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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
OUT OF THE WAY, YOU CLOD.HOP.
pERS.

Mr.. Ganahl's speech, in the Thea
alter last evening, gave the Republi
cans pretty fair idea Of what they
may expect. The return to power of
the Democratic party simply means
the restoration OF the southern "chivs."
There is no installing it. TO men like
Mr.. Ganahl land we state it with re-
greet, for we have some respect for
thcm) the greatest crime is to be a
parvenu, i. e., II self made mai" To
be OF any account, in their opinion,
one must be like Roscoe Conkliny,
to-wit: issued from three or four gen
eraticns of "gentlemen." To be sure
it is we'll known that many of the
heathiest scions of "nobility" are the
outcome Of intrigues between the
coachman or butler and female mem.
Der OF the family; while the ''common
scrub" who earns an honest living,
pays his debts and manages to accu-
'nulate small sum against a rainy
day, is generally begotten in lawful
wedlock, aud the outcome of his put
ative,as we'll as real, father But that
small matter "doesn't count" 1t
amounts to nothing. What does
count is to have one S mind SO constitu-
tod AS to despise every man who must
work for living, even though that
work'ngman may he better informed,
more temperate, more useful, and a
better citizen III every respect. All
that counts is to DO u ''gentleman,'
according to the Southern pro- slavery
understanding of the term.
And this is the kind of men that are
getting into power in the United
States. There is no mistake about it.
for, are not fully three -tourths Of the
Democratic party to be found in the
''Solid South?' The Southern States
cast 1913 electoral votes, while onl,
2ol are required to elect Pr-sden,
OF the United States. To these mer
the honest white laborers of the South
are "poor white trash of much les.
account than the 'niygers;" the north
ern workingmen, rich or poor, igno,
ant Or enlightened, are 'mudslls;
all who are not .'yen,lcmeno ar,
"clodhoppers.'
50, make way there, you poor whit,
trash, you mudsill Republicans, clod
hoppers all! Make way for the South
ern "gcmman, by Gawd, sal."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
C0nstab!e's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of = writ
Of execution issued ont of the Probate Court of
A.turas c. unity, Territory of Iuaho in the cause
therein wherein George De Lancey is plaintiff and
J. F. Smith IL de fendsnt, dated November 20, 1884
have seized and Levied upon all the right, title
and interest said defendant had on or at HAY tina
since June !, 1894 (the date attached the same
by virtue OF writ Of attachment issued out Of
said Court in said cGusel in and to lot eight block
thirty two. OF the town of HALEY. l. r. and thst on
the thirteenth day Of December 1884, ut 10 O'Clock
n. m of said day. ut the front door of the Court
house, III said ,wn of HALEY shall sell at pun
lie vendue all the right title and interest seid de.
PENDANT had in and t. said premises on June !,
1884, 1t any time since that date, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy snid execution aud arcruing
costs. b. +. OLIVER,
Constable HALEY Precinct, Alturas County.
Dated N v. 20 1884.
KingAbury & MCGOWAN, tvs for plf. MO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21

----Jhe Rev. Burchard, whose stu.
pid ALTERATION of "Rum, Romanism
and Rebellion" undoubtedly lost New
York and the Presidency to Blaine, is
pastor OF church on Murray Hill, the
ultra fashionable quarter Of New York
city. The ass ought to be kicked out
of his pulpit, and turned out to grass
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
Wonderful Changes!

Since Cleveland is elected Mrs.
Cramton is selling comforters for 81,
aud all household furniture at similar
prices. Call and purchase.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT HALEY. IDAHO
November is. S3i.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler HIS fled notice OF his int nton TO make
final pr of in u,port of his claim, and that sad
p oof will be made before the Register and Re
ceiver at HALEY, Idaho on December 20, So4, viz:
James NJ. Stsrnes, for the y NV a and y
!. Sec 80. TIP Is T..
He names the following wi'nt ss' to prove his
cont nuons residet ipon. and cultivation ot said
land, viz John Myers, Thomas Miser Charles
Myers all of Harley and Francis Beck of Belle
Mo HOMER l.. p UND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
Notice to Creditors.

Este of William s. Gross, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by The undersigned, adj
ministrator Of the estate Of Vim. Gross deceased.
(. the creditors If. and all prisons having claims
against the said deceased t. exhibit them, with
the nccc' vouchers, within ten months after
the f, 1T publication of this tict to the slid aa-
mipstrator at 5, laier, in the county OF Altu-as.
GEO. H. ABBOTT.
Administrator OF estate Of VIA. s. Cross, decd
Dates. at Soldier Nov. =. 1854.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.

In 1S1S... ........ VViiN Indians.
IN 1880. 80. .SettleN by the Whites.
liz l8S1-yield of the MiAss 81 $50, 900
In lSS2--Yield Of the Mines So, 5OO.O 600
In lSS3-Yield of the Mines-$3, 800, 900
y..,ocA Yield Of the Mines a. nOn nOo
4" loo4-. (estimated). ---9o,oOo,OOO
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
Warming.

Iwarn all who are Indebted to to settle by
the 10th instant, or will put their accounts in
the hands of Il collector.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-11-21
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

The CO. partnership heretofore existing between
Anderson \ Green for the purpose OF carrying or
a general csrpentertng business, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. H. \. Anderson
euccee the buans a. aud will cOllece all bills
due 70, and pay all debts owing by said Arm.
II. A. ANDERSON,
J. r. GREEN.
thereby commend my late partner to all who
may need his services. D. Il. GREEN.
HALEY, Idaho, Nov. TO- 1884,
To all Whom it May Concern
have this day sold my entire interest in the
aaloos known H. the German Beer Hall. Haley,
70 ]. X. Green. who will coll + all bills owing e.
aud pay all debts due On account Of the said Ger
man Beer Hell.
/ hereby commend the how management Of
Green VIM 10 the support Of my friends and
the pubic generally. II. A. ANDERSON.
HALEY. Idaho. November 10. 1854.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
AIRD EDITION;
2,oos houps Sssus shsered.

PARIS, April 2l.-The FigaIo's cor
respond, Mt AT Cairo sends the following
details of the recent Sheniy massscres
Thr-e hundred Egyptian troops and
600 or-comeatants, preferring the
hazardous a:seDpt TO march 10 Berbei
rather than siarve inside Of Sbendy, sci
ont from the latter place on the 18th
ms. Part of the number went slowly
down the river by steamer while the
others marched along the river bank.
When two hou.s distant from Shendy
they we're attacked by Arabs, and after
a short fight all the troops excepting a
few were massacred.
The Arabs afterxar caprarei Shen.
dy. The Egyptian troops there had
discarded their arms and uniforms in
hope Of being spared. Few, however,
esca psd the general MASSACRE. Two
thousand men, women and children
we're slaughtered. Many Of thsm were
refugees from khartOum.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
The n eW Chief,

As soon as it was known that Chief
Hawkins was suspended some six week,
ago, several persons applied to th,
Mayor for the position, and since il
was announced in the hsREPCBLICAS OF
Saturday that his resignatian had beer
received and accepted By the Mayor
the number of applicants has been in
creased. Several names have beer
mentioned in connection with the ap
pointment, and there is every reason tc
believe that the position has been ten
dered to well known gentleman o.
this city who did not seek II, and ha'
not as yet signifed whether he will ac
cept it or not
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Poisoned.

Some two or three weeks ago some
Pans green Was procured, mixed with
meal, and placed in bucket near the
barn on the farm Of the late Mr..
Gaiece, above Ashland, ChrlstianA
Hundred, for the purpose Of killing
rails, which had become rather trouble
some A COW, in browsing around,
discovered the bucket, and although it
had been carefully covered, upset it
and partook of the poisonous prepara-
ton. Asa result the family lost q
good COW, one that was making ten
pounds Of butter per week. Persons
canno; be too careful in handling poison,
or they may meet with a greater loss
than tha; caused by rats or other yer.
min.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
A Small HlaZe.

Shortly before o'clock yesterday
morning fire was discovered in William
McConnelrs cooper shop, south-wes,
corner of Fourteen;A aud Walnui
streets. Two members OF the PtGuis
Fire Company working in the shop al
the time Immediately dispatched a me-:
seneer for the hose carriage Of theil
company and ro alarm was sounded
Upon the arrival OF tie carriage plug
stream was soon put on the fire and the
same quenehsd before much damage
was done. A numher Of barrels vert
destroyed and hole burned through
the roof. hnt tht. l.rss will be trifiipg.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
A Newspaper change

1t is currently reported aud Esl'iiJ. m;
believed that Watson K. sptTE!' '0,I ~
in chief o; the Moruns New n II
owner of a controlling !nteIe'I, I'm, y n
stock of the Morning News i-TI,.j -T;,.j1.
Company, has purchased lhs 7 ! L., i.,r,,
phia North American, aud VII. 49,, s
not nn4v the owner but The s.| 4,
chief Of that partr In the t'u.% or,l
month or SIX weeks. The soc ar's,,, Gsa
by Mr.. Sperry in the News faDsi .I. NJ
Company is said to be Row 'oE IG Nh
IL is inrther said that proniheli -. ...,t
cans of means will purchase 'H' ,i,N iI
and carry on The pub..cA''oD
News as at present
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Churen Deaieatio. Postponed

The dedication of the First Indepen-
dent Methodist church Of this city, on
Madison street below Fourth, did not
take place on Sunday as stated in one
ofthe papers, but was postponed on sc-
count Of the absence of Rev. Elm Kirk
of Pennsylvania, who was TO preach
the dedication sermon. An interesting z
sermon was preached by Rev. Vaughn
Smith, late Of the Wilmington NJ,
z Conference, who discoursed on the
saving power of grace through faith
There vas an experience meeting al 3 o.
clock in the afternoon, and at 80 il
the evening the Rev. Mr. Collins preach
ed TO quite large congregation.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Intureu bytt.e G APs.

A colored shoeDaaec. rsmet DRyid Dsr
rail-. whO resides on kish staee:, a sns II
tLoroas hare running IRON Poplar 70 l. II
bard, between Fourth aEdFiith streets. while
under the influence Of iquJr, was seriously
injured On Satu' day night by beng strucs
by a shiftirg engine Oh the r., ". Il Il. Rail
road, at the Ioot Of F, urth street. A severe
wound was made the back OF MS heai.aDd
the accident was not discovered until sun
day morning. when the Injured man vs!
found and taken 20 his home. where The
wound was dressed by D-. keab!es. The pa.
tent is nos in a very weak state from the
Inss of hlooi
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
AsRJ(lIf.

About o O'Clock last evening ~ ;,ti S
raj colored men We're standing ,r A,
ami Poplar streets, an ai'e'' ',s nj
Cured bvtS,+h them when W ;,iiS
struck on the Tread with a c!u,' . Nh
ing.a wound about one aDa Il p
inches long, that penetrate, l,,orpid
skull. The whole crowd su,'r ,iUs nib
b i'm with the intention OF pea''Is ,tsi
still more, bat he succeeded II ! sith m b
his escape, minus bis hat, anu "nrncsS
blood streaming down MS laet IN, nv ID
ed TO Beaton Smiths brAnch I,ns ~, y
at Tay lor and Poplar Streets ''
wound was dressed.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
! Lights u London.

The Lights q London vas greeted with
a well fil.d house last night, and the pls!
presentei In an excellent manner. The com
rary il much stronger than ii was when i,
wa. here before. an eact If the character;
were taken unusually veil. The scenery i:
spit ndid ,Id adds greatly 10 the etect,w ,wri {
there is nothing IL me piVt hnt what might
h,re occurred in real ! fe 1t does moi ce,l
with improbsbil;ties. and none Of tine chsGsc
tiers are overdraWn. Il will be presented fOI
the las, tine TINS evening ard the house
shoGid be crowded even more than it wa:
lat night
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
NcSOrIey's IBGatl''

Saturday evening NJ, v. w. EIo1
Company vii! presen, W. .,srs,ye
Harrigau's latest New 9FA F':s"" sn" y
titled, Mes, riey's lai'ai,.'Vs thas
all Of Mr.. HarrigaL !, oom'u''ha and y
hIied with upruaT'''ts i' iIu' 'pilts
situations are 60 eNtrt mel! n,r,t
aud ably presented hE I'M, toirt t!isil
the audience are kelt u " .v ,;a gnil'
ter from the rise of fthe cN!'''D
falls on the ti,>f act.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Festjysl and Debaie.

A festival and entertainment will be
opened at S.. James chapel, Ninth
ward, This evening, and will continue
throughout the week, with the excep-
ticn " tomorrow evening, when a free
debate will be held on the relative pow
ers cf wind and water. bailitf Clayton
will def nd tue wind and William Il.
Furrowh will agiJat- the water ques-
ton. Tne entertainments promise To be
v,re iutHrSStiuy,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Accented A the Csn

The Rev. A. ! Snyder, o. ,s,risp
tiana Presby 'pr'an 'l!''F'Gs, ,t ,ba y
the REPUBLICAN TO Tue U.s. prsbW
has accepted the ca! 10 'IS IrSnntsrtts'
rian church of Deerie,d' ~, npa y
county, n. ) and will enter m. ,;ih ;a S|
lahors on next Sunday "" stu d "
He has been an efficient itpan"
|Christiana church aud us
will no doubt be regretted
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
&e1iOuNII III.

James Brown, one OF the oldest far.
mers in Christiaua Hundred, who Re.
sides on the new spring road about Two
or ,hree miles from this city, is iylne
seriously Ill and but little hopes are
entertained for his recover. He has
been conf ned to his bid for about eleven
weeks. On Saturday his condition
was very critical and yesterday he wa:
reported no better. He is afflicted with
a kidney afferriOp
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
EFatefn8t Visit.

\ large delegation of members ol
II ope Lodge, No. u, l, q. o. F., OF
this city, will pa, a fraternal visit u
Curtis Lodge, No 23y, of Norris,o.r
Pa, Oh rha!siay next, leaving thi.
city at s. Ip. In. Members desiring TO
20 sluulJ visit the Lodge Oh Weines
day evening, or be AT the hall at l p.
u. on THURSDAY.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Contract ANaf de d.

Tue contract for. erecting two-story
tuuding for Dauiel IlckIa, has been
svartied to Charles W. Gooding, grocer.
Eighth an5 Madison streets. The stone
work vii. be done by "m. Nandeyer,
ard Ii. brick work ty Linderman
Bro:bers. TIE work will be commenced
In lew days, and RAPIDLY pushed
thruugb.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
sale Of Cows.

Amos W. House. will have sale Of
cows al Ctadd's Ford, Pa, ON Thurs
lay, and is desiriols Of seeing good
represen alton of daiEymen from our
county en- the occasion. Cows have
been selling lower than they did last
SEASON, and now is r.e time for all to
buy y ho wish TO purchase.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
wbstO One Dollar VIII buy.

twill buy 1a choice eyerbloominl
roses, or hybrid perpeiual roses, or !.
concord grape vines, or IL fine gera-
NUNS, or l2 choice coleas, or 5 honey
,uckAs ;. or Il hardy garden sh rubs trou
Reeds nurseries 10y sending orders anc
on. dollar TO Messrs. Hersey x Lon
REPUBLICAN, office, Wilmington Del
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
SMITH Post.

The regular weekly muster of Snyth Pos
was held last evening and WAS well attended
one recruit was mustered in and several ap.
plea ions for membership received. The
Pos. will have social AID literary enter
ta!nnel, in their headquarters In the Adams
hGildiag. tomorrow evening, 20 which q
email! admission fee will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Eine Machinery.

1T. Bcttt, machinisi On Shipley stree. be
tween t1flh and sixth streets has lust nnlsh.
ed n 2s-Ipch wheel band saw. for the Nisdac'
Manufacturing ompsny, OF baltitnore. Mr.
mSdsl for peach stoner, which he had On
exhibition q the Dover Au.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22

Now Is the time to visit your friends IN the
old country, =. r. Belts, agent for the Ameri-
can line OF steamers will give You ticket
Esr 3r;. from PhaladeiphiA 70 LRerpool ..
s".e IN 81 Na Market street, Adams express
ottl3. .,.. ..
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
EDITION, II:
the DCnO1DI ELECTION.

Resirlag Membess aaa s0nse si
Their ProAabue SaeeeasSrs-Bal
Ltsale laseress AaoifeseeA.
The school election Is not quite two
weeks OF, YET but little interest appear.
to be manifested in the choice of candi.
dates and from present indications the
tax payers will, As heretofore, pay but
little attention TO the matter. 1t Is es.
timated that there are nearly 5000 le-
gally qualified white voters in the
city of Wilmington, and yet out OF
this number only s9l votes we're polled
in the eleven wards at the las: school
ELECTION. This state Of affairs should
not exist. but the people should take
the school question in hand and endea-
yor to place responsi ble men In theSchool
Board who will give their time and at
tention to the successful workings Of
the various schools
Not only men who can make eloS uent
speeches in the Board room, but men
v who will pay strict attention TO com.
mittee work and keepa watchful eye
over the respective schools left in their
charge. In some wards IL is difficult
hditci W sSCuEc CttiEsN'ut pei SOus ipE
the position, but with little "coax.
Ing" there are plenty of men who
would be credit to the city, who would
serve if urged to do so. The situation
at present in nearly all the wards pre-,
sent fair outlook, and II the various
candidates who are announced for re-
election were put back, the work Of the
voters will not be in vain, while several
new names have been proposed, which
would add weight TO the present eff.
cient Board. Being member Of the
school Board is rOt a very desirable
position at best, because there is no
salary whatever attached TO the office,
while there is plenty of hard work, pro-
yiding you perform your duties as pre-
scribed by the rules.
Many will say, however. that the
honor and glory Of the position is suffi.
cient remuneration, and as that is the
only pay q mem Der receives the voters
should display some interest at the
election and vote Tor the candidates who |
are willing to devote their time and |
attention to the duties involved in |
the position. This is necessary in order |
TO maintain good schools, aud 1t is high |
time that this fact vas recogu' zed and |
the best available men selected for the
position.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
sale of LO's'

.;,ra HDpvY,
Thomas Joy, of Christians 1olbt hi Y
will sell on easy terms ~ dsiny
on Saturday, May Si.t in,,' a,,' 'n,hdp
building lots in the Wes'e'"
city.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22

rS.s she Wilm,usScn base ball club can play
. heffes rnme or hsil than the old Qufckstep
lean. But Nih they keep II up.
Tnas fhe Mayes sheald appoint poiies man ~
re.Sy 81 ensrassass worse than Front street
Ehume. 49, -T.sgls1ig ) .s-.N
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
wanted. .

A few more members TO Ayers'watch
ard diamond clubs, second series. Will
have first drawing May lst- All, per
sons wanting . good watch on easy
pa ayments, now Ii the time TO get 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
THE RETIRING MEMBERS,


whose places will be filled at the ap
proaching election, Saturday, May 81
are as follows . ..
First Ward, Frank W. Reeve Sec
ond, Col. B. T. Heisler, William Sill
ley Third, j. F. theodore Feuke
William kyne (resigned) Fourth
Lewis B. Morrow Fifth, ". Scot,
Vernon SIKH, S'ansburry j. Wiley
Seventh, J. H. Hoffr cker Jr., E.q,
Eighth, DR.. Thomas A. keSbles
Ninth. John Brooks Tenth, DR.. Read
j. Mckay ; Eleventh, Newton c. Sam,
pie (resigned)
The holding over members are: First
ward, L. W. Palmer Fourth, John
Hanson Fifth, S. Rodmond Smith,
Esq; Sixth, Samuel +. Belts Seventh,
Charles Baird Eighth, Beaton Smith
Ninth, DIR. l. &. SLortiidge Tenth,
William G. Grier Eleventh, Jacot
Pusey.
As far as can be learned the lowing
persons wi be candidates 'or reelection
together with several new aspIrants for
the position:
First warl. Frank W. Reeve. 1t has
also been r ported that William kyne
who recently removed from the Third Il
the First ward, Will also be a candi
date. but Mr.. kvne has not publicly an,
nounced himself, although it is thought
he will run.
In the Second ward Col. B. r. Heislel
and William Sulley will be candidates
for re- election, with Wm. Stewart as q
new man. There will be two mem Der,
chosen from this ward. Two members
will also b. elected from theTbird ward
and the only candidate yet mentioned
is j. P, Theodore Feukel, who will nc
doubt b~ re elected as, he has been a
aithful member or the Board. In the
Fourth ward Lewis B. Morrow and Col
1. .ElwoodSineley have been mentioned.
In the Fifth Ward W. Scott Vernon
will be candidate for reelection and
will be opposed by DR.. S. L. West.
In the Sixth Ward il is thought that
Stansbury J. Wiley will be unani
mously re elected without having any
opposition.
In the Seventh Ward J. H. Hoffecker
Esq. at first declined TO be candidat.
for reelection, but his friends have
persuaded him 10 run again and be wi Il
probably be returned. although Wm
d. Pickles, irom the west end of the
ward, has been named for the position
and will be candidate.
No opposition has yet been named il
opposition 70 DR.. Thomas A. keable,
from the Eighth Ward, and he will nj
cOutt be returned.
In the Ninth Ward John Brooks de
ciines TO be a candidate for reelection
and J. T. Elliott and DR.. Sylyestel
Chadwick have been mentioned for to,
position.
In the Tenth ward DIR. Real j. Ne.
hay positively refuses 10 run again
and as ytt no other candidate has heei
spoken Of, although several aspiran;>
may spring up before election day.
The vacancy caused by the resign
.ion OF Newton C. Sample as mem b..-
from the Eleven, Inward, some tiMe 20
pOt having been fille,i, there is 10 can
didate meR:ioned from that ward a,
far as heard FROM
Politics do not take pnomine Mt pcsi
ton at the school electinnand il is de.
signed % keep that question silent il
The workings Of the Board, but in
Republican ward the position is Away.
rendered to mem Der Of tina. part!
willie Democrats usually cast their vot.
for the best man, and vice versa in
Democratic wards. The voters withou
regard 10 politics should turn out and
endaaTor to elect the best man for tn
position.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
NOTICE-I, JAMES T. MCH UGH
~ ~tsEAn, q he hease As.- c. z stih siI,.i

NOTlCE-l, JAMES 7. MCd UGH
lXN teEan, nf The house No. c. Z tih Sirsei
Ifn the YoErth ward ofthe city or Wilnin gien
county ofNew Castle and State Of Delaware, in
CO pliauee With the Requirements Of the acts
Of The General Assembly In such case made and
provided, do HEREBY give notice that l shall
apply In ~ritisg to The Court Of Gesersl ses-
sions Of The Peace and jail Delivery ofthe stats
on Delaware, In and for New Castle County, on
MONDAY, the teih day Of Nay, 4. ID; iss4.
being the next term Of s2id court, for . license
for said house As AL inn or tavern. for the sale
therein Of intoxie aiins liquors In less
quantities than one quart, TO be drank on the
premises. and The following respectable cid-
feus Of said ward recommend the said Applica-
iion. viz
Martin FARRELL. Aug. kuhlmauR,
4. c. Hicksn, 6eorge Ab<ls.
John fehpnbarh. Issae Dillon,
Marx J. Tucker. James Kitchen,
James =. MeGoRigAl, George Brown
Martin Clark, EmHti Morrow,
Chss. A. Chilcott, Michael CAnpbx4l,
Thomas b. Eatou, Dennis Kane,
james y. 1rAynoT, h. y. Townsend.
Charles SEWER, Bernard Bonner,
John Mctanerty. John J Aanion,
Geo. A. CegssuelL Geo. T. Egle,
John II. RlRney.
x--N' JANIS r. MCHUGH.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22

!" ASTkD-A CAkRlAeE TIKI " MER.
w Good Job and wages Ad lress a.
once A. MElSkL X son, Eiktoh. Md. I22t.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22

YTOR RENr-LOW, STORE Room. ON
~ Seventh and Mouroe. suitable Tor dry
goods, trimming or m!lliner. Inquire at :0l
Monroe street. aG23,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22

" ANTFD-BOIS TO SELL THE
w Philadelphia Evening Call" 4. 5.
X. BUTLER. 40 Market street a.2-3.s
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22

UANTED-HOAR AT MRS.
w Rsnsberger's, No. SIC King street;
Pleasant rooms and coed acc0mmo lat on.
Also table board. aT2-lm.