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Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
AReusar X able Cure.

DIR. Webster M. Raines, a prominent
physician of Washington, d. G., passed
this city yesterday, having in
charge George Evans, a young man Of
FELTON,, Del. who was born totally
blind. Mr.. Evans Is twenty three
years of age, and placed himself under
DR.. Raines' treatment about seven
weeks since, and from being totally
blind he Is now able to distinguish OBJ
jects quite clearly at a short distance.
He was on his way for short visit TO
his home 1T Feltou, after which he will
return to Washington and once more
place himself under the doctors treat
ment. The doctor confidently predict,
complete cure in few months. This
is but one of the many equally aston
ishing cures effec ed by DR.. Raines.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
EDITION,



A street lamp Is needed At Adams
aud May streets.
The garbage carts are scarce In the
Fifth Ward.
The work Of paving the bed Of West
Fourth street Is progressing quite
rapidly.
Preparations are now being made for
,mnroyjnQ the interior of ST. Johns P.
e. church.
The Rev. 1. NJ. Haldeman will occupy
hia pulpit this evening. Subject OF
evening DISCOURSE; Hope
MRS, William H. Miller, Of PortPenn,
m company with her daughter, MRS.
Edward Hammer, OF this city, left for
| Boston this morning.
Buy your furniture and bedding 1t
Cannon's, All Shipley street. Seiecs
and all grades Ut feathers. Feather beds
renovated by steam scalding process.
On account OF i'll health the Rev. w.
liz. Butler, ID. D., pastor OF Wilmington
circuit OF Delaware NJ. e. Conference,
has resigned his charge.
Ellwood U. jackson, q member OF the
LIZ. M. Il. O., has received y large live
American Eagle from q friend In Wiz
lginia. He was given temporary quar-
ters ut the club room.
Revival services are now being CON
Iducted at the First NJ. =. church, ant
the Rev. Walter X. Graham, pastor OF
st. John q church, philadelphia, will
lpreach this evening.
A fight took place about 10 o'clocl
this morning between two men at From
land French streets. One Of the men
who was an Italian, attempted TO slasl
J his adversary with razor. Both wer
arrested.
The tug Startle, built by the jackson
4 Sharp Company about q year ago
having been charted by the government
for service at the Delaware Break water
has reported for duty at that place.
Mr.. L. H.GreRg, real estate agent, Ia
traded three story house In the wes'
. ern part of the city, to Mr.. A. ID. ebay
tor for farm of acres, nearCiaymon'
Del. Mr.. Gregg will move on tie farr
Q some time in the near future.
! The colored Knights Templar Of thl
= city will make an excursion TO fhila
delphia on Wednesday, October LIST, IL
!, the purpose OF taking part in the CeI
r, tennial Masonic parade TO be given
:, that date.
r William T. Derry, a butcher emplo,
ed at the Second street slaughter hous
n while dressing a sheep yesterday Ate
I. noon, cut a severe cash in his left for
arm. A physician had TO dress IL
II wound.
=. William Il. Alexander, commando
1, lof Moriel Eneampment, Knights OF 5
Is. John aud Malta. of this city, returnt
Is home on Monday evening from Buffal
), N. Y, where he attended the meetii
~ of the Chapter General of the Order
er America.
A pair of horses attached to coac'
and driven alon Front street in rec
less manner, co lided with wagon /
ID. longing TO e. Mitchell, Jr.. last eve
: ing in front of his place OF business, q
NJ molishing the latter and injuripg .
,er horse. One of the occupants OF t
Az. wagon received slight injuries.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Tbe Jewish New Year.

With the setting of the sun on Friday
evening will be usher-d in the New
Year of the Hebrews, 5645. Tile festi'
val, which Is so soon followed by the
Day of Atonement, is most rigidly OBJ
served by the reform as we'll AZ the or
thodox Issaelities, and the services in
al ! the sypagogues Of the city, both on
Friday evsning aud Saturday morning,
are of very solemn character. As the
days name signifies memorial or 70.
membranes, 1t becomes the pioas duty
of the Israelities to make careful self
exam nation, to judge of his conduct ~
the Heavenly Judge is thought to do,
In preparation for the great Day OF
Atonement, the most sacred ON the j lew.
ish calendar. A portion of the services
consists OF the plaintive, trenuloui
notes of the hour, sounding an alarm to
the human conscience, melting It's hear
ers TO greater virtues and lesser error
by confession, by penitence and by goot
deeds reparatioD for the past and res
olution for tbs future. In some of tn
synagogues the curtains of the ark, tn
massive wrapping of the scrolls and tn
pulpit coverings are all of pure ant
spotless White.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Amusosslents.

Saturday plight "The Two Johns"
with all their side-splitting comicalities.
win be presented at the Opera House
by very excellent company. 1.-THE
Two Johns" aim to make people laugh,
aud there is no denying the fact that
they are eminently successful. The
comedy has been presented in this city
several times before, and has always
drawn crowded houses and given the
greatest satisfaction.
Monday evening Bennett ~ Moulton' S
Comic Opera Company will commence
an engagement OF one week, during
which they will present " Mascotte,
"O'ivette," "Billee Taylor" and
"Chimes Of Normandy" The admis'
sion will only be 10 and 20 cents, aud
there is no doubt but the house will be
crowded nightly.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

For some time past this State haa
been Infested with a gang ofhorse
thieves and several fine teams have
been stolen, among which was one be-
longing toJ. j. Doueherty & Bro, OF
this city, another to Alexander Maxwell
of Middletown, and one to James A.
Wilson of Newark. Yesterday a sup
posed member Of the gang hired team
from w. q Martin and drove to New.
ark, where he stopped at Wilson'S
hotel and informed that gentleman thai
he was in search of a stolen team
After borrowing s. from Mr.. Wilsor
the man left and has not since beer
seen. He left the team, however, and
1t was returned to the owner.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

TouLoN, September, 18.-There were
two deaths from cholera in this city yes
terday, two at Perpignan, i've at Trades
one at Estoher, one ut Vinca, three ut
Thuin, four at Toulouse, feur ~ Brague-
Vile and seven at Remeze. At 81.
Genest dc Beauzon q fresh outbreak OF
the disease has occurred.
NAPLES, Sept. 16.-The excuses OF
Sunday caused slight increase In the
mum Der of cases Of cholera yesterday.
King Hum bert in his journey TO the
North was greeted along the whole way
with ovations OF enthusiasm. While
the King remained in this city AL MS
provisions, and even the wines ana
water lie used, were sent from Rome.
Monsignor Tonello, the priest who &C
complained the King on his visits 70 the
bed sides OF the cholera patients ut
Busea, has succumbed 10 the disease.
The British Consul at Naples has OBJ.
tanned . separate ward for British and
otheI foreign cholera patients.
The Italian Government will consid.
or proposals for the demolition and re
building of the insanitary quarters OF
Naples.
Madrid, Sept. 10 The report OF the
progress Of the cholera in Spain for the
past "a hours is az follows: Elche, II
new cases, 4 deaths; Novelda, case,
death Monforte, 10 new cases.
MADRID, Sept 16.-Fourteen deashl
by cholera are reported in East Fry
enees the past "a hours.
MALTA, Sept. 16.-All passengers ar
irving on vessels from England are pro
hibited from landing here, I'M less the.
can produce certificates that they hav
not been in any Continental cholera In
fected district during the twenty on
days previous to their embarkation. 1
|. the absence ofsuch certificates the vesst
will be subjected to quarantine. A
arrivals of vessels from French an
, Spanish Atlantic ports will be quarar
tined for q days. All vessels arr vim
from the Suez Canal will be allowed
enter free, providing they have nj
/, shipped any cargo TO Egyptian ports.
MADRID, Sept. 16.-At TarragoI
, there have been thirty cases and eigl
deaths by cholera during the past thr'
y days at Burgos six deaths, and
= Cherta one death.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

The Premium List Is full and liberal. There
will be largo collection n choice breeds OF
Horses ard Cattle u sheep and swine There
is full accommodation for them and for their
display.
Tho exhibits Of Products Of Farm, Garden,
Orchard, etc , will be numerous and superior,
as y ell as OF Poultry. Pigeons, etc.
The Household, Ladies' Fancy and Floral
Departments-Ali OF great variety and super
Tor.
Several Trials Of Speed In Trotting each
day. and liberal premiums offered for Run
ming Races also Hurdle Race, with vari-
Gus Amusemente daily.
Farm Machinery aud Manufactures OF All
kinds will be there in great variety.
Cheap Excursion Rates from Baltimore
adslphia, Smyrna, oxford, Peach bot
tom and from most Intern ediate way stations
| NoCharge for Freight on return OF Exhibits
from the Fair.
Entry Books for Exhibits open on the Zstf
OF Septem Der.
Entries f.. Trials ofspeed close Septembe
22u, at IL p. m.
For Premium Lists, send to
JOHN PAX RIDGE,
i Secretary,
L Elkton Md
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
An ImprOYemenf.

Last evening ten prisoners, who had
been sentenced since the opening of
Court, were brought up from the cells
in the basement of the Court House, by
the Deputy Sheriffs, to be returned to
New Castle Jail. They were securely
fastened to q chain, but instead of lead
ing them through the streets, as has
been the custom, the Sheriff had pro.
vided one of Germans large hacks, in
which they were conveyed, with the
curtains down, to the railroad station
This is great improvement, and 1t IL
hoped !. will rot be abandoned.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Ponular Candidates.

The Republicans of Christiana Hun
dred have the advantage OF an excel.
lent choice for candidate for Levy
Court. No matter whether that choice
is Howard f. Finn, John Evans or
Alexander Everson, either of them il
qualified for the position. This is one
of the times when voter blindfolded
could not fail to pick out first class
candidate for the Office
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

Daniel Farra, f. b. Frazer and An
drew Tray nor held a referee trial in
Squire Vandegrift's office yesterday
afternoon for the purpo OF settling the
suit brought by JamesFinnegan against
James Stewart 81 Son, contractors, TO
recover $50 due him for sand purchased
by the defendant. judgment was rem
dered in favor of Finnegan for S29.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
meeting Hard Tin'e

When work and mall d
goods must he sold OF, Make AXE al
profit in order 10 lane lane at
equal. This is being i,, u0' c5llsr|
neckwear, suspend IT, re- BEING
siery, gloves and hats hats be before.
prices 10 ser than eu' Rest. Bs1
pay you TO call upon ",jf f, yaine, !
so dozen SO IRA 1t n n under1
dozen medium "eis"'
10. "a and 80 cents. -
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Arm Amp"'", a.,

John e. Whann' ,'1n,o.sphate 4
Cr aH 8 Co, p4 psI. who |
i iy'i Injured yesterday lr,S' had
arm amputated this It Ii' is nO'
whether he has s, s,,, when ~
from be was reslip asxnected u1
we'll as could be exp
circumstances
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

Ga Monday evening last, at the An
nual Con vocation of Eureka Holy Roya
Arch Grand chapter for the State o
Delaware, the 4ollwing officers wer'
elected to serve for the ensuing year
NJ. f. G. H. p, K. II Lewis; ID. G. II
p. r. IL. Weeks; King, W. II. Cowell;
Scribe, D. H. Gustuss Secretary, Henri.
s. Jenkins; Treasurer Alfred j. Rakes
Chaplain. A G. Caulk.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
,o,,eti with a Cin0'

A colored man nailiou ~ tbe 4
while engaged at worh ,UDbbaryes|
Hiiles, lying at the with this
Pussy & Jones ComP !. another
was approached by ,,a ar |
man named Char les M ,innor, d
under the influence Oh .I,rUek
out any provoca'iUsn. . s''"r ira|
severe blow on the n ", he plod
deep cash, from when hels set secured
freely. Dudley 81 op. arrest \
rant for his assailan, na had
the the officers of arrived he N''
ESCAPE.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
the w eatf, eT.

Rains fell yesterday in the lake regions,
New England and sections of the CEN
trail valleys and Middle Atlantic States.
Elsewhere fair or partly cloudy weather
prevailed The Temperature rose in the
Middle and New England States, re
NAMED nearly station AIRY in the South
Atlantic States aud fell in the North
west. Tomorrow promises to be warn
and haZy.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
DICKSON AL.

Weak and undeveloped parts of the human
body enlarged, de veloped and strengthened
etc, is an interesting advertisement long run
In our paper. In reply to inquiries we viii
say that there is no evidence Of bumbug
about this. On the contrary, the advertiser
are very highly endorsed. Interested per
sons may get sealed circulars, giving al
particulars, by addressing Erie Medical %.
p. .. Box 5l3, Buffalo, New York.-Toled
| Evening Rae- al6eOd-20t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Trustees Sal Q.

On Tuesday morning Thomas M.
Ogle sold at the Court House, by order
OF the trustees, a farm of AZ acres In
Brandywine Hundred, belonging to
the estate OF the late Thomas j. Ma
hafiy, to Henry c. Mahafty for o,7O0
also two brick houses and lots belong
ing TO the same estate, to Mrs. Ihoma'
j. Mahatfy for $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

At the bench show in Philad elphia,
yesterday, the English setter dog Glen
Rock, owned by +. w. Jester, Of st.
Georges, Del, won tho first priza In
the open class.
His English setter Dashing Belle,
won second prize in the same class
while his Blue Belle and Dashinl
j essie were very highly commended
and his Dashing Jest was commended
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Exc1tep, Ont.

A large crowd was attracted to Sixth
and Monroe streets last evening by a
woman beating apd scolding one of her
children. The language used by the
mother and daughter towards each
other was very unbecoming, but il
seemed quite amusing to the lockers
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

CARD,-TO ALL WHO ARE SUI
n fering from the errors and indiscretions
Of youth, nervous weakness carly decay, loss
Of manhood, ETC., will send recipe that
remedy was discovered by a missionary In
south america. Send a self.addrossed enve
lope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. lNMAN, Sta
tion.D, New Y ork City. mn+eod-dSw-ly
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
M un1clpal Court


About noon on Saturday lay
named Edward Redden stole
belonging to Jacob kromer' y,
town, but who keeps a JanA
Tatnall street below Second
ting possession of the anllDa
met a man on Shipley stree
Nickerson, to whom he oileieu
Nickerson, thinking tina, w
was not right, asked Redden
pany him over Third street ofiut
they consulted with lha ~,
Cross, and in a snort u
two men traded horses,
son paying 81 and glsins
bride, together win his ho'I NJ
beast alleged to be owned ~ ,, "A
The robbery was comlnupioS,,
police, and on Monday nieu'
was arrested. He wasglVe',
yesterday morning before 'u urt|
minis, and the theft being ans. p.1
was held in 300 ball 10 a'
charge at Court. ,obn q
On Tuesday evening OoI" ba1
arraigned for assault anu NJ. AZ ey|
John b. Fisher. From the nv N
appeared that while carr wa
influence of liquor he threw ,bs
at Fishers door, and wneh to MI
monstrated he threw p a,had
plaintiff, but missed him. I'm, WA" gas|
clinched and the ris 10 nss5 sd
to the ground. A fins Oh -
WAS mposed -
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

A meeting Of the Clerical Associ atiop,
comprising all the colored ministers OF
this city and surrounding appoint
ments, was held In Ezion NJ. X. church
yesterday for the purpose Of discussing
the debasing influence of many colored
men, who yearly allow their taxes to
be paid for them In order that they can
vote. The subject was not discussed
from q political standpoint, but merely
as q humiliating fact; it IL proposed by
the association to work reform in thai
respect among their people. A mass
meeting relative to the subject will b
held in the near future.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Shoulder Braces

fcr arched or round shoulders, weak
chests, etc, in great variety at Ladies'
Department of u. James Belts, drug.
gist, Sixth and Market. Competent
lady attendant. Entrance, No. West
Sixth street,
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

TyRUIT FESTIVAI.-THL LADIES'
Il Aid Society Of Hano Ter Street Sunday
School will hold fruit festival in the lecture
room of the Opera House on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday next, Sept. is, 10 and 2Oi
Season tickets, 2bc.; single tickets, 10c. 16-t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

n42p Hodses taken to rent and
prompt settlements made. For
particulars inquire at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

Taylor 81 Fullerton's Blood Purifier
removes all impurities from the blood.
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

Half the week gone, and have you
taken advantage of that most liberal
offer of Wescott & Cummings Think
of it, only s.. 90 for a dozen fine cabinet
photographs. 1902 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Don't Forget.

That another. gold watch club will
be started this evening by Millard f.
Davis, No. 8 East Second street. Per-
sons desiring a good time piece by the
payment of 81 per week, should call aud
consult in reference 10 the matter.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Song Birds.

Parker has just received, nt No. 1O3
East Second street, another lot OF fine
canary and young mocking birds which
he is disposing of at reasonable prices,
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
DEATHS.

MOORE-On the 10th inst, Enoch Moore,
| Sr., in the s2l year of his age.
| Relatives and friends OF the family are re-
| spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
| his late residence. AIS T.. 4th street, on Fri
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

Some sneak ttsedi ei to @!
street, a few days Gyn,c ssu, and 1
dollars in money
iewelry.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

Send in your houses and building
lots for our fall public sales. NJ. T.
Poole, No, . East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
CRAN0R
eco.
WALNUT STAIN !

After many experiments and
careful observations as to the re-
suits, we have obtained the acme
of success with our Walnut
Stain
We now offer to the public the
best Walnut Stain that has ever
been offered in this market.
We have it put up in quarter
pints, half pints, pints, quarts
and any larger package you may
want.
Gives a natural walnut finish
to pine or any other light colored
wood.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Elf Til ED|7|0|
New Musical soc,.,..

a meeting of prominent VOL,
tnls city was held last eveni nCa'is's
residence of William W Ing at
sls West street, for the purnoSs e ;,
ganizing musical society bs vae Oh
TO the old Millard club, whiph ', , SIM
OF the best Organizations was was
ever mad: Among those who '' a.,l
J ne meeting were number Of ' ,pa
mem bers OF the Millard club 'se
manent organization was "eo. "A
the election Of w. W. LobdsI 1'oVe :.
dent, and james II. Cameron a as Z
tary ana Treasurer. The name III
Willard Club" was unapi,a
adopted for the new orvaui,a, i,,io
B. Rhoads was elected director ar
ID. kurtz, Jr., accomnanis, "a"
elected. P0p'sea
LIST tepors, Joseph Featherstone n
Kane, William W. LobdelI. W ri
Walters, John Braunstein, Joss NJ
Coley second tenors, Jacob Civ|
Thomas Sincock, W. II. Carey
ID. Cameron, Clarence Shank
bAsso. N. Dushane Cloward, Gso,,
Stone, ferdinand Fullmer, Samal
Smith, N. Il. Benson, Jr 4
Baird /; second bass, FrsdI
Well, Jr., John Bratton, NM
Benson, William j. Fisher, loser
Jones, DIR. Howard Ople R
Cooling, a total of twenty four n
The President, Secretary and ain
were appointed a committee To
a suitable room, and Tuesday
was selected as the weekly rehsl
might. Messrs. Walters CAM
! Stone and Fisher we're appojn1
committee to secure suitable mus
Director Rhoads was made ma
Of the committee ex-oiiicio.
h, In view Of the fact that thu
Apollo Society had promiged to
lover oil money and other propertd
their possession, to any worthy
cessor Of the defunct organizationI
President and Treasurer were ins
ell TO make request for the same.
raj choruses were sang during The
ling, and the meeting ed jourDed ID
at the call of the committee app@
= TO secure a meeting room. Tha
club starts off under favorsbleau(
and 1t is to be hoped that the
will prove q sue cess.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
state OF the nermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shale.
7o'clock 10 o'clock IL O'Clock.
73o 800 80
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17
Resolutions Of Respect,

Inc mem Ders OF the New Tad
held o meeting in the Law Ibid
the Court House yesterday at.a
to take action on the death Of
Maris, Esq. Charles B. Lore, Esd
called upon to preside, and Sam
Maca lister, ESD, chosen SecreiaI
committee, consisting OF Geo. H. |
George Gray, j. II. Hoiiecker,
Henry G. Conrad and Harry SID
Esq. we're appointed to draft reso
depressing the sense OF The meet
reported the following. which vi
animously adopted, after speech
been made by William c. spd
George II. Bates, Henry G. COLd
Charles b. Lore, Esqs..
Resolved, That the bar o.
| Castle County have heard viii
sensibility the announcement
death, of their late brother,
Maris. Esq.
| Resolved, That IN an acuy(
| tice of the law for more han a
lof q century our deceased
won the respect OF his proid
associates and the commun|
large. i
| Resolved, That he will q
emembered, for his iDlegrI
fidelity to his duties, pup
private, and his kindly eoa1
all of us In his professional
course. 81
| Resolved. That a copy Oh Id
Ilutions be transmitted to The
our deceased brother az toka
sympathy In their great bei;'
and that they be publlsnN
newspapers of this city.
| Resolved, That the foreaoh
tons be presented to the SnpeiI
for this County, with the feY4I
they be spread upon its records
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

Those SIS and 3's at No. East
Second street are immense. Chapman,
proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

For Rent Low.
A stable at Seventh and Wo,laston
streets. Apply az this office.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

NOR SALE-STOUK AND FIXTURES
II Of grocery store. Address A. Is. q, this
Office. sepl7.lts
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

si2, o0oinBilvsr
Teaspoons given
away to intro
duce our new
brand Of
MIDDLETON'S
SILVER COFFEE.
II IL . combine
|tion Of Choice Ma
/ racaibo Yellow
Santos, Strong h
|4olden Rio Coffee,
selected with great
Icare, blended with
the skill gained in
rs years. expert
ence, sparing no
lpa. Ms 10 give the
.lbest value and tine
fullest satisfaction
to an appreciativs
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

VXYANTED-PARTO OF HOUSE FOR
w family without children. Apply at
5Oi Market street. sep17-3ts
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

OYSTER OPENERS
w at Ainscow's, T07 Shipley at. sepl7-2ts
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

NOR RENT-DWELLlNa HOUSE, 104l
IL Poplar street. Hot and cold water and
bath. Kent, $l4. Immediate possession. III
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

NOR RENT-PAkT OF A HOUSE, 400
E Poplar street. sepl7-3tt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

VYYANTED-A COLOREU WOMAN
w for general housework at 70s Orange
street. sepl742ts
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

lDOOM FOR LODGING, 81 A WEEK AT
IN OF Wegt Second street. sepi.-2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

COOK AT A1NSCOW'S,
w 7o7 Shipley street. sepl72tt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

MONEY TO LOAN On MORTfAHE,
wi farms or city property. GEORGE X.
No. GA Market st. sepl7-8t
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

VXYANTED-A HALF-GRowN WHITE
w girl to help take care Of baby. Apply
to Chas. Bonham, Gilpin avenue and Du-
Pont street. sep17-Jh
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

XXYANTED-AN OFFICE BOY AT 6l2
w King street, not less than II years Of
age pay, 81 SO per week. A son of a worthy
widow lady will be preferred, Apply TO l..
b. FRAZER, Sec y, tl2 King street. 1t It
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

E>OR SALE OR RENT-THE PROPER.
T. ty at southwest corner Of Third and
Church streets, now tenanted by the Hare b
Morgan Company. Apply to J. II. HOP
FECKER, r., trustee OF Jos. Teas estate,
Ninth and Market streets, city. sepl7-eodt IT
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

NOTIOE-A MEETING OF THE sTH
~ Ward Republicans will be held Mt the
Young Mems Republican CLUB Room, on
Wednesday evening the nth inst, ats o..
CLOCK. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
sepl7-lt
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

GOOD GIRL, ABOUT IS
w years Of age, to stand in a butter ana
fruit store on the market. Also coed boy
Address q, this office. seplT-2ts
Daily Republican., 1884-09-17

No. 7l3 Market ssreet, wilminxtO
w. II. MULLEN, Manager.