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Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
GREAT BARGAINS

at No. 1903 East Sixth street. Opening this
DAY lot of goods for the Lenten season. 8
lbs of Jelly in C ans, Zoe. can; delicious orange
marmalade, lie; 4 glasses OF Jelly, 25c,; mugs
of lrlly, l5c, at 1903 East 9th street. T. NJ.
WEIR. large bottles Of catsup 25c: i'm.
20 ted scotch IAN, &c.; at 1903 East 9th street.
2 lbs prunellas, 25c.; at 1903 +. 9th street. Our
TIA, sugar and cettee are beyond competition.
Our coffee. Ms. for 81, is cleared in the
roasting; our Golden Rio Is golden; our Java
is Old Gov. Java, and not something else;
our lbs OF coffee for 81 is the coffee tor the
times at 1903 f. 9Th street. 2 lbs. Of pared
and evaporated peaches, 25c.; lbs. Of pru..
prunes. DC; lbs. prunes, &c ; 5 lbs. prunes,
25c ri s. prunes, 25c.; French prunes, lOc.
ID at 1913 f 9Th street Opening this day
for Lent s 10. cans Of Jelly, Doc. can; 10. cans
Of orange marmalade, 6Oc. can; 4glasses Jelly,
&C.; scotch Jam, pure, lsc. Jar; mugs ofjelly,
15c.; at T. Nj. WEEKS, l1S LasL6th street. s
bottles catsup, Csc. 1no-Stt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
tellers again came In,,,.

.sl!s.s again came ia anil ,.,,.,
"a, .ne, 70. was no elev,ion. On 's = /
iot 100 votes wers cav, ~ ~ tasMS
Asstindale received 60 VI (which / ]
The Bishop :appointd,, =.
Q commissioner 70 TAI. -. BIN
the cass Of the Rev. W ! Tas nl
2 motion was made to b, UsNsl
heard With closed doors. D1 TS,. 's}
posed BY the accused, who ia No. "
the charge had been nads :, adv
wanted Il heard 10 the iu' sam n pun
me !, motion to hear the case ' W. ~
doors was laid on the taIl. WIND
NELL stated that be had N.Y., ,sh
kevs. John d. Kemp and J %i1s
Presiding Elder Hill said ,,,
had been preferred apains, va, "a.
character of the Rev. /. C. A @s
MI. Lebanon, and on motion NV \
were requested to name Il l,a., 'at
TO hear the case. 'n us
The Rev. MIR. McLauphr, i,
Pennsylvania seamen, Ft,ar nI
who was introduced durina , ~. "
ing made an address stating ", .a'
and "a, aims OF the society -'@
The Bishop appointed Rev .
prettyman as the counsel to ,s,..
the Conference in the case ot ~, IT
J.. c. Andrews, aud said ,ba, ~.
II. Colchzer would act as prs s ii'
the fifteen elders appointed u y
case. After disposiug Of some NJ
business, Conference adjourpI ~
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Levy Court IL.

At the session of Levy Court held on
Thursday the following constables were
appointed
Brandy wine--Jacob X. Handy; Viii.
mingtoL-Thomas e. Wier, George G.
Ward and Peter Springer ; Christiana
Charles NJ. Newlin Mill Cree X
Joseph Barker and Albert Williamson;
White Clay Creek-Peter b. Legates
and Leinuel =. Butler, Sr. Pecader
WIN. Il. Wilson; New Castle-James
Toner and James l.. Rice Red Lion
George NJ. Bright; st. Georges.-J.
Gray and Alfred Stevens; Appoquini.
mink-G. Reed no appointment for
Blakbird
The following bridge-tenders we're
elected
Eleventh street bridge, Zebidee Biz.
zard Third street, VIM. Bareford
Market street, VIM. F. Forsyth New.
port, Thomas Hanna ; Odessa, Joseph
Fairbanks Fen nimore's, John II
Hutchinson ; Trimmings, William II.
Hudson.
Lewis r. Eliason, John j. Gormley
and Joseph Sutton we're elected Jail
Commissioners. CharlesWarne & Co.
senta communication to the Court,
asking that the rent for the property
belonging to the county near theMarket
| street bridge, be reduced to nominal
amount, as they would be compelled to
remove part of their warehouse, to
allow the draw Of the new bridge room
to work. The communication was re.
ferred to the Finance Committee. A
petition, numerously signed, asking
that steam motor should be provided
to turn the draw atMarket street bridge
was referred to the Bridge Committee,
a majority Of whom, it is understood,
are in favor of granting it.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Stealing a Watch.

On Wednesday night, about II o'clock,
three men who we're somewhat under
the influence of liquor, begged miller
in one of the -four mills in this city to
allow them to come in and warm them.
selves, and he finally permitted them
to 60 in the basement Of the mill. His
watch was hanging in this room, and
he, having no suspicious Of the men,
went about his work in the upper part
of the building, and was surprised
when he came down stairs in an hour
or 10 afterwards to find not only the
neil but also his watch missing. He
came across them again yesterday morn
ing, and after some words, they admitted
taking the watch, and upon his
treating them several times told him
where TO find it. He went to the place
designated on Front street, and re-
ceived It by paying 50, the amount fol-
which they had pa wned it. The owner
of the watch said that he thought this
was cheaper way Of recovering bis
property than 1t would have been to
have the men arrested, and lose the
time in prosecuting them.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
EDITION,
Diets.

Flour OF the family-Minn es0ts-
health and pocket-book have both 81
interest In 1t. Jos. Tatnall Il Go.
The Board Of Trade held no meet
ing last night, no quorun being pre-
sent.
All the steamers have been compelled
to lay MP for while on account Of thu
&c In the creek and river
Additional subscr lptions for the reliel
OF tho Ohio sufferers were received yes.
terday ~ follows: Miss Anna Hallowell
$40 "lady" IS.
A package party will be given in the
lecture room OF the Opera. House
this evening BY st. George Castle, No.
3, X. G. e.
The Republican City Executive Com
mittee has leased the room over City
Auditor Balls office on East Sixth
street
The Smith Post Guards will meet
this evening at 7.39 o'clock. The cap.
tain desires prompt and full attend
anCe.
The Teachers Institute at the Friends
school, Fourth and West streets, will
open this evening with lecture by
Charles J. Arms Of Philadelphia.
The Rev. J. =. Newman, d. D., will
church on Modern Thought, his theme
being Christ and the Other Reformers
of the World"
John Glasgow, at one time second
engineer the steamer FELTON,, is ly-
ing seriously i'll at the residence of his
brother in law, Samuel Lewis, No. 1913
Walnut street.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany contemplate enlarging Broad
street station, Philadelphia, this
spring. Plans are now being pre-
pared.
A new council of United Friends OF
America is to be organized on Satur.
day evening in the McClary building.
The charter members should all be pre-
sent at s O'Clock.
A concert for the benefit of the
orphan schools Of this city will BIZ
given on st. Patrick's LAY, Monday,
March 18th, by the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians.
1t is stated that the consideration
given for the hotel Richardson at
Dover was six houses and forty acres of
land in the vicinity of the Pennsylvania
University, Philadelphia.
The congregation Of the Presbyterian
church In ElktoD has called the Rev.
Robert w. Beers, of the Lehigh, Pa.
Presbytery, as the pastor To succeed the
Rev. W W. Herberton. His salary
will be 81 200.
A new watch club soon to be started
by Willard Il. Davis, No. East Second
street, is rapidly filing up. Those
a gold watch should join
at once. A watch given out every
week.
Sheriff Martin yesterday sold the
three.story brick dwelling, out-buildings
and large plot of surrounding ground,
the property of Walter g. Tatnall. at
Beech and Clayton streets, to j. f.
Smith, Esq, for 81, 800, subject to q NOR.
gage Of IS, 900 with $500 interest.
Thomas Drein & Son, the life boat
builders, have received the contract for |
,onstl acting a So feet gig, n 28 feet me-
allie life boat and An IS feet dingey for |
Astor's new yacht now being built at
he Harlan & Hollingsworth Company.
The above boats will be the finest ever
built by the Messrs. Drein.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
DEATHS,

vENN-On the 5th inst, Richard T. Venn,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-.
dence. No. s37 Poplar street, on Sunday.
Services at 2.30O'clock p. m. Inter
ment at Wilmington and Brandywine Gem
etery. I
OORNBROOKs-o On the 7th inst, Lucy E.,
wife Of w. A. COrnbrooks, aged "a wears.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her mother, No. 6l3 Tatnall street. on
Monday, March 10, at $50 o'clock. Services
at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
BALI-On March 9th, Olsaiah Ball. aged es
Relatives and friends OF thu family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral fiom
the residence Of his sister, 32s East Second
street, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock. In
terment at Wilmington Brsndywine Gem
etery.
Dearest brother thou hast left US,
And thy loss We deeply feel,
But tits God that has bereft us,
He will all our sorrows heal.
MEDALLION the 9Th inst, AgnesP p. daugh-
ter of William and Sarah J. Mccall.
The funeral will be private, from the resi-
dence Of her father, el41a Market street, on
Saturday afternoon. the sth inst, at 3 o.
| DIVINE Cemetery.
ICOCHRAN-On March 9th, 1854, Susan.
widow Of the late John Cochran, aged 70
years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to sttend her funeral rom her late resi-.
dence, 607 East Sixth street, on Saturday,
March stt., at 2 p. IN. Services at the house
Interment at Wilmington b Brandywiue
Cemetery.
ANDERSON. On the 9th inst, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Anderson, mother Of George Ander
| son, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends ofthe family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
| from her late residence, 47 East sth street, on
Monday morning, at Q O'Clock. Interment ct
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery. .
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Tho LouisIana Republicans.

The Republican State Convention of
Louisiana reassembled on Thursday and
confirmed the nominations Of delegates
from the Congressional Districts to Chi
cago. A full State ticket was nomina-
ted, headed by John A. Stevenson, Of
Iberville, for Governor. Resolutions
were adopted favoring "a judicious
protection to manufacturing interests"
the encouragement Of ship building; a
vigorous foreign policy" extension
and support of public education; respect
for the rights of the colored people, etc,
and approve President Arthur's admin.
istration.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Good sale,

l.. W. Stidham & Son, auctioneers,
sold at public sale on Thursday, March
., for A. G. Brooks, White Clay Creek
Hundred, horses for 1921 and 1921 !; q
year-old colt $138 cows at $50, $50,
$67, $50, Sj1, $50 and S46 yearlii 6
bull,S57 2-year-Old heifers, $40 and 50;
9mon,hs, old calves, $25. 80, 81, SIS. 81
and $18 20 shoats at $l2, and a creamer
at $35. The sale was well attended land
bidding spirited. Time of sale, three
and half hours.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Death OF q MlddIetOWn Lss1

Mrs. Olivia H. N. Beaston' y
of the late eX-prothoLotary "
county, died In PhiladelphlayS..1
after a lingering illness Of III
Deceased was u daughter OF VI
Cochran, Of Middletown, ana WI
Gath year. She was taken 70 w.
in Middletown from wherce"'
buried on Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Removal.

Don't forget to lay hold Of .hl
that T. w. Steward will rencn|
coal Office on tine 10th inst. 70 M1
West Front street, formerly NcJ
by A. X. Tatnall, where he vlIt
pared 70 offer inducements thy
invite the attention of old as vi
new customers il need Of COO, \
and feed. Remember two points
1t will be a pleasure to show gnaI
well a. TO sell them, and thepaa|
West Front street, near Madsyl. 4
stock will consist Of hari and |
burning coal, and a iujl il0e Of
Lea X Sons celebrated b1r VIZ
sale and retail. Also spring sita' I
and all kinds of feed.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
THIRD EDITION
WORKING FOE LIST.


-
what the Deisgatien thss Visited
Dover IN HIS Behalf DID Yester.
day.
Yesterday morning q deiegation went
down 10 Dover IN the train mat leaves
tnis CITY ~ s.o2 =. m, 10 interceae WIN
Governor stoGkley ior tne reprieve OF
young Lewis r. LIST, sentenced 10 No
hanged next FRIDAY ior the murder OF
George b. Ia! ior last Septemo Der. Inc
deiegation was not large, as no special
enort WAS made 70 lnouce large num-
Der TO go.
Ihose VINO did 60 went voluntarily
Without soncitation, bearing their own
expenses a. the accused had command
OF no means to assist his cause.
amongst those that went were Austin
Harrington, ESQ, Harry Sharpley, Esq,
II. Y. turner, ESD, Jonn ID. Rodney,
Esq, Albert Richardson, Joseph Ia.
wards and 3. Hersey. AT Blackbird,
Squire Deakyne voluntarily Joined the
party. James Bradford went down to
Dover the day before, staying all night
Joined the delegation at the State House.
Several gentlemen residing at Dover
also Joined the delegation.
Governor Stockley arrived from
Georgetown in advance of theNew Cas-
tie delegation, and at ll.3O was with
MS Secretary OF State In his private
office ready to give patient and re-
spectful hearing In behalf OF the con-
demned.
Austin Harrington, Esq, first laid be-
fore his Excellency petitions signed by
N72 citizens, whose names had been OBJ
tanned without solicitation, asking for
the reprieve of the condemned man to
80 years Or TO such other time as his Ex
cellency might see proper. Mr.. Har'
rington then presented petition. head
ed by the Hon. Charles Is. Lore and
signed by majority OF the bar of Viii
mington, asking for the same purpose
Mr.. harrington then offered o large
number OF letters from prominent citi
zens earnestly asking for q reprieve
making running comment In regard
to the Importance of the letters as he
presented them.
0AouS thooO WIZ WIOuc AcItcis WcIS
Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, Benjamin
Nields, Esq, l. G. Grubb, Esq. j. B.
Houseman, Clerk of the Orphans Court
Hon. Walter Cummins, Joshua Maris,
Esq, Lewis Thompson, Collector of the
Port of Wilmington, and j. B. Clarkson,
Deputy Collector George 2. Tybout,
Thomas M. Ogle, Alfred Watson, DR..
j. A. Draper, r. II. Ewbanks, Richard
p. Gibbons, John j. Craig, Frank Il.
Smyth, Coroner; DR.. N. b. Morrison,
Charles A. McWhorter, Thomas B.
'Brison, Postmaster Swiggett and others.
Mr.. Harrington then presented a
bunch OF letters from number of work.
men in the Pusey Il Jones Company
works, who were well acquainted with
George B. Taylor.
What was on the letters was not stated.
A petition from three of the jurors was
presented, asking Communication of the
sentence. Other jnrors would have
signed, but Mr.. Harrington had not
time to call upon them. Mr.. Harring-
ton made an earnest plea for q favor
able consideration of the case.
Mr.J. Bradford also made an able plea
for the Communication OF the death SEN
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
The New Bridge.

The new Market street bridge is now
nearly completed, and last evening a
number OF the workmen engaged in
putting the iron structure together were
paid off and discharged from further
duty. A few carpenters and riveters
are srill At work putting on the finishing
touches, and the brid % will soon be
open for travel. There is some talk of
having a motor placed on the bridge for
turning the draw.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
TIL Tapped.

Last night about 10 O'Clock WI w.
lady clerk at Otto Mayors cv,'
cry 1t, re, $40 East Fourth ',. ',.,I
20 hCme a thief hastily el enc"
store, opened the money a' ',ss
about IS and hastily lett TOT osu an
ter. About 20 pennies were !"
drawer.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

We take pleasure in an
nouncing our removal to our
new store, Fourth and Mar
ket streets. where we will
be glad to welcome our
friends and customers, either
as purchasers or visitors.
We shall do our best to
serve you promptly and
carefully, and as we'll as we
can until the whole machin-
cry OF the store gets in full
working order,with the COM
pletion of our basement.
Our silks, dress fabrics,
prints, woolens, notions,
laces, underwear, gloves,etc.,
will be found complete on
the first floor, and until our
basement is finished our do
mestic department Of mus
Inns, sheetings, linens, fan
nels, napkins, towels, and all
housefurnishing goods of
that description will have to
encroach for the present up
on our second floor carpet
room.
Our carpets, oil cloths and
mattings will be found in
great assortment on the sec
ond and third floors.
We have made large pur-
ChaSeS OF new ana elegant
goods for all the depart
ments, which will be opened
daily as they arrive.
Our large and we'll light
ed store will give great sat,
istaction to our customers,
and an ample opportunity
for an intelligent and careful
selection Of all wearing and
household dry goods and
carpets.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
GjAf n 00uyeD1f'

On Saturday evening mex. y" a
attending the performance o. a,,,
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. fIolepJy
Opera House, will be preSeinl~rs,
souvenir consisting OF . Ha"
Ratchet. The performance i S
lent one, and this extra 'u'
should insure q crowded hou"'
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
COMMITTEE WORK.

Devotional Exercises and II Getting
Of the Committees Thursday A.
ternOOn.
There was no regular session of the
Conference held Thursday afternoon,
tie entire time, after the close of the
msrning session, being devoted to other
business. At O'Clock devotional ex-
ercises were held in the lecture room,
which, az the Rev. j. A. Brindle, who
was appointed to lead was absent with
his committee, were conducted by the
Rev. A. ID. Davis, and an hour or more
was spent in singing and prayer.
All the committees were in session,
and considerable business transacted.
At 7.3O p. IN. a temperance sermon
was preached in Asbnry M. +. church
by the Rev. T. r. Dreamer Of Scott M.
4. church, which. Notwithstanding the
many attractions elsewhere, was well
attended.
This evening there will again be
preaching in Asbury.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Log BrOk en-

Lewis G. Young, machlhli,;; os II
dies cotton mills, and reslu.De N
Highlands, had a leg proA Sou, d,
nesday by a fall amonqS, So and y
cry. He was taken home a. aD n
ken bones promptly pu'
again BY . ph ysiCian.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

This evening the church {, eis !,
anniversary will be hell ID ~, Y
NJ. T.. church, Al Fifth and "&a,'
streets, and will no doubt ptONi
the most interesting Of the 'eI's !.
Rev. Charles Hill will pres'lt "
dresses will be delivered BY w, NJ
j. b. Quigg and Chaplain ~
ID. ID.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

Frank s. Watkins, res'u ,ns psl
Delaware avenue, a c,a,"dlv n
the usiine mills was pS ada,
on the rieh' arm on " eu"H. u
spilling Of some vitriol, .,ork NJ
unable to attend to bis W0f'
time to come.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Morse Killed

A horse belonging t. yyslotaltb |!
Rrocers at No. 10 Easy ~. tstall 81
roke lis leg while in the DC he ss' tps|
pesday night, and hau w how
terday. 1t is not known
with The accident
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

Why purchase a motor, at a consid.
erabl3 outlay of money, for the purpose
of turning the draw of the new Mar.
ket street bridge, when Stanbury Muir.
rays 5-cent Wales cigars will answer
every purpose? Headquarters No. 1O4
East Front street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

William Candy, rr ~sy C@l
would like to hear OF 'n0d riya 7
a pocket. book from i tn ,,,ru u.
No. 8. on the ga OF fe'
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

Omcs Of tho Chief Signal Omces,
Washington, March Z, 1884.
Light snow was reported in some
portions of Nebraska and Dakota, and
occasional light rain in Texas, Louisiana,
Tennessee, Georgia, the Carolinas and
on the Middle Atlantic and New
England coasts. Tomorrow increasing
cloudiness and threatening weather
may be expected.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

Institute Hall was sN0J N
utmost capacity on THURSDAY .,.|
with a fine audience who bad s,..,1
TO hear the lecture Of Hrprv y
Beecher on 7" A Circuit Of X. n
nent," 1t being the first of the l,sj
course. The lecturer, accowmr'J|
Daniel W. Taylor and IsaacT. Ja1]
entered and took seats on the pl,-1
amid applause. Mr.. johnson lts J
troduced the speaker, who sbO,, !.
signs of age and has lost som, a
old time buoyancy and fire ybtl }
cLarme | thousands while he bu }
on the lecture platform, Hi. ~
embraced a circnitous trip Of al
tinent, commencing with Ii, J
Northwest and winding upin ,Lssl
South. He agitated the nsc,yr
people visiting points Of ln,ss
their own country and spokeveryts
of the grand scenery 70 be found
spoke kindly OF the Southern pe,tl
dwelt at length on the Mony
Utah, and said that they must bid
minated by missionaries. The h
was very interesting and hlghIyu
ciated by the audience.
The next lecture of the ccur. Vi
delivered by the Rev. DR.. McCa
Philadelphia, on Thursday, Mart
his subject being" industrial Ana
Spider World. The date Of Jal
Stoddard = lecture on "Sunny IN
has been changed to March 2lh
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

The Rev. DR.. Newman u. W PAUL
lecture this evening in st st. r Of b
church, and as he is , one e 81
speakers now in the 1 l. - lmr
should be greeted with
enCe.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
DeoGo q ne The8mo0eeoR
1t ths RNRUnIIUAM once In tho shade,
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'cloch
$50 $40 So

Fem q Cos Thermometer registered
yesterday, SO degrees Ut 3p. m, SO .,
B p. m, and SO ct 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

A western editor has spen, aIyd
writing o book entitled, How ID
glue" An easy subject to aal
but in the preface he says, losrs|
knows no better remedy for cough
colds, produced by sedentaIy N
than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07
Bead the Weekly REPUBLICAN

Buy the WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for
I'll e country sales.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

VIYANTED-A HOUSEKEEPEk, PFC
w testant.I Apply 1T $40 Bennett stree
m7-2ts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

NOR REET-GOOD STALLS Fol
I horses at 403 Poplar street.
m7.Sts II. Is. FORBES.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

Wy ANrED - A BOY TO STAND IN
w store at 500 West Second street, Must
come we'll recommended. Call after p. Ii.
MI III
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

r OST-A MILK JAZZ CARRIER WAS
IL lost in going from Front and French
" Fourth snd Poplar. The hnGer will re.
ceive the thanks Of the owner If left ut this
office. m7-lts
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

UIANTED-FROM u, 600 to IS, 600 AT
w 6per cent on valuable Market
street property. Address !. j., Wilmington
PestO office. m7-zt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

ElOK RENT-STOkE, BASEMENT AMI
Il two thirdstory bed rooms, with bay
window front, and bath room, No. 10 East 7th
street. Only sl5 per month. Apply to M. T.
POOLE. No. 8 East It'll street, m7-6t
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

UNFINISHED OR UNFUkNIEH ED
IL rooms with board at Mrs. y. +. Turner,
No. 800 Washington street. m7.3tt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

"ANTEB-A HAKNESS-MAKER AP.
w ply at Holly Tree Inn, Market and
Water streets, at halt past seven O'Clock to-
morrow morning. JOHN 4. Cliff.
m7.ltt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

ROOMS, CONVENIENT
w rooms for housekeeping. Addres
No sos French street. m7-6tt
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

VIyANIED - OWNERS TO KNOW
w that you can get your houses rented
and rents collected promptly by putting them
In the charge OF WILLIAM J. FISH LIZ, 6O2
ShiLley street. Office open every evening.
MI lIn
Daily Republican., 1884-03-07

WILL BE SOLD LDW-HDUSE NO.
w 1903 Jefferson street. rooms and all
cOnveniences A beautiful situation, Apply
To WILLIAM J. Usher, 602 Shpley
street. m7-eod-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13

DORCELAlN LINED Preserving Kettles,
Il all sizes and prices, low at the store of
june o ID. H. B0UIC.