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Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

The acting Secretary of the Treasury
has ordered the marine tug ,Tench Cox e
TO proceed TO the Delaware Break water
for quarantine duty until further
orders, and Lieutenant Munger com
Inanding, was instructed to take passed
Assistant Surgeon Stoner, of the
Marine Hospital Service, on board, as
quarantine officer
This or,ier is the result of the request
made to the Department by the Health
and Customs autborites Of this city ~ d
Philadelphia, TO establish quarantine
station az the Breakwater, 30 as to pre-
vent persons who have infections dis
eases from going ashore at that port,
and coming by rail to this city or Phila,
delphia.
No hospital buildings will be erected
on shore this season, but in the
event of any yellow fever or cholera
cases bel ng detected on any ship, the
sufferers will be cared for in temporary
structures 10 be provided by DR.. Stone.
Ordinary eases of sickness will bt
cared tor on shipboard, and if vesse
| is found in a satisfactory condition, il
viii receive certificate permitting i
to proceed up the bay and river to tn,
Phi adelphia quarantine, where it. will
| be subjected 10 another examination.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

zone day of last week, said a.
bany shoe dealer, when wassd]
my own store, a well dressed stray
entered. He wore white dica
the boys call I'D, which he laid css])
| ly upon a counter near the door,
he asked me for pair OF my very
custom-made lace shoes. A pau
soon placed at his disposal. Ss]
himself, he tried on the right =
This is a splendid fit, DO sald'
my feet are each of different
Let me see If the LETT one sets ~ "
Those are about right, be S&a, J
suppose you me give pau .
smaller. There is no need o. -
making his feet look larger than ~ \
sary.' L mounted the steps
another pair, when | heard 1Mt
the front of the store and looked wv
| in time to see a small hoy mskitg }
with the strangers hat, LooA
hat !, / shouted latter him WI
The stranger seemed paralyas' \
moment, but then galloped OuiC
store inpursuit. ao,,s,s1
That's all, "said theshoe dea .,i,I
|ly. "The new shoes went oll' wiz I.
man, md ! have seen nellAei !,
When be tried Oh the shoes De ' 'na,,
his feet very naturally, and ,.s Ssa]
that was a signal for his co'''''
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
" ODDS Meeting.

The Christiana NJ. f. Church, the Rev.
w. NJ. Green, pastor, will hold n woods
meeringin Cannon's woods, near Salem
NJ. Il. church, beginning on Sunday,
August 81. The services will open al
9 a. m. with an experience meeting,
followed by preaching at 1880 a. m.
In the afternoon a children's meeting
will be held at 1.30 o'clock and preach.
ing at and 7.45 o'clock. No services
will DE held on Monday morning, blu,
In the afternoon and evening service,
will he continued, which will be KEEP
up all day for several days.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Death of Isanc DarIImgtoa.

Isaac Darlington, who has been Ill
for several days, suffering with an at.
tack OF paralysis OF eifusion of the
brain, died at his residence, No. 407
West sixth street, shortly after O.
clock This morning. Deceased was a
son of the late Thomas Darlington, ard
was born AZ Darlington's Corner, Ches.
ter, County, Pa, in 1913, thus making
MIN GO years old. He came to VIII,
mlngton about ~ years ago, where lie
Was engaged in the grocery business
with his brother Franklin Darlington,
at No. 2lS Market street.
lie was ut one time County tax col.
lector, and filed several minor positions
during his life. For mum Der of years
ne has not been engaged in active bust
ness, cut has assisted in the grocery
store at No. 3 East Second street, for
merry kept by j. Marshall Harlan, bu,
nov by Gillespie Il Co., where his GO
nal lace could he seen on every busy
Jay. For the past two seasons he has
had charge Of the tickets at the base
bal park and TOOK some interest In tn.
national game. He was highly respected
oy al who knew him, and his deatl
WIN be much regretted. His funeral will
.ake place on Monday, August 4, at i
q. IN: tnterment at the Wilmington
ana Brandywine cemetery. lie leave,
two grown sons.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
the Travel nj Broad street Sta.
ZION,

During the month of June, there
wore 637 ,0S3 passengers. who arrived
at and departed from the Broad Street
station, Philadelphia. This represents
an average of y 1856 persons for each
day in the month. The travel during
the last mon til will exceed that off une,
but it will take the Auditing Depart
ment of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company "a full month, before they ar
rive at the result. There are 1873 regu-
lar trains daily, arriving at and l55
trains, departing from Broad stree.
station, and when the shifting of the
trains from Broad street TO West Phila-
delphia is included, not less than 800
trains roll in and ont OF the depot every
twenty four hours, or train every
two minutes and a half. The arrange
ments are so perfect that notwith
standing this extraordinary amount of
travel, it is very seldom that an acct
dent occurs.
The new station has been found en-
tirely TOO small TO accommodate the
Increased business, and plans have
already been adopted, and the work
OF eplarging will soon be commenced
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
EiyJng Dynsm tiers.

LONDON, July 3l.-The trial of the
suspected dynapliters, John Daily and
James Egan, was continued to-day
at Warwick. The same precautions
were taken to guard the court as yes
terday.
Col. Majendie, chief Inspector of OK
piosives, testified that Daily had in his
possession when arrested ak bottles OF
salphuric acid and four dynamite
bombs.
The bombs only required the inser,
ton of sulphuric acid 10 produce an ex
plosion. He knew of no purpose, scien
titic or practical, for such bombs except
to take life,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

boy lsrO wned at Greeubauk.

About o'clock last evening, Chic
of Police Mcconnell received a tele
gram from Green bank, stating that s
boy residing ~ No. Robinson stree
had been drowned at that place, anc
that the body would be sent to this
city in a carriage.
Upon making inquiry, Ii was ascer
tained that the boy, whose name wa,
John Gallagher, about S years of age
Lad gone on the excursion OF the Es
meralda club of South Wilmington, in
company with his aunt, Mrs EiiZabett
Wilkins
He was last seen playing on the bank.
OF a small stream shortly before6 o clock
while Mrs. wilkins and some friends
were eating supper, aud in little Will,
afterwards his hat was found floating
in the water by another boy, who i'm.
mediately gave the alarm thatGallagheI
had fallen overheard, and was drown.
ed.
Search was immediately made for the
body, and IL was recovered in a short
time by Jas. Clark the proprietor OF the
hotel at Greenbank and although every
effort was made 10 resuscitate him by
Mr.. CLARK and some young men FROM
this city, it was without avail, as the
vital spark had fled. AS the train had
| left with the excursionists for this city,
the remains were placed in a carriage
and conveyed to his home.
No one saw him fall in the water but
1t is supposed that while he was play.
ing on the bank he became frightened
at the antics of horse in the vicinity
and In backing away from it he fel
Ioverboard.
Deputy Coroner Palmer was no.ifie,
by theiChief of Police, and went to tn,
house, but after hearing the statement
OF those who we're present conclud,
That an inquest was not necessary, an,
lgaye certificate of death from acci
denTal drowning.
!. The deceased was SOD of Dennis j
lGaliagher, who was drownedJ une I'd. g
in the Delaware river near the moutI
OF the Christiana creek, while comm
! over from Pensgrove in small boa
with Edward Darrah, John Green LEI
and I.emuel Pickey. The men elaine
that the boat upset, and some fishermen
0 who recovered the body several day
afterwards, started a rumor that brick
were tied to his feet, but when the Core
ner Instituted strict investi gator
only one OF the men appeared, and hi
story az given to the jury, showed tina
the report was without foundation.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
nisorderly Boys

L D a
For some time past n'iiIloe' IN MI
aud young men have been az y, ali,
able nuisance to my timily y! ,r.,s
my garden and orchard ,''ott 1 Tn 9Isssla
ing down my vegetables, o ,,,s r'I q
most obscene and foul Ian 5a no1iilas
BILE. If this state Of an ir ~ sT law iad
will be compelled TO lake The !, lsT III |, I ;
9 tss Protection raH,si Of The rolies. ,s aus
they do their duty ~ Ia! laa h ~, ,b,l4
for while they watch 'lle ,h Dy In1
are as SHARPLY watching tn' @Ip,I
this To b,-e llc.ent nol .i,, he rssvs1
every word l ,, and a wl,i IT. sIil4l
BILE for the same. h onI' Fourtas,
Delaware avenue anu
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
FIT III {D|7|@l,


oo Five p pound of splendid t,..,
coiiee for 81, at CrIppen''ss 'ie : :. ,aas4
Alexander g. Wells n 80 f. Aa
a ana plastic roofers are sa a, sa.s sas
Mrs. Hates and fo,ro,,,
Gay Y, i .n. kehoboth Beach cII vsa. LIT
The steamer Yaco hnu.
q ~. Jones ne: Company for scu NJ ne I. pas
A circular meeting A ~,i, Brazil IN
JenGtseyille, in September, ell bv W 90 nsa y
aonarove quarterly meeting " ., I p.l 4
,,l Miss Lizzie E. Philips, wj IN t'saa
rising elocutionisi, is yj. n itr'a'aglal
down the Peninsula. '''''lns friaa|
Charles I. Kent, of this oi,v a.,
mex b. Pyle, OF London Groy ,a'il y nv
ID. q. W "ashngrI
| Among the visitors nj tbs o,.
meeting of the Society of F, gsa1s
Concord onTuesday, wereIIv, raEuis
Thomas Steward Of this city,
| The United States liphtsbi, v.
VIII shortly undergo a tboropp, 40.
hauling and repairing al CS,
Moore's shipyard. " WN
| Shields Library association Mill
its annual excursion to Cane MI
the steamer Clyde,on Monday nsrt
The three Panama lighter, 0N..
Gatnm and Mindi, built by ,bs I'LL, E
Il Sharp Company, will leave ~ ~ NJ
wall tomorrow.
| Detective Jones has in his po.,s..J
two napkin rings. which were suDs'.'
TO have been stolen. They any,
claimant. ''"
| A large snapper, weighing AN
twenty pounds, was caught n b
Brandywine yesterday, ty win
Marshall,
| Letters of administration ye,s o..
ed by Register Riggs yesterdsv ,
Isaac +. Mundorff on The e,,.. }
Mary G. Mundorfi, late of WilmiuCl
New rails were laid YESTERDAY d, ,
Rising Sun track Of the WiImipv1
City railway, in front Of the NIL
depot.
| Forty head OF cows were sold I'd
day for James Sawdon, Jr., at The n
teal Farmer, Brandywine Huud,a
prices ranging from So to SIS. I'll
Stidham 81 Son, were the auctionsa
| During the absence Of rca1
Smith at Cape May, Deputy Canl
Palmer viii act in his stead % 7
cases requiring the action Of the Cd
ner.
| Samuel II. Hoey, clerk in the eu,d
Of Finley, Garrett & Wilson, La
turned from his vacation in Wed
Pennsylvania, feeling much -einaA}
and invi2orated.
| Last Monday Charles j Kent I'D
city, and Fred Il. Pyle Of London Gul
Chester county, arrived 10 Old
Pa, on bicycles, en- route fOr Wn
ington, d. G.
The brass barrel, holding the d
against the wheel ofthe Phoenix a
wss lost there from yesterday ID
ling while responding tothe asHI
fire the finder will receive the iAaiuI
the company by returning the san,
Deacon II. Taylor and John 4
lwho have been working for the PuS|
Jones Company, have left for Pltisa
Penna., where they will engage 10
ering boilers and steam pipes viii
Ainsworth patent boiler covering
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Vow Of Siienee'

The English papers aav :, oec,enlrtt3
account ofthedeath OF an n taipsi I!
acter in London, who i mar Of y
untary silence. lIJ tnorn inSh13
singular man is well kh,"'Uyambulats \
Land. He used 10 p ,r blousssna
country, dressed in iaaEi; ,,y ioSedns'
large hat. He Wa ~, ue, .,gns. Hisn,
and con, municatd ~ s, ~ ,ears ~
was we,tsteip, and 'nsn, caused fshll
rash speech on his par a,r,. VIII, Va.
mischief. a young 2,a aI nv hsr ~
victim of il, was rel.e, o,un NJ eisui'l
ded bridegroom, ana c ,'n anibor o.
Wettstein, who @as .n' that be ~
:psss ss ' more s ss ' Ssa il &c
taanth VEN.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Deputy Collector Re.appotn,ed

Collector Pickles has re-appointed
John W; Kaufman as Deputy Collec-
.or ahd Inspector Of the port of New
oastie Tor another term, and the ap.
Poihtment has been confirmed by the
secretary OF the Treasury, who has
Inallea the new commission to Mr..
Kaufman. Appointments have been
,naae 10 MI the other Deputysbips, and
It is thought their appointments will
be confirmed, and commissions sent in
a Iew days: 1t is thought the old
Deputies will be re-appointed.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
country Proaa,,'t

Yesterday Nix s'o.pjIl Jersey, an.s
vegetables rom n # Tomatoess,i !
e e.. s' so,n street ssss rHi I. : sssssl
other vegetables, eau ,Sa v wharfis II II
s ssa,insais as With s'ysiai
s snS's sweet tos, WIN ha,d'ss'
baskets of fruit anu .narket 1T foa'''
hauled up to the MAJ
King streets. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED JULY Q. 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON

For Philadelphia, zoos, 245., $50. $40. 700
100, slot, sis. 300, 900, $50, 10. o5 10 80, ii
% .. m u OFT m. IL. AZ, IL. Al, 81, $50, 90
5.22s, 6.3ot. e.s-", o.4s, 6.bb, 7aCs. 9s5s D. m,
For New York, 2o0.. zlbs, $50, e.4o, I 90
s.be 1905, l1.6s a. IN; IL II, l.b4, b.22s, o.37s
6.4cs y. m.
tor Baltimore, 1869. 1.42s, 44ss. Boos, 10.
U.s., 1875 a. l.; 100 LII, IS, 600, 70O, ee'
D. IN.
For Washington. l. a2s, 4l3s, s.OSs, 10 0o.
10 % q. IN LOO, LII, IS, I %. Log D. m.
rsr baito and intermediate stations, 1868
10. 90 a. m; Ito, 4 %, 8 90 y. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday
Trains running only on Sunday.
For Delaware Railroad, g. lbs, s.S5 a m; IL.
90, 3OOs 30, 0.2bt p. m. No Sunday trains
For New Castle only,
For Harrington.
For Wilmington & Northern Railroad. 4. 90
500, l0.2ot o. M; 2.4b, 800, 6.10p. IN. Or
Sunday at SIP a. m. and p. IN.
Connect with steamer Republic for Caps
May.
I Connect with steau or Clyde.
For Delaware Western Railroad, 7.05, 10 81
a. IN D; $50 u. IN.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
rx1r. Large foll '''r' Clv

During the mO saa',h1s q 81, I l%i
district a, oa Sf lss he, b H. "s's
500 800. 'pi During the .sm%o0 9nssd to s''4
3, 81, go ssI's is.. sSas ssi' y''''
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

On Thursday afternoon small black
and tan 'og, belonging to Asa o. DEMO
at NO III Poplar street, acted in such g
singu lar manner that the family wer,
lei to believe that he had the rabies
and becoming frightened sent for Officer
Virtue, who dispatched him with hi
revolver.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

We have purchased this year nu-
merons cuts of steamb boats and steam
cars, Decides q good quantity OF well.
selected wood type suitable for poster
work, sueh az is used for pic.nics and
Sunday school excursions, and vii
guarantee good work, and prices il
keeping with such at the REPUBLICAN
Office
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

Lovers of pleasure should not fail to
accompany the excursion of the West
Presbyterian church to Atlantic City
via. the Pennsgrove route, Thursday
August 14th. Steamer leaves French
street wharf at $50 a. m. Adults tick
cts Sl.25; children Go cents. Everybody
IL familiar with the enjoyable charac,
ter of Vests excursions.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Excursion.

Inc members of the Presbyterian
church OF Christiana will make an ex.
curslon to Cape May, on the steamer
Republic, on Tuesday, the 10Th inst
Lhey wish all of their friends to ioip
them on this occasion, as they expect a
Pheasant and profitable trip.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
or on Their vacation,

This morning letter carrier Robert L..
Smith and charles Z. Carpenter start.
ed On their fifteen days vacation, and
when they return two of the other car.
riers will be granted leave of absence
tntii the end of the month,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Hope Lodge Excursion

TO French Creek Falls, the most roman
tic spot in Eastern Pennsylvania
on Thursday, August 7th, leaving p,
w. q b. depot at Z Ii a. N. Tickets 81
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Fruit Shtpmeuts.

Eleven carloads of peaches were
shipped over the Delaware Railroad
ye. ;srday, consigaed as follows:
Jersey City cars
Pbi'ade1phia .
Previous shipments 81
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

Fenn q Co.'s tnerDl orleteT registered
ts'esFerday, 30 degrees at 3 =. m, II q,
j, ~, ard 66 NJ 1Op nj.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

Fair weather prevails to-day in a
large section of country. The tempera-
ture has some what fallen, and to-mor-
row promises to re pleasant.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
For sale or Rem,

The three story brick house No. 4l5
Jefferson street, with all the latest i'm.
provementr, containing ten rooms. side
porch, and bay window. On easy
terms. Apply TO Howard Il. Vernon,
REPUBLICAN office.
DOn't Fool with sluack Medicine
but take Agueine, which will cure any
caaa Of ague or malaria
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Tho ExcassIons Yesterday,

Despite the threatening weather yes
terday morning, and the rain fall later
the several e&eIrsicns that left the cit,
FOR Various places we've well attended
and pleasant day WAS spent. At At.
lantic City there was but little rain
while at Point Lookout, Greenbank
MI. Cuba, aui the other places visited
by the excursionisis, the rain cam,
only in showers, consequently there VIA.
plenty of time, between the showers, fol
sport.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
state of the Tbermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shaile
z o'clock 10 O'Clock l2o'ciock
73O 80 700
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

Total thus TAR 9S
Thirty seven carloads of mixed fruit
andveeetables passed over the same road
for the following places
Philadelphia, IA cars Jersey City
II Wilmington. , Chester, 3 Boston
l.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

Just received two hundred dozen linen
coiIars and cuffs, the best make, at
ucae-res y rr'>ren's. 617Merket street,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
FOURTH EDITION,


The Wilmington club went TO At
lantic City yesterday and defeated the
crack August Flower nine OF that place.
Owing To the popularity Of the visiting
club large crowd witnessed the game,
Including a number Of excursion lists
from Wilmington.
The score oy innings:
August Flower 1O0O1 10 o.
Wilmington 03 2 o ! OIL
SUMMARY.
Base hits-August Flower o. Will
Wilmington 10.
GAMES ELSEWHERE
The following games were played
yesterday:
Reading-Active, 8; Virginia, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, II
Athletic, o.
At Philadelphia-Boston, o Phil
sdelphia, /.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 2; St.
Louis, 3.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, u, 20; Kan.
sas City, /.
AT Chicsgo-Chicsgo, 4; Detroit, 0.
At Louisville-Louisville, II In.
ldianapolis, 2.
New York New York, 3; Provi'
dence, 8.
The official umpire, Van Court, was
not present., and Miller, OF the Provi'
dence players, took his place. His de-
cisions were regarded as evidently in.
tended to throw the game to Provi'
dence. The spectators became highly
indignant and Kissed and jeered Miller
throughout. When the game was
called at the end of the uinth inning on
account of darkness, the police had to
escort Umpire Miller from the field, the
crowd having become so threatening In
demonstrations.
NOTES.
The Wilmington club returned home
last evening and will play the Domes-
tic tomorrow afternoon. Nolan and
Cusick, and Latham and George will
probably be the opposing batteries. The
game will not be called until five o..
clock.
Fenuelly, short stop Of the Washing.
ton club, will finish the season with th,
Cincinnati American club, playing al
short-field In place of Fulm or Peo.
pies, who have been alternating in tina,
position. 1t required money to get hi
release.
The Singers. consisting of small
boys, defer ted the Iroquois club Yes
terday afternoon by q score OF % to
The memb ers of the latter club think
their opponents are worthy of the name
OF" sluSgers.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
SATURDAY, AUGU T Id, 1884,
the following described real estate, viz:

the following described roal estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF land situate in
the city OF W ilmington and State OF Della.
ware, bounded and described as follows, to
wit BeEi ming at q stake, a corner of other
lands of the said Edward Mcdowell at the
distance OF lea feet southerly from the south
erly side OF Twelfth street. and 32 feet en- ster-
~ from DUPONT street, said distance being
measured Mt right angles to said street, thence
easterly parallel to 18th street 81 feet souther-
ly parallel to DUPONT, 10 feet TO the place OF
beginning, together with the use and privi.
lexe OF stable. Street opened along tho south.
erly side Of the above described lot, running
parallel To 18th street, and leading into Du.
Pont street In common forever, with brick
stable thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Edward Mcdowell, and to be sold By
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Shsriff's Office, Wilmington, July 81, 1885,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

nOARDlNG-SEV GENTLEM EN-
- can be accommodated with beard and
pleasant rooms at 40 Market street, aul-lts
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

"ANTED-FIvE STOUT BOYS TIC
w drive carts. Apply at Fifth and Rod
ney streets. aul-3t
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

Nor SALE-A GROCERY STORE AMI
IL fixtures. Address GROCERY, this Of
ucos aul ats
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Straw.

Tatnall Bros. are unloading a twelve
ton car of new wheat straw in small
bales.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

CHtRltF'S ShLE-bY VIhTUE OF A
owrit OF Vendltioni Exponas, to me directed,
will be exposed "a public sale at the Court
House, on Market street hetwesn Tenth and
Eleventh streets. "a the c.ty cf Wilmington,
Rev Castle County. lie,
SATURDAY ATrNU Z Ii las4
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
Good coal at Bush's French stree

New crop of turnip seed, at crippen's
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

TNkUSIEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
by virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
COURT OF the State CT delaware, IN and for
New Castle County made ut the March Term
A. D., 1854. Of said court, will be exposed to
public sale at the Court House, In the city of
Wilmington, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, A. d., 1884,
at II o'clock, a. H.,
| the following described real estate, being the
property of John Schoheld, deceased, to wit
All that lot OF land with frame dwelling
house thereon erected, in the city OF Whining
ton afu, asaid, beginning on the southerly side
lot Pennsylvania avenue, between DUPONT
tnd Lincoln streets, therce southerly to tn.
| middle Of Nestry street, thence southeasterly
| about so feet Inches to gurner; thence bv 4
| line extending northeas;tr'y and parallel
with the tirst mentioned line and nj dis.
lance of SO feet at right angles therefrom to
tao Aforesaid side Of Pennsylvania avenue
and thence along tho same westerly about 6,
| feet inches to the place ofbsginnirg. Iermi
lot sale made known on day Of sale.
BENJAMIN NIELDS,
augl-eoi 3wd-ltw Trustee.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

MFRS. AUSTIN. HAVING StvE2Eu
W. her connection with the hosn,,.J de-,
parfment Of the New Castle ,,ountv h,ns.
house wh,ra shc hss basp a,,,,io'y nLL,s
feTs Le- servIcrs 20 +he c,ti1c,s ~ VI
ton. Eaer.1ra he nav jsI;o, ~ ~, 4.
and Sprinyer nhysicE.ns 70 40 49, ~ ~
y ~ ~ '.,'iI'Il e'ice' aui ooo-oI'
SNOR Sni.E HKrXCH ANS. FORUITY
~ propcr,y q stoau {, ,m Of IA acr,s thraa
ings III "a sond oTder -, r III p..i1
Il. TOWkSENp. eiI MarLet ,treet All ~ "a,
- ''A :" ~e' '''ee'' @ui-o'
HI hureh ,n f,o'.s ''ii nt ii niespyIeriah
public. Tuesaav IN. ~ , on so, stamsr ne,
irsjn lcavss ~ ., w w : ~, 1904, special
aant,s ~, chiitr ~ 10 % a. ID. hound trip,
- - 800 e. ~ Voi'eS. nul-oId-n"
UTaNTIilA SJJirnr,pN AS Un,,I
ono. i' II, nas ma hlhe yeats expert
iag7 East fourteeath street 'Hee' ApLiy al
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Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

OSr-ON THURSDAY MORNING. AT
- Post-ofhce, small purse, containing
s2,o1. The finder will please leave same al
this office. aI-Its
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

WyANTED "A PURCHASER FOR
wv about 30 quarts OF milk day. J.P,
HALL, O'Byrne farm, opposite Riverview
cemetery. aul-6tx
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

NyANTED - CANVAssERS. aOOI
wv pay. Reference required. 3l3 Ship
icy street. aul-ltk
Daily Republican., 1884-08-01

UYANTED-BOARD IN A PRIVATE,
w family for man and wife in the 18th
ward. Address u. f., this office. aul.3t#
IND KIINE'S GREAT NERVElRE-
sts :ths M0p S,s : q the sEs ieI
send te sa1 rel atIe.ts PAiladelr tia, Pa.