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Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
musical ana nr.m..,e.

Herbert Sims Reeves, q son of the ten
or, Is a deplora bly, bad actor In Lon
don.
NJ. Victor Capoul, the we'll known ten
or, is to marry the daughter OF veal
thy English landowner.
Skipped by the Light of the Moon >
Is credited with having made over $780,
600 for Its owners last season.
Shakespeare, Byron, Milton, Dickens
Bulwer and Boucscault were separated
or divorced from their wives.
Louis G. Gottsch chalk, the American
baritone, has been engaged for an ope-
ratio season in St Petersburg, Russia.
A change has been made In the plan
of Nine. Risford, and she will not az
pear in New York city, until the mid
die OF January.
Nine. Carlotti Patti, the well-kpowr
singer, recently met with o serious &C
cident In Paris. She fell down stairs
and broke her leg.
The following Is said to be an infallibls
test: "When you see every body applaud
fnriously but wear relieved look when
1t is over, then you may be sure 1t il
classical music"
Christine N ilsson, who has got soc ial-
y higher than any other prima donna
OF her time, Is to spend week as the
fellow guest of the King of Sweden o,
plymouth castle the seat of Lady Brea.
delbane.
Janauschek will make prominent
feature OF her new play my Life, "
during the coming season. The talent.
ell lady has strong hopes of the play
and pronounces 1t her most powerful.
NO living actress is more capable Of in
terpreting strong plays.
The Able Franz List, the famous
pianist, has sent an autograph letter to
his friends denying the story that he
had become blind at Bayremth. He
says he Is able to work without diff.
Guilty. The grand duke OF Saxe-Wei.
mar has granted the Able an annuity
of 81 800
Miss Catherine Lewis promises comic
opera of more than ordinary excellence
for next season. She has occurred the
services of Henry Nordblan, the Swe-
dish tenor, who will be rem en- bered In
connection with the season of English
opera given by Nine Parepa Rosa in
This country Twelve or fourteen years
ago.
The publication of a rumor TO the .f
feet that Mary Anderson would ap-
pear az Imogen in Cymbeline,"
In London, next January has suggest
ed the remark that it will be her first
appearance in male character. or ratb-
er in male disguise. But 1t will NOT
be. Miss Anderson performed Ion :"
IN This country as part of her report.
ORE Tor three seasons
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
WALNUT STAIN /!

Alter 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
pest W alnIi Stain that has ever
been offered in this market.
We Lave it put up in quarter
pms, hall pints, pints, quarts
and any larger package you may
want.
Owes natural walnut finish
10 pine OF any other light colored
wood.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
The Truth About the Germans.

New York, Sept, 1l.-Within the las,
three weeks great deal of stress lai
| been laid on the statement given out a,
the Democratic headquarters that the
German vote was almost un 1t forCi.ye-
land. This evening gentleman who
stands high in the councils of the Ger.
man brewers and wine aud liquor deal
ers, said:
MY duty takes me through tho
state a great deal and here in til city |
come daily into contact win Germans
OF influence. | can say that at the
present moment the vote ofthe G ermaps
~ pretty evenly divided.
While majority of those are inter.
eSlea IN IL. hoer, wine and liquor trade
are Democrats. many of them will un.
doubiedly vote for Blaine. And unless
a great change takes place believe
mat Blaine will have ii L..j .tity in this
State. The anti. Blaine Republicans
are few and far between outside of New
YORK CITY. OF course, | know little
about outside States, although | think
II more than probable that If the Den,O-
Gratis are depending upon large German
accessions in Ohio, they will lie disap.
pointed.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

A special despatch to the Portlan,
Press from Augusta, says that tn,
vote Of Maine will reach 1920, ana
kobie's plurality over Redmond will b,
20,6l5.
Lee Crandall, editor Of the Natiopa
View, a Greenback organ in Washing
ton, was in Cincinnati on Wednesday
in consultation with several representa-
1--WE working men and others who favol
the eiec ton of General Butler. 1t i,
supposed the object of the conference,
was the organization of the Greenbacl
party in Ohio.
The Democrats of the Eleventh Dis
trict of Ohio have re-nominated Il. p,
Bland for Congress.
Rev. l. Mckinney, of Manchester
was nominated Tor Congress on Tuesday
by the Democrats of the First New
Hampshire District.
The Democratic Congressional Con.
vention of tie Fifth Louisiana District
met on Thursday and split, one faction
Illuminating j. Floyd King for re.elec.
tlon &c Congress, and the other faction
nomina ting Charles j. Boatner. Both
factions adopted resolutions endorsing
Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Prohibition State Convention of
Nebraska met on Thursday in Lincoln.
j. u. Miller was nominated for Gov.
ernor ny reclamation II. H.. Shedd,
the Republican candidate for Lieuten.
ant Governor, was endorsed, and five
st. John electors were nominated.
A convention of woman sufiraRists
OF broome county, New York, was held
on Thursday, in Binghampton. Ad-
dresses were made Ivy Mrs. DR.. Clar-
ence ). Lozier, DR.. Ida Lewis Dildine
and Dr. Abraham W. Lozier. A reso.
iution was passed thanking senator Ed.
win e. Holbsrt, Asseinblyman Alex.
q. Andrews and WIN. H. DIN for
supporting the Woman Suffrage bill,
and requesting their successors TO do
likewise.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
A Q2.OOO.OOO Rula

BUFFALO, Sept. lin the specjaI
term OF tie Supreme Court to-day a mo
ton was argued In the suit of the heirs
OF Arthur w. Fox against Cicero j.
Hamlin and others, of The Buffalo
Grape Sugar Company, 10 recover s..
100000, the value of eighty-six shares
OF stock and the damages Tor the loss OF
the use OF the stock for several wears.
in 1867 Fox & Williams began to make
sugar out of corn, and in 1874 with c.
~. Hamlin and his sons formed tho
Buffalo Grape Sugar Company.
Fox died the same day, indebted ia
The company in "A large sum. Arthur
u. Fox, the son, became the admipistra
tor ut the estate and perm tied the com
papy To hold eighty six shares of Crane
sugar stock in pledge for payment of
his fathers debts. The com pany al
lowed the administrators $450 per share
for the privilege and gave an agree.
ment in writing as to the condition of
the pledge. The plaintiffs claim that
the debt has been paid. Recently the
court perm tilted the examination of The
Hamlins before proceeding with the
trial. To-day the Hamlins' coun sci
moved to set aside the order. The
Judge reserved his opinion
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12


NAPLES, Sept. II. The situation here
continues of the most distressing char.
acter. The dreadful epidemic increases
hourly in II, ravages A feeling Of the
deepest gloon perva''es The CITY, and
the misery auu sutf ring among the
poor are simply appalling. King Hum.
bert was yesterday prevented from Wis.,
iting the poorer quarters Of the city.
In this city during the last twenty
four hours ending ut nine O'Clock this
evening here have been 966 fresh cases
and 1928 deaths from cholera. In the
province for the same time nineteen
fresh cases and fourteen deaths. At
other points, including Avellino, Ber-
gamo, Compobasso, Caserta, Cremana,
Cuneo, Genoa, Spez:a, Carrara, Parma
and Reggie there have been 1876 fresh
cases and 10 deaths. At Nouaro, Port
enza and Salerno thers has been one
death in each place.
ROME, Sept. 12.-One death il re-
ported here to-day from Asiatic chol-
era.
MADRID, Sept 1.-THE governors
Of the provinces have been ordered to
Gordon the districts infected with chol
era. and TO prevent the local officials
from forming lazarettos and imposing
quarantine regulations without the
authorities of tho government. The
bulletin OF the ravages OF cholera in
Spain for the twenty four hours ending
last night shows fourteen new cases
and deaths. There have beep twenty
seven deaths all told from cholera at
Mon forte since Septembe /.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, Sept. ll.-Nessels
arriving fIom Spanish ports will be
subject TO quarantine of ten days.
BERNE, Sep. 1.-THE Swiss authorities
have established vigorous quarantine
along the Italian frontier.
PARIS, Sept. IL. Reports from the
Pyrenees state that there were twenty
one deaths from cholera ON Wednesday
including fourteen very sudden at Est
oher.
ROME, Sept. II The general health
OF this city is excellent. The Catholic
sewspapers unite in literally euloeiz.
ing the bravery displayed by King
Humbert during his visit to Naples.
public subscription has been opened
in Milan to present to King Hum bert a
medal in commemoration OF his visit ~
Naples.
NAPLES, Sept. II. The situation here
has slightly improved. King Hum bf 1T
to-day again visited the hospitals, and
also the camps of the poorer classes The
municipal authorities, with the apIro-
val of the Archbishop, have prohibited
all religious professions. Two hundred
volunteers have offered their services to
the cholera hospitals.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
Wanted TO Nnoot ..r,er Harrison

LINCOLN, ILL.,, Sept. li-Carter Har.
rison, Mayor OF Chicago and Demo
cratic candidate tor Governor OF Hi.
nois, while holding a reception at the
Commercial House here last night, at
the invitation of the Demo rats, came
very near being rendered cipher, not
only in the present campaign, but in
all future struggles.
Among the callers was Colonel j. NJ.
Hough, formerly of Chicago, who
wanted to bet Mr.. Harrison be would
not be elected Governor. He persisted
until lie became u nuisance, when he
was removed. He went home and Sc
cured his six-shooter, intending to en-
phasize his argument with Harrison,
but before be regained admission, he
Was arrested. He was released through
the efforts of his friends. The Colonel
is wealthy and prom inent man, and
the affair created considerable excite.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
FOURTH EDITION
The Opera House.

This evening the initial performance
of the great London melo drama, EMIT
led, A Hoop of Gold" will be given
at the Opera House, and as the weather
promises to be cool, theIe is no donbt
but the house will be crowded. The
play throughout abounds in stirring
scenes and most thrilling situations,
The former have been especially painted
for the company, and in every sense are
fully up to the best that have ever been
presented IN this city. The company is
an excellent one, the artists showing
all the elements of trained schooling,
while the story of the play Is finely
drawn and Handsomely interpreted.
There are five thrilling acts, each Civ.
ing something that wins applause, both
in scenic and dramatic effect. The play
deserves patronage, and Manager Baylis
Is entitled to the thanks of the patrons
of the drama for securing its presenta.
ton in this city. 1t will bs performed
tonight, tomorrow night and Saturday
afternoon, and those who miss seeing Il
will miss one Of the finest dramas of the
season.
Monday evening Baker and Farron
will appear in their new four act spe.
cialty entitled, 1.-THE Em igrants." This
play was written specially to Introduce
the two stars in their specialties, songs,
and dances, and is filled with fun from
the rise Of the curtain until 1t drops on
the final act.
Tuesday evening Catherine Lewis,
the queen of comic opera, will appear
in her latest operatic success, entitled
Madame Boniface." Miss Lewis will
be supported by talanted company of
thirty first class performers.
Saturday night, the Goth, p" The Two
Johns, Will BE- presented, with all their
side-splitinR com icsl iiies.
Bennett ~ MunIton'S comic Opera
Company Will commence au engage
meDt or one week on Monday Il light, tie
22nd, during which they will present
+" The Mascotte," Olivette," q" Billee
Taylor" and The ChIines of Nor.
mandy" As the admission will only
be 10 cents, or 20 CENTS for reserves,
there is no doubt of there being crowd
ed houses.
Wednesday evening, October LIST,
Cromwell's Art Entertainment com.
mences an engagement of four nights.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
Dots.

IL. II. Ewbanks, cashier Of Ii
ware National bank, Is very III.
The brandy wine Cotton mills.
by William NJ. Fields, vi, be M
again on Monday,
| A satisfactory test Of the heat
paratus Of the new aimsh1a.e NJ
yesterday.
| Margaret McCafierty 1a, al
letters OF administration IN III
of Rosauna McCafferty, latp oi n
| Persons wishing bargain ,lit
fail To attend the public -a,r 0
Poole, No. 30 Shipley -tr-ef to.
at A O'Clock p. III.
| Constable Prifchett yrsterla
the stock ard fixtures Of John
awning establishment 20 -atlsfI
Tor rent. The safe Melted about
The Bayard Legion will bang
large Clev-laud auu Hendiek,
on Saturday. Appropriate I'd
will be delivered.
The Garrett Literary ASH
made an excursion 10 Capr Ma
morning on the steamer Repu0
was well attended,
Joseph Hogan. ,hs crazy
man, who was locked mp IN The
station yesterday, has b''s1 sent
insane department OF the a.la'ho
The Rev X. II. Adams, pastel
Paul's NJ. L. church, having 70
from his vacation, viii be preseII
weekly prayer meeting 'hi' even
The fire In BlaCkhiri l9Festl
ported on Monday 'ast, vas siilI
ing yesterday, and a arg+ alilo
valuable timber has b,en destIol
II is reported that 7 y Merit
prietor of the European hsieI, la
the fixtures and leased The h
Joseph Vanarsdale, an old Long
hotel keeper, who Wi! iiNa pos
about Novem Der /.
A tramp uuder the nHlrnc9 .
or in attempting tojumpolI a III.
freight train yesterday nlaiea =
escape fron being drawn ''l''
wheels. He was dragged 'or
distance.
Sheriff Merdn yesterday so,'
acres of land in APnoqnlulh!iTrA
dred, belonging 10 " '''i'li !,
deceased, to Edwin Morgan W,
Also a tract Of land containing y
in the same Hundred, be ohe's1
James V. Moore,fo Preston Lea I
Owing to an accident Oh fns y,
Railroads Of New jersey !esy,
between Port Clinton ah" 4 4
Chunk, the return trip OF ut"'ui
had TO De made ny u. y
route, which CAUSED a decay u y y
hours, the excursionls's hol o.
home until 2 a. III. this ulOruihe'
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
20 Y E AIRS

Nhe reports from the use OF Swift's Specific
Il -. 5. - In tho treatment OF Cancer
continue 10 be wonderful. There seems 10 be
no doubt that II is o positive specific for skin
Cancer or Epfthelioma.
:" For twenty years suffered from a Cancer
on my neck. Patent Potash and Mercury
Mfxtsres ted instead of cC ring the Oancer
lost thc se ny arms and the upper part
OF my bpd'. NJ general health was lrol en-
uoWn arh ~ life yrs fr,imired Of $. :. s.
curec ne - GaIu i Tai, now lease OF
NE u gave 70 me Lutt b, measured by an '
monetary Valre. on-r -, HE and the sun
port VI nv family u Ss. ms :. ,ecitio.''
W. X. RUBlss, n, Ia, itboro. Ga.
:. Mr.. Brooks. noar Albany, was hopslessly
lhlctei with Cancer. 1t had cd ten tbrou h
MS nDsc into his mouth and throat. The time
OI NE death was only ques ton of a very
snort time. He PA ed for death, his suffer.
rug WAS go great. ) ;. : has had a wonder.
ful ,feci en- hin. Bis Improvement Is SO
great that We all feel sure Il his being ner.
iectly cured IN iim.. W. II. GILiSERT
Albany, ia.
our ires tie on Blood and Skin Diseas.
hliled Tree t. applicants.
fIiE SWIFT SPECIFIC Cu..
A. drawer d, Atlanta,(ia
n ufnts, l5s " I'D ST., betw cen 9Th
ana I'm ,.Vss.; i'niadelphia Offico. la0i
Chestnut 81
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
READ OUR QUOTATIONS

2l8 Ladies Muslin Skirts
tucked and ruffied. SIC.
Ladies Muslin Skirts
tucked and ruffied, 44c.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts
tucked and ruffled, 47c.
Ladies' Muslin Skirts
tucked and ruffied, Gle.
These four numbers are
much under price.
| 327 Ladies' Chemise a,
23, rs, 35, 80 and 43c. The
best bargains ever offered
81 Ladies' Muslin Gowns
at So and 64c.; not quite the
cost of material.
l03 Ladies' Muslin Draw
ers at 33, 80, 43 and 49c.No
garments were ever offered at
these prices.
Over 300 Ladies' Calico
Wrappers at 4S, 10, Is and
SIC, and ST.. These garments
should stll in three days.
2lS Gents Summer Draw
ers at %, 33 and soc.
Is Gents Balbriggan
Gauze Shirts st SOC: worth
81.
ll6 Children's Calico
Dresses at 25c.
e06 boys cambria waists at
40c,
"A Misses Mother Hub
bard Cambria Dresses at the
low figure OF Acc.
II pieces White Damask
and Turkey Red Table Lin
en- a, 40c.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
FIT 7 H EDI7I.
sain Day Al Norr,,,

| H. c N"triAtBH n
c ane feature Of the Montgon~'n
centennial that was expsS huIF =,
crowd to Norristown W., w,' 10
which occurred yesteriav 'ns
weather was favorable IN ,h ~
anu the result was that Nor rue q
crowded : with thousands Of i's y,
aux, TO see the largest nar W
ever occurred in the county "' %a
mo ming trains from ditferen, Il
vi s1e !, county came in long sqciiodj
81 10 the steps. Fourteen c. srion
iron, III o1,l aa,nsdale, and the train va ~
1iheaiately returned TO brino NV VI
h hss, who had been obligej t ~
Philadelphia were also craaa
people. 'o ''o"ds
Norristown was n n,s.
bunting. All the buildinp ~ aIs
route OF the parade were de a a
OF them extensively. Govsrn"I
rants residence, besides thu e'u nu
ora,ions, had an immense aao a,
on the lawn, with the fiyur "as
1854" formed out of sma'lar '' a
tached TO it.
Among the visitors vera
knights OF the Golden Eapla
mand Of Grand Chief John r
~ who left this city ys,ts-d,{
ing Oh the steamer FELTON,. Tn3
arrival In Philadelphia ,hey w
~ the " harf by delegation AZ
delphia Knights and escor,sJ
ana 'ireen streets, where A ny
boarded for Norristowu. mi
regiment band, who played
NorristowA Hose COMPANY and
gation from the Friendship Pi
pany, left here on an ear,y
train.
The procession, which va. in
viAions, started about N & IN
lowing order
committee of Arrausemer
officers and Council Of Norri.,n
and a squad of Indian ch,ldrs
the Carlisle training school .ecl
vision, civic societies, inclndin
knights of the Golden Els,
Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and New Castle. IA large deIep
odd Fellows, knights Of hi
and other secret and benericalo1
lions; third division, the ioca A
Panies and visitors from philal
wilmington and the surroundin
try; fourth division, display N
on wagons. The procession wa
miles or more in length. with q
marching abreast, The viii
visitors speak in high terms
event, and give the ladies' high
for their kindness 10 thu visitors
nishing them with free zee wa'eJ
the route of parade.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
An out poor fs'r

Eli Crozier, Presided 81 II Ioo
People will bold i''iT on' earn,
the Plains OF Abraham ' an
Adams and Ches nut . ST., fol
day (to-morrow) "'te ,I,iup boy.
benefit of the orphan soi'ie, Il III.
asks all who are 'avorapie ,,, ,o fol
memorial chamber suit
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
BEFORE the Judge

Last evening a 1oyear' GA l o..
William Cunningham. was og ~ rcs
Cum mlus charged with 'he i"i ri,
So from Jo,lrdan's sa.oon al n ar
and Lombard streets. le NJ, IN
was conclusive, and the you,p'S%i
prit was held In $500 bal ~ -
pearauce al Court ,,. ga
This morning Frank hivr,' We
81 and costs for d,unkenhtS'' al
Frank Sints, a sDlaii oo!' was h.
with disorderly conduct :" The,
checks at the Opera 'tou~ .,,nd
dismi ssed him with a Iepfl''i'"'
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
ESsTITUTE-rrof Kline.

ANtER INSTITUTE-Prof Kline. py
~ MS Lectures, Investigations, Scientint
Treatments and immense practice, stands
prominently unrivaied and Is acknowledged
authority On Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by his great Sliesvl.
icat Cancer antidOteS, are recorded No
knife, caustics, loss Of bloos, or fearful treat
ments required in removing the largest Of
cancers or tuniUrs. For particulars send fol
free Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline. psl Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa
>ep ar" OF Initiating frauds svsrywrers
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
{JEKSUSAL.

WEAK and developed parts u the humnL
body enlarged. de yeloped aud strepgthepei
ETC., Is An Interesting advertisement iouu run
IN our paper. In reply to inquiries we vii
say that there ia no evidence VI numbny
about this. o. the contrary, the advertisers
are very highly endorsed. lnterestef per
soma may get sealei circulars. giyiny n.
particulars, by addressing Erie Gedical 90,
7. y. Box 5ls, Buffalo. New Yura.-ioied
Evening Rec H., 90,
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

MAkRpNEN-Du The I'm gnsi-. NeIUe
only daughter gfC + ana Mary + Nlarro
ney, aged IL years, 3 months end II DAYS
fuDefal from the residence II her parents
sla west an street, Oh SATURDAY The .;th IN,
Services At 30 o,tiork r u. fnter.nent A,
hiYerview cemetery
PAtTON-On the 10Th n, t,eanore wife
81 lohn Patton, aged 81 carr
Relatives and friends lrs Respectfully in
Yited 10 attend the iuner.l tr0m the ros,d ,.nce
oi her husband, NO. scr West ~tyth street
on sunday. the 'ith int. at O'clo,R in
terneDt at hiveryiew cemetery
Asleep in Jesu', blessed sleep,
From which n1te ever wake to weep
a calm and undistlrbed repose
tnbroken by he last OF foes.
II 1LER-ln this city On the 18th inst Ma.
y Ether, eyed 2gyesrs. - -'
relatives and trends of the family are
,.eNpectIuliS invited Ia attend the iuneral
mpm The res dence of her mother, No. sI5
hanisch street, on Monday at 3 o'clock D. IN
a'ton' Pa, papers please copy.
~ hk-ln this city. gu me Nth mat wal.
,er II burk. Eged SO year,!
E'ucs VI fut eral " II he given
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
..-...x,ue Il cities.

We have a very large lol o -, The
lined kettles for presel VIE ~ than
cost price for msnuia,n ,'.nts 10 ID
AZ cents ; 8 quarts, >: ctn ,', ss
5t 6 cents u quarts, 20 crn,, 81 At, sIrs
China Bazaar, No. 800 h"f'o, "
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
N Office.

Democratic nomination NH i" b. he be
precinct, Second Ward ..d %,'' saiu
boprs of ~ and / O'Clock, 'Iobn
tbe Judges. Joshua Pyle w."
John Doordan.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

ALERT NJ. Allen, who resides at No.
9l' West Fourth street, met with seri.
Gus accident this morning, which will
confine him to the house for some time.
ne vas at the gas house when one of Tho
hea'y tanks fell upon his feet, crushing
bolt OF them IN fearful manner. He
was conveyed to his home and DR.
Eooeifs summond to dress the Injured
members.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
..,uroed Home.

George W. Lockwood .,,,a :, so%s a nine s al"
have been spending SOIL. ,bis rity, aD'
Md. have returned to tn as the the bisla,
Ess.: ss:,. 'sEg'E: a
found by his friends anu
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12
AksRiE.B

Observation-Disclosures 5.h. l.sl in
Ph'lad lphla, By Key. G.. r. Turner. !. a
Wilson, ana nj F.. Maguier tom 70; vii
mingtpn lbei.
- y ELL-M MILLION the 10th .rs... by
The Rev. W l.. :. hu-ra;, Mr. ArtUr
Powell to Mrs. Alice Megae. bot. u ms
'''''
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

r or tue Reading Fair, Thursday, Sen.
EN- Der 20. The exhibition will abound
ia attractive 'ovelties, coip bination
ol pleasure, amusement and instruction
proVerbial in "Alt Berks." See adj YER.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

102s Pine street, store. s2so
coz 4-o-S-l0 East 18th street, $50
3oo-24-6 East 18th street, $50
l0OT-9 Church street, no
SO 26- % Bennett street, lup
S32-34 Spruce street, 100
s04-9os Del. ave, eao,
| S3l Church street, store, 22O
3l3 East Sth street, store, 200,
southwest cor. sth and Wilson streets, $50,
iols-2o Walnut. Ho,
1870 -22-2l-2, W. 9Th street, loSI
1898 w. 9th street. store, I2b,
1909 W. 9Th 'troet, j5fC
1871 ia,
|lll3 ieW
leC3 .,oo,
2l2-gl7 AGO.
2ll " .1nf
lo22 Pine street, 1S,S
1909 West Front street, 1TA
isl2-l4-ls w. Second street, 1850
40 Jefferson street, 4sO6
sOt-o West 10th street, 1000
1913 Trenton Place, 9s0o
I-9-i3 East END street. 100
1913 Weststreet. ,eoO
107 Wollaston street loo0
s3e-2s W It'll street, ION
lO6-T -
$40 East 18th street, isS
l2os-l2 W. Sth street, 1000
s ~ Jackson street, 5000
5 5.s Madison street, 2iSo
80 W. eth street, 7SO0
SOL w. 2sd street, store. b5o1
US BENNETT street, l20
sth and nion streets, store lTb0
Sth and Bayarf avenue. l2io
l.3l West sth street, 5000
Ills West Ion street, isG0
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

We nave reduced all our lipht
neoe"ear that wa, formerly fly 10
e"eDLy .hve cents Ocheltret & Grin,
PIN, 6l7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

The finest, best fitting, and most
satisfactory shirt i'll every particu 10 r
at one doilar,in the city. Ocheltree &;
Crippin, 6i7 Market street
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

Inc place to get your gold watches is
at Baynard's, Fifth and Market stree,s.
Daily Republican., 1884-09-12

good clean coal. ''A0 pi'oo ior