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Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
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The Chicagu CrnXemlIOn.

ASHINGTON, May 2S.-luo fresl
dput, it. is Stated tonight, will go u
NeH York tomorrow, and remain Their
probably Until the adjournment OF tn
Conr'ntiou at Chicago
Hi friends bave selected OK
Sci tor JOAN b. Henderson, one OF th'
del g3'es-a;.Aarge from Missouri, to sec
o,n h'~ nomination before the conven
titn NJ rtiu |. Townsend, of Troy. ha:
bee' "''"'rn TO present bis name.
IN sherman men, itls thought, vii
not t.t'r ie upon the question OF who II
TO Or - Il tn~ir candidate 10 the Con
vention until they reach Chicago
Blame stock has risen within the last
forty eight hours The opinion prevails
that he is steadily gaining, and that on
the tirst ballot he will have within 20 OF
25 of the requisite number of votes. Ii
the opiriOn Of Democrats is worth any.
thing in such matters, Senator Noor-
hees might be quoted as saying " 1t is
clear to me that Blaine vii! be nomina-
sed." Or Senator Coke, who remarked
10 day that he believed for some time
that Blaine would be the nominee OF
The Convention, Senator Jackson, too,
thinks that Blaine will be the choice OF
the Republican party.
Among Republican Senators the i'm
preston seems to be quite general that
Blaine has gained largely in the South
within the last week or two. In fact,
this il adm tied on all sides. The Ar.
thur men can scarcely hide the feeling
of chagrin and disappointment with
which they regard the loss of that intiu.
ence which they thought they exercised
over Southern delegates when the latter
arrived in town on their way to Chicago
For some time they must have noticed
that q number of southern delegates
had conferred with Blaine leaders and
shown disposition TO Gus loose from
tho leading strings Of The Administra-
tion. TAey affect t1 treat the matter
rather lightly, but i'll 50 doing succeed
only in illustrating anew the fable of
the fox and grapes.
Said one of them to-day What
the use of buying these le!Iows no" "
When they get to Chicago they VIII
only have to be bought over again. Ics
always the last buyer who gets the
vote
This typical Arthur LCuchman will
probably find that he has 100 n low an
opinion of a Southern delegate, ana
that the method5 hr which he hopes To
secure his candidates success will not
avail him much after all. The opinion
expressed by this Arthur delegate
shows, however, in a startling light the
means by which the the Arthur men
hope to accomplish the nomination OIL
their chief.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
NJ Ndeley Church Lycfnm

The first meeting of the Madeley
f. Church Lyceum was hell IN u
church last evening. 1t was or-anI'
by the present pastor, Rev. b. T. I'll I'll
anC has been sanctioned Icy tie Va
,erly Conference of Grac" NJ L chlE
A large aud enre was present anu
~pre delighted with the entertaining
S .""t readings w,ra gwen by Nj"
Minnie Powell, Maggie Na'Wh'
Mamie Curry and Miss Donovan
luumher Of small children rendered r.
taInn-, and the pastor aud H. T. I,
rad, ESQ, delivered appropriate
hlcsscs, and the choir and ScIooI "a y,
some choice pieces o mnsl'' y Eo'a'
feature was the appearance OF Tue
tant class with Mother Powell, now
the II 'nety-tirst year, OF her age ''
scholar.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
MpJn0E S;xprrixps.

Memorial exercises viii be crlt hrate,
by the Asbury Mutual Imp.pv, mem
Society this evening, in Asbnry Nj +
church, and the following program ha,
been selected
Singing, " America" by the choir
Prayer, W. l.. 5. Murray Music b,
the choir Reading, Sallie X. Shaw
Address, Rev. Thomas l. Poulson, d.
D., subject, " Our Country !" Music hy
the choir ; Reading, George B. Carver
Defamation, Perretuity of oul
Union" (origina) by Harry d. Heis,
Ter Music by the choir
An admission of Is cents will be
charged to detray expenses. DR.. Poul.
son ls one OF the most talented orators
in this country, and those who attend
will be sure Of o rich treat.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Dots,

Owing to the rain yesterday Chester
City Council did not make their pro
posed visit to Wilmington for the pur
pose of inspecting the work on the new
b. & P. Railroad.
The first moonlight excursion to b.
announced this seasan il that to bt
given by the social Circle of second
Baptist church, which will be given on
the steamer Mary Morgan on July 9Th.
The post Office will be closed OH May
30th (Memorial Day. from II a. IN. to q
O'Clock p. IN. The l.3O and o'clock
deliveries will be omitted. Boxes will
be accessible all day.
All ladies interested in Grand
Army affairs will please meet at the
City Hall on Friday morning, May 80
1884, for the purpose of tying up bou.
quets. BY order of the jointcom mitee.
Matthew Spence, Secretary.
The steam shovel of Ryan & McDon-
aid, contractors on the new B. Il =.
Railroad is being operated both day
and night, and is viewed by q large
number of sight seers. The place is
at night by electric light.
Thompson, the boy who was accused
of stealing oranges from the fruit stand
at Front and French streets on Tuesday
night, was reprimanded by Judge Cum
minis this morning and warned to con.
duct himself properly in the future, af.
ter which he was discharged.
James H. Cleavcr, who shandles the
whitewash brush with wonderful skill,
has recently completed the job of i'm
proving the interior walls of Second
street market house, which is a credit
able Job, and reflects credit on the abb IL
ty of Mr.. Cleaver as an artist. He
resides at No. 30S East Sixth street.
The steamer Republic, now undergo
ing a thorough overhauling and renova-
ion at the yards Of the Harlan & Hol-
insworth Company, will soon be COM
Dleted and will iLaugurate the season
1y taking Grace Sunday schoo! to Cape
May on June 10, and Union Sunday
school to Beverley on June II.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Another Meeting Lastg g,eo,,,

Another meeting of the Join, Man
rial Committee of Smyth and Dup[
Posts was held last evening and
Engagements completed for the re-
m"ni's on Friday A number Of o,,
hiZations have signihpd their jnenti,
OF participatingin the parade. and I
expected that it will be one Of the m,
imposing demonstrations of tbe XII
ever witnessed in this city.
1t is to be hoped tIat the app4a,
flowers will meet with a liberal
sponse, and the sub commlttee on Nd
ers, consisting Of W. J. Blackburn
b Shelladay, William O'Connor G,
W. King, A. W. Jones and T. s |
Brown request that all ladies Interest
meet at the City Hall tomorrow mol
ing early ter the purpose of aIrangi
flowers into bouquets and wrea'6s.
The members of the committee A
other comrades Of the G. A. +. are
qnested to be on hand before & O'clo(
a, m
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
FOURTH EDITION,
Relurniog Hts Thanks.

| Last Sunday evening when the
steamer Wilmington arrived at the
wharf In this city it brought very
large number Of passengers, who .,
usual poured along Fourth street and
across the railroad.
| Officer Andrew Moore was AZ usual
at the railroad crossing on the alert to
prevent accidents, and was fortunate
enough to be instrumental in prevent
ing lady and gentleman from being
crushed between two trains. The Off.
Ger did not know the parties, neither
did they know his name, and he thought
no more Of the matter until Wednes.
day, when he received a letter from q
prominent business man of Philadel-
phia, directed "To the policeman at
the railroad crossing, about z o'clock
p. H., May Goth, on the street leading
from the steamboat landing" Enclosed
was blanb postal card.
Officer Moore opened the letter, and
found it as follows.
PHILADELPHIA, May II, 1854
DEAR SIR -" Permit me to thank you
most kindly for your attention at the
Il. K crossing in directing us to the
depot, and also for warning US of the
danger We were in while Oh the
tracks"
viii you be kind enough to send
Inc the name and address of the man
who told us where TO stand, just before
the passenger tain came along? He
seemed to be attending 20 TIE shifting
freight train. Send information on
enclosed postal card. We did not real |
iZe the danger we were in and the
narrow escape, until some time after
wards"
This is signed by the gentleman doing
business on Chestnut street, Philadel-
nhia, and is one of the hest compliments
hat could be paid to y faithful and ef-
icieDi officer.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
OEsSFeSS.

In the U.S.Senate on Wednesday Mr.,
Hoar, from the Committre Oh Claims,
-epOrted bill to reimburse the several
.tates 10. interest paid Oh war loans -
she Mexican Pensions bill was taken
Up, and, after debate, Mr.. ingalls, NOV
.Gto lay on the table the amendment
proposed by the Senate Committee re-
tricting the pensions 10 those who de-
Iende1 on their labor. Themotion was
gree To and the amendment was laid
on the table, Yeas 40, nays %. One
clause oi The bill, as it came from rLe
House, r,Urals the section If the Re-
vised statutes that prohibi.s pensions
to soldiers who engaged ~ rebellion
against the United States, but limits
the repeal 10 cases coming under this
act. The Senate Commtt-e rpcommen-
ded striking ont the limitation, but the
Senate, NJ motion Of Mr.. ingalls,, by a
vote of - yeas to % nays, laid the
amendment on the table. Mr.. Hoar
(for thn the purpose Of killing the bill)
moved an amendment extending the
provision. OF the bill so a. 70 include
all soldiers of the Crioa army who
served in the war for he suppression pt
the rebellion. Pending debate the SEN
ate ad journod.
In the Hou.e, nr. Cobb, Of Indiana,
from Public Lands Committee, reported
bill to forfeit tn, Uurgrued lands
granted TO the AtJantlcaui Pacific Hail.
road Company, The Legislative Ap-
prop iaiirn bill wa> c5u-itrrr,i in Com.
mit"ee of'h Whole. It auproprlatrS
$2O,I3@ ,r7G, an increase u So, l9t and
the an'rpu' l'iop t,r til" current year,
aud ?,1' o-5 les. than the estimates.
After 'iug 'wVh II Of t!.p 90 pages
of tLr 'l,D the Committee rose. a
conte.~1 ,al"pon On IT," AGricullura.
ArpT5 51"',ou hil was ad,r-i, and Il
recess IS taken Unii evening. The
Le2i,.itiY' Appropriation bill was con.
tinur4 : ? r"niug 1'ss or.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
The Penn Bank swtndle.

The Directors Of the Penn Bank. OF
Plttsburg, made AN assignment or
Wednesday. II now appears that the
deficiency" III the banks accounts
amounts to at least 81, 200, 900.
The official statement of the aasignee
OF F. A. Hawley 4 Co. the Boston ban.
kers, who recently failed, SHOWS an in
debtedness of s3i2,5GS, and assets o.
$32, 5s5, There are also contingent liza
bilities Of $4,000.
a meeting of about one hundred credi
tors Of the State Savings Bank, Of St
Joseph, Missouri, was held on Tuesday
The aSsignee's attorney assured the de
positors that the institution would pay
dollar for dollar.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
VIM, B, SHARP,
Fourth and Market.
A Dll IONS, ALTERATIONS AND
4 "A IGunIEA Il L q IN IIIr .iui iil.n

A DbIIloNS, ALTERATIONS AMI
"A repairs to Life.@aving $tptions.
| Treasury Department Uiii"e Of General
Snpernteudcnt U 5. Lifc. Saving Service
Washington. u, g., May 9Th, 1854.
| SealGd proposals viii be rec eyed at this
Once until 2 o'clock y IN, OF Tuesday, the
| 'otl d of June, 1884, for the c0nstructUn Ol
Auditors alterations and repairs for nye lfr.
| saving stations IN the Fiuh Dlftr.rt, viz:
one at Green Run Inlet, Mnryland; IN, q.
hssateague hencn; one At WatcnapryaRuc
on" at Hog Island, and ono mt Smiths Is
land, Vir5inta.
Bidders ill state IN their propOsals the
tlhe within which they will agree to have
inc buildings comp eted, ready or occupiH
Proposals will be received tor doing tuc
work on one or mo 20 Of the stations
II en- bl'i must be comlanied by n bond
IN the sum q two hundred dollars with two
good and sufficient suretiea conditioned that
the bidder shall enter rnto the contract
without delay, and give such bond rs seCur-
ty for the fait iul performance thereof as
NAY be required, II his bid be accepted, or by
4 deposit Of two hundred uDllais, T. 5. cur
rchcy or bon -, to be Returned to tbs unsuc.
ressiui bidders u ter the award Of the con
Tract, and to the successful b!rher afLer his
con ract and bond for tho faithful perform
ance ofthc terms thereof shall be approved
by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
Specifications and plans, forms of proposal,
ntract and bond, can be obtained ut the
offices Of the Collectors of Customs, hltl-
more, Maryland, and Wilmington, Delaware;
Is l.. Rich superintendent Fifth Life Say.
Ing District, Una cock, Virginia; Captains
q. Il: Slicer, and } II. Merryman, U. =. X.
Superintendent Of Construction Of Life.
Saving stations, No. "A State street, New
YORK City. aid upon application to this
office.
A propo ala must be endorsed, " Proposals
for Add tons and hepairs to Life Saving
stitl0ns and addressed to the General
superintendent Of the u. =. Life Saw ~
Sery CO, Washington, d.
he right to REJECT any or all bids or to
woive deto is, II deemed for the interest of
the Government, Is reserved
>. !. KlMBALL,
myZ' eod-t Genral Superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Two Splendid Houses for Nal.

l.. IL. Gregg, real estate agent 6l5l5
Market street, will on Saturday next AZ
o'clock in the afternoon, sell iwo
splendid houses at the corner % ",
NV = ilrwHen'y'lourth anu Market streets.
d lnese houses are eligibly located aud
command a beautiful view OF the Della.
ware ware river. They contain eight rooms,
Dath, water closet, open stairway'
BACON parlor, hot and cold water, front
porch and terraced front yards, A
val liable lot will be sold at the same
time. The terms will be made eaav
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
EuFDrIsc Party

Last evening large number f,oiia1 vi
dies aud gentlemen of her lu'u, i'D n,rt]
friends gave handsome sufpfls'5 s5arn3 arc33
10 Mrs. Thomas Grubb at i!cf WaIn,|
on East Fifth street between "I mrr1
ard Poplar. A large number o. ,aphIa
,l,ts were made to the lady, lnG ;o"s " d
being laden down with provisions '.,,
every k kind. After singing ," s"."' ii
beautiful hymns the pafs: ss:hi,lreI
wishing Mira. Grnbb and her ''''
MANY happy DAYS.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
LIGHTS Waited ON . Bridge,

Navigators and other boatmen on the
Christiana creek complain Of the dark.
ness of Market street bridge. aud give
it as their opinion that proper lights
should be paced on the structure in
order that pilots can readily tell when
the draw is on or off, as they experience
some difficulty in observing this fact in
the absence of lights, especially on dark
nights. The old bridge was supplied
with lights, and mariners think the
new structure should be properly illu-
minated. The attention OF the Lew
Court is called to the above suggestion.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
school Notes.

The public schools Of this city vii
close for the summer vacation on th,
10Th of June.
The high school commencement vii
DC ned on the evening of June 25th
lhere will be IA graduates, q girls and
S..boys. '0
The examination for the Adams priz,
Medal will be held on the 9Th of ,Juu4
ihe written examination will begin il
.he Hlgh School on the 18th of June, il
the grammar schools on the 10th ol
June, and in the primary schools on tn,
18th of June.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Labor A1rIk 49,

Fifteen Hundred coal miners in Pitts.
burg in the third poni have refused to
acceii reduction of quarter of a
cent, and W u strike unless the district
prlce ~ pa'i, a delegate meeting il
TO be he'd n Monougohea city to con
slider h" disability Cf ordering gen.
era, s'r;ke on Che four pools
The stove manufacturers in pittsburp
havr ho;i't td their employees of a
fed"".j 80 "t IL per cent. in wages.
The N "'aim hat the reduction is un.
nee S-.,-l
SIX. ~" masons employed by Mich.
OILS X "'@l at Troy, New York,
tr' '' '"ineSday, because Mr.
ven ''rt the "eInand OF com
81 zee '' II" union that he disclose
ne Il" .. .hn person frpm whom il
vas r.ol1 i, ho received information
A reg ~ p certain debate at meet.
Ihg u. a. lniOu "
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Wilmington wins.

Last night a young man naI0 lio
Clark OF this city met the cnamplu ll,u
pool player, Walker of Kennel I'D G4u'li'
P.L., in a contest which TOOK pI%,sS s,a
The latter town, tor a stake OF S% ~.
side. II. W. Sasse, Of this rlty, 10 "c1 cO,
as referes. At the conclusion OF lne W.
t"st the score stood II to YIN 'a'o' 4.
Clark, 1t is understood that 'heIe''U, ,U,
or tpo more Delawareani whoAse ., "A h
ious to meet " alkrr in a coiI'' coi n,as
either SIS ors50 side. Time anu p'
70 be Iau;ua iy agreed upon
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
III ED|7I@|
hlnOkf n D,

James Petolide. n,o'' '''
! pellse, .a I; three Italianss'" wort wort. and j
Court upon the charpn = IN Munici
an, an assault : na i. on a @olored woman commit
from his home abou, & ne u was cal
,hs, n,s1t . cy :, a colored man, VII" Hb',oIk ,n;k
Ihat nnn. a riot was likely to Hn" taHl tod
rennsylvania avenue and Ihe place
lane between some Jta,ialu alu BalCro
gang of colored men, 'A' and a Ia
Cathcart immediately ,.,.n,
assistance and upon the "a1,sphonel
cessa cess Saer'r d, and McKendrick,,' ,''II ,n.n Of
eeen eeeita ID to the scene, where tbsn ,lsy y
ered an ang;y crowd or coi IIpy llso
gathered about frame !, hoo uolored d
about to take forcible pos"as';ad "as' and VI
on the arrival of the Office, 'a"n = rba,h
calm, when the offirery 'sney ens Oe's
house, took three of the occ"g un,gtei
custody and locked them '"pAGls uL y
police station, which no donh, "r IN
a serious riot, as the coIored nrs prevent
very indignant over the art;nn Hrn W
Italians and evidently + ,bri",s,Sf rH,s Of
: Their gore, The whole trouble 'a'n ase,.,
10 the testimony of one of tHs "'IUIa ~o,l
men, was that a strange O hn, 'v,ol vI,
good looking mula,to woma" ""' "a rat
ahe Va nous, mouse with the Italians, which way ~
ed their jealous feeling, and "I'n tL' 70
ABOUT to rescue her. when III" hay n''
arrived. " VI" poll
Inc woman gave her Kane eo.p
but she is also known as JnIi' '' "'9 T.l
son, and only arrived in WiImi,o VII 10y
yesterday. from Lyons, near In%.H
New York State, where She n"a' ,'.n
resided. The Italians had ,v;I' w'"e
sent for her to come to Wj,u,ipg,onn rnn
reside with them durmg their .'s"h' 'ru
IN" woman was accomparJpd hn
bright little girl, and pr4spntrG y
dHhaht appearance, especially vl.,
Warneh the several coIorth mon ',a,'
that they had better attend 10 ,hrr"
business. As the wolnr. wa~ Iigi
with the Italians Of her rn,n fra.
and the house being located o1,,IaI
tbe city limits, beyond the iurai,c,iI
OF the court, the case was Dismissal
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
mad fhts giUrDthg'

Alexander M tcheil died al t,' -, morr m
dence, No 424 Taylor sireet, th,s n,v witl
ing, after all Hines" OF hVe was u"asabol
ty phoid fever, The dec'asEu %"I "m"Ioys
Is years Of age, and has been W T~T:'B &
for several years in the ~ shons. w, spl
Railroad COmpanys G'i SnUast Sn sctl
was highly respected as an p'i He les,s
and industrious yonng man
a wife a, d an infant chi!d'
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Base Bait.

On account Of the rain yesterday th
=" ilmingtrn and Trenton clubs did no
play the scheduled game, but will play
the game this afternoon.
Tomorrow Memorial Day), th
Wilmington club will play champion
ship games in Newark, both mornin,
and afternoon.
The following gamrs were playet
yesterday
AT Allentown
Allentown. % 2O03 90 6 600 j l.
Nirginia..,l 3lll2 21Ol 100 0-.l
Base hits, Allen own, u; Virginia, 9
errors, A Allentown. 10, Virginia, 10.
Twelve innings.
AT Baltimore Baltimore, 4 Gin
cinna:i, 6.
At Washington - Louisville, 10
Washington, 3
At CinCinnati-Cincinua,i, T.,
National, U., 2.
At Pittsburg-CoIuInbus, 3 ALE
.gheny, 0.
At Springfield, Mass s-Amhersts, 9
Williams College, g
NOTES.
The Buffalo League Team played the
Meadville Amateurs yesterday, and
won after AL exciting game by score
of tO5.
The Alert base bal club, of Seton
Hall College, defeated the H.miltons,
of Newark, at Sonth Orange yesterday
by score OF to q.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Eleventh Ward Nsm,ua,,on

The Republicans of the Eleventh
ward met last evening and nominated
ex-Mayor Joshua Maris for city Coun
Gil, Thomas Curlett for Inspector and
Robert Russell for assistant Inspector
These are strong nominations and they
should all be elected.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
na.th From, Natural Ca"'''

Wednesday morning an 1isi ti at 'Lll
Kate Williams colored, "T TwcCaulleJ
mothers residence, 40 5lo ~ mo of A pby-
street, " ithout the attendance .''ee notified,
s"d ',Slan after Investigating the &C e',1 aa1na t
a certificate OF deaIu '''
CaIIHeH
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
To the Ladies'.

Mrs NJ. A. Fitzpatrick, formerly of
Philadelphia, has opened first. class
millinery store AT 306 King street, with
large assortment OF handsomely trim.
med hats for !anics and children Ladies'
are requested to call and examine her
hats and hornets.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
- ~ n.,y
Dnnut,i1cHu n Mccs'

A meeting of the ReputOi,ieaa%s' ca 3 o%',Ioet
to morrow (Friday) tvell,"I '.,1nr and 10;
northwest =" Invest corner Of Tay,op y,.o,anIance IAN Of
n9stnmsst c"st streets. A general a''e""'"'
tha rarty is requesteu.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
Tho w cath or,

For the Middle Atlantic States Fair
weather, northerly winds, higher ba
rometer. slightly cooler. Tomorrow
promises to be warmer and hazy.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
ParaOnal.

Graham Lemon, J, r, d I, NVHd N'1a"d, sc'I, 8
a wedding tour to 'his ms h,otber, iUot Da'l'
'emon s31 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
t'BasrUfLptI

In consequence OF IL" rain yesterday
the opening at MrKIFny's ice cream
garden on IL" brandy ~lne was post.
poned until next Wrdre day evening,
when, II the weather is favorable, It
will take place.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29

There will be very interesting game
OF ball tomorrow afternoon ut Will
n lngton base ha!l park, between the
Delaware F,." cub and MetropolitaD
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29

Fem & Cos thermometer registered
eserday, "a degrees at 8 p. m, 70 al
p. H., and G8 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29
AT
WANAMAKER'S
G r A n D ID E P 0 T.

| This is the day set to open
the sale of a large lot Of
Misses and Children'sW
Dresses.
1t is the entire balance OF
stock OF a leading manutac-
turer.
Impossible as it seems, the
prices run a little more than
a third off the usual prices.
A reduction like this comes
in first-rate where there is a
large family of children to be
fitted out.
Cambria dresses, picaied front and
back, tucked and rutlltd skirt, with
Hamburg trimming, only SOC, !; worth
81 %.
800 Camhric Dresses-simiLar 10 the
ahoye--mOrc deliberately trimmed, only
65c WEI worth 81 80.
Also large lots at ,5c., s5c., 81. 1928
and 81. 80 III beautitu! designs, very
e.aborateIy trimmed with Hamburg
edGing and Inserting, tucks, uttles,and
pleatiugS. This iot includes dresses sold |
this season as high as $3.50.
Ats to s. are large It's, cm braciug |
the choicest designs Of the season, in.
GLIDING Naiuso0k, India Muslin. Lawns
ami Dress oI all over Irish PoinC en-.
brodery, very rich well worth Sl2.
Do not let all the goods be sold while
you are thinking aboutit.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-29

StAte Of tho InerIn ON etep
:, ~" iEPJBLICAN Office In the shade q
600 10 O'Clock - o'clocl
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