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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
staple Dry Goods.

PRIsTs--AlDion, solid black, 0; Simpson,
solid black;6;, Albion, silyergray. y; Albion,
lens, fancy q Aliens double pink, ~: Ar
colds fancy, dla; Cocheco mncy,6 Knick-
erbocker fancy, o; Merrlmack fancy, 81; Ma
~; Dunliirk, ~; Hamil on check, 8.
BLHACHtp SHlRrING AND SHEErING.--
Ballardvale8 80 nch, o: Chapman 3Olnch, ~;
r. nit OF the Loom, ~; New York Mills, 1913;
II is: pembrofe 81 70; Pembroke 81, ~;
Bud sd-ineh, D king Bee cambnc. IL.
BROWN 5HEErING AND tan
lis a "a; Atlanta a e9s indian Head = In
mont I; Lowell lo-i, 20; Pembroke o., 90
Pembroke lo1, 22IS; Enterprise +. Il, ~
DoSfs.Prssiyi ne, es srs s haysn'
GolonEp DgoKs eI3 E%, &c.; Ans che.
RD ~ aol hos H. oo 9a al 1000 9osi9n 1915
ss!dsa s. II e 'fa %
f fA ri o B. hS S HSn a. stand
"' aIc s sTssirn1Seenanica ~ eonts;co-
a%ss o. 1sSs Ano sess Wv
y, Vile. S @s HUNT ma%boldf. IS; s. Nicholas =
s1 q so I pair Th, sbiis s ' 80
pair. ECONOMY, colored, 5.lb, si.s7]f pair
aS;. s iIs sS psa d.. eiS.. So cambridse
vile Silver dray, g-b., t2s5; do, slb., 90: 40
o,Ib., So; do, s.lb 81 So Scarlet. s5S5, 800,
20 To 800. Blue. 1850 40 To $40 pair.
Groceries.
oFFEE AND TEA. -CoYEEE-Commop
2,Sc; ordinary, 49,: fair, liNc; prime Bio
Arbuckies Ariosa, IBl<lSiS5lc.
rEA-Imgerlai, .ossao; gnnlp, ,,v eoe71I
haifbSis., io5sc.; cut LOAF, lOssc.; granulated,
So. aag.c.; standard a, S40Dysac:; N o. choice
White, sjlaS1sc.; do cho y. c.. s5kgS14c.: OK.
PRICE icsG .1 e1nisiana, s,s@7c.
FisH-1acK eIel. lob kits, No. l, sl.l6: No
Z, sl.05 half nbis,, NO; 4 uoG No. ss.g ye.:
Dr hds herrinss. per box, aoc Goa nsb; ejlc,
oa sshr-o0A lake, in dsi hoop bills. sa.io
CANNED 1ooDs.. Prices per dozen; Pine
apples, standard, el.75: Peaches, STANDARD.
lbs., sl.e5; 8 lbs, s2.s5g2.s0: seconds n ,ss
si.iS seconds, ans: =; Ibs.. 81 Bop 40 Green
corn, sl.lOal.cb Green peas, sl.sS a Goose y.
Ss.Is. Eli ssIsS sssIssrsies sS i is 81
ayo ssshlts Ia ~, w Sc. b., 49, salmon ",
sih5Si'7e 4 %. -; Mackorcl. l D.,
si.35@ - sardines. American, S.0o sase;
| fI2Misl; Blackberries. sl25: Green cages,
| $40: Eagle Condensed milk, $50: crown,
| sCr2j Swigs, 1880,
INSTRUMENTATION. iISc. Soap. common
| ne: German olive, bIc. Candies, fnli boxes
l55l q. halves, l8c; quarters, i6c. Indigo. ooc ~
| Blaeing, yOdgl 30 dozen. Colemsn's mustard
| Al ioGs5b J dozen. Maccaroni, imported, iocn
| American, el.N box. Buckets, Two hoops
s2.i0 dozen; we'll buckets. si.S dozen. Broom'
si.75GS.25dozcn.
L Ammunition.
Powder-B.astins, 4 key, =! W; bine. v ~
IS 90; ride. z ~ rs. 2 20 Rlne. w pn..u
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23

The cigar factory of Davis & Son adj
joining was damaged $l0,0OO; insured.
The men were at work when the fire
started. About enc hundred and fifty
operatives are thrown out of work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
Gen. Hancock.

st. Louis, January Major-Gen-
eral Hancock and wife, with one or
two members of his staff, arrived here
to-day to make brief visit 10 friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
Reduction of Wages.

Fall River, January % The manu-
facturers board OF trade decided 10 re-
duce the wages of mill operatives on
February LIST. IL is understood the re-
duction will be about ten per cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
Cnttnn.


MEATs--Sugar cured MANS 40; s. q. q. Is
Bacon, l2.sc; $. Q, bacon, 10; Gong clear ba
con. 9ls - &. dry salt ..
LAK0-Tierces. lOc 40 and 50 h cans, 10,
20p cans, innc.; lon cans, Il &c: 5iD cans. lU1sr
3 10 cans, 1920.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
SPAIN,
ARRESTED ON sUspl

ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Madrid, January p "A Frenchnan,
and Portuguese were arrested, suspected
of meditaling an attack upon Alfonso.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23

PARNELL's REPLY.

PARNE l.lS hEGlsN.
Dublin, January 90 -Parnell invites
his followers to meet with him IN THIS
CITY next week to consider the Irish
amendment which will be offered to
his address in reply to the queens
speech at the opening of parliament.
RIOTERS CAPTURED.
Dublin, January -. The police
captured five armed men at Tullamane
while attacking the residence of a gen
tleman for the supposed purpose OF OBJ
tai ming arms.
HoNoRS TO o'DoNNELL.
Dublin, January 22.-An Immense
concourse of peasnntry assembled TO-
day at Derry. county Donegal, the
birth-pl zee of Patrick O'Donneli, the
slayer of Carey, and assisted In the
celebration of mass for the repOse of the
soul of O'Donnell After mass, II
mock funeral was held, and the coffin
placed in the o Donnell family bury
ing plot. People We're kneeling and
Drawing around the grave, wreaths OF
immorrelles were placed upon the cof-
fin, which bore the inscription ''5a-
cred to the memory of Patrich ODon-
nell, executed in London, l7th De.
cember, 1888" Twenty-Five pounr $
were subscribed To fund to erect IA
monument to O'Donnell. A resolu-
ton was passed thanking the Amer
leans for assistance, and to Victor
Hugo for his advocacy of the cause OF
Ireland.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
oroonery. FURNITURE and GLASS.

each, g. t06o3 "; all walnut, 81 50al0 So Chairs,
wood seat, " dox. So 1907 90: cane and rattan
ssal - ooy oo cane q se o I,a 81 si2 eS 90
so 0C@Sl 90 camp and rockers, each. 81 700
I5o MIRRORS, arch tops. = doz. 50 90t@l2 80;
Fables round, S2OOfD3 %; fsll leaf, 81 5O05 so:
Safes, each, 81 25S07 20: Bureaus, IS 506pO 90:
wash stands. el 2Sp5 So bed springs. 50 1907 so.
Baby Carriages, ~ 5D12O
Crockery-W q teas, "a doz., 81 O0Gl 10 w q
aged, n Sc; fallen hides leo2c less; dry sailed,
4 n loo; green sailed, n n 10; green butcher, y
b8o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
]. C.. EVANS COMPANY,
WASHINGTON.

- u
WASHINGTON.
FEDERAL COurt-Lanham's
mtg Bill FayOrably
ed BY Committee.
Exette.
January Clam
roviding for holding Il
lifted States court at El
lie house to-day, and by
reemcnt of the commit
les the Greer county bill
.anham was favorably
house.
B POsTMAsTERs.
card was commissioned
ut Colorado; VIM. Bar
/; Juo. Frink at Taylor;
rrison at Dallas, and
ham at Easom, Polk
ID AspIRANTS,
", Collinsville and Cor
aspirants seeking the
he United States court.
Il place its claim before
comnittee of congress.
ress.
~ COMMITTEES.
January 22.--Reagan's
lmerce bill was discussed
ommittee on commerce
An amendment max
plicable to all common
I'd in transportation of
l one state to another,
nd or water, was dis
nsideration of measures
France and Germany
d to the next regular
bmmfttee on postol1ices
agreed to report favor
king the rate of postage
three ounces on news
rfOdicals sent by Others
Fs or news agents.
IT'S OF PHYSICIANS.
January Ex-senator
ed In the senate to-day a
the medical profession
the service of the Uni
t provides that all APP
the medical service I'M
-nment be made from
gally chartered medical
th0ut discrimination in
hinst any school or the
practice.
sr-zD LOTTERIES.
"a n bill in the senate
u of preventing the cir
ugh the mails of this
lottery adve -tisements
foreign countries.
kMBkICAN HOG.
Egreed 20 the amendment
resolution relating TO the
american meats as agreed
Resolved, that the COM
preign relations be in
inquire and re-
the Senate such
8 shall protect our
lst governments which
ID or restricted the i'm
ileats from the United
TIFF TREATIES.
endment requiring the
Inquire into discrim-
b may be made against
States by tariff traders,
ed to.
EELY RELIEF BILL.
based the Greedy relief
yfTr AND WEST.
Affairs committee OF the
ow will Examine into the
between Congressman
u iutnttt West. Hewitt
bVed 70 appear before the
akote hls case.
LAND QRANTS.
. OF Texas, and Robb
b oliver Star of Globe,
Iay made applications t.
the public lands com
e senate. Many of the
abroad sttorneys in thu
listed with the manner IN
fnooeo(a of the house arr
Puupollcs. and will no
the poblic lands com
oHor branch of congress
% ayrknReneDts alone be
nntlIIttoo of the senate, il
v6rel nenAtors reported t.
70 railroad land grants
y l>9orht that the senai.
u measure check the rail
{ the nuse. George ant
1oak ~ on the bill foI
Ind eFAnts of the Southern
fO1GInATIoNs.
ally or Kentucky, per
Itouisville; Hugh ]
y, register of the Ian
\ braska.
III PORTER.
nittee on militar
bill for the rell,
Porter reported
SFIRMED. .
he'd favorably I'll
y s. eersas Unite
c ney for the Nortl
q torgia The debaI
p ece y u long one, Il
81 question: having bee
ID ~ Me fact of tbs VI
creAo while Speers wa
co> HISS. Some parti
0igpIAyed in tie discu
~ senators of bot
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
FOREIGN.

pensions.
THE CAPTIVE CREW,

THE CAPTIVE CREW.
. london. January 22.-The Dutch
sent from padang early in
December to the West coast ut Acheen
TO rescue a captive crew of twenty five
men Including those of tie American
iost steamer MIRO. returned without
success. The expedition destroyed
several villages belonging to the Rejah
tribe. The crew We're removed into
the interior, and the prospect that
their ives were spared is faint.
DEATH OF EARL aRosvENOR.
London. January 22.---Earl Grosve-
nor, son and heir of the duke of West
minister. died of congestion OF the
lungs after three days illness. He was
born April 2Sth, 1858.
HARMLESS EXPLOSIVES.
London, January 22-rhe explo-
sives in the tunnel near Eas'on square,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
Now York.

MONEY
NEW YORK, January 22-Money quoted
at la ~: closed offered
Prime mercantile paper tG51S.
Sterling exchange r, Is. firm at 6iaf; sight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
CANADA.
INTENSE COLD.

INTENSE COLD.
Toronto. January y There is to-
tai suspension of railway traffic at Col
lingwood. The roads are blocked
since Thursday. 1t is intensely cold
at Quebec an ice bridge spans the 1T.
Lawrence there.
FIRE AT CORNWALL.
Cornwall, Ont, January 22.-Ihe
Commercial hotel and the large brick
block opposite, containing about a
dozen stores, burned to-day. Loss
SIS 600 insured for S32,OOO.
FIRE AT MONTREAL.
Montreal. January Fine 81
Lawrence sugar refinery, with the ex'
ception of one wing. burned to-day
Loss estimated at $4,000; insured
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23

POULTRY Hens. e3 25ap8 so per dozen.
extra large young chickens. y8 2ja3tO Tur.
keys, % ~: 3eese. $50 @6OO; Ducks
IS 00613 Is.
EG0s-Per dozen, 15c.
Fresh country Dutler, choice, d: Creamery
&C.; old butter, l89lsc; Oleomnrgnine, lBc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
New York.


IfyERpooL. January s2.-cotton = spots
unchsnt ed moderate Inquiry, ifeely met
sales I. O1; American 5,lbl,
FOR export and speculation l,WV
Imports 3i,0D: American 800. ,,<
Mlddling upands-....... ....'..'.....' '''''.
Futures closed firm and about unchanged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23

Powder-B.astins, z key, " W; Rine. - z
Bhot--s2 ID = sack; Buck shot, ~ 70.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
COTTON RECEIPTS At ALL UNITED STATES


ahLyEsTos. January % LOTION Re-
ceipts, net, lli7; gross. ",I5Ii exports, Tor
eIgn, l.38i; coasJwise, -; Great Britain
-: Morgan ity, -: stock, $40.
spot closed quiet and unchanged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23


Keys. s56oSsoD; Geese. s1so oSoo; Ducks
EGos-Per dozen, I5c.
Fresh country out.er. choice, 81 Creamery
%5c old buttor, i69lsc; oleomargninc, lSc.
Hardware.
Nails, rates. 81 90: Hoes, 50 u cent, of: Axes.
collins, $40 0U Simmons', $1,000 UackinsacI
Sss A q as ,. sanoyels dor. sl2oo Horse
saSs.sc I'm flat e. ''i is SSsn0' T Tass
c Goss voc cent nn o si Ss
ecent. or: Carriage bolts. n y cent. OF.
staple Drugs.
Bark, Cinnamon, per pound. is@-c bark
feruvian, per pound. l6a30 borax per b,
lboDi5; bi.carbonate OF soda per 10, 46olfs: cop.
peras per ID, 2@i: castor oil per gal. 6cel 10;
moasa Per pss oa Ss 20 CASTLE SOAP
sps o,Sna, g.; Chalk. lump, per pound. 2e.;
dra ssn 4 Ph b. Sg W Chilean ~.
tion powder. s0@i0; dovers powders. 4 2ics--;
S ponnd % sameSo Se 9p%s &c.
$sais y, E per os ~ ssS Ssiin '' Ger
Wheat, choice 's5c uDs0 medium, 75oso:
Inferior. eoes s1; oats. soas2,1c: barley alS
~. cS''~' "'|T~''ss iycs 1VVcs phie h1Js
Feodstuns.
Hay New country iooss from wagon
" 0O@or0 per ton: new corn, 37l<@40 cents
onts. country, S2!zG3sc.: bran, Si.2s per l0O
chops 81 - per 10: barley. s0fMab; cotton
seed meal sl.O0 per 100; millet per bale, si0Sli.
Liquors.
WHiaKy--Rectified ei iUGDl50 as per proof.
sour mash, ono year old. 81 10 two years old:
81 0002 -; three yeara old e. 5000 70: fancy
extra old whisky 3i46,
WIsEs-clarei, cnse,ks 50aloO0. n per O nal.
ity; catawbn, per gallon, COO 60' Port, 81 10
Pss gai,, q sis5 % White vine. IN eases cases.
CaAMrAaEE-a. n, Mqmm q Co., Extra
Dry, go UVe.i3 w. Heidsick, In basket, ~ U00
| % %, Krue, In basket, t2s nn6o30H pomeatio
! ehaInpaens, q uo@isoo. Geo. aoulet, extra
dry pints, 81 80.
per doz., g. 009f ~.
BOTTLED BEKK-bt. louis quartz. ~ %; Ply.
81 80 BndweiseI c.aarts ~ 20 PiDts ~ oo
Erlangcr beer, a..Aris tl9 o0; pln'e Es n
5chiitz Milwaut. go, quarts ~ 30: Pill = w Y "a
Anthony q tuhn's, qtt tlxOO pins VIZ
u. glausen Sons che 2, peegne netIs qusHz
Sil6o.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
To.pAY's QUOTATIONS..

sue R-Weaker: fair to good renning
quoted at $40 3. o; refined quiet; q Il y;
extra 6.1o Gss: white extra Z 6A46l7; oil A
T@T3s yellow ,lSG5tl; standard a 7-lB6n7sS;
coniectioneis'7 77-i6: ;ut loaf ana crushed
So; powdered tdSl4: granulatcd Z; cubes so.
New orleans 81 81: Porto Rico 3.@ij; Eng-
lish islands 35GiO
RICE Market steady with fair demand;
do leslie lA6D7 Rangoon AZ; Palna 5a6I,.
PoRR-SIronser; new mess II qtglis4
LAhD-Strong; prime steam O2O
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23

BEEvts.- Receipts 700, about equally di-
vided between city trade, slaughteTefs ana
Il essed beef slow but firm at S,0iOlS for city
and 7l5iG0I7 for Western.
SHr EP.- Receipts 3 u, and SO were on sale
from upsold offerings Yesterday market
dun and weak: OOs60J Tor sheep; b SOg1 %
f,rtn hu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
Federal COurt-Lanham's
mtg Bill FavOrably
ed BY Committee.

", Collinsville and Cor
aspirAnts seeking the
he United States court,
Il place its claim before
comnittee of congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23


solicited
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12

1T AFFORDS US pleasure to state that
the Morning News in this mornings
issue says it twill support the ticket of
the Republican party at the approach
ing Presidential election; that it never
has entertained a thought of doing
otherwise, and furthermore that we
defy any one to find in our editorial
columns the slightest evidence of a
contrary intention or possibility" We
can only say that ninety-nine OFT of
every hundred, ourselves included, mis-
understood the true meaning of the
article published in Tuesdays News,
under the caption of "a Bad Start, !"
which, connec ted with the enumeration
of number of papers called Republic
can that would not support Blaine, and
80 soon after the nomination of Blaine,
and these coupled with the fact that the
names of Blaine and Logan which ap-
peared at the head of the paper on Mon
day did not appear on Tuesday. 1t is
unfortunate that our neighbor who says
he must "be permitted to make the
campaign in our way" should so i'm
press the public with the idea that he
had gone entirely over to the enemy
The article referred to in the News will
no doubt be republished in other fault
finding papers to show that there is a
Blaine disatfection in Delaware when In
truth the paper supports Blaine. Tha,
is the way it works.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12
Salurday's Local kattls.

The great battle between the Overall
and Swallowtail wings of the Demo
cratic party for the possession of the
Sheriffalty of New Castle County will
take place next Saturday afternoon.
The leaders of the respective wings OF
the Democracy as named are Colonel
Thomas Ford, of this city, and j. 9. r.
Oldham, of Christiana village. The
battle will be a fair stand-up between
the two, and one round must decide the
contest The indications are that a
tremendous vote, much more than the
party strength, will be polled, for there
are hundreds of so-called Republicans
who stand ready to repay the Demo-
Gratis for their kind services in assisting
them at the Republican nominations.
Colonel Ford will be actively supported
by many of the Swallowtail wing, who
were formerly averse to him.
Amongst the latter are many Of the
leading politicians OF the party, and
who are Democrats principally on
account of the offices, and who have
discovered that the only way to keep
the party together is by nominating
Colonel Ford, not BECAUSE he is Colonel
Ford, but because he is the representa-
tive of that class and character of vo-
tiers which bring TO the Democracy its
main support. Colonel Ford was a
prominent candidate for the office four
years ago, and it is believed by many
that he then had a majority of the votes
cast, but was cheated out Of the nomi-
nation by the Swallowtail politicians,
who preferred Purnal j. Lynch, OF St.
Georges Hundred. Mr.. Lynch being
defeated he was again made the
candidate in 1852, and he was again de-
feated.
AT the nomination that year there
would have been quite large number
of candidates, but they were disposed
fin such a manner as to satisfy them
in withdrawing their claims. Mr..
Barlow, of Brandywine Hundred,
and Mr. Jus'is, of Christiana Hun
dred, prominent candidates, were each
sent to the Legislature but there being
no office lying around loose for Colonel
Ford to step into he was promised the
nomination for Sheriff in 1884, and
satisfied with that promise he went tt
building gas-tanks.
Mr. Oldham, however, a new man
doomed up Us can lilate ag lin-t l."nch
in 1882, and got such large number
of votes that he is now the only contcs
tant with Col. Ford for nomination
This we believe, is about the position
of affairs at the present time, AMI thc
fact that from appearances, the Wi" b"
ing about equally divided betWeel
them, makes fhe position Sull NOR" in
teresting The nOniui'.ou "t pI,lhaL
would be violation OF III" Democratic
pledges made two year, ago that Fore
was to have the uomiUa'iuu It is wei
known that if these pledges arc no
fulfilled there is danger that Fprds
friends will smash the ticket n0miua
ted land on the other hand ir is believe,
that if Ford is n"uinar"d the friend
Of Oldham, VIII, ar" principally the 81,
native American pro,rriutive wing o
the party, will slaughter Ford.
Either caOdiltc may succeed IL
securing a no1nna ion, but these ar
times when nomination, bn not al way,
insure an election for Sheriff. anc
hence the interest AVID uncertainty Jha
hangs around next Saturdays npmina
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12
Gems Of,ThOughS.

A man may start at impending dan
ger or vince at the sensation Of pain
and yet he may be true philosopher
and not be afraid of death.
Directly the idea Of durability fades
from the mind of the workman, not only
does his work begin to suffer, but al
80 his msnhOod,
Greater mischiefs happen often from
meanness, folly and vanity, than from
the greater sins of avarice and ambition.
An engaging exterior is not every
ones possession; but We all have the
power to be kind, condescending and
atfable.
In giving, a man receives more than
he gives, and the more in proportion tt
the worth of the thing given.
Avoid circumlocution in language
Words, like cannon balls, should &c
straight 10 their mark.
We find many things to which the
prohibition of them constitutes the only
temptation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Carpets Some stores keep
only one make. We always
show the makes of all good
makers, and it is no tempta-
ton or interest to puff any
particular make. 1t is the
best of everything we are al
ter all the time. We may
not succeed in getting it this
month or this year, but we
are keeping on courageously.
20 patterns of Five-Frame Body
Brussels, with border to match. Price,
1928.
60 Patterns of a Five-Frame Body
Brussels, border 10 match. Price, S1.35
The Very Best Quality Of Bod y
Brussels, over 80 styles, $3.50. Bord 81
also. The latter Include the Zig Glow
make (Which has generally r. 20 lived
the highest award wherever exl ib tied
VELVET.
Al Patterns of Good Quality 6 Vel
vet Carpet. Price, Sl.25
MOQUETTE.
Over 100 styles to select from.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12
~. F- ''aSs
Given Away--A Handsome Sujte'
|Farlnr Furni;.t|:1l7,
~-- BY
|PENNOCK & FORE,r A,
CLOTHlERs, s. f. Cor. Fifth and N,,E.,

CIUTHIEKS, s. f. Cor Fifth and N,cI-.c
NEWEST Styles BEST GOODS, Lowrs~ ,,,
The purchaser OF $lv00 worth of Goods will rco,,
Gtlng them to chance for the drawing of this uche
which is now on exhibition in the window Of our s,re 'e
|ner Fifth and Market Streets ' '"'i'' s.
|GIVEN AWAY! AHANDgour o,o
sR The purchaser of $500 worth of goods will rcrr w
titling them to chance tor the drawing of very fine &
is on exhibition with the parlor suite. ST. "A
This is the greatest opportunity ever offered to sccn
|gain in ""T
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS AND CIIlLDREN'S CI0Vv1
and chance for or both of the above prizes The
take place on MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, under the sole sn
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12

A DEMOCRATIC majority of one in
the City Council, it is now ascertaincd
is rather weak force when relied upon
to give life and vitality to the Water
Commission by placing II. b. McIntire
at the head As Chief Engineer Of he
Water Department. The Democrats
IN Council are not ready yet to hang
that milestone around their necks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12

The old canal boat, Stanton Haines,
which had her deck crushed in several
years ago, while passing through the
draw Of the railroad bridge, by an en-.
CINE falling upon it, and which was
afterwards purchased by Colonel Moore
and converted into ligh ter, has been
sold to the Schuylklll Navigation Com
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-12

The zeal the Democrats are showing
1orcivil service reform in he closing
days of Congress, indicates that hey in
tend to incorporate civl service re-
form plank in their national platform,
and to claim that they originated that
reform.