna, John NJ. Enos
Fifteenth District.
Frank ID. Talley, Richard Bnrtor
Sixteenth District Thomas
mons.
Seventeenth District Johl
stroud. Washington Cox Jol|
Moore. "''
Eighteenth Distric:.-J. Ans.
lison, William II. Stout John
Nineteenth District.-Henry N
kins, Alfred Cochran, John ouiu
Twentieth District. -Solomun
William II. H.ckeu, W. $. Cloud
Twenty.first District. - Sam
Dickson. Charles NJ. Buckma,s,
l.. Lynch.
Twenty second District. Jas
Thomas b. Tucker, John BROOKS
Twenty third District N
Theodore Hatton, John Clough.
Twenty. fourth Distric..-Mat
Mealy, F. II. Donnelly, Andr
Thompson.
Twenty.fift District j. Alirt
Inns, Michael Walsh, Beoja
gia.
Twenty-sixth District.-lIard
Smith, Thomas Z. Barden, WI
Thompson.
Brandywine Hundred, East Dist
+. Dirtrick, William G. Weir.
Christiana Hundred, West Dist
William Arm strong.
81. Georges Hundred, West hi
w lillian Wood.
Appoquinimink Hundred. --Jo
Stats.
The first In each Of the city di
Is the judge, aud the other TWO
tors.
A resolution was adopted appro
ing 5000 for repairs 10 bridges ID
poquinimink Hundred. There
no further business. the COut
journed at 1890 O'Clock until Tue
Novem Der 18th.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
MYfha.

Letters of administration were grant
ed by Register Biggs yesterday 10
Charles ID. Agness, on The estate of Will.
liam I. Agness, and also letters tesla.
mentary TO John Peoples, executor OF
the will of Sarah Peoples, both of this.
city.
Several new Mann boudoir cars are
now being built by the Harlan q Hol.
ipgswortb Company. The jackson g.
sharp Company are also constructing a
number for the same Company.
Ryan II Mcdonald. railroad contrac
tors, are moving their steam shovel,
dump cars and other equipments to
Chester, Pa, where they have secured
a new contract.
John Williams black mare Lady
and DR.. Vandever's sorrel horse, will
test their respective merits as trotters
at the Scheutzen Park, on Saturday
October %.
The rite of conf Imatioh will lie adj
ministeIed to several applicants at St
james =. f. church, Sisntt on Sun
day morning by Bishop Lee He will
Also ofiiciate at st. James Chrch, New
port, in the afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

that the building, when completed,
would not fall tar short Of $40, 600.
Mr.. Smith still maintained that he was
wild in his remarks and that be was
prepared to vote, although hs was
buildings.
Mr.. Kyne stated that he had under.
stood from good authority that Mr..
Christy had withdrawn his hid simply
because he could not afford to lay out
OF his money for three years. He Ask.
cd the committee for an explanation,
but they lodged the question by inform. .
ing him that they knew nothing beyond
the fact that he had withdrawn his bid,
and If Mr.. kyne desired further infor.
nation he could wait on Mr.. Christy.
DIR. Shortlidge, who had been silent
| steiner throughout the lengthy dis.
cussion, arose and took Mr.. Kyne 10
task for his remarks, which gives the
impression among the people that he
(Kyne) was the only man In the Board
that favored the tax payer, while all the
same he (Kyne) would talk for them
and then turn around and vote right
against their interest. He then spoke
of the error list of about $50, 900 which
was returned every year, and asked Mr..
Kyne who made up that deficiency, II
1t was not the tax. payers.
Mr.. Kyne replied tina but few persons
Understood the exact nature of the er.
ror. list and stated that IL was personal
tax upon peope who leave the city,
consequently they had TO be returned
as errors. After some further words
bet ween the two members the ayes and
M nat lad ha inn mi h
the following result, Mr.. Allen being
not wish to appear on record as being
opposed TO the erection OF high school:
Yeas - Belts, Heisler, Hoffecker,
Keables, Shortlidge, s. r. Smith, Bea.
ton Smith, Trump, West, Wiley, Still
ley and President Baird, II.
Nays-Dunn, Fuekel, Hanson, Kyne,
Palmer, 3.
The report was then declared adopted
and the contract awarded 10 j. II. ID.
Seeds 4 Sons.
authorized to make slight ex Expenditures.
On motion of Mr.. Heisler the proper Of
ficers Of the Board were authorized TO
draw on Council for the annual appro-
priation of $40, 900. Mr.. lump, from
the special committee appointed to ex
anime into the condition of the old school
building No. 10, at Second and Wash.
ington streets. reported that the build
ing had been found in a moderately fair
condition, and that the first floor was
fit for occupancy, but that the occupant
CT the second floor insisted that she had
rented the building for the year and
was entitled to possession un il March
%, 1885. On motion of Mr. Heisler the
report was accepted aud the committee
authorized to open school on the first
floor. The Building Committee was
authorized , to proceed with the con.
| strution of the new high school build
ing as soon rs the contract should be
signed, after which the b GARD adjourn.
ed.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
kPEClAL IGNITION.
Don't Forget

That Steward, No. 7l3 West Front
street, opposite Chicago beef depot, is
great inducements in coal.
First in quality, second in cleanliness,
and no cutting down in weight. buy
full weight, and can favor the needy
without depressing any class. Our
method of DE- aling is fair TO all, ami n
pleasure to explain. Please call. Tele
phone $50.
Powell Bros. have on tn ir stalls in
the Third and Madison street market. a
good supply OF pike. perch, white fish,
catfish, Goldfish, rocktisb, mackerel,
blue fish, crocus, lake shad and sea
turtle.
T. banner, $40 Market street, is
ready to do all kinds OF paint
'ug and granting. Jo5bing a speciality.
bargains bargains!
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for Iew STOCK,
at l05 Es 81 Second street
Just Arrived.
A new arrival of salt oysters and
fresh fish at Pencils stall, l21 King
street.
Cove Plant Oysters, at Aanns's,
605 Jefferson street. Oysters delivered
to all parts of the city.
Now that the holidays are rapidly
|approachipg aud neariy Every one Of
our readers will want something in the
jewelry line, the place 10 make
your purchase is at Bayhard's, Fifth
and Market streets.
We have just received another fine
lot Of that choice nurier. We sell il
h"lcsale or retail i'll quantities to suit
| he purchaser Gail carly at SIneltz &
Co.'S, - East Fourth street
Buy your furniture and bedding al
iCalaon'r, All Shipley street Select
and all grades of feathers, feather beds
renovated by steam. Sca.ding pro
cess,
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Esti
mates furnished. All work guaranteed
l22 Market steet.
| Oh just look at the nice print buttel
that Smeltz & Co. cells Tor 20 cents 6
pound It's just splendid. No. 10 L
Fourth street.
Indian Oil, Sagwa and Indian Worn
Killer for sale by Taylor & Fullerton
1902 King street.
Kidney-Wort, Browns Iron Bitters
and Warmers Remedies arc sold by j
L. Hartman, druggist, Fifth I'D Poplar
Those 5's and 3's at No. 8 Eas
Third street are immense Chapman
proprietor.
i For good coal 60 10 Bush's, FrencI
street wharf.
Join Bavnard's watch club.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
FOURTH EDITION,
Tp.s Aaventure Of Two Girls.

\ este rday's philadelphia papers gave
an account of the arrest In that city OF
two young girls, named Lizzie Lane
and Jennie Jones, each about IL years
OF age, who had run away from their
friends in this city about ten days ago.
Lizzie Lane, who Is very good look
ing young girl, with black eyes and
hair, Is the daughter of Thomas Lane,
of No. 1887 Pine street, while Jennie
Jones, whose mother Is dead, reside ell
with an aunt at No. so Madison street.
She IL also brunette and rs considered
handsome.
The TIVE girls have for q long tins
been inseparable friends, and last Sat
urday week left their homes, stating
that they were going to Newport TO
spend the day with relative Of Lixz lie
Lane. As they had frequently visited
the place before, nothing was thought
Of it until Monday, when as, they did
not return and nothing was heard of
them, their relatives commenced to feel
ALARMED, and as It WAS ascertained that
they had not been TO Newport, q de-
scription Of them WAS sent to the police
in Philadelphia, " it'll request that
they should be arrested II found.
A few days before the girls disap-
peared, the aunt Of Jennie Jones found
piece of paper in her bureau drawer,
with 81. b. Schenck, No. All Frank
lin street, Philadelphia, written upon
it, and after they had gone, she was
told by a young girl, that the Sunday
previous to their disappearance, she
was with them up the Brand y wine,
where they made the acquaintance of a
young man, who gave his name as j.
Il. Schenck, and his residence at No.
Az Franklin street, Philadelphia.
He spent a part Of the afternoon with
the girls, and after picturing to them in
glowing colors the many pleasures to
be found in Philadelphia, invited them
to visit that city promising TO take good
care of them. The girls promised him
that they would come, but the one who
gave the information backed out.
Upon obtaining this inform alton
called at the place indicated on the pa
per, and was told that a man by that
name boarded there, but would not be
home until evening. The matter was
then placed in the hands of Detective
Almendinger, and he succeeded in find-
ing the runaways in a cheap lodging
house on Callow hill street, on Wtdnes.
day night.
The girls took their arrest coolly, and
informed the ot.' Ger that as they had
III ade up their minds not to remain at
their homes, there was no use OF COM
peiling them TO 60 back, at they would
run away again, but the next time
would go where they would not be
found 30 easy.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

A general experience meeting
be held at Asbury NJ, I. churc|
evening.
DIR. l.. ID. Caulk, Of Candle
been elected an honorary membeq
Virginia State Dental Society
Elder VIM. l.. Beebe, Of New
VIII preach at the old Baptist 4
house, X ing street above Tent
evening, at Z 80 o'clock.
This morning John W. Johns
before Judge CummiDs on a ca
being drunk and disorde5Iy' a
81 and costs was imposed.
Henry c. McLear, Of the trm
Lear and Kendall, OF this clt
been reelected President OF U
riage Builders Association, .
session at st. Louis.
A large tire in Crisdeld, Nd,
day morning, destroyed a nun
prominent business houses any
thirty or forty dwellings. Inc
quite heavy.
The Rev. Henry d. Lindsay
formally installed as pastor
First Presbyterian church TINS .
The Revs. Chas. =. Ma llery' ~
diforj, DIR. Marks and A. ~ N
viii oillciate.
Edward Leary at IL o c'' =,
morning was still engaged III u
of walking 100 hours without =
kosenda'e Park, and eSpf''Ms
confidence OF success. ) ahsou'y
ray, of No. l04 East From, r'ieo -
him supplied with the " aie' !,
cigars, which accounts LOT L"
ml lowers of endurance
A meeting of the Seventh wary
Gratis was held last nigh, III W
wan, William j. Gibhins Pt1
Speeches were made by Harry ol1
Esq. aud harles New horN II
spers. d with songs by tue ' wen we"
campaign vocalist, Balm ,i hm
Ogle. During the t'e a,.G
SRarpley, Esq was pres .ha orl
handsome bouquet from 'ne NV
.u;r,, fv1nh
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
Republic an Meesinx a. ~. Georges

Nothing more is required to show the
of the Republicans in New
Castle County than the very large
meeting held at St. Georges last night
which was very ably addressed upon
tne issues of the day by Anthony Hig
Gins, Esq and William G. Spruance,
Esq. great amount of enthus iasm " az
manifested, and the large audience wan
held TOR two hours by the speakers. The
meeting was enlivened by music from
the Delaware City brass band, that
headed large delegation from that
place. 1t. Georges will give q good &C
count of herself in November.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
81 300 Of Public Money 20 be
waited,

For the BEruBLIcAS.
The printed letter of the Committee
on High school, inviting architects TO
compete for plans, specifies that there
shall be no extras when finished, and
1t incorporates the heating, plumbing,
sewer, grading, paving sodding, etc.,
complete, and specifies further that the
cost shall not exceed $4,000, and last
night they made certain deductions
from the bid of S52 900 of parts which
were Incorporated in their letter 70
architects, insinuating that 1t was not
the original intention TO include these
things in the $4,000 according to the
instructions in that letter. L. w.
Thorne Il Co. produced plan includ.
ing all Of those things, which they
knew would not exceed that sum
(S45, 0O0,) and the plans are in all re-
spects a. good as the one adopted -ex.
cept the elevations are palmer and the
construction more economical. (See
description Of these plans in Thurs
days Morning News.) The Committee
on Plans did not allow the Board of
Education TO examine these plans.
This seems irregular, as the Board ex
amined all plans in other competitions.
Had the Board seen these plans and
had them FULLY explained by the archi.
tects, there is no doubt but that they
would have been adopted, as the same
accommodations and all good points
could have been had for nearly $4,000
less money +. w. THORNE.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
A Word to the Ladies'

of Wilmington and vicinity. We
make the assertion without fea. of con.
tradiction, that we have just received
the largest and handsomest stock of
nn- millinery goods ever placed on ex.
hibition in this city, consisting in part
OF novelties in imported hats and bon
nets Of the very latest Paris styles. Our
stock of fine breast to and birds cannot
he excelled. In short, our novelties in
hne millinery must be seen, as we can.
not give you a description Of their
beauty and worth in this notice. La
dies,we respectfully ask you to call and
Dc convinced of our assertion. Mrs. Il.
3. Kirby, 202 King.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
TOrenlfgba Parade.

As convenience to those desiring 10
attend the Democratic meeting ut the
Academy Of Music TO morrow night,
In Philadelphia, Pa, and also witness
the torch light parade, and participate
therein, the p. II. X Co., will sell ex.
cursion tickets from Wilmington
Chester and all stations between those
points and Broad street station at one
fare for the round trip tickets good on
any afternoon train, and to return on
day OF Issue.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
ENGAGING an Undertak or.

Hon: Charles B. Lore, the affable and
amiable member of Congress from Della.
ware was seen this morning WALKING
Gown Market street in company with
Thomas Mitchell, Wilmington's well
known undertaken, when some wicked
sinner suggested that Mr.. Lore was
engaging an undertaken To take the con.
tract to bury the remains OF the Demo.
cratic party.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

Now ;bat the holidays are rapidly
approaching, and nearly all of our
readers will want something in the
jewelry line, the place to make
your purchase is at Baynard's. Fifth
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

hLtNilN E-WE Lol AT Christ NJ F..
church parsonage, 3JC7 Hamilton street,
MIA, Oct 10, lssi,by nov. Henry Wheeler.
.Ir. Horace Valentine, OF philadelphia, to
Miss Beckie ). Weidin, Of Newport, del
McCALLISTER-LU the residence
OF mo Drlde's parents, Oct. 9TH 1884, by
Rev. b. Mac Mackin, assisted by Rev y. Is.
Sittswood, d. ID. Mr.. David y. MEGA lister
and Miss Fannie Luut, all Of Now Castle
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

Last night as Joseph Baird l0nn (
formerly .nIlcyed by Ja g a,rae 7
was passing a cigar store sed Il, i br,ll
spruce streets, he was badly KIN all
o large cigar pompey, ras "a
him. The injured man wiz n;0bt
his home, and during the n' e.
severely from his "oan" ,o'n,ditiou|
hour this morning his c9nu vas
alarm and DR. Cantwe IL s srrij
summoned, but before 10 sm|
man was a corpse. Gof q ipa a
no a and will hold an inqu'
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

Canada Pine Syrup for coughs and
Coles, can be depended on every time.
10 cents o bottle.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

Preventative against cholera, get
your houses painted against colds get
your broken glass renewed by w. X.
Grant, Sixth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

We would like you 10 sse Kennard &
Cos Ave dollar white BLANKETS. We
do not know Of any such blankets in
this market. They are twelve quarter
In size, fine aud heavy.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

Baynard, Fifth and Market streets,
offers an excellent opportunity for ali
to secure handsome gold watch, which
should be taken advantage of by join.
ing his watch club.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
Important tOYOu.

With each dozen of cabinet photo.
graphs will present you with one 8xlC
frame, size picture, free. Beecher',
gallery, 315 Market street. The bes
p let uIes in the city.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
DEA IAN.

lChoUCH-Oct. 10th. Harry Alexander,
Son OF VIM, r., and Josephine Crouch,
a<ed years and months.
| Relatives and friends are requested TO
meetat the household Of Faith church on
ISunday, oct 18th, at $50.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

The Democratic Bureau of Defama-
ton should fetch ont that other batch
OF Mmlligan letters without any delay
The sacred cause Of reform is getting
cold.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
Do yOu X now
OYSTERS

That for sick Headache Dilps Balm
Is sure cure?
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17

Wy ANTED-A COPY OF THE DAILY
w Republican dated January II, IL, y
and 20. 1884, for each Of which We cents viii
be paid at this office. Oc17-u
Daily Republican., 1884-10-17
x,sscc Meetips'

Peace nesting o, w,.' Fond
Wsss street, on first ai ;yyt alI f.
n ls1s i e@inent speaker. IL from plt,s
address pa II 49, the meeting s,n.g,i S% 40 Ar1
Peace and inte, rd,aIly invited
The hep public is s0'a'"''' /
,and.