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Daily Republican., 1884-03-25
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

Value Tor value-a dol
lars worth Of goods which
you buy from US is worth {
dollar. Therefore we have
no hesitancy in saying we
are always willing to give
you the money for good:
bought here if they are moi
satisfactory when delivered
at your home.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets.
Glace Silks in eleven diff
ferent shades and changea'
bic colors-Browns, Blues
Dark, Green, Colds anc
Garnets--are one of the
most popular cheap Summer
Silks now sold. They are
in Plaids and Stripes, nice,
clean, clear and bright
goods. There's no better
value than this line at 30
cents per yard.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets, first floor
Direct from the importers
we show an elegant Linen
Sheeting q yards wide.---
One of the finest numbers.
An overplus enables us to
offer it to you at IS cents,
instead of SI.25. A "a for
Pillow Cases with the same
lot is 80 cents, from 62I.
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets, basen ent.
Our Hosiery Department
is full OF -. d thrgs. We
can interest YOU ie,e. 100
dozen Men'sBritisn half hose
are 14c., from IS. Every
lady knows Schoppers :"
hosiery, there's IS dozens Of
them in unbleached balbrig-
gans, extra lengths, at 25c
a pair. 20 dozen children's
brown mixed ribbed hose, 6
to =, at 12bc, from 25c.
Moth ng nicer for school
children.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

Gents silver watch club S25, at Mas
sey's, 4O4 King street.
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- - -
Confirmed.

The U. S. Ssnate, in executive session
yesterday, confirmed John G. Patterson
to be U. $. District Attorney for Della
ware.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

NOR X EN- IA 7.RODMED BRICK
r. house, No. 4r9H as, Second street, in
good older. hpp'y AT 7l3 West Mint street.
m2j-3.t
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WATCHES F.!
WATCHES !!

To those about to buy watches,
we would ask, why wait IS
weeks before you get one, if you
want it NOW. You can get one
from US, and have it DELIVER
ED AT ONCE by making a
small payment down, and the
balance in weekly or monthly
payments.
We will guarantee them 10 per
cent. better value than club rates
offer, and warrant them for 2
years, and if not as represented
will take them back. We respect
fully ask a careful examination
of our Gents lax. Gold Hunt.
ing Case, stem winding watch, at
$4,000. Ladies' handsomely
engraved stem winding, AK.
Gold watch, with fine Elgin move
ment tor $4,000.
These watches We claim are as
good value as those offered at
$4,000 Or $4,000, by any watch.
club in the city.
In addition to these, we have
American Watches as follows
Gents Silver Watch, EIsin movement $500
/" u /" fine 1900
I" /" finer 5000
I" still timer % to $500
Gents Gold Watches, IS to IS 90
Ladies' " " $500
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25
NO. 2l4 MARKET STREET,
cnll u1inntInu % tAnir stnCE IL

WING PURCHASED THE
~ Wilmington Odorless Excavator, No.
., we would respectfully ask the patronage
or property owners. All work will be done
win promptness and despatch, under our
personal supervision. Orders can be lef-
with the Board Of Health :; A. A. Eastbura,
5th and KING Samuel Stanley, 60l f. 9Th
tastburn Bro, South Wilmington, or But
tonWoOd. between A and u.
LOHNSD. WINCHESTER co.
n25 1T
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I1yANTEn-A GOOD STOUT BOY TO
w deliver goods cut Of a wagon. Apply
to T. A. MCCLURE, Eighth Street Market.
mG5.2t
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SPEC|A[T|ES IN HOSIERY,

SPEC|A[NES IN HUS|tRI,
Which are worthy OF the
attention of all intelligent
cash buyers who know and
can appreciate good value.
One lot of Ladie,' Full
Regular Made Pin Stripe
Hose. Imported goods.
Sizes, 81, 9 and %. Price
22c. a pair.
One lot OF Ladies' Full
Regular Made Fancy Stripe
Hose; elegant styles. I'M
ported goods. Sizes, 81, 9,
90. Price 25c. a pair.
One lot of Ladies' En-
glish Hose, of Morley's cele
brated manufacture, in solid
colors, such as Navy Blue,
Cardinal Brown and Black.
Sizes, 81, 9, 81. Price CSC.
pair.
One lot of Ladies French
Gossamer Merino Vests, a
thread goods. Sizes, 2S, 3o,|
%, "a, SO and SO. Price
5oc., the goods being worth
sI.oo. AS we have only 1871
dozen and can get no more
he sooner you make your
selection the better. Phila
leIphia shoppers might do
we'll to look at this lot.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

1T this REprt nI.is AN Office IL the ahs :
o'olock 10 O'CLOCK iG"'c'L-'i
49, $40 81
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

WANTED A coon, RELIhBLt
w girl or woman, with reference, for
general hOusework. Apply a. 400 East
six h street nIg52ts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

4 Ll. KlN.l, Df SE.bN HAND
N furniture stUves and p'ter 20 Ids
bought and sol at NO. rs West tr0r: ttrc OF
ian2g-tf a. J. tUNNER.
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WAN 'ED-A GO rPErENr HARuE-
w ner, uni r!tanding care Of horse and
cow. II. Ii. JOHNSON, 6l2 Market street.
lIdrk5tt
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TERMS

On weekly or
monthly payments
or 5 per cent. dis
count for cash.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENyh.

NOTICE-I, JAMES T. LEIGH,
~ owner of the hou-" no. no Fr"n H.
street, in the sixth ward the city Of
Wilmington, county Of New a-Ilr, aud
ate Of Delaware, in cOmpllanc" with the
req urrmrnts OF III" acts IF The General
Assembly in such case mad" ana provided, do
hereby give tOtIcr tnat hall appl, in wri-
ting 10 the Court o. General ;, HalOns Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of Dela-
ware, in ana fu 'rw Castle County. On Mou-
day, tn" eth day Of May, A. D.. Isl being
the next term OF aid court, for a license for
said no seas an inn or tavern. for the .ac
the Elm Of intoxicating liquors il lcss
qunnIifIrs than on" quart, to bn drunk on the
premises, y Il the following respectable citi-
Hens Of said ward recommend the said appl-
cation, viz:
Alexander inmmtns, job u Adams,
Il. Is Underwood, Geo. u LipiucOtt,
John II. Ful on, La Sawin,
Il. Mathews, 20. JcnIo.
WINS. Hamilton, Robert Brown,
X, Ander on, VIM. pI,nper,
Joseph f. rrall. Thomas D"mnclly,
Barnard Donnelly, James well in.
y. q. Moor G,Orye rrnry,
Joseph Mcllor, jam. Xrhiey,
samuel j. Buck, Daniel Fritz,
Paschal II. Peterson, llcnryT Kyle.
ms 81 JAMES 7. LEECH.
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LNDR SALE A NICE BLACK HORSE
II years old, suit'ble to1 any businnss
purposes. Apply to JOHN HANSON.
iUph,.yt
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ENOR sALE-A LARGE STORE WIN.
II dow, cheap. Apply at 234 King street.
m25-3tt
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" ANrED-A PROTESTANT GIRL
W. ;or housework, in n small family. No
children younger than Il years. Apply at
ll6 West tree NIX ar
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

w ANrED-A SITUATION AS OAR.
~ dener by the day, month or year.
Apply at Ia Tatnall street, myh.oIt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

WANTED-T WO BOARDERS COR A
w pleasant secOnd-story front room, in
private family. Piano and organ, and every
convenience to make home cheerful Ad-
dress Is g., this office. mlh5tt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-25

"ANTED-BOARDER ATnl FIST
w Eighth street. One large front room
and other pleasant rooms, furn shed or IN.
furnished. Also table boarde1s. m256t.
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Notwithstanding the sudden order to vacate
the old High-school building the teachers and
students are comfortably housed and going on in
the even tenor of their way There are $50 pu-
pills in the High school under the care Of seven
teen teachers OF these 2l7 occupy the beaut
full lecture room and nine smaller rooms of Rob
erts Park Church in the morning and 234 in the
afternoon. Ninety-nine find pleasant rooms in
the forenoon in the lecture and class rooms of
Meridian-street Methodist Church and eighty in
the afternoon. The chairs and settees of the au-
dience rooms serve for both desks and sittings.
Messenger boys take the place of class bells and
everything goes as orderly as though these rooms
had been built for the purpose and so used for
years. The only Inconvenience of any moment
is that the classes in chemistry, physics and
natural history and geology do not have the use
OF laboratories and cabinets, and so are confined
strictly to the old textbook method. The strict
est attention is paid to the of the buildings
by teachers and pupils-a pupil was temporarily
suspended for setting his feet on chair;
other for walking on the grass; while one Of the
teachers was taken to task for tracing an outline
which the Whit of handkerchief erasedAon
the dust of wall, in class illustration, so de-
termined are the powers. that be to leave the
buildings in perfect order.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

& Chas. Schultz of Evansville, is at the Grand
Hon. P. NJ. Loekhart of Waterloo, is at the
Grand.
Geo. H Hummell, of Louisville, is at the
Grand.
A. ]. Gorgas, of Shelbyvillc, is at the Bates
House.
Luther Short, of Franklin, is at the Bates
House.
Miss Jennie D. Frazer, of Warsaw, is at the
Grand Hotel.
Nicholas FilbecE, of Terre Haute, is at the
Bates House.
Hon John NJ. Goar of New Castle, is at the
Bates House
JudgeA H. Bowen and wife, Of Delphi, are at
the Bates House.
A. D. Lynch has gone to New York and Wash
ington on business connected with his duties as
receiver
notice of his election as a member of the Papy
rus Club of Boston.
Mr.. L. c. Haugh has been appointed manager
Of the Telephone Exchange vice Chas. S. Smith
who takes charge of the oper ating department
DIR. Funkhouser is so dangerously i'll that it
is thought he cannot possibly live longer than
twenty-fou hours. For two weeks or more he
has been confined to his house, and has been
gradually growing worse, and yesterday he be
came totally unconscious. His disease is cere-
bral anamia.
A rumor has gained considerable credence,
and has been published in one or two papers,
that the wife of Major Dickey formerly Miss
Lavalette Davidson), who was married here last
week, was dangerously injured in the railroad
accident near Xenia, Ohio. Mrs. Dickey was
but slightly bruised and continued her tripwith-
out delay.
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Criminal Court Matters.

In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Robert
Smith, a chicken thief, got an eighteen months
sentence, and Carr Wilson, on plea of guilty
to attempted burglary, was sent over for two
years. Anthony Smith, who stole an ak, was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
Chris Engle was put on trial for stealing two
feathers from a woman's hat at Mozart Hall
dance. The testimony showed that they were
given to her by a drunken man and that she
took them home with her, and gave them up to
Captain Campbell when he came around to ask
about them Chris said she had been behaving
herself pretty well lately and had not been in
trouble for many months before. ''You may go
home,n said Judge Norton, II don't think there
is anythingin this charge against you" Hold
on" said the woman, You had better send some
one with me, for 1 am serving out a sentence in
Jail on account of the trouble had the other
night and she went back to the coop smiling.
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A. sherman, New York Il. Philips. Danville
KY: j. F. Shafer, Cincinnati; George c. Drown
Philadelphia; 0. H. Wade, Columbus; John w
Rhodes, Havana, H. Frank Ramsey, Cincin
natl; Ira Reeves, Carmi, Ill. A G. Brooks, Chi
cago; John T. Kinds, New York; 7. j. Chambers
Virginia.
Brush, Charlottesville; S. Stalcup and wife
Bloomfield d. E. Williamson, Greencaste; S
d. Thomas, Ter1'e Haute; s. 4. Jackson, Wilma
mac; Valentine Berky, Goshen; John w. Rags
dale, Franklin E. Mooney, Columbus; W. J.
Isaac L. Beach and Miss Mary Beach, Lafayette
John s. Marford, Logansport; George Lancaster
and Fl. NJ Hussong, Mapleton; John S. Irwin
Fort Wayne. j. s. Buchanan, Evansville, anC
Theodore P. Davis, Noblesville
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The Democratic Convention.

The Democratic county convention will be
held at English's Opera house at 10 o'clock this
morning, primaries for the selection of delegates
having been held last night in all the wards and
precincts. The convention will have compare
lively little to do, owing to the scarcity of tim
Der for the various nominations. George Carter
will undoubtedly be nominated for sheriff and
Hiram Miller, of Wayne township, for treas
urer Bates Hosbrook and w. H. Morrison are
the only candidates for surveyor. DR.. Metcalf
having run for coroner last campaign, it is DR.
Foulds's turn to run this time, and the Democracy
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ing his wrist badly cut on a ripsaw table be
longing to the firm of Merrifeld G Russell. He
alleges that the attention of Mr., Springer. the
agent, was called to the dangerous condition of
the machinery, and that he promised to have it
fixed, but failed to do so until after the accident
had occurred, and that he was hurt through no
contributory negligence on his part.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-19

M ERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
WI Church--Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. John Aabaster, D. D.. pastor. Glasses at $3.50
a. Preaching at 1890 o.. m. and 7:30 D. m. by
the pastor. Subject morning: Infant Baptism. y
Evening: Christ Rejected of Men But Chosen of
God Sunday-school at 2 p. m. Young peoples
meeting at $50 p. IN. Regular services during the
week. Everybody invited.
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A Benefit to the Ladies.

The ladies of the Matinee Musicale, who have
volunteered their services at almost every bene-
fit that has been given in this city for several
years, will themselves have a benefit concert
next Tuesday night, for which the following pro
gramme has been arranged
Jubal Overture o Weber
Second Piano. Miss Willard and Mrs. Thorne
HqmTpty dumPty MA lSg!dleott
and Morrison.
Mazourka--Leschetizky Miss Blanche Dollens
Beatrix-Concerre. --.--..--..-M Mrs. u. J. Hammond
Coneerto-Mendelssohn Mrs. Flora M. Hunter
Orchestral Accompaniment, Miss Meigs.
Angels Serenade-Bracea- Mrs. s. L. Morrison
Violin Oblgato Mr. NJ H. Spades.
Approach of Spring. .Gade
Mesdames Lynn, lowering, Morrison, Thorne.
Quartette-Balet des Sylphes. .0echuer
Piano, Organ, Violin, Cello--Messrs. Walker,
Bahr, Spades Schellschmidt.
The Message-Blumenthal --.--..-.- Mr.. II. G. Levi
Cantanta-The Water Fairies. -...........-- .Abt
Mesdames Lynn, Branhatn, lowering Miss Vajen,
Mrs Thorne and Mrs. Watson.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
BAPTIST.

ENIRST BAPTIST NORTHEAST COR
Il ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets. Rev.
John A. Broadus will preach tomorrow at 1880
a. and 7:3O p. m. Sabbath-school at p. All
cordially invited to these services.
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Suit for Damares-

Richard M. Boyd has begun suit against w
e. Springer and Merrifield & Russell for So 600
damages for personal injuries sustained by hay
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plymouth CIIURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
Il and New York streets Oscar G. McCulloeh pas
tor. Sunday-school at $50. Morning service at
1890. Evening service at $50. Topic 'Whatso-
ever Things Just" Thursday evening conference
at 7;39. Young mems reading room open every
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CtENTRALAVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
" Church-Corner of Butler street and Central ave
nue.. Rev. A Marine d. D.. pastor. Preaching by
the pastor tomorrow at 1880 a. M and $50
p. Morning subject: "Solomon's Great Conclu-
sion. Evening subject: Christ and the Common Peo
pie" Sunday school at 2:l5 p. m. Seats free.
Strangers cordially invited.
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LNIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - SOUTH
L west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
No services in this church tomorrow.
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PLEASE NOTE THIS FACT.
We refund money in all I'M
satisfactory cases, and glaran-
tee goods in every instance.
All jealous walls of the at
tempted competition merely
proves our power and ability
to underseIl all.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CTOCK SALE-DON"r- FORGET TO ATTEND
- J. NJ, Hunts grand combination sale of thorough
bred horses, which takes place at Owenton, ky., on
April 80, at which time there will be about 100 good
horses sold Send IN your name for catalogue as they
will be ready April TO- J. NJ. HUNT Owenton, Ky.
WANTED
WA.NsTlE.D-~-AaGEsNFEs IN EVERY COUNTY rs
MAN, Room 40 Thorpe Block, Indianapolis.
VIZ ANTED-WOAfEN TO KNOW THAT THE
w "Womans Exchange" has opened an Employ
ment Office at 3G Circle street, Charges reasonable.
{MANTED-TO BUY ACCOUNTS NOTES AND
~ judgments against Iailroad employes Ref
eTenees given Address HENRY SAUNDERS, 81 s.
Clark street, Chicago H. room 81.
TNTANTED-A RARE OPPORTUNITY IS Of
w fere,l by wholesale clothing house to a gentle
man who control good trade in either Ohio or
Indiana Address CLOTHING, Box 303 Cincin-
natl o.
sr.uauz=zszzzz.zsunz
FOR SALE.
LroR sALE-DARBYS VIENNA, PEERLESS
Il and other bread at all groceries.
NOR sALE-C0TrAGE OF 5 ROOAIS-NO. 81
i Maple street; bargain; 81 100; by W. j. Nc
CUIhOUGH, No. 90 East Market.
NOR SALE = FARMS, CHEAP, ON LONG
Il credit. Send fer circular. Blue grass pasture
for rent, cheap. FRANCIS SMITH.
EoR SALE DWELLING OF 6 ROOMS, FINE
Il lot No. Sc Summit street; 81 100; by w. j.
MCCULLOUGH, No. 81 East Market.
L'OR SAT,E-198 by 1874 FEET ON THE SOUTH
L east corner of Georgia and Tennessee streets.
Must be sold this week or next. T. A. GOODWIN,
% Thorpe Block.
EOR SALE-SEC0NDHAND ENGINES AND
Il boiler outfits. Also, four mills, wood and iron
working machinery at RICHARDS & BUTLERS,
corner Missouri and Georgiastreets.
T1OR SALE-SPECfAL BARGAINS IN SECOND
II hand or new Engines Boilers. Saw-mls Head
ing and Stave Machinery HADLEY, WRIGHT 6
CO., lis and 123 S. Tennessee street. Indianapolis
NOR SALE-25. 900 BUSHELS WHITE, YELL
II low and mixed corn, several thousand bushels OF
which is good seed corn. Orders filed in lots, and
rates made where practicable. j. H. CLARKE, Ed
wardsport, Ind.
ToR SALE-CHEAP-2 214 ACRES OF FINE
L timber and farming land, in Brazos county
Texas 12 mile from railroad. Inquire of w. r.
MICK 6 CO. 6S East Market street, or G. D. WEBB
439 North Meridian street.
NOR SALE-IsIPR0vED PROPERTY THAT
il rents for $54. 50 per month. The ground alone
is worth $500. Owing to domestic bereavement
the owner wants to sell. VIII take $4,000. L. A
GOODWIN, u Thorpe Block.
TOR SALE-DRUGS-A CLEAN STOCK OF
+ drugs and fine fixtures. Don't carry wall paper
large prescription business. Stock and fixtures will
invoice "a 900 Business established four years ago;
store in best location Of the city; rent reasonable.
This is especially good opening for German apoth-
ecary. Terms, threefourths cash; balance time.
Address CHAS. SPAETH, Michigan City Ind
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Men'sCalf Boots..-....,..,. $1.25
Ladies Kid, button 80
Child's School Shoes, so
Ladies' House Slippers. u
Ladies Calf, button, 80
Rubber Goods at less than
wholesale cost.
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.alsEGE2NSLAd
FINANCIAL,

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE OF IN
Nl terest E. B. MARTINDALE g. SONS.
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER
wi est. j. w. WILLIAMS s. Co. 8 and Vinton
Block.
TgNO LOAN-MONEY, ON FARMS OR CITY
| property at a low rate of interest. D. H. WIIIES
Room l. Odd,fellows Block.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE OF
WI city and farm property in Indiana and Ohio
Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, "a East Market
street.
VATE WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SECU-
w rity promptly, at the lowest rates for long or
short time. THOS. G. DAY & CO., ~ East Market
street.
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GTOCK SAI4E.-DON'T FORGET TO ATTEND
- J. NJ, Hunts grand combination sale of thorough
bred horses, which takes place at Owenton, n.y., on
April 30, at which time there will be about 100 good
horses sold. Send in your for catalogue they
will be ready April 20. J. Nj. HUNT Owenton, Ky.
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MAGNIFICENT The scenery, company and
the wardrobe in Cheek matinee to-day
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The ROCHESTER BANKRUPT SHOE SAL

Succeeds taking indianapolis Boot Shoe stndpon)
like a neve the annals of trade
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED4TWO LARGE DARK BAY MULES,
y mare and horse sixteen and seventeen hands high;
from 29S Christian avenue. suitable reward will
be paid upon their return. A. B. MEYER & co.
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And faesy Rush early till evening
the Mammoth is filled % overfowing.
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TOR SALE-DRUGS-A CLEAN STOCK OF
r drugs and fine fixtures. Don't carry wall paper.
large prescription business. Stock and fixtures will
invoice 81 600 Business established four years ago.
store in best location Of the city; rent reasonable
This is especially good opening for German apoth-
ecary Terms threefourths cash; balance time.
Address CHAS SPAE'TH, Michigan City, Ind.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-02-28
Giehmdrfte.

gbtcago.2 81. Ssbruar .-S6ustus: gu.
fubr 10000, Bsrisnbuug 5000 Stiid; Pretis
uarrirten ,miItsn $4.00 uub $7.40.-0ftuo.
uteb: 3ufnbr 5000, gsrieubuug 27OO; Bretis
uariiteur sptitsn $500 unb $500. -
g6aafe: 3ufubr 5000, Serieubuug 4SO0;
Breiie partirtsn ;tpiifen $500 unb $6.25.
ct. 2puts, 81. Ssbr.-Shuetue: gu
fubr 5000, Serienbuus 500; Brstie partir'
ten 3tpiihsn $3.50 unb $3.50. - Rtnbpteb:
3rfubr $500. Serienbung 500; Bretie uart'
frtsn ;tuiIden S4.75 uub 81. - Sdaafs
3ufubr 2300, Ssrienbung 400; Breiis BART
trten lpiiden $500 unb $6.25.
Gaf s9tbertn, Beuui., 27. Sebruar.
-S1inopieb: 3uiuhr 740. Serieuouug 81;
Brsiie pariirtsn sntidsu $500 unb $3.50
gdpetue 3ufuhr SIS, 8erisnbuug SIS
Breife parttrtsu 3pifGsu $500 uuO $7.70.-
gtaafe: i3ufubr S400, Serieubuug $500
Ereiie paIitrten spiideu $500 uno $500
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Rsm,Mnrfer Rahrihten.

9sp.Yort 81. Sebrnar. - 9as un6sz
lannte Sahrssug, tpelGss etpa nm 10 ubr
ss5lsrR absno BET Sauop Soot fsft fuhr,
mar Der 9ompfsr ,Ssuice" aus YOtuhama.
gerfslbe nuros bsute firth flott un6 tam bic
fen IorgsH unbeiHdhiSt bier on.
- Gtne @onIsrens bon @efauguiBbsarten
,um 3psds Der StipreGuus gseiguster @e.
idnsliB' RsfOrmeu uohm beuts i'm Distftb
gpenus Sotsl" ibreu Nufaug. 0slsgaten
aus pieIsn Staaten finb au,psisnb.
- Der bsuts mad europa a5gegaugens
9ampfer @gspbaionta" nabm $500, 600 In
@olb unb $500. 600 In Siiber NIT. Hui osrl
Gompfer n9. Gmsrtque" puretn $4,000 tn
Silbsr nad europa pstidifit.
= Die sBubiic .Bofz EelesrapssSo." bat
I'm ibre Sueorporatipn ua4seiu4t. Die
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in Rsp-gort, Rep Serisp. Bsnniptpautsn,
Ghtp, Sueiana. JlliHoia, Soma, Rsbrasta,
gfpcmtrg. uto6, Rapaoa, Galifornien &C.
NIB utrb rad ,inem Yatsut bee s9ppe'
Stiiirg. Spftsms arbeiteu, pslhes austai'
Gee gissutsum eer &cmpaeuts istu fou.