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The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-19
Conversational Executive COM
miftce. First District.

L. K. Houston of Monroe, Chairman.
w. B, Ellis, of Tishomingo, Secretary.
Aleorn Count VI. p. Reynolds.
Prentiss County-W. q {. Gresham.
Lee County-]ames Kineannon.
ltawamba County-Newnan Cayce.
Lowndes County,. A. Johnston.
Oktibbeha County--A. J. Halbert.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-06-19
Saturday. june %. 1854

The books OF registration will be open
At the Circuit Clerks Office until June
18th, for registering all not already reg
istered aud entitled 10 vote i'm that pre-
cmct. GEO. ID. SIMS,
RUBT. GORDON,
w. G. PEARCE,
Election Commissioners.
Juup 3 1884
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Non. resident Notice

June 5. 1884.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Sixty Years OF Captivity.

HUNTINGTON, April 10.-D. Hawn
the insane man who has been KEEP,
in solitary confinement by his brother.
since 1923, died in Juniata township,
six miles from this city yesterday. He
was eigbty-tour years old. The mani
&C was one Of five or six brothers, who
when young men, worked together on
their fathers farm. His malady il
said to have been caused by drinking
water from q stream while overheated
In the harvest field.
He was Immediately confined by his
brothers, and was ever afterwards ex.
cluded from the world. But once in
the subsequent sixty years did be gain
lis freedom, and that was about fifty
years ago, when he succeeded in es.
Gaping from the house. He was soon
captured End returned to his impris.
0nment
The room in which he was kept was
of small dimensions, with one window,
and, to prevent him from reaching the
latter, be was chained in an opposite
corner. A stove was placed in small
opening in the partition, with the
front facing INTO hall, 80 that fires
could be made without entering the
room. Four Of the brothers, beside
Daniel, remained single and lived to-
gether, accommodating money and prop.
erty, which they held in common. Two
Of them survived, and are now the
owners of 900 acres in the township.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
The Lost has Been Found d.

Messrs. Editor 8: A gentleman accus-
toned to good s,ciety and has purchased
his admission card and will bring
10 ladies, will be presented vi gold
headed cane and five ladies' watches
Now, you squealers, what do you think
OF that Any gentleman with the same
recommendation Can procure card
from any of the Committee of Arrange
ment for $l.0o, admitting gentleman
and lady and the lady will be presented
with ticket for the Memorial suit. The
members ofthe City Counci are invited
and will be there.
The most distinguished gentlemen
from Delaware and New Jersey will be
there. Maj. M. s. Hayden will furnish
the flowers for the occasion. Roses by
the millions. The soldiers widows and
orphans will he present. Plenty of
beautiful young ladies.
We expect three young ladies there,
that for their kindness and goodness to
their mothers, will be presented each
with lady's gold watch. Good music
will be in attendance, so that the old
soldiers widow can listen to the long
roll-csll again that her husband 80 often
heard, and then grasped his rifle and
went down 10 death that the country
might live. WETHE PEOPLE.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
AT
VIM, B. SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market.

In our carpet rooms we
have an unusually fine dis.
play Of carpets in new and
choice patterns, at attractive
ly low prices, some being
entirely private to us-can-
not be found elsewhere. Fine
Brussels in Wilton effects
and coloripgs, with rich Dor.
ders to match, are very sty.
lish in old Colds, terra Gotta,
garnets and gen d. arme, the
combinations and groupings
being very pretty. Our rap
idly increasing orders suggest
that an early selection will
give you a better choice, and
more certainty ofhaving your
work done promptly, as we
are now necessitated to get
most of our orders off at
night.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Tariff Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Represen-
tatiye Kasson has abandoned the plan
entertained by him at one time of
voting with the Democrats for the con-
sideration of the Morrison Tariff bill.
Careful INQUIRY among the Republicans
has convinced, ,him that an overwhelm.
ing majority is opposed to such a policy,
and be does not care to place himself in
opposition to his party. MIR. kasson's s
original idea was that agitation OF the
tariff would prove Of substantial benefit
to the Republican party, drawing the
party lines more closely, and giving
greater assurance Of the success of the
Republicans in the presidential election.
knowing that under no circumstan-
ces could there be any revision or re-
duction of the tariff this session, he
was unable to see how agitation would
|iniuriously affect business interests.
He has, however, decided to vote
against the consideration of the tariff,
Nelson, of Minnesota, it is understood
favors discussion. MIR. James, Of New
York, who has been reported as favor
ing consideration, has changed his mind
and will vote against it There is some
doubt regarding the voters of Messrs.
Anderson, of Kansas, and Strait, of
Minnesota, but the best informed mem.
bers on the Republican side aver that
Mr.. Morrison's friends cannot rely upon
more than three votes on theRepublican
side in favor Of taking up the bill, with
a practically solid minority. They be-
lieve, by the aid of Democratic votes,
the enacting clause of the bill will be
stricken out.
For the purpose OF obtaining square
test vote on the merits of the bill, Mr..
Kelley will demand the yeas and nays
on the motion to go into Committee Of
the Whole for its consideration, if such
motion is made by Mr.. Morrison on
Tuesday next, as he has given notice
that he will do.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

On 4 Drunk.

Last evening SergenntHatton found ma,
very much under the influence Of liquor, Ii
the City Hall begging Tor money from mem
bers Of Council and Others, rs they pas cd III
stairs. He locked him up, and this mornin.
he gave his name. At the hearing, as BERNARD
Butcher He said he was stranger in tn,
city, and had left his baggagein in blacksmith
shop, which he was unable to find afterward
He was fincd 81 and costs. and when he IN
formed the Judge that he haO no money. but
was on his way to i,avre de Grace to FISH
and that If he would let him 70 he w0uly stou
as he passed through about the 2lst of MAY,
and settle the bill The Judge seemed 10
think that he had better board It out, and
not 10 away encountered with debt, SO he
committed him to the cells until tomorrow
morning.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
A Narrow Escape

Edward Reed, an employee at the P.
w. & b. Railroad station, met with al
accident this morning, which came neal
being fatal. He is on duty at the sta
tion, but was at the King street Cross
ing when the o.57 north-bound train
passed that point at good speed, when
he attempted to jump on one of the
cars, but missed his footing and made
another attempt, when he was thrown
violently to the ground, and was struck
in the side and on the shoulder by the
trucks under the car, injuring him &c.
verely.
Ons of his fingers was also mashed
He was taken to the depot, placed in a
and taken to his home, No. 10
Robinson street, where d physician rem
dered the necessary medical assistance.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets.

By reason of stormy voy'
ages the ships carrying Mat
tings from China have been
delayed and some lost ; one
with 900 rolls went down
last month, and another due
a month ago has not yet been
heard from, consequently the
tendency will be for higher
prices later in the season.
Our stock was completed in
Januar' h"m the first arri-
walls, and at the lowest prices
we have known for years.
A heavy fancy Mating in
twenty different styles is 25
cents, specially pretty and
good. A splendid number
of jointless royal mattings in
fancy and white, will be so
cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
ssTho Merry War;

On Faster Monday. April l4th Strauss
popular opera, The Merry War" will be
produced at Haverly's Theatre Philadelphia,
by the McCaull pera C0mique Company,
with the original cast from the Casino, New
YORK, and all the splendid costumes, ap.
pOintmentE and accessories used in that pro.
ductOn; including the gorgeous silver pan
oply of chain mail, W rn by the regiment Of
feminine guards of the Genoese Republic.
The effect produced by this squadron OF
handsome girls, clad in complete armour of
polished silver, is dazzling in the extreme.
Tn New York Herald has the following:
"THB MERRY WAR" AT THE CASINO.
The revival OF "The Merry War" last night
at the Casino was su 2cessful in every respect.
The cast was about as good as could be TIE
costumes and scenery were beautiful, tho or.
chestra was well In haI d there was not a sin.
gle hitch In the performance, and. about ss
important as anything clee on first night
the audience was large and good natured;
they encored the Principals frequently with
delightful impartiality, and made business
profitable to florists. A noticeable feature
OF the performance W s the appearance, in
the last act, of the Gen'ese guards twenty
strong, each soldier selected for shape-in
chain arm our with polished steel c0rselets,
helmets and gfuntlets, the commander hose
Beaudet, being in similar armour made Of
gold.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
ApnuseIllenfs.

Falka," the comic opera, t,i,a,sry
drawing crowded houses at III, i.'F III
Broad Street Theatre. T",nlBaht
day and Saturday will nn nnn,i'mr.l 'n
performance. Numerous "'.nnDt !. IN 4
mans heard the opera and Spt'a t,'"aa.sp Il |
nres of the music, which u ip'
from ihe beginning to the INV, rll,' Hssh|
On Monday evening lirrne ,he Or]
OF Oak will be presented al 'na aa id
class company. The sad story story ., sy ii i
Dennison is well deliuraltn ao.crs y! al
Herne, and all the other clal"sr .'".,, ~
taken in an excellent manI'aI NAM and !
drama Is handsomely moll'I'r"' wreck,
repres- n tations Of waves, If T Trocts|
ship, lightning, and firing s!,,V0nod, M sp
with life-lines are all well p.hie p.his e,s|
add greatly to the effect OF 'D''
lent play. ,c nou Cpsar
Bazan will be presented ny"
phia company. ,oL,s Bad DO
Saturday, April 10, PECK D
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
THIRD EDITION,
NEWS sUMMAkY.
Marino Disasters Railroad strik.
ors-WOrk OF the Flames. Other
News.

ors-WOrk OF the Flames Oiher
NeWs.
The schooner Calhoun, from Providence
for st. John, New Brunswick, was lost at sea
on the 3lst ult. Her crew were rescued by
the schooner Zenobia, and arrived ut Boston
yesterday. The crew Of the Calhoun report
that, few days before being rescued, they
fell In with IN unknown Gloucester schooner
which was sinking. They sent boat to the
boat came alongside the Calhoun 1t swamped
and Gil six were drowned.
The strike Of the employees Of the Cincin-
natl Northern division Of the Toledo, Gin.
cinnau and st Louis Railroad, because OF
not being paid, now includes all the hands
except the conductors and engineers. Fire
men brought from Dayton refused to work
Receiver Craig say the men deserve their
pay, but the Court has provided no means
fcr paying except from the receipts, which
the strike cuts OF.
John Koop, suspected OF the murder Of the
woman whose body was found In the woods
Ut Perth AmbOy, New Jersey, last October,
was released yesterday by order Of the Nourt.
denoe against him.
A fire In Pensacola. Florida, yesterday
morning, destI Dyed the Louisville and Nash
vile freight depot, the Hoffman House. Ma-
sonic Hall and several other buildings, caus-
Ing loss estimated at $65,0O0
The Elisha Graves house, at Northa mpton,
Massachusetts, was burned yesterday
morning. 1t was built as block house more
than 200 years ago.
The sealing steamer Tiger was recently
crushed by Ice and sunk In the Cult Of 1T.
Lawrence. Her crew were rescued by the
Leopard.
A perfect deluge OF rain has been falling at
Los Angeles, OaliiOrnia, for thirty-six hours.
The fall during Wednesday night was three
inches.
No trace has been found of Hubbard, tho
abscondiDg cashier Of the eFirstNatiOnal Bank
ofMonmouth, Illinois. 1t is now said he has
embezzled STA, 300.
1t Is reported that a new geyser basin has
been discovered on the east side of the Ye-
Low stone river, ten miles south Of the petrited
forest.
Senator Malone arrived at Petersburg,
Virginia, on Wednesday evening. He is
very feeble, and will try the effect of two
weeks rest.
The mail and passenger service on the
Mexican Central Railroad between the City
Of Mexico and the United States was begun
yesterday.
The suspension OF Davis Taylor, flour
and grain dealers Of Boston, was reported !
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
F|f Il ED|7IlI|
Dots.

Jacob BeerwaId mi,
engaged in the pho,osr,,N"e ~" "es Gtrar
ing; 'ngi ~. He is now engaged gI'De jn 4 t'al,pa
business in Burlinrs1""nn III ,t'clai,
thinks that there n," ,', n. ],
"en'' VI social pjs
The Delaware Watch c,n,,
,neou ,ne pest watches for the 'r' ,'.s give %
y in. a., popularity of the clpS. S''o,lalt, a,t
fact. rae IT,, Competision is def JtssS Ss''ss :,
Davis No. 0 East secon1 "'Aed' NJ
soUaS no" warranted strictly as rsss,,,. s,'ss.
The r., W. &B. EaiI,o,,,"a ''"aa
this city are closed a.'Ioaa ta.I,a shop
workmen together with H.. III. al aad
are enjoying a Good Friaav 'D1 In. 'iiastass
~ 1,na customary 1T INA with the shors ON nV1a' No.
l'ne OF the Pennsylvania Eai sIn ,9aas, 'a,ad
At the competitive drj,' "l''@'d u, a .
Pany .sn!; on Wednesday evening % No Cog
bertolette and Stidham GAP Stsa
pronounced to be- the ,nn., os sala vi
an, ana viii accordingly Ip IDn,,s.,a1 p,oma,,s
the rank Of corporal. ''Oulo'e
, Sergeant E. Harold Ebo,d. l.,
q. smith, Joseph n. Eurman' AAl Y
savay Evans, and W. h ua%Ii,J,'
asplrants for the vacant I4",.r,ak na%k
y company, caused by The I'ssy rs,asl
OF Lieutenant Rice. '''slaa
The jackson Lime & C,a}r,
OF this city are about to eny,aa UvIlal
manufacture Of bricks in sdt,. Ma
their business here, and viii 'p'1u's1l 'a.Hi
a plant at Hockessin. ''AOl
The Butcher Boys base bal, ,,r, -.
pay me second championsbin, ~, .,'
Of the League, with The yourp, p ~ n
anGe, on Saturday Afternoon G,,
Salled at 2 O'Clock, sharp '"' 0'
The new steal yacht Low h.ir, !,
Tor Eldridge T. Gerry, of New V ys,s W
the Harlan Il HolIingsworrh Com,,. ,
will probably be launched On SIt ga,tl
afternoon next. ''O''
About thirty five cows were ,oa :,
,erday at Coyle's Ninth Ward I ho,.
Amos w. House, by L. W S,jIi,.
Son, auctioneers. Fair price, vs.s
"'''
1t is stated that fireman Dovh,+
y the Water Department, hs, nj
hased q number of cows and VIII.
'age in the milk business. wet
The State Temperance Alia1r4,
essIon at st. PauI's NJ. 4 chnr
ay, with President l'urueIl oi n.
Vare college in the chair.
The property Of Cyrus Stern, No /
Vest street, will be sold at publNa i
t 3 p. M, on April l7th,
The Israelites began tire cplebnt
the Feast of the Passover yss,e,j,
St. Andrews ?. L. church will sr
Inc vestrymen on MOuday
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

The remains of Mrs. Fem, late wife
of Geo. |. Fem, of Christiana Hundred,
and mother of F. w. Fem of this city.
were removed to day from Milford, Del, .,
to Lower Brandywine cemetery BY
undertaken Wilson,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Finger Mashed.

Charles Taylor, an employee of the
Vnlcanized Fibre Works, residing at No.
street, had one of his fingers
yesterday afternoon while en-
gagged at work.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
The w Gather.

The weather in this vicinity is pleas
ant, though rather cool. Tomorrow
the same conditions are likely to pre-.
vail, with rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
WIN. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets
carpet rooms.
In Imported Turcoman
Curtains we have six styles
of cross stripes in olives,
crimson and COLDS, only one
pair Of each, which would
make handsome double door
hangings. They cost to i'm
por' $22 per pair, and we
shall close them out at $l4
per pair.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Gloves ! hyrsDg Gloves

If you want good kid glove We have
tit sc, for you to get suited with the
lal-s'.C"it and get pair and look
nobby. 3O7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Ceutral Tailor s'o'.

Don't f, rget to call on ai !, new ipy
new store, where everyth,I,o ,I,ohhnd + c'T'1
tailoring line is TO DO '0
Seventh and Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

fem u Cos thermometer registered
yesterday, So degrees at 3p. m., 81 at
. p. H., and 81 at 10 p. III.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
n eW suits,

A fine line of suiting now on hand at
the central tailor store prices to suit
the times. Fred Carson, Seventh and
Market.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

We have just opened a
handsome line in different
STYLES of India Linen en-
broidered dresses, containing
l3 yards material, 4 yards
wide trimming, 4 yards
narrow trimming, making a
beaut full and elegant dress.
They are $3.50, Sc, 81, $7.-
80, So, $50, $40 and $l2. You
would not sit down and en-
brolder one for three times
the money.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
NO'ICE-I, JAMES W. KING TEN.

iSE "a vi ho W. hlNb, nm
=, am OF the house known as the Packet
u ust, situated at NJ. . Market street, in
the First ward of the city of Wilmington.
county OF New Gas lie and state of Delaware, u
of the General Assembly in such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice lha, ! shall
apply ~ writing to the Court Of Gcocral Sts.
slons "fthe Peace and Jal Delivery ofthc STATE
of ID laware. In and for New Castle County, on
MoNl,Ai, the l2ih day Of May, A. u. 1854,
ntihg me next term OF said court, for n license
ior said house as an Inn or tavern, for the sale
therein OF Intoxicating liquors In less
luahtiti"h than one quart, to be drank ON the
premises, ana the following respectable ciu
ttns or said ward recommend the said applica.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Gr.su~UuyltAtin"

If yon want ii necktlt' W4 have
call at 3O7 Market street. mokeN N1
choice assortment for yo1 ~
selecic mt from. W. H.eIno"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

Persons who " ish to ''V ,t
living serpant should ''
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

he headquarters for tie "a At It Ro',. \. y
gen,'s derry and soft hats 20 large :I%Ia n
Marke. street, who also ha,s,''c,re.;, has AD''
white shirts, underwear, s.,s .ns l. vrt
/ ons. Prices guar ntced wv
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
JOHN WAN A VI A X Err.

Ostrich feathers, kindly
transferred from the bird, to
a web some thee inches
wide, make a convenient
trimming for spring wraps
and in matching colors. Price
we've lowered to $3.50 per
yard. What other sorts of
trimming have we ! Well,
now,w what haven't we! That's
shorter
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Political,

The Republican C0nytu'iJa Of NJ
Twenty-ninth Congre, siona list,it
New York yesterday nomiuarea al
gates 10 the National Convention, M
two regular delegates are Baine me-
one of the alternates i, for Blaine, N
other for Edmunds
The Republican Convention Of
Seventeenth Congressional Dsuc
New York yesterday r,rrrl Arb
delegates TO the Nationa COnveItiu
The Republican Conven,I)not BrOu
county, New York, at biDghamp
yesterday instructed irs d-.epa'ps
the Stale and Congreslnnal COlva
tons to support Blaine and LiucOI
The Republican Convention of Il
Fourth Cougressior a District Of
diana yesterday elerrd Two Haraq
delegates to Chicago.
Reuben EIlwood was yesterday
nominated for Congressman BY
Republicans OF the FlfthDsrictdN
nOis.
The Republican Congressional "a
venLion of the Fifth Dl,'rIr, Of lIt1
yesterday elected Logan delegates
the National Convention.
The Republican Stale Convention
Missouri on Wednesday might alop,
reso utiOus declaring that ii" lSpl'
cans of Missouri renew taelr aesISh
and adherence 10 the principles Ga
Republican party as enumerated IDt
national platform OF 1886 aud earn
out by the National adLnI'tfa,lU
President Arthur; that htyiul QUIZ
al past differences and btla DOW III
ted and harm, nlzrd, they "lIr0!'u-
any man or seto! men "LO"
10 create issensluus III NIrlT N.I
they pledge unfalt"rirE "nN"h WI
national nominees of the parry
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
Acted SUspic "nsiy

About 4 o'clock this moF'.IlE v
ke' gan, the private wt'c9lIlu
the Third street market mouse Aa%
moi SO in the alley adjoining TIE uA
ing, and upon examination lOui. SI
man who was trying to raise ol,e"'1
windows leading to the pam. M
He arrested him, and al ths ha'
gave his name AZ Patrick 0BElr.
AT the hearing before Judse vi
Minis this morning the "a'cluas
titled that there is a gate 'onl'@D AZ
high at the entrance to tbe a''sM NJ
which the man must nave VID I y
He seemed as though ne ',iS n'u
drinking, hut the "a'"l 'raI' "0''
swear that he was drunk IAN,
The prisoner, who is wen ''y'.
this city, told the Judge that I's y" y. y
a spree, and did not know VIA, ,toos %
doing, and supposed thai Dr IL, ,J'", u nd
he was home when he c'iI",, %,
the gate. Judge CuinmlnS uIu wv ri,J
to think that he had entered ln1 tnt
with a felOniOus intent, ana on,s ..,
him 81 and costs for ir''''heD"''
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
JOHN WANAMAKEIt.

In floor linens don't you
find the best the cheapest ?
Does any one doubt that
Barnsley's is the best -? Real
Barnsley's really best ! While
we have other grades, we of.
ter the Real Bsrnsley with the
highest confidence.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

HlANI SERPENT.
THE MONSTER PYTHON
LAfIEsr LiIi REPTlLE THAT HAS
EVER BEEN CAPTURED
80 FEET IN ENGTH-l0) POUNDS IN
WEIGHT.
FOR years the terror Of middle Africa.
once IN It's cruel, constructing coils, the lion,
tiger an antelope are reduced to II pulseless
pulp, and engulfed within the walls of its
wondro us elastic body. 1t rivals the Python
DESTROYED by ROmulus. Ancient records Of
Grant Serpent are verified by this living
monster, on exhibit" nat
MUSEUM, l0e MARKET STREET.
Admission, IL cents children hall price.
all-lts
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
JOHN WANAMAkFR.

Whoever heard of a ladies'
|alligator-to avoid mistakes
Ladies Pocketbooks of alli-
gator for 81! Each has a
coin-pocket and six others,
and with bank bills enough
(old paper, some use) they
NAV be stuffed out to several
inches Only four gross. A
few seal, if preferred.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

One lot of 25 dozen Cora
line Corsets, with side steels.
extra length and strength,
nicely embroidered in white
and colored, and all sizes, are
the best Corset we ever had
tor 80 cents. You should
see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11


1880 yards already re.
ceived of Furniture Linens.
made to our designs in Bel
gium and imported direct.
cannot now be replaced in the
market for the price, Csc.
Also about 500 yards OPEN
ed to-day Of Jacquard Li1-
ems, so-ca'led, but not pure
linen, though a linen finish.
A special lot not to be dupli.
Gated. 25c. a yard.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

The latest styles In neckties can be
seen at 3O7 Market street. You will need
ona for Easter. Come and examine our
stock. W. II. Sincock.
MARRlAGEA.
RUSSELI-DEWEE EES-On April 10th, at
their residence, II5 West 9th street, by
Rev. l. M Haldelnan, Mr. Chss. M. Russell
to Miss Maud Dewees, both Of this city.
Deaths.
JANVIER-On the 10th inst, Margareta
A., wife Of X. =, .Ianyier.
Burial on Monday. the 14th inst, at ii
o'clock u. IN, from the res idence of her hus-
band, New Castle, Del. No further notice
given.
CANN-On the 10th inst. Amos b. Cam
aged II years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invi |
ted to attend his funeral, from his late resi-. |
tence, 209 W. Eighth street, on Sunday !
morning at 9 O'Clock, the 18th inst. Inter. 1
nent at Iron Hill Gem stery.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets,
Carpet rooms.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11

Madras Curtains, plain cern, 80.
Madras Curtains, in colOrs, 81 50 to
By the yard, plain, 45c.; colors, 75c.
to 81.
E,anmine, AZ inches wide, 15c. per
yard.
Etammine. pure linen, 25c. per yard
Scrimms, lSc. per yard.
window Shades, hand finished, and
every way durable !; also, Window
Awnings fitted in good shape, at lowest
cost for reliable workmanship.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
JOHN WAN NJ A KER.

We are selling new fan.
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hams, 90c
Daily Republican., 1884-04-11
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