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Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
DEATHs.

the oath inst, Edward Logue,
son Of John LOgue, aged ~ years, months.
Relatives and friends Of The family are
respectfully invited to attend the funerai
from his residence, Pleasant street, on SAT
nrday at 10 o'clock .. IN. Interment at River
view cemetery.
COX In this city, on the I'D irst, Sallie
Cox. daughter Of Richard and Sarah Jane
Cox, in the 18th year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the resi- epce Of her brother-in law, No.
e2l East Sixth street, on sunday afternoon
Services at Scott nj. L. church ats o'clock.
ln,erment at Riyerview cemetery.
CARTER-Suddenly, on the sd inst, Dan
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral IRON
his late residence, No. III Adams street, on
Saturday, the 10th inst. Services at lhe
house at 5 o'clock. lnterment At Old Swedes
church.
ISpRINGER-In this city, on the :.23d inst.
OF typhoid fever, Edgar T. springer aeeo
26 years
Relatives and friends Of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral IRON
| the residence Of his father, Levi h. springer
2.y Orange street, tomorrow l>aturuay)
afternoon at 2 o'clock, without further no
tice Services at the house. lnterment a
wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
jaILLING-On the 21th inst. Lille AM
4illinV, wife Of John dilling In the OK
| year Of her age, --,. T..
yifsd 10 attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence of her late husband, III Locust street
on sunday afternoon, 9th inst, at 80 0
clock Interment at Riverview cemetery.
There is no death in Heaven,
| For they who gain that shore,
Have won their immortality,
And they can die no more.
| Farewell, mother dear, farewell.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Til EDITION
Death ON the p.,,

Sometime during Th"r"a.
John Gardner, a brakeman ay aa :, Aist
W. q b. Railroad, was kjlIsd .% ,lt
cars between Edgemoor % and y v
AZ no one witnessed the d accids,.s sas'l IN
difficult to state just how ''. hs il
life, but 1t is general, s,,nno.0s ms Lost
while going along the novino vplDsea s "
slipped and fell between thu ! s'alAh
was killed. The train procssaI, rS sas W
without any of the other bu', bapIa' !
aware OF the accident. The uu' ,nan Ias "
ever, was discovered some +; ~au' ."a ~ ls
ward, and word sent to ,hjs hr ci,. ais
a special train was sent IN tn s N.Y.. Wy
man here, and the remain, '',,s .,sl
shortly after midnight. "''''a
The mans right leg and an,
badly crushed, and it is though, w. "
he received some internal ininsias sas ny ,
ceased was about As years Gf % aas "
sided in Philadelphia, and Iss,., Is1 y
wife and five children to money! Os's !,
sudden death, He is a relaIjy4 yn'a a,s \
gene d. Messick, Of this cirv, A" 4, u u
time Mr.. Gardner was a frei,i, nv 70 .t
ductor on the Delaware Railroad ~ ~
for some time past has been A n.y. y
man on the through freight on ,bs "%' ",'
line. "' 4Aa
Undertaken Palmer took cbar,a,s
body this morning, and Corourr a. Snv| "
being notified will probably hold s arsl
quest to-day.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.


Edgar E. Springer, who was recently
brought home from Philadelphia snner-
ing with typhoid fever, died on We'd
nesday at the residence Of his father
No. 229 Orange street. Deceased was 20
years of age and had only been married
about five months. He was memoeI
Of the Odd Fellows.
1t Ia rumored that William Banc croft,
of the firm of Wood 4 Bancroft, and
Edgar H. Cook, formerly of the ia
zette. Society News and Daily Argus,
all defunct, will start Sunday paper
in this city in the near future. IL IL
also reported that General W. b.
Men air will furnish leading editorials
for the same.
Come to Hanover Presbyterian church
Friday evening, 25th inst, and near
Miss Carrie E. Mcclure, of Trenton, n.
J. She has well modified voice, ace
Of manner distinct euunciation, is quite
magnetic and has sufficient OF the ora
matte to hold the attention OF all her
listeners.
The concert and ball 10 be given by
the Beecher Quartette club in the Ger.
man Hall on Monday evening next
promises to be a fine affair. Robert
Helm, Z. ?. Freye, Fred Weyl and
G ustavus Scheu are the committee on
arrangements.
General Hancock passed through this
city on Wednesday evening ON his way
to Fortress Monroe, Va. TO attend the
graduating exercises at the artillery
school. II, arrived there yesterday ana
r. viewed the troops.
Not to be outdone by Barnum and
Forpaugh, S. Marry Of No. 104 East
Front street, has added white ele-
phant to the attractions IN LIS sho"
window. 1t is needless to say that u IL
whitewashed,
Owing to removing from the Fifth
| Ward to the Seventh Ward, W. scott
| Vernon, whose term in the Board OF
Education expires this month, Will not
be candidate for reelection.
The choir of the first NJ. =. church
on Seventh street near Walnut will
give free smusical entertainment TO
u orrow OF 7.3O =. IN, The public are
Iiuvited to attend.
The new buildings of the Whining ton
| fMaileable Iron Company are nearing
competion, and Edmund Mitchell, Jr.,
is now engaged in putting on gravel
roof.
Complaints have been made to the
effect that Fourth street spring Is In
very bad condition and should be at
tended to at once,
| George H. Jackson has resigned hi
position as letter-carrier, and D. Is
Roberts, q sub-carrier, has been ap
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Those wishing their roofs painted
should call or send 10 the office Of f
A. Fallow, No. l2S Townsend street.
BENJAMIN Neasey moved into his neV
drug store at Eighth and Monroe street
yesterday.
The City Democratic Association will
Inject in the Jefferson club rooms TO
morrow evening.
The address of the Rev. W. B. Gregg
pastor of Epworth NJ. +. church, ,hs Al
East Ninth street, Wilmington Del.
The letter carriers will appear on tn
streets in their new summer uniform
May lst.
William d. Pickles has withdraw
!, Ibis name as candidate for the Board {
Education in the Seventh ward.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Rails Tonight

The fourth annual recep'loI. J., " Il, h
knights Of st Lawrence WIN uo'' ,1'' NJ
this evening in the institute nnt TI%, n
promises to be a grand affair TINS . M,
ganization never does ll'bE' Un' VA s,td
Scale and this event will b' 10 ''1
tiOn. -, v;r Al
The Adams Social club W.. WIN
piyetheir second annual recrP..aDo .t"o or1
evening in the lecture room roo \. VI .n,,y M,
House, and no pains Will "" "s 'f
make the affair a pleasant oNe'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

Chandler RepLiea 70 HeWltt.

W,sulSGroN, April 2.-ln reply to
staten Mt By Representative Hewitt IN ,a1 ane
Unus t ,-dav with regard to the alleged iall-
nr, ~ fine secretary Of the Navy to dtposit IN
tnr United states Treasury the proceeds OF tht
sale Of old vc.s'ls.se retay, annl'r to-nlpnt t
S,v that the amount realized from the sa!e OF OF
"a va..els As given in his annual report OF
Ju mer.n'h.r I, fs.3, was. in r" nd numbers,
ss co. from his amount ~ o. ,I the ,Sn Su" .aIs
Lavtny hern subst0ucn ly cancelled. me re-
M maNIE mlr e Ks 900. tie secet,ry accounts for a,
follows: eposit vim unteI 9t",e. ,atsmt nrsmI
nt,nd = t.s Treasurer at San Francisco, $40,
foo ":'r pad rsr brea. ap the Nansndaisu. at at
Nork ana The at vi fns1G toe a~
. s9i .nn tntai ssjs, go. TEe excess of sdO
IN The treasury over the amount TO pc accn''n ~
led Tor i. due to oyerpayments on aeP%snSd icy
bd'crs. All The deppsit,, Se'in ns Ttmrnt I'M
mtdiatply upon the receipt of the purcha''
money from the various bidders.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Dramatic.

"McSorley's Initiation" vii, a \,
duced at the Opera House 10 roo,T, n,
evening by NJ. W. HanI-y, Cona,
Company. The play is one Of Ham,
gan's most boisterous and FINN,
sketches, the plot of which runs a,I
lows: McSorley, an ambitions u,
York Alderman, expects to be mri
mated for Mayor, bat fears that NM
knowledge that his wife sell, UpI,rI
in Fulton market becomes known,
will be defeated in the conypn,jo, m
stratagems he employees to ous i.
from her market stall is the bad, I
the play. The types Of the cha,at
are the same that appear in all Of Hgl
rigan's works, and the music is IN NJ
best style.
"The Silver King" will beprnsr,s1
Monday and Tuesday nights. nd
melodrama is well known in ibis CITY
having been here for season Of tN
nights some months ago, with Wax1
Bentley and Ellen Tracy in the lesill3
rolls. The scenery is splendid aadi
entire drama is made to convey susv
lesson.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
SRle OF Horses, COWS etc,

The personal property bt.ons91
the estate of the late BeDJamIl Ba'F|
of Greenville, was sold ye'teEaE
j. Frank Riggs, the aduIlIIhA|
Thomas NJ. Ogle acting as a.'ia'H
A fine mare was purchased Sy.M1
Gooding tor sl3O, and a.colt FA
Murphey for SOL, Cows V'nat
to s35 a piece chickens sl,JEN
"A field of wheat, about five o'Asa
for $50, and a lot of househoI M Nv
fair prices. The sale nettrd aNA@
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Not DefHnct.

In writing an obituary nOtl,r
late ID. W. Carter it was Ih"1'"TTi NJ
stated that he was a meInDel o. w wi
minpton Division No. /, Sons o. lH
perance, before that orgaHN'ITI% T.. !,
come defnnct some time ago lM. I
ter part Of this statement II .'. l,"'I. !.
AS Wilmington Division Las n's', .s,l i
defunct, and has held Its resa'n 'Sn| NJ
ly meetings without any llIetTa neIi i.ml
for about thirty eight years aNu A"]
in a tiourishing condition
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Rum's victims

Last evening patrlck In. rbs'sd
WAS before Jm'Ge CunlI,'H1l;; H1l;;.opIei !
with witt '1ein being drunk and aud vnis S.,si imp
and a fine of 81 and cO''' w"
John Dougherty was DN''
costs for drunkenness ucCarty a1
This morning william .i n ariul
John ir'' osle, gle, were each fine" q '''
for being drunk.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
The Fair at st. Patrick's.

The attendance at the far that Is now
being held in St. Patrick's church, Fie-
eenth and King streets, is very good,
and "A number of articles have teen dis
posed of. Two gold watches are being
contested for by JoE Il j Cox and Police
officer Townsley, and Andrew Price
and John Clark. The fair will cont nue.
abou two weeks, and the proceeds will
he devoted toward paying a debt OF
$4,000 that is still standing against the
building.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Married In Phil8delphla

Andyer jackson, resident OF this
CITY and steward oFathe ting Meteor, was M
married in Philadelphia last evening 10
Miss Milley Warren of that CITY, 1nt
ceremony taking place at the residence y.
of the bride before large number OF
invited guests. The newly walled Welded
couple will make Wilmington 1nelf
future home and upon their arriva'
here reception will be rendered them, hem
They havr the best wishes OF thel'
many friends for long and happy
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
mn CITY Treasurer's Bono

SIR. Please say to the kepuDlicans
of Wilmington that if nominated anu .n1
elected City Treasurer can procure 'ne
desired bond. .x,a 10 =
As some parties were using TINS a. a. a
compaign dodge against me, | take thls
method of informing the pubhc tha'
can, Yours very respectfully,
MILTON s. SHIPPERS.
Wilmington, April "a, 1884.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
uew Lodge OTeh h,

Las. evening a number G' On &c 'SSol%'
bers of Wilmington ~ 'v thsir ball ID
Of Temperance, met at fne'' finne''irnttl arss }. !
McCIary building aud ," mn SN,'onpateIlI =
division to be kno" u "' ',npullprs
vision, " ish o. charter 1dar .,'i The most !,
new n', loa Sc starts of n"ufF ',Ii u,oo,lcnvt" 20,
vorable auspices anu a'i,T,tjon.
h in a hourishing co'''''''
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
-.----- ~.
us-ssos II eSOl( Eatn''J

Henry Zeiber, residing az !. N1F lar Fbni)
Jackson streets, who had HI. .i'. icy 'r' hid
in two places and was o''I''T" It yarge nd
ed by being crushed by '1,y a 'I'S' rbiIIl I'D
falling upon him on Wrdns,'T11SY1i Yea "n TSY1rsi,.
at work in a quarry, dieu on IL rpcdrd
from the effects Of the inJul9' Jsnt to hi
together with the severe e. s,,U Smith ttip
nervous system. Coroner . ira,hin
notified gave a certilica'e % "''
accident.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
PatrOlman Appointed.

Yesterday afternoon Mayor Wld
appointed James f. Wright as R,dI
man in the fourth district, 10 iii u
position vacated by the promotion 1
James b. Tucker. Mr.. Wright passed.
satisfactory physical examination N
evening, and reported to Chief NNa|
nell for duty.
The new officer is about 5' !an1
age, and was born in Chester t0lly
Ps., and removed TO this city about i
years ago. He is a heater by trade s|
has for some time been emp0yhanl
Christiana rolling mills, South VI
mington, but is a resident Of thtEIs1l
ward.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
kUrDrsse Party.

Last evening about twenty-five or
thirty members of w. s. Goodwin's
C lass, in Union NJ. f. church, with the
Rev. &. w. Prettyman and his wife,
called at Mr.. Goodwin $ residence, No. &
Jefferson street quite Unexpectedly to
Mr.. Goodwin and his lady, who were
completely taken by surprise.
The evening was very pleasantly
spent, and after partaking of bounti.
tul supply Of refreshments, Rev. Mr..
Pretty on behalf OF the friends of
MIR. Goodwin, presented him with a
beautiful reclining char as a mark OF
their esteem and confidence.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
.,ar,y Meeti's', =,

Fourth quarterly '1ps''"fL 1as Love I'a. e !,
T.. church rext sunday, aiyiOg at lo.NSsI
day morning @y ys rev. 4. l. i. shocS,y; \, !,
1,Sjs,sn, J; en- H Ha "1 s:c r's,%s151! % 3 f' =
p. m. All are invited
DastOr.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
TAiH3 COTTON,
NEWS SUMMARY.

Kew York InvestigatisE Prison
Contr act LaD"r-items Of General
Interest from all Parts Of she
Country.
The New York Assembly yesterday au.
thorized an investigation Of charge tnat
the Supe, intendent Of the Albany County |
Penitentisry sbrogated the existing con.
tract made with the New YorkShoe Company
for the labor OF SO prisoners, and maze
new contract with that company extending
for the period Of tive years from May !.
1884 for he purpose ofanticipating the sc-
ton o, the Legislature and the people apol-
ishipv the contract system OF labor IN Inc
penal institutions OF Now York state.
Attorney. c General Stockton. of New jersey.
has given an opinion that the law requiring
the State printing to be done by contrac. 10
operative In spite Of the failure OF tne noS,
lature to pass the supplementary act proVia-
ing for the style, quality, etc., OF the WotA.
He holds that the printing law OF last "lntes s
ais designation of the quantity ana styles
of work to be done, within the meaning Oh
the contract law"
The Connellsyille Coke Producers Asso
cistion met yesterday and speeches were
made by the members severely dehouncihs
the outside producers for not restricting tne
production and sustaining prices, as prom.
fsed Threats were made that III they
continue their present policy the Assocla-
ton will reduce the price OF coke 10 10 cen's
per ton."
A telegram from Charlotte, North Caro-.
lima, reports tom Mcconnell, Whlte ana
two negroes were bitten by MAD deg & u.
Mooresville Yesterday. Mcconnell is being
treated with mad stone. Ihe TWO hestoes
have been sent to a lunatic asylum for trest
ment and safe keeping"
Mr.. Springer's Committee in washington
Yesterday examined G.. p. Perkins, OF the
Secret Service. Mr.. Perkins testined that
.the knew of but one United states Dlstrlct
Attorney who did not attend to private
business while being employed by the uo''
ernment.n
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
notified MIR. Wicker, Collector Of Cust0na Z
at Kew W est, of his removal, and instructed
Special Hobbs, now at Key West to take
charge Of the office.
The tobacco rebate claims already settled
by the Treasury number about 2o,ooo ana
amount to about ~, ,OOO, 600. The claims are
being settled at the rate of about l'oW pei
day.
In the Senate of Massachusetts,, yesterday
q bill was ordered to enKrossment prohipit
ing discrimination on account OF color IL
giving policies of life insurance.
Near Morgantown, Berks County, Penn
sylvania, on Wednesday, Amos sedan
rich was killed and Robert Howe fatal
ly injured by the premature explosion OF
blast.
There was a heavy frost at Meridian
Mississippi, yesterday morning. and SOM
ice formed in places. Damage to the cotto'
crop is feared.
J,C. Burrows, of Michigan, recently con
frmed as Solicitor Of the Treasury, but WI
had not been qualified, has declined tn
position.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
vrhn " QA(hQr.

WAsHrSGToN, April 25, a. m.-Fol
the Middle Atlantic States Clearing
and fair weather, preceded oy loca
showers, slight rise in temperature ana
T;'.L+ r,r;'7h'r winds. Tomorrow
promises to ne warm and far.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NTlLLOWS.-W WILLOW WOOD FOR
w our use should be cut when the sap Is
fully up In the Spring, (tree coming into
leaD, and be thoroughly divested of bark and
be kept clean and dry it must be all branch
wood, not over four or five years growth, none
over four or five inches In diameter and free
Of heart; the smaller the wood is the better.
ror such wood we give ~. 90 per cord, deliver
cd at our Mills on the Brandywine; If deliver
ed with the bark on, 1t must be hauled within
few days after 1t Is cut. 80 the bark will not
set on ~, as IT would have to be peeled here.
For such wood with bark on we give $S. 90 per
cord, delivered at the Mills.
l. DUPONT, DE NEMOUKS T. 90.
a23 3Utd -btw
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
CrAbs. Crabs. Crabs,

At Dolan's, No.6 West 3rd street. Crabs
in every style. Finest deviled crabs In
the city. Prime oysters and fine old
ales.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

1YTAN,Lu-A SITUATION BY A
w n'sr-rlLF mca!a i pas,ry cp"k in Il
hotel or restaurant. >p!y at Al last Atm
street alj-3tl
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOk KENT-rHI LAHiE ROOMS.
~ suitable for | ght Housekeeping, fur
nshed or unfurnished Apply at lO1 Shipley
trrtt aZ1-lts
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
E,rss or the Season.

Dolan, at No. 6 West Third street,
has received fine lot of crabs. You
can get crabs live, boiled, or deviled.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
MAnulAGH.

SMITH RILEY tho st. Paul parsonage,
Chester, Pa, April 24th, by the hev. Henry
Brown, Mr.. Walter M. smith to MISS
Florence May Riley, both Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

The Ebbitt House on Market street above
Tenth conducted for some time by Smith
Brothers, has been purchased BY Abe
Gookin, who will reopen 1t on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
Ladies'

Plain lasting laced shoes, 500, kid
foxed lasting button, ,$l.26, at baococh b.
No, 20b Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOTlCE-THE CHIEFS AND MEM
N bers Of Minqua Tribe, No. 9, |. y. X.
NJ. and the order generally are requested to
meet at the wigwam, Maris Building. Sixth
and Shipley streets, on Saturday afternoon,
April 20, at o'clock. sharp, i,I the purpose
of attending the funeral OF =. ~. |. Daniel
W. Carter. by order of the Sachem.
a252t WILLIAM F. .HARRlSON,C COT X.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOR SALE-2J HUnSE rOWEh EN-
IL yine. Nearly new and Ia good order.
Iron smoke stack IS ftxls in diameter. FOR
REST \ rIEKCE. No. ) West 1th street.
a..r2t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

|DARt1AINS, BARGAINS BAR
- gains :. In all kinds Otcarpets Gail
and be convinced. l0S West Second street.
a25-3t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

|NOR RENT-ONE UNFUKNISHED
Z room, front second story with board.
328 East 4th street. a25.3tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOR RENT-ROOMS TO FAMILIES
| Il without children or single person. Ap-
| NV at 4OS West Second street, a25.3t
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

Fenp & Cos thermometer reelenefeu
yesterday 81 degrees at 3 p. H. ol a'
s y, m,. and % at 10 p. M.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

Y1OR SHERIFF-WM. A. HUKlL1.. OF
Pencader Hundred, formerly OF 81.
Georges Hundred. Subject to the decision
Of the Republican party. marl32-m'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOR SALE-TWO HOUSES, CONTAIN
r Ing $ roelns and 9 rooms, froot and side
yards, with front porch. IN first.class neigh
borhood. Easy terms. Building lots or
smaller houses taken in exchange II desired.
Address BARGAIN, this office. a25-f
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOR kLET-fRONT PARLOR AND
L one other loon. You'd rent one or
both. Suitable for lnc;Or's office. or light
housekeepinp Apnly at 400 l.. tth street.
sLt 2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

v1OR CORONER OF NEW CASTLE
County, In 1884, CHARLES i.
SPARKS, Of wilmington rundred. Sub
iect to the decision Of the Republican party
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF CHAM
~ pion Lodge, No. 9, X. OF F.. are re-
gnested to meet at Castle Hall, on Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock, sharp, for the purpose
of attending the funeral Of our late brother,
p. q. Ia lei w. Clrter. BY oder
a25-ltr EDWARD SIZE NART, N.C.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
rxoer,ence Mee'''', u, an

This evening there ht,rss~13,ui will Ic chapel NJ \
lowed with revival s.,ings so, nov S',sriDJ
est in the extra nee''if and last I,s s'sS ss
three persons wen .nu IN, version. AZ
.ation ana o's Il extended extended to all to n's-
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market.

In Canton Mattings wei
show a great variety at lower
prices than we have offered
tor years. Fancy Jointless
woven like a carpet, in one
piece, ),are popular this season
and for those who change to
Mattings in Summer there's
nothing more durable in
handsome new styles at 40,
so and 62I cents, from 62a'
Is and IS cents. We also
offer a splendid heavy fancy
mating at % cents, reduced
from 35 cents, and by the
piece 81 cents. In common
er grades we show them as
low as l2l cents per yard.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market, carpet rooms.
In our Upholstery Depart
ment we have cross stripe
Turcomans in four different
styles and colorings-gen
d'arme, gold, garnet and
bronze-at 60 cents per yard,
50 inches wide, which are
handsome for long hangings
or double doors, with walnut
poles, rings, ends and brack-
cts complete. at Is cents
making a very effective and
moderate priced hanging
There's another case of these
elegant lace etamines for up.
stairs windows at l2ac. pei
yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

WA ILiI-A While - hi FOX
w general hOu1eWorh. Must wAth and
iron. Wages s3 per week. Inquire l?7 Fast
Ith street. a25.2t'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOR hERIFF-HlRAM ". MOORE
Il of Wilmington. Subject to the decision
OF the Republican party. At the same tline
| nIedxe myself to support the successful
nominee whoever he may be. ms.tn
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

VIyANTED-HEALT YOUNG VIC
w man as wet nurse. Address N, this
office. a25-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
NotSynonyms.

Cheap and common are not
synonymous. Everybody
knows that, but almost every
body forgets it. A Mans
Suit, which we sell at $50,
may be as cheap as one at
$50. Not only may,but is.
Our motive in business is
to make money. Our aim is
to make money by appealing
to the interests of the buyers
we seek. Therefore every
thing cheap and all things
good are the Oak Hall rules.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOTlCE-THE MEMBERS OF NE.
~ chanc's Lodge. No. 1, l. o. o. + are
requested to meet at the Odd Fellow. Hall
on Saturday afternoon, April 26, at o'clock
for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF
q .VELMER 4. CORNOG, X. ). a25-lt*
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

ITyHE SHERlFFALTY-J ES J. WIN
GENT, Of N. Christians Hundred, Of
fers himself as a candidate for the nomina.
tion Of Sheriff OF New Castle County, subject
to the decision Of the Republican party.
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

TNOK X kENT-DWELt lHG IN The 9TH
r Ward Also store lc4 Last second eet.
Apply % JOSHUA MANS, col Shipley It.
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOR RENT-TWO ROOMS ON THE
il second floor. Apply at COS Christiana
street. a25-ltt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

I Try Bush's coal you will likeit'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

NOR SALE-AN ELEGANT SCHOON-
Il er. Suitable for grain, sand or oyster
trade. Apply TO d. H. KENT, $40 Jefferson.
R25 St SO we l. So
Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
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store on SATURDAY ln 1sd kind aDut" "
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Daily Republican., 1884-04-25

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Coarse laced d, shoes; s%,st,! - street. sSs''
COCKS cocks No. 2o6 M"FN''