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Daily Republican., 1884-06-02
A Cypress REATM.
For Memorial Day.
BY GEORGIA Is. CARVER.

[Road st the Memorial Day exercises OF the
Asbu,y M. |. Society, thursday evening,
May ~, 1884
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Ft||HGneDs Jean Drawers,

We a are now offering our
pas1Gelled asM tailor-made pep
vlall Jean drawers, which
proved such a perfect success
aS season. They are cut
rom a French pattern, are
t'sa perfect tlt' gotten up in first
s'as sS': style, and give universal
F'''S'actlor. a. We have them
! all sizes, from % to 46.
1I'S'' a' waist measure and in all
,saSAs' sa! Price 50 cents a
Daily Republican., 1884-06-02

YNOR RENT-A LARGE DOUBLE
dwelling, suitable for two dwellings,
south Of Market street fridge. Also stalle
for two or three horses. Ar,ly at Office OF
JONES GUTHRIE n 90. matt
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JOB printing at REPUBLICAN Office
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vNR EENT-SEVEKAL SMALL
Is houses, pleasantly located: In goof or.
der. FRAZER X 90. N. l.. corner OF
hird and Market streets. matt
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FOM kE6 4

T1OR RENT-TWO COTTAGES, ONE 8.
roomed and the other rooms Hot and
cold water, bath, trent yard and porico large
back yard. at ~ and $40 month. Also one
five -roolned house at sS per month. +. }.
FORD. Fifth and Rodney streets. myIelN
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NANlLlHpet street. also table bSsrders' SesfrSs
nus furnished VI my-ltln
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-, RIDERS AT III WiSl
W Eighth street, ml2.lmi
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-.,r,I1-TWO YOUNG GENTLE
TANIhlN@nrdsrs ut 1902 French street.
uel boafu''' ' my3l.N
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-,Tvn-A GIRL TO LEA hN
dres%mah'Hs o. my3l.2tt
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npuuN0-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
Rohnp,in Rofh,a,n hoard IN gcnteel, private FAM
Y t,"n, vy'alT room and excellent location. AZ
n, \ this office.
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WAITED

-youNa MEN AND !, .1sn nn.
de, 70 faIn TfasIIsnxraph' 80 Market strsS,. t,a
E;nPinxtsn, III : On ] DsI. No charge O'''''
!. hrushed.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-02

THOR SALLY AORSES. NO. !. BAY
horse, I years old, 10 hands, free. pleas
ant driver, has good action. Mny learn "a
trot fast. No 2. Bay horse, byears old, ID
lands, stylish. good general purpose horse;
both home raised, wild hOut fault ana fearless
n steam, For sale to make room Tor other
colts, SAMUEL SINCLAIR, South Ken
nett Suuarc. Pa. my27-8td-2tw
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E71y7ED-THLrg,T,S,,lGd .., q, DAY y1 and HHH% night
tn. that sunday .nss W Wai1og Wss, M'EhI8o MiEhToN. n
rr1b.M :. :
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ySOK SALE OK kEN1-THE THREE
story brick store house, 70 feet front, 40
Het deep, NO, 1l2 West Front street, next To
tho CITY Hotel good stand for business.
Inquire Of las. u. Akin or Jas. +. Wood h
10. jylc-u
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NOR SALE-ABOUT lOORl2 ACRES
of Newport marsh. Apply to WM.
TURNER. Third and Poplar streets.
mySo.std 2twt
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-,,Trn-A WOMAN TO COoK;;..-
NANM,uL.L i. r. Buck, 1915 1ssnall A'm4''
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17OR SALE-UE INSTALLMENTS OF
$500 per month. three nice two story
brick dwellings, recently thoroughly repair
ed nicely located Possession and rents i'm
mediate. mz3lt GEORGEC. MAklS.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-02

rrOR SALE-a GOOD LIHhT SECOND
handed six-spring grocery wagon. Also
a good set Of harness, cheap, At VIM. 3.
street. hyolst
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ROR RALE.

1NOK NALE-A 2.kTORY, S.ROOM.
II ed house, with bats, front
DOrch, front ana back yards, &c:
men ted cellar, with heater and all
modern improvements. The prop
er1y fs In q line location, first class
orier. and can he bought on rea'
sonaDie terms. Inquire On the
Drell,ises, sOl Monroe street, or III
The Republican Office.
GEORGE +. VERNON.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
LAWS OF DELAWARE.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
CHAPTER l.

CHATTER /.
AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED
An Act to propose an Amendment to Sec.
ton II Of Article 2 Of the Constitution
of this State.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House o.
Representatives of the State Of Della
ware in General Assembly met, (two-
thirds of each house deeming 1t neces-
sary and concurring herein, and by ard
with the appreciation of the Governor)
SECTION l. That the following amend
ment be and the same is hereby proposed
to the Seventeenth Section of Article II
of the Constitution of this State as altered
by an amendment proposed in and by an
act passed April 3D., 1873, and ratified by
an act passed January 2Sth, 1S75,vix
Strike out of said Section II, as altered
and amended as aforesaid, the words fol-
lowing The Legislature shall have
power to enact general incorporation act
TO provide incorporation for religious,
charitable, literary and manufacturing
purposes, and for the preservation of AMI
NAL ard vegetable food, building and loan
associations, aud for draining low lands !;
and no attempt shall be made in such act
or other wise to limit or qualify the power
In this section"
And insert In lieu thereof the words
following
"The General Assembly shall also have
power, by concurrent vote of two-thirds
of each branch thereof, to enact general
laws providing for the creation of munich
pal or private corporations, exceptiu z rail-
road and canal companies; Provided that
the power OF revocation in this section re-
served shall apply to corporations created
under general laws in the same manner
and to the same extent as to those created
by special acts Of the General Assembly
And provided, also, that this amendment
shall not affect any general incorporation
acts heretofore enacted, nor any ipcorpo-
ration created hereunder"
SECTION 2. That ire Secretary of State
be and he Is hereby directed, after the
Governor shall have approved of the
above proposed amendment and this act,
duly to publish the above proposed amend
ment and this act in two or more newspa-
pers in this State, Tor the consideration of
the people, at least three and not more
than six months before the next general
election of representatives in this State.
Passed at Dover March %, 1858.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

WlLEY--On the 10th inst, Anna j.. vife n,
Joseph N. Wiley, aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully ipyi
ted to attend tho funeral nom her late resi-.
the 22d inst, att O'Clock. Services a the
house. Nv
OLAlR-On the goth inst, u. Willie. SON Of
year.
Relatives and friends of the family arc
from the residence Of his parents. ga East
9Th street, on Saturday afternoon, Services
AZ the house at 2 o'clock, To proceed In
Bethel cemetery, Brandywine Hundred. I
NELSoN-On 2Ist Of August, Hulda w.
Nelson, aged 19years.
The relatives. and friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend her funeral from tho resi-.
dence OF her father. lila Head street, on sun.
day. August oath 1884. Mt 2 O'Clock p. m.
LLlNdSWORTH--On the 2lst OF An.
gust, Hannah M, daughter OF Hannah and
the late John Hollingsrorth, aged ~
years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully inyi
ted to attend tho funeral from the residence
OF her mother, near Loveville, Mil Greek
Hundred, on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
Services at the house. interment At Hed
Clay Creek cemetery.
RlOHARD5UN-On the 2lst inst. MARY "a
WIFE OF Henry j. Richardson, aged ID
yeare.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral
nom the residence Of her husband, llIb West
second street, on sunday afternoon, at z O..
clock. lnterment at Riverview.
We laid her weary form to sleep,
Where all is sweet and stu,
Where the last rays Of sunlight fall
Upon that westward hill.
And oh. how precious to our hearts
Shall be that sacred spot;
While by the Lord she loved so we'll.
twill never DO forgot.
Wasted and wan We laid her down,
Worn out with mortal strife
but fair and glorious she arose
To glad eternal life.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
Gulden Raddfnp

Last Monday evening Daniel Ross,
OF No. ZIG Market street, this city, at-
tended the golden wedding of his aged
father and mother, which was celebrat ted
at their home in Copshohockin. Their
four sops were present, three of whom
are married, and had their wives with
them. The Sons presented their father
with handsome gold watch, and the
daughters and dsughters-in.law gave
him gold-headed cane as a support in
bis journey down the hill OF NE. The
daughters aud daughters-in-law also
presented the mother with beautiful
shawl. The evening was spent in a
social manner, and refreshments were
served in abundance. The aged couple
enjoyed the festivities, and the com any
left at reasonable hour, with sincere
wishes that their lives may be spared
Tor many years, and that they NAV live
10 celebrate their diamond wedding.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

Isaac w Srman, OF Laurel, Del. ,one
OF the Pen!nsular editor excursions e,
stoppad over and called at the REpuB'
LICAN office this morning, on his way
home. He says that before he lett New
York yesterday morning he was Very
cordially hailed by a portly, good look
ing man, who said he was Senator
Saulsburv's son, who asked him tp cal
at his office and take a few printed cir
culars down into Delaware for him
Mr.. Sirman, knowing that Mr.. Sauls
bury was bachelor, asked the fellow
If he saw anything green in his eye,
When the fellow found he had woke VI
the wrong passenger, he sudden y left
and was not long in agoay.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
FOURTH EDITION,


The ferry boat Wenonah, now under
going repairs at the works Of the Har-
Ian 81 Hollingsworth Company, WAS
placed in the dry dock yesterday.
The morning News excursion to Cape
May this morning for the benefit OF the
newsboys was attended by about 100
persons, mostly boys.
The finest Queen apples We have ever
seen are sold by gentleman from
Maryland, who stands ON King street
above Third.
A picnic was given Mt Union street
Park yesterday by the colored Knights
TeInplar. Music was furnis by a
brass band and . large crowd was In
attendance
Harlan& Hollingsworth Co. have con.
tracted for the construction of six bou-
doir cars for the Mann Boudoir Car
Company. They will be run on the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
On Monday last, while the Peninsula
editors were on their way to Rehoboth,
the train was polled In regard to their
preference for President, with the fol-
lowing result: Blaine, Go; Cleveland, Go;
Butler, 44and st. John, /.
A young and valuable dog known as
"Pug, belonging TO Stansbury Murray,
of No. 104 East Front street, was run
over by a wagon last night on that
thoroughfare and fatally injured, he dy-
ing within ten minutes after the acct.
dent.
A disgraceful drunken fight occurred
on East Fourth street, between Poplar
and Lombard, about II o'clock last
night, in which one Of the participants
was badly beaten, no less than four
men jumping upon him. The fight
had been brewing for several months.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
Mr.. CrOzfer's Appeal,

To my patriotic German friends
Gentlemen As our American patriot
ic young men failed TO comply with pa
tronizing our fair for the benefit of the
soldier orphan boy, | have appointed
the following named patriotic gentle
men to take the matter in charge and
see that the memorial chamber set and
parlor set IL CHANGED off in q fair and
honorable manner for the benefit OF the
fund for the soldier orphan boy, Mt
their own convenience, and la their
own manner, to wit
l have appointed the following nam
Ell committee TO turn the hole matter
over to my German friends
Col. VIM. Nc Cornell, Mai. Vim. H.
Pierson, Col. VIM. S. Bullock, his Hon.,
Mayor John L. Wales, Maj. N. r. Ben.
son, Y. s. Marshal II. IL. McMullin
Coz. Jos. X. Adams, and Charles Yet
ter, In lieu Of Dana Robinson, remove
from the city. There are. still as patri.
otto young men and women in Viii.
mington as any other place on earth.
Very Respectfully, ELI CRosIER,
President of We the People.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

This morning four boys, rang
age from 10 to IA years, namel
Carol, James Metcalf, William
and Charles Brick lie, were nelo,S
Cummins charged by DIR. HeaId'
Hygeian Home, at Van Bafen
and Shallcross avenue, Win of
into his garden and stea ling gfa
DIR. Heald testified that he ha
very much annoyed by boys 8
his fruit and breaking down 10
and he thought thai he SUSTAIN
less than one hundred dollars
last year in that manner, NJ
him, but his neighbors srlierei
same manner, and sometilnesl
there was no one but ladies AZ
the boys would curse them ANU
to 90 away when ordered
Yesterday he saw these ppss ,'l
his grape vines, and WIN , uaJ
man gave ohaee, and succ.eu
capturing two Of them, one u
named Willie Cook, 10 years
was not present at the nea, ~
morning. Tho two capnves f.
names and residences Of liifal
ions, hut the doctor said they I
more lies in the two hours lii"' h -"
in questioning them, thaa , M
heard in the same length o' rre I'll
fore. The other boys were ID am, ,bs}
the information furnished W u"
panions. ,. near 4
Home alsogave her teslimo n.y. J
lively identified the -four p 'pis
ing been in their yard. u IN he
asked the doctor If he ~on, rrsd n
fed If the boys were disch A.. wol
ing the costs, and he said b. - S nrd
az he thought it his duty ~ 5oi|
the boys, to deter others fF0" W
same ID them d
nish bail in the sum OF :. s- ~ spsI
their appearance At oon 5inv 70
charge Of larceny, aecor f,a,,,re. 4
passed by the last LegisIlai " law
The first case under TINS On "a AMI
makes it larceny to enter s, on or i,
sons grounds and take
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
Poisoned with Coal Oii.

AT O'Clock on Thursday morning an
|eightetn months old child of Mr.. Hines,
grocer at Tenth and Spruce streets,
drank a quantity Of headlight oil,
which almost caused fatal issue.
About two hours after the oil had been
taken the child began to show signs OF
depression, and was Immediately taken
TO the medical Office of DR.. Mann, at
Tenth and Kitkwood streets. by this
time breathing was almost suspended,
the pulse bad disappeared from the
wrist, the eyes were set and CLASSY and
the child was cold. The physician i'm
mediately used n galvanio battery cur
rent, and as all hopes were gone, Rev.
MIR. Virgins was summoned, who bap.
tised the child. After the baptism IT.
was difficult matter 10 say whether or
not the child was dead or alive, but the
trained ear of the physician detected
the slightest heart ilutter, and after four
hours OF work Oil the part of the ply.
sicisn and assistants, life was restored.
Mrs. Edwards, an old and trusted
nurse, who was present in the physi-
clans office, considers the restoration to
life almost miraculous.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
Tammany showing Itaelf.

NEW YORK, Aug 21.-Ex Senator
Thomas f. Grady has rendered his res
ignation as q member of the Democrat
ic State committee. On Wednesday he
addressed lettat ., Chairman Man
ming, In which ne said. " 1t Is but fair
That this act is entirely personal on my
part, and does not, in any way, involve
the organization to whose representa-
tives | am indebted for mem bership ii
the committee. | have communicated
my de'erm nation Ia this respect to the
chairmanof the Tammany delegation te
the last State convention"
The Star says: "Wne1 asked whether
h. Intended TO come out for Butler, Mr.
Grady smiled, as II amused by the
question, but did not answer. 1t Il
scarcely probable, however, that SO &C
tive and energetic a politician as Mr.
Grady will remain IDLE during the tx
element of Presidential campaign,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

sessions on the first Tuesday In January
In every second year thereafter.
SECTION 3. That the Secretary of State
OF this State be and is hereby diree ted, az
ter the Governor ehall have approved OF
the above proposed amendments, duly to
publish the above proposed amendments,
and this act, In two or more newspapers
OF this State, for the consideration Of the
people, at least three and not more than
six mouths before the next general cleo
ton OF Senators and Representatives In
this State.
Passed ut Dover, March 80, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
FIF 7 H EO|7|


"
family, left for ke i,' "n' 6 9.
:, Edward Andrews, fami,. .''l
ie, n1 today for Cape May ia.s''s az
Tor Ocean Grove tbis and anu fa
'ney Will rusticate for a few \
a, Miss M,' Ella Karch is v INV u
~ magnolia, Kent County yum
IT,. F.. II. Hoffecker, ESQ, has
from a visit to Beach Haven '
. John G. Baker and wirs Nj.
1Allsm n Charles Gritiitb, a n,s
ford Bertolette are at , ocean, a1 e.,
from his summer vacati"n loving
resumed his practice. III
Philip Quigley and wife q,
are spending a few dars ~ y,
Springs, N. Y. '"'' al
w Misses Misses Emma Haynes an,
WIKI " hkins are spending a S su
Cecilton, Md. 'e
Miss Lizzie THOMPSON. "a,
William T. Hickman's sho,
spending a few days with hal
near Woodlawn camp meeting
j. j. Purcell, who wa. q
years employed a. the old
bank: has been paying a sbo,
our city.
Harry Meudinhall, pres.d
Harry Dnre, BENZ. Nieldp. and
Stone,who have been on a yi.it
Tax, returned home last eyen
Baltimore.
Manager Pnrdy OF theArnou,
Light Company has compIs
hanging Of lamps at the scben,I
for the coming Volksfes, M
equipments will be placed in Al
Mrs. Samuel Schultz, Miss
Schultz and Misses Annie Al
Ruhl of Philadelphia, are md
few days in this city, the euestY
Lena Miller, 600 Orange street.
Harry II. Murdoch, an empl
Willard +. Davis jewelry stors
East Second street, is rns,icat}
week at Atlantic City.where he
battle with the mighty waved
briny deep.
Joshua ID. Chandler, formerly|
city, Is now managing editor Of
(Pa. )Tribune, a staunch out !
Republican paper, which Vii
supports Blaine and Logan.
pleasure in exchanging with I
bune.
Mr.. Alexander j. Watson Ia Il
n few weeks among the farm
peach orchards not far from d
He writes that thus far the ii
tween himself and the mosquj
rather in favor Of the latter, bud
stand the mosquitoes better I'll
hot sun on the bay beach.
Secretary Way, of tho PED
Press Association, in addition 4
quite n humorist, is also a
dancer, as all who saw LIN
over the floor at 'hs Press ho1
boboth will testify. severa|
mem bers also took part, and
saved their fine.
Miss Eva =. Crouch, sopran,
Mary X. Thielman, alto; G. II, |
baritone John II. Brunstein|
Thomas Benson, basso, aud
Parry. organist, of the Trinit
church choir, this city are at The
can hotel, Allentown, Pa. I'D
spend a few days there and VI
Switchback and Glen Onoko.
w. @. Clark formerly with Ct
Hill in this city, but who Is y
gagged in the dry goods business
troit, Mief liz now in this city
friends, bnt will leave TONI
New York TO meet the sfeami
nessia, from Glasgow, Scotland,
is expected 10 reach that city
row, and on board Of which he
to meet bis future wife. The Ike
Roberts, of Coatesville, Is also 81
home on the steamer.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
The Kenneft Pike,

Workmen have been constantly en-
ployed the past year In grading the
Kennett turnpike, and putting the side
roads in good travelling condition.
Elevated places have been cat dow n,
aud the summer roads filled up, so
there is no danger ola wagon being
upset by turning out except in very
few places, and these are being stead
lily cut down A new cuivert has
been constructed at the foot Of the Hill
south OF Centroville, and the culvert
or bridge at tue creek above Greenville
is being repaired, ADD persons for tbs
time being will have to drive through
the stream.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
"A Gpse af Distress.

A colored womsn, vile gave her name
as Mrs. II inscn, and who is about SO
years of age, was found On Thursday
by officer Cannon in a frame shanty on
Iownsend's road, South Wilmington.
The woman is evidently in the last
stage CT consumption, and when found
wass without med ical assistance OF
food
The officer reported the case TO Ser
geant Tucker, who hunted Mp some of
the Trustees OF the Poor, who, after the
matter was fully explained, gave an or
der for her admission to the aims.
house, to which place she will be taken
today.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

The residents in the vicinity OF Bear
Station Oh the Delaware railroad, about
IL miles from this city, were visited
with a.heavy storm yesterday afternoon,
which continued about an hour. Dur
ing the beginning OF the storm, for two
or three minutes, hail fell in large
Quantities, and pieces of ice about the
slze OF a hickory nut were picked up.
The storm only extended about 200 or
800 yards south of this point. But
little damage was done by the hail.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

The holy Of the colored man that was
found few days since floating in the
creek at Newport, in a decomposed
condition. is thought to be that of q man
named jackson, who resided at Chris
tiana, and has been missing from his
home for over week. His son and
another man called on Deputy Coroner
Palmer this morning, and he gave
them all the information in his power
after which they started for the aims
house, to see Superintendent Guthrie
who attended 30 1he interment of the
remains in Potter's Field.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

The Delaware County (Penna.) Dem
ocraticConvention on Thursday nolninn.
ted o. Is. Dickinson, Of Chester, for
Judge Jesse Brooke and Thomas j
Osbourn for Assembly;,A. Il. Sharpness
for Sheriff, and James Harvey for.
Treasurer. No nomination was made
for Congress or State Senator "a co
alition has been formed with the indie.
pendent Republicans with view Of de-
feating r. V. Cooper for tho latter Office
and the nomination was purposely
left open Sd that the Independents can
name a strong man In the hope Of de.
feating Senator Cooper, the Republican
nominee"
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
-
Death of Oh aries Hnrner.

Charles sHarner, who for several
years has conducted n cigar and to-
bacco store on East Front street, died at
his home No. 2l9 East Front street
yesterday afternoon, after a lingering
illness. Deceased was "A years of age
and was well-known among railroad
men, n large number of whom have
dealt with him since he has been in
the business. His funeral will tax,
place on Sunday afteroon next at 4
O'Clock. Services at the house. DE.
ceased leaves q wife and family.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

STATE OF DEL WARE, !
OFFICE OF SECEETAhY OF STATE,
DOVER, DEL, July Is, 1854.
His Excellency, Charles c. Stockley,
Governor of the State Of Delaware, having
approved, hereby direct that the follow
lug proposed Constitutional Amendments
and Acts Of the Legislature, be published
In accordance with the statute in that case
made and provided.
WILLIAM Y. CAUSEY,
Secretary of State.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
uu,eaby the cars

Kitty Lapp, an age; ,isd at 9
colored woman, YVES 'ia ware raj
bury station, on the p .tr"ck BY
yesterday, by being s'f aet Of eoin
train. She was in the aa. a 81 cssugi
the crossing when tie ,es.SNo @ b
tween two trains,ana p hx one Of u
erred She was struck ps about 4.
sines and killed. She was
Of age.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
Anew nsrber.

stanbury Murray, Jr., No. 1O4 East
Front street, has secured the services
OF Harry Anderson, an efficient tonsorl.
nj artist, formerly located at Sixth
and SIMPLIFY streets, and Ia now pre-.
pared TO cater to the wants of the pub.
lie in short order. Mr.. Anderson also
extends an invitation TO his friends TO
cal! and see him. Try n good shave
place.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22
Address, Wilmington. Del. N''s ang2a

= tELEtt SCHOOL Mis-. LAURA OS
y Kood Hardness respectfully announces
that on Monday, September stn, she will! re
open ier srll"el for both scxes In the HAIRY
ness Build!ng corner ofTenth ard Market
streets, with fDll staff OF able and expert
enccd .a'lcrs. Mrs. IL. viii he prepared TO
insure thorough instruction IN any branch OF
education iha may DO desirsd She refers
WIN price to her successful management OF
TIC primary department in past years. and
VIII ohdeagor by mid but firm discipline
ana tystel-, to lneulcate correct habits and
amiahie department among her pupils Terms
rom ~ TO Sls per quarter, according to olassi
hcAt1on. Fer further information apply to
MRS. HARkaESS, No. 500 Market street,
auZ2tf
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

Mrs. Halle Flynn, wiz street,
Flynn, OF 1913 Chestnut nnanstsrday /
infi was IN, no :. oe likely to O''
day, and her death Is i'A'''
any moment.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-22

Shortly after 8 o, ., William Ian w
the eyaporator OF ,,t,on at Dover,
s ssss ,ss si to Be On 1s ass S'
flames could be eA ! art AZ Of the q
quantity of fruit ana ~
were destroyed.