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I'm mont Medical Testimony.

NV YosK. March 10. 1888. 10 East 32d
street, have used AllcocR's Porous Pla,'
tsrs in my practice with remarkable suc-
cess. and iopnd then, peculiarly eificacious
WHEN applied 20 the back for weak spin
and nervous exhaustion; they afford al
NEST instant relief in coughs, colds and
liver complaint, cordially recommend
them ss the best and safest pinster ever
made and would caution the public sg.isst
the nunsrous other ,o.called Porous Pas
tefs rbA: are sought 10 he pslmed OF on
credulous puoiic; they are worthless ana
o.tent!nes dangerous.
RorsRr 8. NEWTON,
Nj. D., l. X. y. g.,
Late Chef de Ciipiane Hospital fjr dis.
essts OF tho throat ana chest, medical
officer to the London Hospital, Clinical
Assistant Royni london ODhthaImic, As
s'ssanC TO the Hosoita, for Diseases OF the
skin, London. Consulting physioisn and
surgeon.
y hen you want the most csrefully pre-
pared and bet Plaster made. ask your
arug siot for Allcook's Porous P.alter.
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nor sALE-FITTY TONS OF NO. lBRIGHr
Il hay. Vel cursd and bsled with ut a"v
'ain on It. Address d. F. sAYRE. Carol ons
Da las con, tv. Texas jamie. y1u.v
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31

"'That whittier sEln OF hers than snow,
Aud smooth hs monumental alaoas.eT,
Was all acquired by using Pozzon's
Mtdlcatsd complexion powder.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31

Mr.. John Harris, Ennis, Texas, says: II
used Browns Iron Bitiers for broker
down constitut ion and 1t built me up"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-01-31

Jill Temple Building. In Louisville. Ky.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY aud FAIR DRAW.
ING, chartered by the I egisla ure VI Ky. ard
twice declared legal by the highest Court In the
State Bond given 10 Henry county IN the sum Of
yien 0Co for the prompt DAY me- fall p'ises sold
A REVOLUTION IN Single Number Drawings.
cVEvery ticket holder bis own supervisor
can call out the number ~ his ticket and see
the CORE. ponding nun Der on the tsg placed
In the wheel In his presence. These drawings
will OCCUR on the last THURSDAY Of every
month. Read the magnificent
A n
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lIsSIGi'Sa
M'. !4!NHh, A:'iNM
s.3O. 600 TON ~.

$500 FON ~.
I'll REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING will
hin take place In the Masonic Hall. Masonic
Jill Temple Building. In Louisville. Ky.
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Achc they wonld DO almost priceless to these WIS
oatcly their goodnos5 does tend here, md those
who cnce try them will find these lttlo piila yal-
able IA SO many ways thatthcy will not DO willing
% do without them. but after Ill sick head
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Non St.iirnrA

vans lose company, No. !, las
e ote elected Inc following new
President, II f. Bourbon Vice presi
G uGn,' a. ~ W. noopeS; secretary, PC,
r , irSaanFtr' g. Z. Akin Has'
, ,' ~ ~ Nhtt' d. u NlggIesworth, j.
I Mi'r7 O"lnii'i'It1 On Accounts, j. j..
n"ie!, d. hulLoF, hugh sweeney Com.
n ma'Is on Examination, D. G. Reed, l..
, ittnhey, "; nalno-e Directors, ID. c.
' LIDS o .. hlIry, H. Hazel, A. Wilt
f E''',,, w. ' ILL.,, w. briGkIe; COMPANY
Deputy Supreme Chief TAo,ua.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
THIRD EDITION.


DUBLIN, Jan. 4.-The United Ireland
publishes an account of the murder OF
James Carey, which was written by a
gentleman who received it from Patrick
O'Donnell, under promise that it was
not to be told as long as chance re-
manned 10 save O'Donnell's life. The
account shows that O'Donnell deliber-
ately killed Carey. There was no strug
gle. Carey made no attack upon
O'Donnell. Had Judge Denmau per-
mitted him to speak, O'Donnell would
have told the W hole truth.
O'Donnell was not acquainted with
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Labor N Otes.

John A. Roebling's Sons, wire mani,
facturers, of Trenton, New Jersey, sa,
the average reduction of wages in thei
mills will not exceed 6 per cent, an,
that the reduction is made because th,
price of wire is 10 per cent. lower thai
ever before.
A telegram from Allentown says thai
owing to the depression in TIE iron
trade the Coplay Iron Company has
blown out its last stack aud the works
are now entirely idle.
The Peuacook and ,Contocook cotton
mills at Penacook, New Hampshire,
have reduced the wages of their opera
tives ten per cent.
John Roach denies the report that he
contemplates retiring from the ship.
building business.
The Coal Miners Convention in Pitts.
burg adopted resolutions yesterday
that employers be given one weeks
notice before taking decided action
looking to strike; denouncing tn
importation of foreign labor and re.
questing Congress to legislate against
1t, and suggesting the establishment of
National bureau of labor statistics for
the benefit of Legislators.
A despatch from Pittsburg says the
Lake Superior ore trade is in worse
condition than 1t has been for twelve
years past Seven out of twelve mines
in the region are idle, and those that are
running are owned by the largest and |
wealihiest corporations, that are re-
strlcting the output. At the prices at |
which ore is selling there is only profit |
of 80 cents per ton.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

1t was the general remark on Thurs
DAY evening, by those passing Bay
nard's palace, corner FIFTH and Marke,
streets, as the strains Of Instrumental
and vocal music tloated ont INTO the
cr1spy night air, that it excelled Tie
opera. The cause of this sudden out.
burst OF music was the gathering of a
num- per OF members OF the different
CHURCH choirs at the invitation of Mr..
Claren E. Shank, who presidts over
ard supeiintends the musical depart.
ment of Baynard's colossal emporium
OF watches, jewelry and music. Such
a gathering could not do otherwise than
result in an impromptu concert, which
was immensely enjoyed by large au-
dience which had been drawn together.
Ii these nightly concerts are continued
larger crowds will wend their way to
this great musical resort.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

oh Ihur5day night, when DR.. Hitch
proprietor Z; til" url! store at No in}
MARKET street. eft the place IN rbaro,
OF MS clerk, there was nearly 800 in n
aesk standing in the rear of tho store
put "heH Ne came yesterday mornin1
be found tia. the desk had been hrn,,nss'
open,and a! Ia" notes amounting tn s8r
taken. "t-"s u soo
TIE silver was just as he had left il
anu upon inquiry Of the clerk, who u n.
i0uhu asleep III chair, he stated ,h.,
aood' lo,cIock in the morning NAV,
a an "a woman came in the store and
AFTER purchasing as all amount tool,
sea IN, and said they wer" waiting for a
car TO COME along. WI =
me CLERK says that he felt drow.v
ara SIT down himself i'll chair in tbys
rear or tho store, aud did not knn,.
" lylning mote until he was aroused no
Dr. Hitch in The morning. ~
He said that he believed he had hoo,
rugged, but an investigation yester]a y
showed tha' the man and woman i
wy snch were il the store, were not the
guilty parties, and that the money had
'een taken by some one else. The nsrtr
vas confronted with the proof, and altar
his guilt promised to MAKE
estltution, but up 10 IL O'Clock today
AL not done so. '"S
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

For nine months past Dennis Pike
courted Susie Bradley,a domestic in the
family of John Weisr, Of Minerville. A
few weeks ago Pike was informed that
he might discontinue his visits. For
two weeks past the young woman re-
ceived the atten ions of another man.
Pixies jealously was aroused, and lie
resolved upon rev enge. Late on Wed
nesday evening he called at Mr.. Wiest's
house and asked for susie. When she
appeared at the door Pike felled her to
the eartn with the butt ola pistol. Pike
then fired several shots at her, but his
aim was unsteady from drink, and none
OF them took effect. He left the neigh
borhood, brandishing the W apon and
for several hours terrorized the officials
OF the town. He was captured 30 ever,
on Thursday morning and taken 10 the
Pottsville Jail in default Of bail. The
young wolnan's injuries are OF d serious
nature, but she will su. vive.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
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The =. ". IL. Bays Another u. II.

II is stated that the Eastern Shore
Eailroad, SO miles long, from Delaware
10 Cristeld, was purchased by John
Sc tt, of Erie, Pa, and A. j. Csssatt,
who are engaged In the enterprise Of
building the peninsuar railroad from
Demar, through the two Eastern Shor.
counties Of Virginia 10 Cherrystone,
Northampton county, on deep water,
where boats will connect with Norfolk.
The new ownors date their control Of
the Eas tern Shore Railroad from Jan.
! They are preparing Tor regular rail.
road building, AMI are said TO have
Purchased the rails. The rennsy Iyania
Railroad will operate ;his limo. M-s5rs
Scott and tIssat are identified with the
interests Of TIA" Peuusy lvauia Railroad.
The price p nd, it is said, approximate
tiiU 900.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Yesterday was the coolest day on tho
season In The West and Northwest
Temperatures are reported OF As degrees
be ou zero at Moorhead, Minnesota;
Al below at Fort Buiord, Dakota 10
below at Bismarck, Dakota ~ at
Brainsrd, Minnesota 80 below nj
F0u "a Lac, Wisconsin 10 10 81 bsIow
al Minneapolis, Minnesota % below
at Milwaukee, Wisconsin - below at
Chicago, and 2 to 1 below at 81, LOuis
A. Rockford, Illinois, the day was The
coolest known for icrty yrars, the tenn
p"ratuEc, after standing at 20 drgrees
below zero all day, sinking ~ 70 last
night. A. Milwaukee the Signal Of.
iic,r expected 'he cold 10 reach - below
zero last night. Thu intense cold ma
terialy int,riered with business, and
travel throughout the territory was AT
fected. ON The lakes the cold was In.
teu-ilird by n terrific gale. The steam.
or Wisconsin, which left Milwaukee Oh
Wedr csday for Grand Haven, failed u
reach her destination. Aftar a fearful
exposure for forty eight hours she re-
turned 10 Milwaukee, coated with ic.
three inches In thickness.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

A. W. Farrell, Of Phi.ade Pima, as','
for Hecker's sell raising -four vas WV Vu y
this morning ut stalls ~ and ~ 4n a"j
and King street Market, baking "g ~.
butteling, aud handing out h'ly"'p
made from Haekbr's scli-rais ne pI'1
wheat -four. Samples OF cakes oIH :.
from this flour brought 10 thelskFl DL i..
CAN office we're appreciated and pc"
ed BY All the employees. ,sr
Heckor'a self raising tionr Is KEEP ''
sale at all gODu grocery btorts
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Tbs Newark Ledger p,tie. lar.s
VINO have TO wait AT the au attn
place, Tor tlu reason that the b.ll
N very cold. IL siaies that III, !or
ara large aud the GUY way Trey "a
heated Is by miaiaturr heater, IN g,
wall aud the resul Is the room. a.. I
cold to sit IN, Travellers WHO ars
before train time have rp wax anu.
10 Keep warm. The ru.rs are 1ay
pleasant In summer, Tut Iu,t the iey-a
III winter. The lights ar mi,siA5t
things, and the above paprr j, Of js
"pinion that allow DIP woqit qys
much brighter lights, Dpt they think
Hose evils Should b. flAclIel IN.
inediateiy.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

q bout . o'clock this mOrmsIH Ms
T.. Il. ilai ma, OF No go s.3t,.y1
stroH, was PASSING Sixth aud WA,Aog
ton stree 5 on her way Ia maFae', eo.
ored man ran agalus' her and 'na'otl
her pocket hook containing b. wei Y
aud 81. III a then rnu tt0ng s5% !.
Wollaston street, up .Licu be 'u.s'1
pursued by number OF men and "{
crying " stop tibet. 10" ir0'
succeeded 10 eluding his puraet 'is
made his escape. The Man "1 Y"'
black, shSrt and stoui be woe al
overcoat and scarf. A de,orpJoG l..
been furnished the police, ard NY a.
making every effort to secure D' a
reht.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
4 Pastor Rem eInbercd.

The Transcript says that Mrs A.
Siengie, wife Of tn" pastor Of the VI T..
church, received through the mali from
unknown M.dlletOHn friends, prr.
sunably the ladi,s Of the NJ. T.. church
a neat New Years present IN the form
OF pretty card, with reasonable In.
acrp'ion, accompanied by crisp
t"eHty dollar bill. Mr. Stcngle was
formerly pastor Of Uulou NJ. Il. church,
this city, where he and his wife have
many friends
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

For some time past G.orv, " =.
has been suffering with an ah,,,, ~
nind, and within the past ,s," avg
has conceived lhe fancy tina, t ny.
detective. On Thursday niyb, t ~
ped IA gentleman on the SIR, =. ,' 4, =
him that be was in search ofar '.'
had stolen n horse. Yestercav a ,I'.
he was over the Brandywhrg r,.a
Tor "A young mau who hr said l.. '.-s
ed to Kill on sight. Ofic,f, TIrn ..'-
Adams, fearing that be- mIg,rJ.,Hy
carnage, took him TO the hail ,,''
family were notified where Ia rr,'
This morning DIR. Springer ty'r =
MN and CAV. u certificate Of ir'","
which Will Insure his admi,,',,'
insane department Ut the .in..
where he VIII roinain uuril M, |
can make arrangements 70 trAA,l.
10 Media, Pa, Tor treatment 20
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

BATON ROUGE, La, January A.
Edward Rector, alias Volmar Rector
colored, was hanged In the Jail yard
here to-day for the murder OF Duncan
Williams, 10 this city, in December
1889, by siabbing him in the back. The
murder was cold blooded aud c0wardly
Rector also murdered his s,ep.iatheI
without provocaliOn, but escaped pun
lishment by laxlty In tbs courts. For
the past few weeks the culprlt has been
preparing TO meet his fats. Un Tues
day he was baptised BY immersion b. a
Baptist minister. He expressed hia'
sell as ready to die. THIS was the FIRST
execution in this parish under the civil
law since 1856 On the gallows Rector
exhibited much C0oluess Alter reiigl.
Gus exercises he addressed the people
IN loud, clear voice. he llkened hun.
self tOa looking glass, III which all
could look
Avoid whisky shops" he said, 'or
liquor may bring you 10 tue gallows, A.
1t has me-" He said that God had
blessed his needy soul. He was going
home to Jesus, "lf you have chlf
dren," he sa d, "iell them 10 10, whisky
alone. Put away your pistols and
knives, or they will bring You here. "
He then said Where is my little
boy? Look at me, my son, and take
warning" The child was present,
weeping bitterly.
The Sheriff dew down the black cap,
affixed the rope and stepped OF the
scaiiold, closely followed by Rector.
The culprit was then taken back to the
drop, but Refused to remain, fUllowiU.
the deputies when they lett. He was
forced back time and again, but finally
SO great were his Efforts that tho united
strength of three men was necessary N
keep him on the trap. He q sped the
rope about his neck and hi, huld could |
not be released by the officers.
So prolonged was the struggle and 80
great the display OF strength by Rector
That the Sheriff was compelled TO call
upon the bystanders for assistance. All
This time Rector was utterlng the mos,
screams. Tie officers next al.
.empted TO force him on his kness, when
another struggle took place, and il IT.
luired several men to tLlOw hun down
N the trap.
He fought hard and begged most pit.
ously to be spared. The struggle for
lie continued Tor some time. Finally,
/ two minutes past two, the doomed
nan, bound III cords, WAS thrown east.
ward from he trap, falling siA feet Life
vas not extinct until the expiration Of
lgl',een minutes after the drop fell AZ ,
las shown by the pul4tions. Ii
The body was eat down at 2.22 o.
lock and turned over 10 his brother
NO hundred spectators witnessel the ,
Aecution. The scene was most horn |
I" and CAUSED many to shuddcr and 4
Irn away, bnt the justice of the sen /
nee was acAno~ lodged by all. I
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

A CurlOsi,y.

T.. ID. Dawson u Co, jewelers. at ~
223 Market street, have On "xhlbl'i'l
piece Of amber merry ons inch 81 u'lS
IN which Is em /. ddtd an insect "
sem b Ing rick-l. Thi, curiosity "f
brought from the south VV"' '
Of tho Baltic sea-, IN wlN1
.oc-lity the trees that produce W.
beautiful fossil. resin abdnl. II cSln
from the tees very rapidly, and o I'
env lopes inseet, and small fePlI''
which it reserves Ia u perfect in''
utr
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
A Cold Day.

Ihls has undoubtedly been the colder
uay OF the season, aud at Z o'clock hi,
morning the thermometer stood 1Gc
above zero. There wasa slight fall n,
sno" before daybreak, aud sever,'
tervals. q" III
Persons who had business on the
street seemed in a hurry, and buttoned
lheir oyercoats close. A number If
hiydrants were found frozen this morn.
ing, and caused householIers con,jd.
eraole trouble and Inconvenience.
ny noon the mercury had risen sorne
Iitue, and there is every indication that
me severe cold snap will be followed bv
a heavy SNOW. "
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

This evening She educa cd hoise' "" a..
appear at the Opera hunoo fJF ll' 'b ,I
time, and those who have NJ seen ' uos
VIII probably re. ret 1t II ,hoy a n;"
'his last opp Jrtunity to pass un nI
proved. The houses have been ciO' ",
ey nightly, and there Is no reason vi ai
pet that Ibis closing perfoimaIc' ' a,
L' any exception. Tier ACTIONS
truly wonderful, and must be s'eD
lie Appreciated.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
EDITION,
Dots.


| IbOt1s
The ponds were filled with merry
skaters yesterday and today.
The south. bound Delaware train was
twenty minutes late this morning.
The new officers of Post 3 and II oil
New Castle will be mustered in TO-
night.
Several brilliant weddings are soon
to take place at various places down the
State.
Snow is falling very fast down the
State, and at O'Clock this morning II
was about = inches deep at Dover,
Professor Sweeney, OF Chester, Pa,
had charge Of an interesting service OF
song last evening IN Grace church.
II yon want to buy house cheap go
to NJ. L. Poole, No 8 East Seventh
street.
Services at Rodney Street Chapel at
7.3O tomorrow evening. Cordial wei.
come TO all.
The monthly meeting Of "the Viii
uington Indian Association" will be
held al Miss Folks, $50 Market st.eet.
on Monday, Jau.7th. at 8. 80 p. IN.
The Arnoux Electric Light Company
have four dynamo machines in opera
zion, aud tifty-two lights, burning
throughout the city.
The fourth lecture in Pilgrims
Progress was delivered in Asbury NJ
+. Church last night by Rev. W. l.. $.
Murray.
Thieves invaded the premises of b. |
=. Zebley (the old Latilner place.. in
the Eleventh ward, on Thursday night, |
stole a calf dressed il il the place, and |
carried 1t away.
A handsome rank badge was recently
presented 10 Post Commander j T. |
haddock, after his mu-trr..L ~ com.
officer of Ai,rral :. +. Du.
i'out Post, No. 2, & T. Il
Charles Raison, tvt committing an
assault on Peter Quigley, plead guilty
before Squire Vardreriit last night
md was ordered TO pay the costs and
urnish Sloc peace bond.
Charlotte Hendrickson was granted Il
''''in Vi "uiH'hio'Idt'vh yesterday On q
he estate oi the laie Joseph iicLdrick. |
on, OF Christiana Hundred, by Register
iisgs. ,
The tug Meteor, which ha, been {
repairs al the Pussy ~ '
ones Co., preparatory 10 engaging
a the winter fraiflc, la, left the wUrks Z
nj Is now prepared 10 battle with the !
&c lit the river. r.
The old college building on Eas,
i&th street, recently purchased by the
ermans for a hall, is bang torn on, "
I'd fitted ur. Joseph sell IS suporil.
'nGing the work.
John f. Hyde, who WAS seriously .
'Jurcd IL thu machine shops Of the L.
"bdell Car Wheel Company several W
ohths ago, has Alu1.t recovered, and ~
able to mosc about. ~
Next week Is he week nf PRAYER. and IN
ulon services will be held m ,he h.
'rlons rresbyt crlNn churches ever, II
sht On Monday AMI TUESDAY even. L
rs the services viii be held in Cen. ri
al church. n,
Mrs. Julia Ward HoHe's lecture, ais h.
cii'e Society p0'ito?' as delivered in hl
.e Unitarian elm CHI last night before pl
iaige ard appreg!ative audience. The Of
lJect Was well banded and was very al
teresIng 10
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
Lecture,

A, X. Mcclure, Esq, editor Of the
llmrN, rui,ad".phia, delivered "A lee.
i d,lre III The hail al kennett SIu.tr on
Thursday might t1N Large aud apprecia.
i1'" an.lience His ,uNj"ct wa =" Per.
'onal liecoiIrc ions, ct Lincoln" Til,
heNi lecture OF tie course viii he drliv.
rr ri by George ". Balm. Of Nv. ru
Thursday evening, Jan l0ih suffice, ,
" a IMP The Golden Gate"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
FIT I'll ED|1I0|


Las Saturday was a ,-'
Nv sark a,noag the dyrts. .'' W
SNOW, and the Ledger deyo,, o''il
oIe space 10 the elJoyab,e.po'J,' ',,.,
ths strpp'rs wsr. sry.,,l ''.I az,
County, wac endeavorl Ia '1 Z
Newark competitors. OH, r,'''' \
Falls. Flora Swing, aud We, ,r1s' Z
among the number, tosr,ls, 'D =
soots's black horse, Cnn,o, wa (
double team, aud ID. fi.t Np77
CHARLES Lrwir. Seygr., i,yI
uottrd down t . main tLon.,.' z
the town, and when ali Sea-. D''
The result was a. follows az '.f
Flora Swing, Belle Falls and No q. Y
In the next heat Gilt EIgr ., veg
nrs', Flora Swing second ~" ~
third aud Belle fourth, C,,r., 1a
rivalry exists between .port,% ,'a''.
Cecil County and Sewafk sf', I'.
Inc winter ends some lively hrnl y
o'4'aal
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Ihe leader Of the choir of St. Paul's
NJ. E. church has been requested 70
rehoer the excellent Christmas music
sung last sunday, at the service to-
MORO" evening. Those who heard it
pronounced it well done. Tho best "A.
lections will be repeated. WV Nv
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
A question to EExlaDd d.

PARIS, Jan. 4 1t is stated that Che
European powers having interests in
Egypt are about to address a net. f,
England asking what men,u ,s she in.
tends to adopt for Il, rrotpcti, nr
their respective suhjec j. Egypt. TIE
French Government has .5nt 10 NJ
Camille Barrere, the French Diplt.
matte Agent at Cairo, precise iustTuc-
tons on this subject.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

PARIS Jan. 4..-The n hiiists here
are mach disturbed in Consequence 1t
the activity OF the police since ,Ae n.ur.
der Of Litut. Colonel SudGiktn n -.
Petersburg. # appears that the HJ.h.Kst
movement IL controlled froLa Paris and
Geneva
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05
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The Elcisest 1nan Ia AustraJsu

baron Rupt rlswood, the richest man
IN Australia, is worth 500. cU0, 0oc
I Ills father, Mr.. Clarke, went to New
South wales with few lhousand
pounds, and bought land where the civ
Melbourne aftrrward was nailt. The
little ball Of gold iucrra.ed in siz.
like the Traditional snow ball.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Nellie IL without doubt the l"I 'an,.
morse IN the EaCine Paradox, anu 90, ars
pniy Mnlray's Wales 5.cent c's"',, q;
"ithout question the best " Tue .t.'I
winch the public have full kh'w,r,n, ,
ana II tho educated hors.s cou'u ~ a.
1hcy would undoubtedly asS iot Wv lvl
voFitG Wales. Headquarters, NO
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

Inc special angelic services now
C@'nR heIG IN the reformed Episcopal
Church Of tue Covenant have been Of
"h interesting and profitable character
eyer eyer since their commensurate and Gu.
courage the hope of reaching many Of
LAe uHSa'e' All evangeic christians
are invited 10 assist il This good work,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

IN The evening of January IoSn h
exhibition and musical concert ~" .o
given at OF chapel, in Iron HilI, ~' .
Ne"ai :. The program will Coi'' 'a',e.
readlhgH, recitation,, singing, diaI9,s,'
essays, etc. Tie admission Is ON,
cents, and refreshments will be sot''
~ the close.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

The D"lawareal has been SOLO M N
senator Salisbury TO hi9 nephews, 'o ,'I
Il. and JOha j. salisbury, VINO ssst
assume cSut",l at once. 10th OF l .orl
gen tlemen are vol known through,
the state and have been connected W."
the paper for some timo.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-05

o@co CT lie Chisf Signal OTice,,
washington. January 10 a. N.
For the Middle Atlantic States :
Local snow storms, winds shifting t.
ncrSaN esterly during Sa urday, much
colder weather during Saturday night,
falling, followed by rising barometer