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Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
Russlas Next EmperOr.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1S,-The
majority of the Czarewitch was cele-
brated to-day by various courtand state
ceremonies, and a teIe to the people in
the field of Mars. The Czar and Care
witch drove through the crowd at mid
day in an open carriage ard without
escort. The windows along the route
we're specially ordered to be kept closed.
Prince William, of Germany, in IT,.
Lame OF his father, the EmIe'or, con
ferred upon tn CZarewitCn the order OF
the Black Eagle.
TIE procession then form ed and pro
aeedei 10 the Palace church, the CzaI
and (zarina leading. Thy were fol
owed by Queen Olga, Of Greece, II,
Czarewitch, The Ducress + MecK'"n.
burg iichN Nrrin, Prince William and
| tho RussiHL grand dukes ard dO"tesaes
After pray ycrs had been offered. thf
| CZaleNitch took the oath OF allegiance
to the Gar and loyalty to the Father
lanG, and swoIe to maintain the lega
order OF succession to the throne. A
| salute of 3O1 guns in honor Of the day
| was then fired.
Returning to the palace thesCzare
witch took the oath of military allegi
ance on the standard of his body guart
of the Cossack Regiment The Czare
witch in the afternoon received Eleputa
tions from all classes of the civil, mill
tary and provincial population. Th'
entire city was brilliantly ILLUMINATED
at night and special services of thanks
giving were held in all the churches.
Prince William placed b wreath o
Iimmortelles on the tomb of Alcxande
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
HevKOc's Museum.

This afternoon Herzog's namnotl!
museum will open at the Opera House
and give a performance each afternoon
and evening during the entire week.
The entertainment presented by this
combination will, without douDt, be
one of the most pleasing and enjoyable
that has ever been given in this city,
One of the most entertaining features OF
the programme is tho singing and
|specialiies of those dinlinutivc gentle
men, Count Rosebud and Baron Little
finger, both of whom are well known IL
this city, where they are great favor
ties. Some very interesting eNperi,
ments in modern magic are preSeh'c"
by DR.. Albert Merlin, and his wonder
ful mind reading is always sure to mys
tify an audience. There are number
of other excellent specialities, ard tb'
performance concludes with " Hump!
Dumpty," by the great Ianfrrtta pan
tomiine troupe. The entertainment !"
highly moral in every resp CT, ahd no
lady need have the slightest hesitation
in aten0ing. 1T seems wonderful tha'
sucI performance can be given Tor 1t
cents general admission, and tue choice
reserved seats can be furnished Tor ~
cents,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
A kuec egsful Firm.

Nothing succeeds like success, and
This term may be ap'ly app led to Alex.
ander Il Wells, the gravel roofers. The
firm started business on small scale
at Ninth and Church streets In 1877 ,and
were in very short time compelled to
remove to larger quarters at Sixth and
Orange streets. Here, by strict atten.
ton 10 lnsiness and laboring to give
entro satisfaction, their business rapid
ly extended to such an extent that they
wer" Obliged to purchase large and
convenient lot, situated on Fourth
street below Lombard. Upon this lot
they erected large two-story brick
building and all nee, ssary outbuildings.
The front story of the building Is occu'
pied as an Office, in tho rear of which i.
A storage room. The entire second
| story /, used az a tinnery, as the ii irtD &c
"a very large business in galvanlzinR
| |tinrirg, spouting and all branches o
| Iht trade.
The firm now employ fifteen work
men, " ho are kept busy in fulfilling or
der.. They are now rDgaEed In roofni
| % ho,ls-s over Eleventh street hr!at"
and aI9o have the contract tor iHt "rtt
| upon al the buildings OF tilo Niinin8
ttn Glasg Con.yan, ,>i na'ed over Third
| str4et bridge. The hlm are mhkiug :
supria,fv Of NJ. EhJut'N granu ate" snl
rootirc, e which hey are sr!c agents II"
| ms S,ar". Tins roofing is highly en-
f0rscd by such nlms Is Henry Di1stoi
* sons Edwin il. Filter x Co., oi Phil
aHrlphia Lobdell Car Wheel Company
| Homes Euthrie & Co.. and others OF th
city. Any person having work TO 40 II
this 'iue should leave their orders Will
| htasrs. Alexander " Wells.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
Lost Pocket BOOK.

Jacob Showslter, who resides with
his son, No. 607 Adams stl leet, had the
misfortune yesterday to lose his pock..
et.book, containing 800 in notes, and
one or two silver dollars. In the morn
ing, he visited the post-oitiee, where he
took bis pocket.bOok out for the purpose
of paying tor Il stamp, and after uolhg
30 he returned it to his hip pocket, ana
after taking short walk proceeded to
st. Paul's M. E.churcn,on Market street.
above Seventh. After services he re-
turned to his home, and sometime al
,etwards ne missed his pocket book.
n examination he found that the bot,
tom Of the pocket lad giyeu way, and
permitted tne pocket-bU, L 20 pass
shrongll the hole. The fad'r will be .
suitably rewarded on leaving s%l,e "a, a,
GJ7 Adams street, or at the car shops OF
The p. ". & b. i. L., ,whcro l." works
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
A CHAPTER Of Crime.

Monroe Grey, finding his wife and
William Deitch together, near Column
hin, Illinois, on Friday morning, shot
both Of them dead, and then gave him
self up to the authorities. Deitch was
u wealthy farmer, Monroe poor man
who rented n farm from him. Deitch'ss
reputation was bad, he being charged
with practices similar to those which
caused the assassination of Lord Lett
rim in the north of Ireland few years
ago.
A tramp robbing farm house az
Tnrn"r'e, New York, on Friday night,
was resisted and fred at the farmer.
+, but Killed his wife. The rutiians then
riubbed TIE farmer, and got OF Win
800. ,.,
Two men named Trindall and Kirby
| luarreled about some trii'G ut Glen
mary, Tennessee, on Saturday nigh'
ard Killed each other. Tlindal! Gu
Kirhy'1 Broaj, and the latter, IN nj!
Itying thrGss, thot and mort&lIy wound
cd his antagonist.
Two brothArs named Polk and mal
!pq.ucd Knykendail were lynched II
toward county, Arkansas, last week
for tho murder ola young man name'
Ward.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
New Castle News.

NEW CASTLE, May 18th, lSA.-
A meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was held this after
noon, and Mrs. NJ. N. Brown was ap'
pointed delegate to the State Temper
ance Alliance wbich meets in Dover
May 22nd.
The NJ. Z. Sunday school will go on
their annual excursion on the steamer
Clyde to Beverly, fifteen miles above
Philadelphia, Oh the 10th OF june. AL
are invited to join US.
Last Thursday there was quite an eX'
citement at Knowell's mill, caused..by
tho breaking of shaft Some of the
weavers made narrow ESCAPES, and one
loom was crushed to pieces.
On Saturday afternoon "a AionzC
Sweetman was in the dye house, some
one threw stone from the weave room
window and struck him on the head
cutting it badly. He was unconscious
for an hour, after which he recovered
so as to be able to go home to Wilmil &
ton.
Sunday morning a drunken man
came in the Baptist church, while Mr.
McMackin was preaching, and made
quite a distur bance. Mr.. McMhckin
called on a couple of his members t,
put b i'm out, but they did not respond
to the call and he was obliged to DO Il
himself
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
Peninsula Points.

Laurel is looking for the erection OF
forty new houses this season.
Mrs. John Lotand, Of Milford, has
received pension from the govern.
ment amounting to $1,000.
Dover capitalists are now talking OF
erecting large Touring mill and wagol
factory. The glass works are vel
under way.
The venerable Charles Tatman, o
Odessa, has Just passed the 92d anniver
sary of his birthday, and while he il
soIncw what intirm in body, he is still
bright and clear in mind, and Cheerful
in disposition
f. Fl. Beck, real estate broker, ha
sold the farm belonging 70 Richar'
Townsend, at Townsend, l69 acres, q
VIM. H. Money, for $l4, 900. Mr.. Becl
also sold the home farm belonging t.
w. H. Money, containing 11S acres,t to B
+. Truax, of Philadelphia, for 5000.
Corn is coming up very regular, ant
farmers think now that they will no
have the same trouble re-planting, they
had last ) ear.
Clayton is now claimed again by two
parties. Smyrna had better buy the
place and move out there.
The Dover Sentinel says Col George
w. Whitaker has the tallest wheat in
CHS neighberhood, standing over 40
inches all over his field. Wheat gen
orally is very rank and promises well.
The Middletown Transcript says II
wheat quotations were as promising OF
profit as the wheat fields of the PENN.
sula are promising of big yield
the farmers would be happier than they
are
The farm of the late John Kane, situa-
ted in Pencader Hundred and contain
ing 1O8 acres, was sold by the admiuls'
traitor at Mount Pleasant recently
for $1,000. Misses Ann l.. and
Jane E. Kane, the heirs, were the pur-
chasers.
The stockholders of the Cecil County
Agricultural Society have decided to
increase the capital stock of the society
from s., 900 to $4,000. The new stock
is to be issued to build exhibition
buildings and improve the exhibition
prDunus
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
('Ongresa,

The unfinished business for the U. s.
Senate to-day is the Honse bill TO es'
tablish a Bureau Of Labor Statistics
The Agricultural and Pension Appro,
priation bills and the Utah bill will
probably occupy the time Of the Senate
during the week. -,
In the House to-day committees Will
be cal led for motion to suspend the rules.
1t is expected that motions will be
made to suspend the rules and fix days
for the consideration of the Bankruptcy
bill, the Dingiey and the Mcpherson H.
naucial bills and other important inca
sures. During the week, the Educa'
tional and Lanu Grant Forfeiture bills
and the bill 10 amend the Thurman
sinking Fund act vi probably be ur-
ged by their respective supporters.
In the u. S. House Of Representatives
on Saturday, the Senate amendments
to the Indian Appropriation bill were
non. coucurred In. The Senate bill
extending the duration Of the Court OF
Alabama claims was passed, with an
amendment changing the time OF ex-
tension to December 81, 1885. NO
other business Of general Importance
was done.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
|IIl1ll's ELECTION,
lrI." ssr.shs rox as.. ooHo'
AM pr,"EFuLL VOTE.

,on election last oa'ai ai,
nouInaafhlSSni y,p' candidates t i.1 fo'
m u E'Ps,nsrF CORONER passed 4. off ir,sIesI yssi
sltso1asub soa about 10000 votes ,! poIIs, saUs
county ycmr rofti Of the polls, but in in nc nc
s'9sS there 's sufficient di,'''e'peGli if '5s polics ~
p! .!,tssdates the for sheriff io, were Wjl.
tc; ;5SssiI1 S'1dn1''ui' Of ppencader p James l,s,J !
a, hsSr,' hissSStr''.,iana; E II. Hoaglana,; q,
sat, Glsal,:''JJao j s,an; jacob Hermann o, o,
Castle, stN, anu Al THE the candidates for
DfiS1. f|S1 in 4 his city, They ~ were l,a,
i. i J.; spnH;t,: H,cy IsHi1 snd Joseph e; W.
m ii, W
brow. T. s.s, an admitted fact, for. for the II {,
as.S ~ star at least, "a that the contest lay lay
week ''s S,iibam u ,sIp and Hukill, and the n.
s1 StaI' ,sch pnt forth thei, best St uef ef.
as y u 'DoD ',1re ,ip success ofthelr favor
a,n,ny many Of the polling pn.,sni1r places clt,
Ing voters to the polls. -. ,he
I If 1t'd1.S ,he Young Mems Republican Ephl,,'i1
'u and Wv we're a surprise TO the H'kll'
rbo rio felt sure ,ha, he would ,,i re- :
! 'ns STy nomination. ON The following 81
| 'uS vote ss retarpei for Sheriff :
1
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
An Excellent Sermon.

The Rev. Charles Hill, Presiding
Elder of Wilmington District, preached
n powerful sermon in Scott NJ. E.
church yesterday morning. HIS tex,
was the Goth and LIST verses of the Sd
chapter of Paul's Epistle to the Ephe,
slams: "Now unto him that is
able to do exceeding abundantly, above
all that we ask or think, according tt
The power that worketh in us. Unto
bim be glory in the church by Christ
Jesus, throughout all ages, world with
out eud. Amen" The mastery dis
course was listened to with the closes,
attention., and as Mr.. Hill proceeded tt
explain his subject, he nnsoldcd ant
made plain the mighty powers OF God
III manner not generally thought o
or considered.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
RaDtiknl.

Rev. B. T. Moore, OF the Shiloh Bap-
tist church, on Twelfth street near
Orange, baptised 10 converts in the
Rrandywine yesterday afternoon. The
colorfd people. as well as a large num-
her of the white population, turned out
to witness the ceremony ,andevery avail
able srot near the Market street bridge
was occupied. Rev. Mr.. Boston assis-
ted in the administrator Of the solemn
rite, and the spectators conducted them
selves with as much propriety and de-
coru,n as could be expected. Mr.. Moore
deserves much credit for his labors to
advance the moral and religious senti.
ment of his people and to stimulate
tncm to follow the precepts inculcated
Dy the Gospel.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
psuruetl Out.

Hon. John Taylor, President of TIE
Harmony Fire Company, If Trenton, n
j.. met with severe loss on Thursday
night last. Mr.. Taylor was engaged in
the butchering business, and owned one
Of the largest Strengthening establish,
ments In this country. The loss Will
amount to $40, 600, fully covered BY IN
surapce. Ufthe loss ei0,Ioo was Oh
stock, consisting Of meats, hams, etc,
and $50, 900 on the building. during
the fire the America engine was DAILY
hjistered from the heat. Inc
. Witchy boys sympathize with Mr.;
TAYLOR, as be is one OF tho most hoeral
Fl rs,nen in Trenton, and always STANDS
bv his CClnranvthe Harmony.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
sPECiAL MENTOR
To Down Town Patrons.

Remember that the Branch Store Of
the Great Tobacco Mart is at No. 8 East
Third street, where we have not the
largest but the best assortment of 10
baccO aud Cigars in the State, which
we will sell at ruinousprices. Chapman
PhOtOy raphs
Reduced In prices. Fine re.tOuched ca pinot
reduced from $500 per dozen To $500 per
dozen. Caro- photographs finely ro-tOuched,
reduced nom u. 10 per dozen to u bO per dOs-
en-. T. q. Holland, photographer, gallery
aO7 Market street.
Lookout, Painting.
W. s. Simmons, house and sign paint
ing, graining, glazing, etc. Brick stain.
ing a aspecialty. Shop. 7l6 Shipley street,
Borgalnsi Bargainsli
For the next thirty days III cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
at LOG Es st Second street.
Painting.
r. Danper, 5lO Market street, is still
alive and ready to do all kinds Of paint
ing and graiDing. Jobbing specially.
Burke and kellum.
Call telephone PAT for the best Goa
for fanny use also lime, sand, etc
Burke y Eei,nn,, King and Railroad.
Painting.
Eouse and sign painting by Waltz r
Joseph, at l22 Market street.
Having rooms fitted up especially for
storage of stoves, heaters, drums, etc,
we are now prepared to receive for
storage during the summer months at
reasonable rates, stoves, heaters, drums,
etc. On receipt of order at store, will
send promptly to get the same and re-
turn when wanted. Warranted to keep
| in good condition. schoen Heater and
Stove Co., AIS Market and Ala Shipley
streets.
We have purchased this year nu-
me rous cuts of steam boats and steam
cars, besides good quantity Of we'll.
selected wood typo suitable for poster
work, such as is used for pic MICS and
Sunday sch,Ol excursions, and will
guarantee good work, and prices in
keeping with such at the REPUBLICAN
Office.
New styles Of type will be constantly
added to the REPUBLICAN job rooms.
We invite q call when wanting job
work, and we tlatter ourselves that we
can please both in work and price.
Mr.. Hanna, 605 Jefferson street, will
open his ice cream saloon to-day, May
9th. Special rates to parties and excnr-
sions. Families Supplied at short notice.
Go to No. 10 Il. Fourth street for all
kinds of fruit and produce in general
and save money Wholesale and retail.
Smeltz & Co.
will prosecute all persons to the full
extent of the law found trespassing on
the properly No. 1872 Monroe street.
W. SCOTT VERNON.
Elegant toilet soaps, handkerchief
extracts and toilet powders for sale by
}. r. Hartman, druggist, corner Fifth
and Poplar.
Kendall's SPAWN Cure, Kendalps
Blister and Flint's Horse Powder at
Taylor g. Fullerton's, 3O2 King street.
holland takes pictures in cloudy wealth
or as well Is clear, by the instantaneou,
process. Gallery, 3o7 Market street..
Ice cream wholesale and retail a
Hanna's, 605 jefferson street.
Smeltz & Co., the great Southern
produce dealers, 13 L. Fourth street.
Goal! good coal French street wharf
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
Another Machine Agent Dead.

Last Saturday morning Samuel Speak
nan, general agent for the Singer Sew
ing NJ M,chine Company, received a tele-
. ram from Smyrna announcing the
ieath after a short illness with typhoid
fever, ofJ. n Collins, the agent of the
company at that place. Mr.. Collins
vas an elderly man, and leaves wife
and grown mp fami y who reside in this
city, and as soon as Mr.. Speakman re-
reivCd th5 sad news he started for
Smyrna 10 take charge of The remains.
This is the second Of Mr.. Speakman' :
agents wno have died with this disease
wituin week, the other being John
Meginuis, OF this city, who was burie
! last Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
The Revival ~ sf. Paul's.

The revival meetings at St. Paups
NJ. Il. church still continue with I'M
ahated interest, and several persons
Pre- :, 4ed conversion last night. Mrs.
Smitn. the great revivaiist, will have
charge of the meeting this evening, aid
cordial invitation IL extended to the
lpublic to be present and help in TIC
good work.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
After Snycuteea Years.

After being an applicant for Office
for soventeen years, Mr. Samuel Fisher
Of Frederica, has AT last beer
appIin Sealcr Of Weights an'
Measures for Kent County. III
will make u diliGCnt officer. Ia
vit boyce has been appointed for Sus
SEX County in Il similar capacity.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
A Practical MnM.

For the hEl'I fLItA an
The voters Of the Fifth Warh c"'!'o
not do better in selecting a represents"
tive Of their ward IN Council than py
nominating Mr. NJ. 7. Pooe, VINO IN !, a
practical man, and who has donea e,oa' s
deal towards improving the he'Ehooi
hood IN which he has resided lor W
last ave or six years. In selecting NJ T.
Poole the voters would get man WV
has plenty OF tliac at h,s t"'an'Hhn, .Ia,, mar
who would look after the bcs' Interest
of that section Of ihe clty, hln "o''
ably represent the ward. A N"Ihh'
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
3:S5&bRAgf|E|S|||

Sun rises 4.43. Sun sets 7 %
Christt1eId 4 best.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
kuMfOFd BrOfhers, HatteYs.
Devi. crabs at Fullner's.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's
Intelligence Office, Oil Shipley street.
Pure fresh made maple sugar, 99c. store.
Coal, flour, feed, Steward, 7l3 W. Front.
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
Millard r. Davis jewelers. T.. End street.
Wringers sold and repaired, at 3ls shipley
q. s. Humphrey 4 Bro, ,hatters, 3G2 Market
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hant, 1t L. l0uItb S,
Brazilian Balm, coughs and colds, 10 cts
Wine is a turneoat; first friend then an
enemy.
Go to Vests, s1S Market street, for base
ball goods
Go to Vests, 6ls Market street, for sport
Ing goods.
Cheap -four and feed, Kimble, Front and
Madison streets.
Choose such pleasures as recreate much
and cost little.
To succeed one must sometimes be very
bold. and fOmetimes very prudent.
Go to B. Hammer, 30l Adams street, fol
the best cigars and cheapest tobacco.
Dr. harmon may be consulted at his office
No. 1924 Camac street, Philadelphia.
AS 70 trouble, who expects to find cherries
without stones, or roses without thOrns.
CLAIMS and crabs, alsO sat oysters, at Pen
nells Ash stand, l20 and ~ King street.
have lived to know that the secret Of hap
pness Is never TO allow your energies to stag
nate.
By the bridge which man selects does he
show the quality Of his soul, and what value
he puts on II.
A gOoo heart is the sun and the n0On,-or
rather, the sun ; for It shines bright, and
never changes.
Take your babies 10 Hollands, 3O7 Market
street, and have their pictures taken bV the
instantaneous process.
There Is no trait more valuable than dc.
termination to persever when the right thing
is TO be accomplished.
A great peril, safely passed, instantly
sheds on all cOmmOner hardships strange
light of comfort and peace.
Thousands saved from death by DR. Knees
NEW DISCOVERY for Consumption. Trial
Bottles free. N. b. Danforth.
When you measure aught, give full mea,
sure and weight with lust balance. One
hour Of equity is better than seventy years 01
devotion.
Let not your fields nor your minds lie fal,
low too long; they will produce crop ol
weeds, ard weeds are much reader to take
root than to leave.
Having bought Job lot of fbill-heads 8 nd
cards cheap, we will give those who wish
printing the advantage in the money saved,
at the REPUBLICAN Ottce.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
Exactly Wnat We l.,b.
itsh

linR,Y""e w say say that the citizens OF vii.
SJu ana vicinity have row TO- It,. ,he
ls for tha . 10 lurchas" the best clo,h.
Fen Ctr,rs1 ' "aSL money HAT has ever
are ''p" "rs,, in This city. The reason T,t. Is
,rsy rSa S2'SFs,ocked and cart atf"r% atHHpp ~ ,S
'eh's Ei'.'' an, ",'1 90 they must. Chi.
Il boys ,1t,. a, hajF they cost Mems
yc Der r% c.,,, sur" marked down twenty. rt'
"vMc I'd A, NI' I'o" cost Call and be
at M""Ie's, -2s Market Stree, A.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19

taYt L.. .'' f'"|'p -bI ItJD DlC
'"' p'ua ny, .,l05; IN Jority over all
..'% .aTh u SudLam, the nominee for
"J., ,'J.,t u a naive Of Appoquinimink
|lF"V,' lIu' ana IL nearly IL years old.
w., 01' a Toy he went TO philadel
,a""',' "T' %f'T' an apprenticeship tc
,%%n'fF o;, business, and returned tc
bs' "F IL i"5+, lie then assisted his
.r', ' ''' tlFre years, in the auction
SI' '"Vs'' at the expiration Of which
i'm oecatit a member of the firm
| iJta, 4 Aa' 'ihre been known asL. w
,.,,laln x Son. " - ''''' W
L fa,I,'' II,''n''II has never reid office, ,bu'
IAeF si was eI'ct,d Sheriff IN 1894
I, jsr.. Tve '4e expiration Of his term h,
(tjr 'V,t' ,no,, u" iIlne, with his son, tC
|r,n' In',''oh hls less at No. III Eas,
b,0n.,,' ~ ~ L. SparkN, The candidate fo,
b, aaI m "'' , norm in Philadelphia il
A, ~ anu ~ '"'"r 10 this city when lt
|nn4S!n', !SIl" 9i age. For eleven yea.s
lM,,,i+ts.oS |" 1850. he was the t.nde,
buq, aNd ri street bridg",and during tha
Ry or "In "i,,,. SINCE LAS always been read y
sts,nau uIsnl IN giving his valuable AZ
Ds,,o, " recover the bodies of drown
h 14ru.' 'on' rom the water. In fact. h,
a,,4, 'I,,n .L,. 50 mnch attention to III,
|jnvsn,,. ,.at le has since been enablri
\ Of wy wtt ana perfect a machine, hy m,
IN rsao,, %n'ch lie has been very success.
Is 4a,n'".'7rIng bodies Mr., Spark
ln ssr ,sra'ai candidate for the nomina
ct tb.s' tb., 'llnes previously, and tn,
gives ,4aS a" he has now receive,
injSDn genera satisfaction, and ,b
sarsd 'eeIll' to be that his election i
Geo A. and no . Is now enga sel in the tc
ont street. ''''''' "I NO. II Eas
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
A Farmers Loss.

Oscar Fem, who occupies ore ct tho
DUPONT ftIius. near Adams station on
the w. & n. Railload, met with quite
a loss on Saturday afternoon by TIE de-
structioI Of his carriage and tool house
involving a loss Of about 500, upon
which there is no insurance. Tie hl'
was discovered about 4 O'Clock, ana al
Efforts to extinguish the flames p .Nr'
unsuccessful. Mr.. Fem is m old sub
scriber to the REPUBLICAN, and We
sympathize with him in bis .oEs.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
rrimmiua. and Notions.

Mrs. Toy has established first.c as
trimming and notion store at 6l3 We 7
Eighth street Her selection OF go' DIS
is of the best and the prices asked sre
the lowest. The patronage of the pubic
is resDectfIllly solicited.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
The Gather.

The temperature has risen in all thea
districts. and showers may be expected
in various sections of the country. Inc
same conditions are likely to prevail to-
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
knrlnx SlVl0N.

Mr.. Joseph II. Greenman, Jr., located
at No. GA King street, is now ready to
accommodate those of our citizens no
may wish for anything in the wall
paper or shade line. Call and zee his
new spring styles
Daily Republican., 1884-05-19
HisLnrical,

! Capt w. p. Seville will read paper
before the II Historical Society this even
ing, setting forth the services rendered
by the First Delaware Regiment in the
Rebellion.