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Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
TalNDEDlTIOx,
Hare Bali.

Lovers of the national game will be-
pleased to hear that the Metropolitan
team, the coming champions of the
American Association, have been So
cured for another game with the East.
ern League champions, President
West and Manager Simmons having
arranged for game W it'll the two clubs
Tomorrow afternoon on the grounds at
Front and Union streets. The mana
ger Of the New York team desires to he
avenged for their recent defeat at the
hands Of the Wilmington team. In the
last game the Wilm ington won an easy
victory by outplaying their opponents
at every point. Nolan and Ousick will
again be the battery against them, while
the visitors will put in their bes,
players.
There will be no necessity upon this
occasion for the New Workers to come
here for the purpose TO learn the vii.
mington team how TO play ball, al
they are now fully aware that the
Eastern League champions can WELD
the ash and handle the sphere with
professional skill.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The following games were played
yesterday:
At Trenton, N. J-Trenton, 6; Domes
tic, s.
AT Lancaster, Pa.-Ironsides, o
York, 6.
At New York-.Phi ladelphia, 4
New York, 9,
At Elizabeth, N. J.-Virginia, 7
Elizabeth, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, $; Metro
politan, Z.
At Observation-Disclosures, 81 ALE
gheny, 0.
At Detroit-Clevelaud, l 4; Detroit, O.
At Chicago-Chicago, Buffalo,
At Toledo-Toledo, IL Indianapo.
Lis, 8.
At Cincinnati-Cincinna 0; Louis
willie, 2.
st. Louis-St. Louis u. Chicago
o., 3.
NOTES.
The scheduled game between the
Ironsides and Wilmington clubs q,
Lancaster tomorrow has been post
poned by mutual consent and the game
will be played on Saturday.
The attractions for next week at the
base ball grounds will be a game with
the Athletic and Philadelphia clubs
the former on Thursday and the latter
on Tuesday. As the Athletic defeated
the home club twice in the first part Of
the season, considerable interest will
no doubt be manifested in the coming
contest.
The Ironsides will also play two
championship games here.
The Eastern League season closes
-Septomb Der Is.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

Billy McGlory was released yester-
7oerday from Blackwells Island peni
Tertiary, n. Y, where he had passed
the last six months for violating the
excise laws. Elaborate preparations
have been going on fo- the re-openint
of the Armory In more than its pris
zine magnificeuce, and with the in.
creased attractions which Mr.. Nc
Glory has had, of late, leisure to devise
Saratoga. He was dressed in sui
of light gray tweed, q white derby hat
standing up collar and a white lawn
necktie. The well known diamond
stud glistened in his snowy shirt front
1t is reported that he intends, upon re.
opening his den. to dress his walters
in convicts' suits.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

BosToN, Aug. 13.-Colonel John p
Sweeney, chairman of the Executive
Committee Of the State Central Com.
mittee, has resigned. He has been an
ardent Butler man, which perhaps &C.
counts Tor his action. Democratic
State Committeeman wilkins, of the
manufacturing city of Brockton, is re-
ported as saying that in that city Gen
eral Butler will receive at least half the
Democratic vote and similar news
comes from other manufacturing cen.
tres. Some of the Democratic leader $
affect to believe that he will not receive
more than 1000 or 5000 votes in the
State and that he will draw as largely
from Blaine as from Cleveland, but
others frankly admit that he will ge,
from 10000 to $4,000 and that they are
votes which would otherwise 20 to
Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, tI6 KING STREET..
TELEPHONE SIGNAL, 1873.
OPEN ALI. NIGHT.
j. a. WILSON,
sp2-ly FUNERAL Director
POST OFFICE TIME TABLE.
Arrival aud Departure of nj ais to Take
Effect November, 1888.
APPLY

Effect November, 1888.
The POST office In this city will be omen da,
", Except Sunday, from 6, 80 a. IN to p. IN
Private boxes are accessible until II D. m. On
Sundays, open from $50 to go a. Ii. Pri-
vate boxes accessible from 6toSp. III. The
money order Office will close at {. 90 ., IN the
register Office at $50 p. m.
MAILS closE GOING NORTH FOR
Philadelphia, $40, $40 n. m, lilo, 40,
40, go, II 00p IN.
CIV York City, 800 a. m, 1915, l.ao, 44O
$50, HOOP. II.
Chester, Pa, 9,2o a. m, 1918, l.3O 40
way Mail to Philadelphia, 9 % a. m, 100
p III.
New Jersey, go a m, L. Is, 100, 44o,
LOOP IN.
New York State, $40 a. m, 80, 4 40, II 30
p. IN.
Pennsylvania, 9,2o q. ~, IL Ia, l.So, 44o, II 90
p. IN.
West OF Lancaster, Pa, 100 p. M.
New England states, $40 a. N, 100, 4.4o,
93 ll.oH y, m.
Western and Southwestern States, $40 a.
m, l30, 40, 100, II 90 p. m.
Landenberg and way stations, 10 90 a IN.
Reading and way stations, e4O a. m.
MAILS CLOSE GOING SOUTH FOR
| Baltimore, 40 a. IN, la,l5, 4.iO. $50, ll.co
Ip. Ii
| Washington, u. e., 40 a. m, 1915, 1l.Oo
LIP. m.
Way mail to Baltimore, 40 a. m, 1915
LIP. IN
New Orleans, 40 a. ~, 1915. Il. 90 p, IN.
| Southern states, 7.4u a. IN, l2.l5, IL .0o
Western Shore Of Maryland, 30 a. IN To-
IL. 90 p. m.
Offices on Baltimore Central Railroad.
south Of Chadd's Ford, II p. IN.
Peninsula mail, s. ~ a. IN; north OF Wyo
ming, on the line OF railroad including Cam.
den, Delaware City, Pot Penn, ST. Georges
$50 p. m.
NAILS READY FOR DELIVERY FROM
Philadelphia, 9 80, $50 a. m, Las, eco, 7.a'
New York City, $50, s.5oa. M, Las, 90
LIP. IN.
baltimore, $50, 1000 a. m. Las, 2.so, 60,
Washington, d. C., $50, 10. 90 a. H.. 2ao 60,
LIP. m.
Way mail from Baltimore, 1000 a. IN so
LIP. m.
From points between Clayton and Easton
10 4b IN.
From points between Clayton and Che ter
town 1915 q. IN.
From points between Townsend and Gen
treville, 10. as q. m.
Way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. IN.
1900 p. IN.
Peninsula north OF Wyoming, $50 a. IN.
Las p. m.
Peninsula, LAB p. IN.
II Dover, Delaware City, New Castle, 80 a
m, Las, 800 p. m.
Landenberg and Way Mail aOp.m.
/ southern States. $50 a. m, 23O, g. 0O D: m
Western States, $50, $50 a, III. las, 600 y
New England States, 6 so, $50 a M, 4t
Io00pm
New Y ork, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
80, $50 m l45, 60Opm
Reading and Way Mail, 500 p IN
| Carriers deliveries as follows $50 u IN
general 10 90 IN, partial. 100 p IN, gen
Ietal 4.60p. m, partial. Collections from
street boxes are made by the carriers at 63
and 10 90 a IN, 80 and 90 pm. An ad
Iditional collection will be made at 80 D n
from all boxes between Jefferson and Lem
bard and Water and Thirteenth streets, in
elusive. On Sunday full collection will b.
made at 500 p IN. Local letters for carrier
delivery should be deposited in the post
office ten minutes before the hour of deliver,
W. Y. SWlGGETT, +, NJ.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
7 EDI1IlI


%aei to a dozen Or mora So-a startling .
a auUTn n that Miss ka sAs Ill., T. ssas
ri Of ii. Respectable s,s sis Young s', s
a az, so Oy taking arsenic. T 7ss'miIaa
related, for the Dos s sss.i tianili.,, ~
s sog,nouse. The perso opIsu oN Of adj
juss.ins their t ,Iifi tn,'ssa !. of legal,
o.. Some time ago, when e g. y. =.
ers occupied t6e b "ns, .ne EisnA,|
S,1vs, and md when the no oups'sl \
found their furniture o On cemetery 4
s ana the opposing psr, " in ,Ns "a hIa'ss1
SION . ION, A spirited contest ~ ,d luli n
after a bitter struggle 't lSs followed GLOW
once nee more gained po ss a,ssAls h
and determined. ''n'' was o',hl
Az the inquest TODAY :, ,u
that" she fought her way !. u, Was saxd|
rne house during their tr on aas =
I possession of the house '' sud ~! y |
s h,s from the windows in ords r' y
PIC her friends to get in. = '' Tss y !,
. .eu 70 some twelve lawsuits. nv. ~
surety of the peace cases v iIsI.
70 have been tried tbis w rS.a
" young woman became wsa,, ave. ;.
strife and resolved to xiii bsr s.y
On Monday morning she I Istt H..
parently cheerful and stop ned ~ ss ~
drug store and bought a haIf ' oS,a
arsenic, laughingiy saving v ,s.'
wanted 1t for rats. Instead =, y. ~.
the cigar factory she tlelibe,s ~ ~
lowed the poison on the s,,.s
walked toward home, vomj,i pS =
way after she had gone ,bo,,s m.
She reached home safely. ssii as,I
OF what she bad done and lipys.,s
agony until night, when She Ak
Pectediy. No physician Wa, III
She was TO have been marris
month.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
Jenny Lind CantaIOupes and Wat.
ermolOms.

Mr.. Joseph Jacquett, so well and favor.
ably known to the people OF Wilmington
for his celebrated Jenny Lind Cantaloupes
and Icy Mountain Wstermelons, and
Nasamond Sweet Potatoes, can be found
four days of each week on the corner OF
Fifth and King streets, Mr.. W. d. Pick
els -four and feed store, through the sea-
son OF his Jersey produce. All goods de-
livered free Of any extra charge.
JOS. JACQUETT.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

MARsEILLEs, Aug. 13.-In the twelv.
hours ending at & o'clock this morning
five persons died here from cholera. Il
is reported that the disease has broken
out at Toulouse.
The cholera Is raging in the DEPART
m.nt of the Basses Alps. At one villap.
there, where there was NO doctor, TWEEN
ty-one deaths occurred on Saturday. A
family of thirteen in the village died
and their bodies remained Tor thirty
hours unburied. The Mayor of the
place Ia inactive and a panic exists
among the people. A doctor and a
nurse from the Pharo Hospital have
| been sent 70 assist in taking care of the
OF the sick.
Forty deaths from cholera have occur.
red in two days at Les Omergues, a
hamlet in the department of the Bases
Alps.
Persons in Alsace and Lorraine who
intend to make pilgrimage to Lour.
des this season have been warned that
they will he subjected to quarantine
When they return.
The account of the cholera through
out Italy for yesterday il as follows
There were three deaths at Castelnovo
and one at Minneciano. At Bercetn
four deaths were reported, two of which
proved fatal. One case was repor ted al
each OF the following named towns: Ii
vagnaro, Seborga, Carinagnano, and
Pan calieri.
During the twenty-fOur hours ending
tonight twelve deaths occurred here
| from cholera. There was one death al
| Rians. No deaths occurred at Toulon
but many cases Of typhoid fever and
smallpox hay e appeared there, owing te
the bad sanitary condition of the city
The record of the cholera in the Mar
settles hospitals for the past twenty.
| four hours is as follows: Admitted, 3
cured, 4; deaths, 2; under treatment, As
The total number of cases admitted
since the outbreak of the cholera Is s3I
| of whom 243 died.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
PRINTING.

The REPUBLICAN job rooms
are fitted up with four good
presses, three Gordons and
a large cylinder Potter press.
Over forty new fonts of type
have been put in our job room
and we are now better fitted
up than ever before to print
cards. bill heads, circulars,
wedding invitations, funeral
notices, tags, invoices, etc.
We will take anything out
side of book work, and will
execute it in a satisfactory
manner. We guarantee first
clsss work, at prices in keep
ing with the same. A share
of your patronage is solicited.
Now is your chance to get
your business cards printed
tor the tall trade cheap. We
have just purchased FIFTY
THOUSAND CARDS, that
were cut from first class Bris-
tol board and they print up
nicely.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
Tired of Life.

Mrs. Patrick Duffy, sos Adams
street, while in a melancholy state last
night attempted to commit suicide by
taking ten cents worth of laudanum,
which her little girl had purchased
for her at drug store. Her husband
finding her sooon afterwards in the
lower part of the house in dying con.
dition, sent for DR.. Finn, who arrived
just in time to give the woman an
emetic and save her life. She was con.
sidered out of danger at late hour last
night and was resting comfortably.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

y. G. Barnett. nominated Ma1I
in Georgia BY the Dem crals ~
tary of State is, perhaps, one q
est ottice-holders IN the wOTq
now 30 years of age aud having II
present office since 1877. he VI
In Columbia County While !as,1|
Indian wild, and as an infant q.
raj narrow escapes from the '9l'1
He grew If splendid paNld
and a half feet in height, 'eaG \
with a long. crane-like neN I,
elected Secretary Of SAFE,
wears ago, he was a man o. nu' !
nsnce, but held onto his oins S,.1
that people forgot the existence
the man and the place ...,,
When Reconstruction 'at'',
cessitateti a clearing oai "
House, Barnett was loan' PAM "
there, and as soon as lae . %
gave up the State be wa, y, INK nd
again. OF late years n ,.i s'' ss y
sremely sensitive as to ~. ~ ~, ~
asked regarding it he ha s,.l 'lA' \.
porter away into the darSs' IN
his Office and pleaded tina! ~, |,
said about about ii, OT !. ro,r
pie are calling so muca , II, 10 3
In Office, and it might ns'''
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

OHERIFF'S SAI4E-BY vlRrUE OF A
y writ Of Levarf Facias, TO me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale, at the hotel Of
Alex. Maxwell, In Middletowu. IN st.
on
FRIDAY, AUGUST ~, fssa.
at ten o'clock, IN,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain farm, plantation or tract o.
land, situate IN Appoquinimink Hundred
New Castle County and State OF Delaware,
bounded and described as follows, to Wit
Beginning at st, ke. corner for those
premises for land retained by Duval Gibbs
aud in the line Of land Of George NJ. D.Hart,
formerly Of William Wilson; thence with
said Earts land south ~ degrees and min
utes, east 1917 2-i0 perchcs to stake In ths
line Of an old worm fence, thence south Il
degrees and ~ minutes, east bl 7-lo perches
TO atone In q swamp. corr or for said Hart
and for lands OF samuel Lindsey, formerly Of
Thomas Murphey; thence with the said Lind
sey south ~ degrees 90 minutes, east Il IS 100
to stcne in the south side of the ROAD lead
ing from tho Gold Well to wilson's Corner, Q
corner for said Lindsey and for lande Of Jos
eph Roberts; thence with said road north 70
degrees and 80 minutes en- st 80 40 perches
TO a stake BY the side OF bridge, corner
for land Of samuel johnson; thence with said
johnson north Il degrees and 30 minutes,
east 81 40 percnes to stake, corner Of said
johnson, and In the line OF land Of the heirs
of ames Tush thence with said Tush north
| 1917 degrees, west 30 7.lo perches to a sassa.
fras stump, thence north 81 degrees and 81
minutes, east 81 b.I0 perches to . stake. where
q corner hickory formerly stood by the side
| Of the road leading from Wilson's Corner to
the Levels. corner for said Tush and for
| ands Of Benjamin CHM; thence with said
road north perches, Dorth IL degrees and
% minutes, west SO 6-l0 perches to 4 stone by
| the side Of a black oak. a corner for said OHM
and for lands Of John l'earce: thence north
Is degrees. west "a o.l0 perches, thence north
~ degrees and SO minutes, west Il lilo perch
| es 10 a stake by the side OF bridge, "a corner
for said Pearce, and for lands Of the devisees
Iof Joseph M Barr; thence with snid barr
through Wharf wamp south Al degrees and
9 minutes, west o5 10 rerchts to a stake at
the head of a ditch. and thence through
scotland and with the road afJres aid north
81 degrees and IS minutes, west l3p s 10 per.
ches to stale In the southwest side OF the
said roat a corner for land retained by said
| Gibbs, and thence Herewith through wood
land south SO degreef and is minutes, west
l27 perches to the place OF tessinninJ. Con
tanning 20l acres and 40 square perches OF
land, be the same more or less, with two
| story frame house and frame stabllnE, carri-
age house and corn cribs, etc.
Seized and taken in execution rs the prop.
cry Of stephen l.. Clary, and Clara /. Clary
his wife, and Stockeley Daniels, t. /, and
| to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriit's Office, Wilmington, Aug. L. 1854.
ugl+eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
Accident 10 a brakeman

Yesterday forenoon, while Car on
theP., VIZ B. Railroad near Elkton was
being shifted to trestle the latter gave
way when Elias Windsor, a brakeman,
was badly injured On his left shoulder,
and his arm below the elbow was badl y
shattered He was brought 10 this city
and taken to his residence East Sixth
street near the Railroad. where the
fracture was reduced, his wounds
dressed and he Is now doing well.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

A pleasant concert was given /,
par'or OF the PhUuix engine tcus
evening by number of ladies :
A special meeting Of ST. M,r'
A. Il. Pioneer CORPS will be- N
morrow evening. I
The b~dy of DAME Esardo.
committed suicide in New Caal,I
has not yet been claimed by hj,t.
and still lies at the morgue.
William Lewis, a noioriou, j
man Of Kent County, was AND
KITS Hammock yesterday and \
IN Dover Jail.
A man and woman under M
ence Of liquor created consiilen3
ciiemert along Front stree. nd
afternoon, by their GisgraceiaI n
A work track has beer !aldaj
teenth street between Scott ,a|
pont. in order ,ba, ,,,s A.. =.
nm The street can BE- , '"o , t,., "
a cam sbova, t" 'u'''H
IN, , l., =, ,r,
ano tus ooa. ~. Men visa
, ,i. 90 az 'i'e Sn,is'lan' iighlloas
Low y c'V 81, inns morning, ana ~
VIC -, , nu1 MaS dHnS' ny 'a'''
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
ACouspic uous Fer son.

One Of the most conspicuous persons
ward Leary, more Familiarity known as
+" Ned" who is actively engaged in sell.
ing campaign badges Of neat design.
He wears light sack coat, closely but
toned, and has the gilt badges, contain
ing the portraits of Blaine and Logan
and Cleveland and Hendricks, fastened
ali over his coat. 90 Ned" is ALVEY
fellow, and when he can't catch bu Ii
frogs he is always doing something to
earn an honest penny.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED JULY 9, 1854.

TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
Philadelphia-Broad Street Station. 70 40
40, $50 20, 7.39, $40 S36t, 1915, 1928, IL.
30 a.. m; 1880, LOOT, 1.32, 3.o1. 3 80. 4.e2, L.
70 300 6.a, 6.Ol, cost, Gao, $50, $40, 1000
New Castle, 5.39 lbs a. m; 3ol, 5.2l pm
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
A train will leave Wilmington for Newark
and way stations, Sundays excepted, at 7.4s
q. In: Returning, leave Newark at s.25 a. 10,
for Wilmington and way stations.
The black figures denote the
Limited Express Trains.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
rescued From y D,soms,l

Asugll boy nam" nsigbboi1
wb IA Sr resides s in tn tired s,rstis, 4
E EiTht hand and wa aIad, lil,o,snip.|
1 mar aFtef tScop a. In.daaipssisd
He was , fnsafsG at ih+ ", TSa ~
accidentally Z; ynl leii HeacSS's, u
t .,r,,rss saw the t', ,,s,Ds,i pi
,nedi .,ad Sp the -AcTs to e,fIiase
when NJ. j. !: s Mps1 aud JI la,hJ
captain Of a Goa, and The s, AZ
bo BOY 80 as OF a ihIand.,p,iDSssc, d ~
ssA ,Ss '5ins sI1sls,:fT iHG:sss,SS
d S%p 'Ss By dap =, no one ~, y
Sas ,ss assT9TfSSs' E ii !, W ,,s.,l's'
s sons' Where e. : R 70 he future
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
Fell Down ana Hurt ainselr.

David Cramer, bartender of the
Delmarvia saloon, Market street near
Eighth, fell down trap door in the
rear OF the saloon to the cellar beneath
ms morning, cutting himself very
badly about the hands ana arms, having
ia lien on some broken bJtties. Medical
help was summoned and his wounds
dressed.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
Courageous New'Pspea 4

The tour of Harold ffe, wa,s
sn apI ant Of the New ,.,, aSl ID
through The cholera-ini eCCSar,r|
Southeru France, Is = =, ,V n
,,o', wh ich entities him . y. 4
III tl0 sr@ vii III S,p other members aoas ~
Of Of y the sam paper have e s s,st.'s
mer.torlous deeds OF o. , D,s NJ,
pauneli, Of the Times ines Sa ,evsl
paper into the ,y!; el.USi .anit1
during the last epl'ls.IhnssIds,d, a
en- :" liz ling daily dispa ass = 'y%iu v
| Frank a, DePuy lo o.s il aud
going on 'oarl s : ssIlor isIa
and interviewing a year. Al .bs
S wno ""s Gorge 'Isr F. Sp ,s ed,
R Man, S cat Society and a lsp
| voted to hml by q p 15arisg ~
| of a differnt kind, l py
s miafp ihr r5s4 h. lnG ai1, s 's
cued an old gent T mrFes. 1hs
l heroes is a gOod ons w.
journal. an
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
MI OTIOk-l. KOBEKT mi. SIIIH rEN

NOrlCk-l, ROBERT M. snillH, TEN
~ ant of the house situated at the n rth-
west corner Of Eighth and Spruce streets. in
the Eighth ward of the city of Wilmington,
New Cast ct ounty and State OF delaware
in compliance with the requirement Of the
acts OF the General Assembly IN such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing to the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the State Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on Monday, September
10Th, A. D., 1884, being the first day OF said
court, to- a license for said house as an inn OF
tavern for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to
be drunk on the premises. and the following
respecta BILE citizens Of the said ward recon.
mend the said application, viz:
John Barry. W. 4. Coale,
Andrew L. klett, Joseph Edwards.
Benz. q. Gam, Joseph q. Brewers
Edward Ray, Michael Kirk,
Geo. =. Hart, VIM. j. Forrest,
James Carrow, q. W. Curry,
John NJ. Irwio VIM. ii. White.
Frank Bos ter, John j. Homer
Henry Brown, WIN. Uoran
James Alexander. I IL. Beatty.
W. T. Krauss. Samuel Moore
W. T. Jones, j. H. Horner
aul4-3tt EGBFR T NJ. SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

NOTICE-ALLP PERSONS WHO AXE
~ unable to have their cesspools cleaned
when necessity demands can have their want
attended to without additional cost by apply
ing to L. b. FRAZER,
Secretary OF the Board OF Health.
aul46t NO. 5l2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

Chamoi's Skins, ranging in price from
10 cents to one dollar; also sponges OF
all grades, cheap at Hartman, drug.
gist, corner Fifth and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

DuBLIC ShLE-WlLL BE SOLD ,od dM
il front OF Stidham X Sons auction room
on Saturday morning, August 10th, at lo1a
o'clock, two one horse carts, in good crueI,
nearly new, and one set brass mounted cat,
harness. To be sold for want Of use. al4'-'
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

NTANTED-GOOD PANT AND VESI
w makers to work 10 shop. Steaus
work. J. Il. MULLIN 81 SON, sixth anu
Market streets. auliN
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

VIYANIED-To SELL THE STOCK IN
w good business. One the best TO-
cations in Wilmington. An extra chance
Address ]. W. N. this ofice. aul4-2tf
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

ELLIOTT, JOHNSON Il co, DE.
SIRE GOOD FIRST MORTGAGES.
FOR WHICH THEY NOW HAVE
MONEY READY. CAN PLACE A r..
MOST ANY AMOUNT. -
DOR 8ALE-I5 SHARES DEIA.
y WARE II. II. STOCK
CASH PAID FOR LOCAL SECURI.
XAk1s lb-m0-weasa.ly
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
Peach Sh1pmen Is.

Oae hundred aud twenty nine car
loads OF peaches were shipped over the
Delaware Railroad yesterday, whici
were consigned as follows:
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

For elegant tooth brushes, hair
brushes and toilet articles generally, go
to Har5man's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

NOR SALE, CHEAP-A CHlLD's BAT y,
- ket coach, In good condition, az TO o., -
Kirkwood street. aub ot
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14

NOTlCE-I. HUGH :. EcCAFFREY,
IN owner Of the house NJ. 23s Madison
street, in the Third ward Of c city of vii
mington, New Castle County and State Of
Delaware, in compliance with the require
ments oil the acts Of the General Assembly In
such case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that shall apply in writing to the
Court of Gen ral Sessions OF the Peace and
all Delivery Of the State of Delaware, in and
for New Castle County, on Monday, Septem-
Dor 10th, A. ID, 1854. being the first day OF
said court, for liceI Sc for said house as an
inn or tavern for the sale therein OF intoxicat
Ing liquors in LEES quantities than one quart
to be drunk on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citisens Of the said ward rec
ommend the said application, viz:
Levi A. Bertolette, John I. Dickey,
Janes NJ. Griffin, VIM. H. Blake,
Peter McCloskey, Patrick Dinon
Merits Taylor, M. Coiwell,
IL. q. Duly. Patrick Monaghan,
J John Kienle, Daniel Mckinney.
J. u. Howell, f. T. Stroud,
Henry Witsil, s.. Logan,
James A. Ziegler, ]. E. Sweeney.
X. A bberger, John A. Mitchell.
James J. Fox, John Seelman.
Peter j. Ginder. James N onaghan,
aul+st HUGH Z. MCCARTNEY
Daily Republican., 1884-08-14
The violet Picnic.

Look out for the Violet picnic, at
Scheutzen Park On Saturday, the 23d
inst.
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GOOD GIRL FOX GEN N .
w eral housework at 6l0 West I'm So
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OHERIFF'S SALE-BY vIRTUE OF A
u writ Of Levan facias, TO me directed.
Alex. Maxwell, In Middletowu, IN st.
Georges hundred, New Castle County Del,