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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04
THE DAILY


NEW YORK. August 2 Money market easy at
lKA2 percent, CLOSES, offered vt TX percent. Prime
mercantile paper shseh percent; sterling e.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiot aud firm.
srATE SECuRIrlES-Uuil
sTocKs-On the Opening Of bpsintssat the st,ck
exchange this muraing the market was Irregular,
Among Tho weix btocEs .cadiuG Hai the most con-
s%picuOus, falling off X per cent 10 II Western
Union and Pacific Msll Oh the ether hand Netp
ile from 6i5s to 6iss. and The lat'er from w 10
t31l. Western Union WIS freely bought on long
account aud kome small er rnOrt' attempted to
cover On reports thu. la,se. b. rs would b twist
Pacific Mail was unusually ,.cllve; s,,no round
amounts were taken BY hIoE rs iteuliaed with
!eading operators. The 81. myth Of these st. cks
and price, sosc }. 10 ~ p rccnt. In the sfte; con-
me msrket b-c1Te quiet; 'malle. t,adrrs I'D 10
fesiize profits. and lI1Ie WIS a reaction OF Il to 25S
percent ~ the genera! li't aud ~ percent on MI
PARED With last night closing prices kic * Percent
inwer for Jersey Cautraf, 81 iJr III .ouri Pr ,idr.
X fot .'auada s,uthern, l f5r New York Central,
| 49, Omaha. X for on..ha p,e'esred., and IN
Of stock f5l tina week 2,'ss. $50 shares. :
TRANSACTIONS 2t9,0 60 harts.
u:S. 81. look: y. 8. AZ, u2H: O.. 8. new 4, l2tsX;
Pssdas IS Of q; lsi; Central fscldc, 1917: Ksle q;
Missouri g., 1t2: 81. Joreph. 1L9: It. T. 4 j. q,
atsts, 1l63kk: Tennessee g.. old. 50; do now Cox;
land grants, S9x; do kio Grsnde. AZ;
unioa Pacific nulA. 109;z: DO land grants les: 40
sinking tnnd. 100; Virginia g.. 81: Virginia ccrsols,
SSiss msiused coupons Is: DO deferred. s; Adams
9; =, s6A; Centnl Pacific, 4cX; Cbefapesie d
ohio, s;do LIST preferred. Is: do ID preferred, 10;
U.;C, c, d l., Il: Denver i kio Grando. lCsA: Erie,
ie7s; preferred; Sc: Fort Wayne lrlH; hannibal d
T. y Sc.eph, SIX; do preferred. SIX asked; KArtas
snoie, sah; Louisyille6 Nashville, siX: Louisyille,
Now Aloan! q Chicago. II; Memphis q Charlie.
L. preferred. 10; do "a preferred, s: Momph,s d
GaGIicston. 1SH: Michigan Central, "a; Missouri
Pacific, PIX: Naaaytlle d Chattanooga. lsX; New
ierse5 centsal. 6i1hs; Northern racine TX: DO IRE.
3erfod 63ra; Northwestern, lt3: do preferred, lr3L:
few Yoii Central, 1tox; Ohio Central, *: Ohio
y, M!ssisSippi: q; do preferred So; Pacific Mail. az:
ls7: Resdlng. y: 81. Louis d Fan Fran.
clsco, IL: do preferred, 8oH: st. Paul, sisz; do pre-.
terted iG9; Texn Pacific. 1i5S: Union Paci6c, lss11;
United States Express: IS. ", 1t. L. d p. 81; do
preferred; IS; Wells, Fargo E1proa, lC3; Weitsla
Union, e3h. ' ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04

FlBswoEks, Tableaus. Golored Plres and a
variety OF attractions at ssibert's on Wedues,
day evening. under auspices Of tbs Gsrmania
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04
unicc: nos. 81 md ~ Hour..en,h str Ne


New Vslyels-Geo. R. Taylor.
Wanted-Ladies and Young Men.
For Rent-Saloon in Moundsville,
Attention, P!umed Knights.
Hotel China-Ewing Dros.
Just Received-l5 Boxes Choice Lemons,
Second Senatorial District CONVENTION,
Republican Congressional Convention.
Young Ladies' 1nstitute-Granyille, Lick.
ng Co., Ohio.
Blaine and Logan Badges-L G. Dillon,
Wheeling Female College.
We Sill aurvive-Nationnl Wire L. Iron Co,
To buyers OF Tobaccos and Groceries.
Apol!inaris-Fourth page.
Browns Iron Bitters--Fourth psge,
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TnEst.' Helena, California, Tne., states,
that Mr.. John Thotnann, J.. Z. KettleveIi
andsothera, were cured OF rheumatic al.
l%ecslons, by St. Jacoba Oil, the great pain:
cnre. eT HH
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., August 4-1:sOA 4. ~
For Tennes.es and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather ond local rains, followed BY
clearing weather, southwest 10 northwest
Winds, slight fall In temperature and higher
barometer. ="
For the Lower Lakes, threatening weather
and local 1ains, s~outherly shifting 10 wester.
~ winds. sligI,ly cooler and higher bar.
NmRtnr. .---L =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04

The Opera House Band plays at Selbervs
"wednesday for the Gsrmania Singing
bocleiy, from ] O'CLOCK 10 10 o'clock J. ".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04
mail Matter In July.

Chief Clerk W. B. Fisher, OF the Wheeling
Postoillce, furnishes the following statement
OF the work Of the letter carriers for July,
1851: L-- --n-.A U- ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04

Tho following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as observeda at achneNt's drug store,
Opera House. corner, Saturday: IA. NJ, 60;
y NJ, o.; 5r. NJ, VI; +. NJ; se'. Sunday:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04

A FRrE LUNCH will DO seryed 1. The "Oi.
ticen Balloon hi. moraipE from 9 until II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04

November asaosxc. Com; deciiutd 5t<sic. closing |
et mlscd .tas No, . high mixed and yellow '6s.:
sail mixed August 6lHs6'c: september 6lxs6ac;
!!,,ctobe Stksg2Hc,, Noyember 60 eac. oss, higher;
No white sc: Mo: 2 white 40 Lard Arm: r.
at l7xalsx. Cheese, asfong and higher; Ohio fat,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04

NEW YORK. August a Money market easy at
lha2 percent, closet offered ut TX percent. Prime
mercantile paper .5ha6M percent. stcrlinr BY
-Eitm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-04
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS,
GEO. N. SHOOK

Arrangements having been per.
feeted with the Atlantic Tea Co.,
No. Iii Market street, our patrons
are cordially invited to use their
store1oon' as IL Market street On.
trace and exit.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
Death OF Edmund Provost.

Ex-City Tax Collector Edmund Pro-
vost died at his residence, No All East
Seventh street, about 80 o'clock on
Thursday evening. Mr.. Provost's death
was not unexpected, as he has been in
falling health for some time He was
quite sick month or 80 ago with the
rheumatism, but recovered sufficiently
to be able TO go out, but he was then at
tackled with jaundice, which, with other
complications confined him to his bed
for the past two weeks and resulted in
his death.
Mr.. Provost was horn n ovember 18th,
1884, on Elliott avenue, in the Ninth
ward, and resided in this city all his
life. He learned the trade of shir-
carpenter, and was for many years EN-
ployed by Charles Moore, ship builder.
He served two terms as County Tax
Collector, and was elected City Tax Col.
iector of the Northern district three
times in succession, serving bile years,
his last term having expired on Mon.
day. He was strictly honest and con
scientious in all his dealings with Ii is
fellow mel, and highly respected.
He was a member of Wilmington
Lodge, /. o. o. f. He leaves a widow
and two daughters, one of whom is the
principal of No. II school. The funeral
will take place at 3 o'clock Monday at
ternoon and the remains will be inferred
In the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
A Terrible. Crime.

Last Wednesday afternoon a cOlored
man named Dan Tucker committed, OF
attempted to commit, an outrage on a
colored girl named Ann Peters, fourteen
years of age, and when she ran from
him shot and almost instantly killed
her, at Peddle Lane, Sassafras Neck.
The affair occurred in small house
near the main road, occupied by Jim
Pierce, and the only one in the house
at the time, except the parties to the
tragedy, was colored boy about six
years OF age.
He says that Tucker and the girl
were up stairs, and he heard them
tusseling, and in little time the girl
ran down stairs followed by Tucker.
Just as they reached the lower floor
he fred, and the girl fell, the ball stri-
Linz her in the centre of the forehead.
The ball is supposed to have entered
her brain, and she only lived about two
hours. Tucker was arrested in the
evening while trying to escape, and de-
clared that 1t was accidental. An in
quest was held by Squire Vansant,
and after hearing the testimony OF
the boy who was in the house
and the physicians who examined the
body, the jury rendered q verdict that
the girl had come to her death at the
hands of Daniel Tucker, and he was
committed without bail to answer 81
Court.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
The Shooting OF Winy.,.

Yesterday morning the case ofcl
Grubb and William Leecb. cS,,
with committing an assault on ~
Wingate, and which was pos,norsJ|
day previous, was heard before nj
Cummins, on information fld M
City Solicitor.
Albert T. wingate repeated hi,
timony of the day before, and claiI
that Leech had hold of the pis,ol Il
1t exploded, and the ball passed thrl
his hand.
William i. Norton testified \
neither Leech or Grubb were pea, N
gate when he wits shot, and that
pistol was exploded as be was shuI
fire at Leech, who was running n
from him. Mr.. Norton also issi]
that Wingate told him aftervarl,l
he had shot himself. He was corptJ
ted by William Stewart and Pail
Carroll, and at the conclusion Of
te1timony the Judge said \
he did not think Wineae
justified under the circumstancs
drawing his revolver, and while
would dismiss the charge Of ss,|
and battery, be thought the young
had acted disorderly, and he V,j
impose a fine OF 81 and costs on all
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
A Marrow Escape.

Zachariah Pickles, superintendent
the ii. r. Pickles stove store, Cd =
day morning, was in the act Of Oa'in
the wagon up against tie curb, Whsl
suddenly turned over, throwing
ored man to the ground and throw,
Mr.. Pickels across the shaiis' y
platform OF the wagon struck Tue ~, ~
and he started down the hill at q NV
rate, kicking as he went along, :,
A Mr.. Moore grabbed the anlIs,. I.
succeeded in stopping him at rOIa
and King. Strange as it may seem v !
Pickles was extricated from bis psls
position without having recei'eu K
bruises beyond a slight scratch Oh
arm and a bad scare.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05

The seventh annual mooulleIW.. MI n
sion of the Y. p. A. of 81. Pad ~, SS I'D
church will be given on THURSDAY 1s .I, ADJ
ing, July 10, 1881, on I,,' RseipG
Sam uel M. FELTON,. The Fms, sHs ri
baud will render a fine iDu'''
gram going and returning, TbsplS
A oolored man naihsu pssat
Blackiston, residing at w last syl
had his foot badly lacerateu l'' ovel
ing at that place by being run 1.nir.
the south bound passenger TRAM
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
MIL stock Damaged.

The Kenneth Advance says: The
storm Of last week damaged 81 900 worth
OF vulcanized fibre paper in the mill of
T. S. Marshall g. Sons in Kennet,
township. The rise in the stream was
the most rapid ever known, the water
rising three feet in fifteen minutes, and
the wareroom was flooded before the
workmen had a chance to get the paper
out
The water was only four inches low
er than it reached during the great
storm of October, 1877, when the creek
rose higher than ever before within
this century. Along about 1890, how
ever, according to a mark made on a
tree by a gentleman named Gregg, then
the owner OF the property, the rise was
twelve inches higher than it was last
week.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05

On Thursday we had the pleasure
of q call from j. NJ. Willis Geist, editor
Of the Lancaster, Pa, "New Era" q
paper We very much appreciate. Mr..
Geist was on the Cape May editorial
excursion to cape May on Tuesday last,
and spent couple Of days in visiting
his daughters, one of whom il married
to DR.. J. Paul Lukeps, 6l0 West street,
and another Is the wife of John M
Newbold of Newport. He started home
on Thursday evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
The A. M. 1. q. on the Fourth.

For the REPUBLICAN.
July 4th, 1884, will long be remem.
bered as one of the pleasantest ever
spent by the Asbury Mutual Imp. So
ciety. Having special permission from
Superintendent Mills for the O'Clock
train to let us off at the Hare's corner
station, with the kindest of invitation
from Mr.. James Morrison, the present
occupant of the farm, 10 come into his
premises and make ourselves at home,
You may rest assured that we did so.
We spent the day in playing croquet,
pitching quoits, tossing sand bags, and
last though not least, in eating. Our
friends from New Castle met us there,
and if they ever had the impression
that the people of Wilmington were
puny about their eating, that delusion
was entirely dispelled yesterday
Swinging in the hammock, besides
being dumped SO many times gave
Marks, the lawyer,an appetite awful to
behold, while the President of the
Board couldn't decide at first between
the rich coffee, lemonade or ice cold
milk, and finally decided TO take all.
Quite an addition of both ladies' and
gentlemen came out on the 3 O'Clock
train.
Everybody awaited themselves of the
opportunity TO visit the new almshouse,
and declared it TO be perfect i'll all its
al ran gements. About five o'clock came
the ice cream and cake. New Castle
cream and Wilmington cream had a
fair trial without any one being able to
decide which " AS the best.
We started for the tran at 7 O'Clock,
happier than when we started in the
morning. just before leaving The house
a gentleman proposed returning a vote
of thanks To Mr. and Mrs. Morrison for
their hospitality, in which every one
Joined heartily, and then all joined in
three grand huzzas for our host and
hostess separately.
In summing up the. accidents for
the day, we find one lady with torn
dress, one gentleman with the slightest
limp in one ankle, one gentlemen with
his shirt so badly damaged, lit looked b.
yond repair, but If any one sees man
with his coat nearly torn off him, his
pants ditto, his hat all in crushed con.
dition, in fact, the whole make up OF
man terribly dilapidated, that Ia, the
man we are looking for. CRITIC.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05

Harry Mcdaniel raised quite |
at his residence, in Janyer alley 4
Second and Shipley streets last u
Special officer Pardee, hearing rpal
cries of " murder" summoned y
ance and repaired TO the hOux
arriving the party proceeded uEs
where they discovered that Mid
had struck a woman and threatss
kill her. They were at first refusat
mittance, but hually Mcdaniel cEs|
the door, when lie was seized b
officer and thrown 10 the hOOr, 4
knife flying from his bands. A
was obtained and the party prcsnl
down stairs, when the prisoner re's'
and upon reaching the second landl
two of the men fell TO the bottom o. !
stairs, the light was extinguisha y
Mcdaniel made his escape,
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
FOURTH EDITION.
Before the Judge.

On Thursday evening Timothy Sui.
Ivan and William II. Ashley were be-
fore Judge Cummins TO answer the
charge OF disorderly conduct, aud as
sault and battery on officer Moore. The
evidence showed that the men, and
officer Moore and Tbbitt:: had a severe
struggle which ended in Sullivan and
Ashley getting the worst OF 1t.
The case OF Sullivan was heard, and
he was fined a and costs, but Ashley s
case was at the request Of his counsel,
Harry Sharpley, Esq, postponed until
last evening, when Ashley came into
the Court with his head bandaged, and
several cuts on his face. There was q
large crowd of spectators present, and
a number af witnesses examined on
both sides.
Those for the prosecution testified
that about 3 o'clock Thursday after.
noon officer Moore and Tibbitt were
over Eleventh street bridge, and as
they were passing Lieberman's row,
they stopped TO talk to Mrs. Graham,
when Ashley, who was under the in
| fiuenca OF liquor, came along and had
some words with Mrs. Graham, after
which he sat down on q step In the
vicinity and refused to move when re.
quested to do 80 by the officers.
Officer Tibbitt then took hold Of him
TO compel him to move, when he went
a short distance and again sat down,
and calling officer Moore TO him said
that lie could whip him in three
minutes II he would not take the law
on him. The officer gave him n push
and told him that he had better GO
home when Ashley tonkhold of MoOre'e
vest and almost tore ii off him.
Moore then took hold Of him and
Ashley resisted, and a tussle ensued,
when both men fell to the ground, with
Ashley, who was the heaviest, on top.
The officer, finding that his prisoner
was about to get TIE hest of him, struck
him three or four Times in the face
with his fist, when officer Tibbett came
TO his assistance, and they took him To
the hall.
The witnesses on the other side testi-
fed that Ashley did not curse or abuse
the officer, and that when Ashley told
the officer he could whip him he seized
Ashley by his whiskers, and after pull
ing him down to the ground struck him
several times, but neither OF them could
say whether he used his fist or black
jack.
DR.. Patterson testified to the nature
OF the mans injuries, but could not tell
whether they we're inflicted with a
blackjack " mans fist.
AT the conclusion of the testimony
City Solicitor Turner filed An informa-
tion against both officer Moore and
Ashley, and the case was set for trial
ON July 10.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
7 H ED|7II|
Dots.

So many people a..
great prostration thi are T. complaint
Those who are usinn not weathel
T Pr.'e shs are in good health ts@zi ni
cents sn q %n,,, Sold by all DR. u ald !.
a Yesterday afternoon
light occurred on penn m a disgrs@
between two drunksn sylvania av|
t Whom 'l,.i fought like bull il'% dea,' BOZ
'" xr,' ana both were badly used i' %
William Foote, jr.. a na a''u upI
birth, writes from NJ; 4 .a Delawarsl
that they have organized likely |. h, ColoI
ana the Republicans are os = blaine
that State. "'o gong tOsj
Mrs. Mary Carter q, j
oners a reward of S25 for , hsw .
., ner son, Frank Garter r4e re- reg
mass' HsS on tho Delaware WI" 40.
Deep Water Point, on the " "a p, opp|
Mr. NJ. +. Hayden. Of tbis y. VIZ
Just hung In front Of Mr., r S''
i! beckett's saloon, lOS W. Ssvsa y, !
three beautiful rustic iiow SsI ~ ny y
The semtannual meeting ~ ~
Department. Of the Grand ~ s sle
isepublic will meet at New why GsI n
Friday, the 18th inst. '" oaSI
The congregation ofst. Peters, j.
OF New Castle will make AN ,', o,S ca1
to Cape May on the 9tL ir u c1Ca'1
steamer Clyde. '"' "
- Caleb sharpless, of wi,lov
Aennett Township, Pa, is ,ania9
coving from the injuries he a'r ,sa. \
through the righteousness of a m ny.
Amos w. House will bavs .s']
sale sale Of cows at Coy les hoteI ~ ~
Ninth Ward, on the In inst ''' u
All kinds of silver ware sor,
siiver-plaied, at Baynard's, ''4'
Pianos and organs of all k,,l
Baynard's. Al
Mrs. Alfred Hutnal is rustic,s,l
pleasant Hill, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
Bus,uess Change

Mr.. K. y. Williamson, rea' ,OJ
agent. has sold out his p'lS 'lnovsj I'd
Pickles & Co, who nave .,h streei
office from 1917 West oiN .hay props
800 Market street, where t1r rs,l n
to carry on the business OIL , lV str1
pared to take charge oiall o' rare ~
may be entrusted TO thelf
prom ptness and fidelity
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
NOTICE.

.Norlol- u
WHEREAS, We, the undersigned, citizen 8
Of New Castle Hundred, being seriously an.
noyed by trespassers, not on secular days, but
on Sundays, and frequently when asked
to go away, we are threatened with black
lae-s pistols and shot guns. Therefore be 1t
Resolved. 1st. That we are determined to
break up trespassing.
Resolved, End. That we hereby give no.
tice that We will arrest and PUNISH, to the
full extent OF the law, persons found tres
passing with dogs, guns, nets or otherwi
upon the premises OF the undersigned.
Resolved, Sd. That a copy OF these reso-
buttons be published In the the Every Even.
Ing and REPrBLIcAN OF Wilmington, for the
space Of three mo this
George u. King, John Fox,
Eugene Rogers, John willis,
Jaon Davis, Robert y. Torrens,
George White, George .. Simon.
samuel A. jackson, Abraham Kelley,
a. M White. William L. Peters,
William q McGarr, K Peters,
Joseph I.entz, Edward Morley,
lanes Mcintyre, Joseph Lentz, Jr.,
Joseph LeFevre, James Chalk,
Lewis Sutton, Ephraim sutton.
Joseph X. Steelman, J. Frank Mccoy,
James Burrows, Giles Lambson
Isaac 9rubb, Milbourp Reyis
Elias Lohand, George Il. Lobdell,
L0bdell CarWheei Go.
lel3-ltdf4W
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
violatipg the ordinance.

Johnnie Drukker, q small boy, was
fined 81 and costs, amounting to a. 80,
by Judge Cummins, for firing shooting
crackers in the street, and rs Johnnie
had not the wherewith to satisfy the
demands Of the law, Judge Cummins
gave IS cents towards the amount,
Colonel Anfinger contributed quarter,
and the balance was soon raised by
Chief Nc Cornell among the officers.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
For Cape May

The First Presbyterla,oo CAPE "!
school have decided to e. .on ~ Clgts
July 16, on the steamer Route route, ut,''
the oars at the F., W. /" ,narding Cd y
meet the steamer at the , lh, viii boz
Delaware. In this way l ! ~ sst b0ni
four hours on the beach, anu
in Good time in the evening
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, g.. g.: !
The STATE OF DELAWARE.
no THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLI

ITO THE SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
l. Communicating
(~~>) Whereas, Mary S. Williamson.
( SEAL: by her petition TO the Judges OF our
~ superior Court, fled IN the office OF
the ProthonUtary Of the said Court, In and
for the County Of New Castle, for the cause
OF complaint therein alleged, has made ap-
plication to our said Judges that q decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the petitioner and Ler hus
band, James M. Williamson. We therefore
command you, as you have been heretofore
commanded. that you summon James NJ
Williamson. so that he be and appear before
the said Judges of our said Court at the
mex. term thereof. to be held at Wilmington,
on Monday, the fifteenth day of September
next. 10 answer the allegations of the suid pc.
titioner according to the Act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided, and also to do
and receive what the said Court shall then
and there consider concerning him In this
behalf as to the Court shall seem meet and
conssteI with the provisions u as4d Act of
Assembly. And have you then there
this writ. Witness the Hon Joseph L, Com
eggs, Esquire, at Wilmington. the slst day
oil Maya. ID. ASA. GEO. A. MAXWELL,
issued June ~, 1854. Parliamentary.
The above is II true copy OF the original
summon, No., TO September Term, 1854.
JAMES MARTIN,
Sheriif's Oihcc, Will, Del. Sheriff.
June II, lesi. jl2-ltawfiaw
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
AHoIidaySquib

Old style serenity that rests
securely on high prices is
certain to be bounced into
lite, or out ofit, blythe naugh-
ty boy that will explode low
prices with recklessness.-
Oak Hall is the naughty boy
OF the clothing trade, pop
ping radical, low prices at the
people. We celebrate the
National Holiday with such
clothing as you may want to
wear on land or water, at
prices so low that it is mere
folly to undergo discomfort
Tor lack Of thin clothing.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05

A member Of the grand army delega-
ton from Philadelphia with compa-
Mon were going through the manual of
arms and enjoying themselves at Sec
ond and King streets OH Friday after
noon. The Philadelphia man after be-
ing insulted by three young chaps was
roughly handled by them.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05

Showers With thunder and li .p".
have prevailed over large ~ sI Ir2
country. To-day IL warm ,i, aIu ,or,I
The, sAms conditions are likely w
vail t0rnorrow.
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
Two DruuEs'

was I fined Sc and costs 60, . iS New Cast'l''
which will send hiih 81
for forty days. .o,ored. was hn''
and costs for being afu
Daily Republican., 1884-07-05
x..vmak ers Pie.r y

It was inadvertently s ,ast the u!
nesday's REpUBLicA !. N,l ID hold IT, 81, K
"aa pc a as Ss q; aes il
That association WI, ,,,b instant.
nc until Friday, the litn