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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

Oeloma, Mich. Nov. 3, leGn- 4.
]. keodall 4 Oo.-0sets: Acespl thanks
tor oirs1lass. which help - consider
ably. We Are selling large amounS q
your ksodstre SPAWN Curs, which gives
great Atisfaceioo. We ass authorised
70 ay for Mr.. A. II. Sutton. . farmer
nea4 here. II have ussd ix bottles of
Kandall's SPAWN Cur. and cored -
many spavins well marked) On di9ee-
sns hosssA l onosider il . ssmsdy nsvse
equAlsd for spavina az rine6ones.
voars truly, Ryno 4 0uana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

Jeminal weakness. Inpotency. night looRM
h1 dreAmA plmples en the faco and lo0(
Manhood can positively b CURED. IN
dck an1 a6licted ehould not fail . OH q
him. Ths Doctor hes travelled excessively
y tafoPe and in:pested thoroughly IL
yaSlo1s hoplfAls Tiara obtalning . neal
deal e valuable information, which s r
competent 70 impaxt . those IN ned a
BIZ 6Rvicea. Dr.. Qtbboa Will nake %
cAaRge unleD - eGeots . cure. RuUoM
It diseanoe may - cured q hosaA An
oommunioation1 strictly confidential Yo0
- 10 90 bot he Doctor. Persoas WriI
q tAe paper tAey 80 Ais adveFtissmea9i n
CAAEgeo Eea0r1Ahao. Call a Writo, IA
dgeD d. y. 0lR10N. p. O. boa III, 81
yt1ao!aoa ssad ~ tcr peckaee 8
modsosna. 3d&W0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22
kendaII's Spavia cul

WHsF Euoosunan. w., Yse. ~
B. J KGucall 4 Ce.-0ests: 49, n
ego I Injured my knee just ve1oe
onlarg. ment 70 grow The Oh. q ~
nut, and caused me very ssvsse
time for four or ave vssks. vhse -
uss Kentlsli's apavtn Ouss w. ~ ~, sA
isfsctoFy results. II hae ooo?e 49,
~ enlargement and eee0pe1 u sse5
and pain. I have lOas kso0n -
lent for horses. but SOW hnovn
best Imminent for human 80 ~ W'
qusiDted With. Yours 6uiX
KENOALl's SPAWN cvHs
Il sure in IL s6kcts. mild b ~ s.
docs not blister, yss 10 70 pxnS - q
powerful 10 reach even 49, - ~. 49,
70 remove any bony own @ 49, -
Dsuis. such - spsvins. ePlinu sA
lous, spssins. sveliin01. ~ eey .N q
all enlaxgsnents of theb eo1o -
for Yhsum attsm In nan. md - ~ r
for which . Itnimons 10 usso -
boast. Il 10 DOW knoVD - - " =
msnt for On svse used. eeesne ~
end sddrsss Sor Ilfu tast.l ol!e.Iae. Ss.ss
We think ewes positive DsOce = 49,
No rsmedy hss Svee mee v9eo = ~ r
I'D suoesss 10 oar knovlsaD~ -
vel - man. Al
Prios q rsr botals. - best!s. = 80
druegis1s have II e. eea ~ y ~ -
vlll s. ssat - any e0dTes @ ses ~.
- ths psopsts4osa, Da D .
nnesS1res ~. ~auoouUga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

NaRAA FROM DATE. AND IN
A til further notice, steamer
2!3$ Gypsy will make regular
semi-monthly trips direc
to New Westminster. b. c.. sailing from
New Tacoma on the LIST and 18th Of each
month. CALI & at Seattle for fright.
c. +. CLANCEY, agent.
A. L. STOKES. A. s. of T.. NOS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

A CoNuxDsuA.-Why 10 Il that the
washington lssritosy Employnsot b.
reeu 1lls % many osdsSs Ter halp
Why, because they make no changes,
and ell orders - ordered. and b. inc
The only psrmansat instisotion in tho
Territory. ja3l I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

A RnzIns LAVA I'LL has becu In.
tsodussd 10 OooGrsss IN protect esetlefs
upoa The Northern PasiAe lands vhd
looaooa upnu go pogltonD - Woso 1u(
patsutsd 10 The oompan, psioe
% J0ly IN. M. 1hs bill peovi1o that
il a saoh oAsse IL eomoany oAAli -
ospt $40 Per ARE from suoA oettlers,
provided he title - The aaus b per-
fscesd within eighteen months after the
passage Of the 90. The Nosthsrn Pa
otAs Company, hOvsvsr. hes he Option,
Il u deotfeo. - ACCEPT Other lAnes IN
lieu Of those thus appropriated, IN
which oAso ~ pes-smOeion price at
e2.W per acre eoss 70 The eVvsgnueas.
The objsst of ths bin 10 70 prevent the
company from ehArRina extogsiooato
psioss for land ~ aee1al ssstless Who
looAtsd upua thsas 1npAtsaesa laads BE-
fore the line Of he Posd Waa ds0nitoly
fmdependsMf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22
ISLAND ROUTE.
SEATTLE,
PORT TOWNSEND AND SeA0lANN0O

R%m EVAN Ell.
S Ell. F. BEECHER. Master
Carrying the U. 3. mails and Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'s express. will leave Yesler's
wharf every Monday and Thursday, at !
.. M. and Port Townsend 1t 10 q. M. for
Semiahmoo. calling at San Juan. Lopez,
Friday Harbor. Eureka, Roche Harbor,
Orcas. East Sound, Guemes, Anac0rtes,
Returning will arrive at SeattlS abou,
noon every Wednesday and Saturday.
Fare to Port Townsend, -; to Semiah
moo. q
The Evangel calls at Useless Bay, Wild.
BY Island, with freight and passengers.
every Monday from Seattle. and evei y
Saturday from SemiahmOo.
Fer freight or passage apply to
GkO. HI. EOSrER Avepf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

FOR DYSPEPSIA and livsr con.
plant, yoa have . printed guasantss O
every bstals At ShiloA's Vitalixss. u
never fails - sara 4 B. 6esvaFs, drug
giG1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

Faxxoxr, Ohio. Jan. =. ~ -
Kendall 1 Co., 0ssts - tlin1 u
70 render zoe my thanks To- -. ,
ats which have derived ~ - -
hls and far famed srAvia OUs. ~
aad I bed . valuable eeaIltsos
which had vsry beA spevia. - ~
noancsd ~ four sniDsoe 49, ~
- donc Sor svs2 AZ !: - sesah r.
my cousin 70 Try bottle d koAA,rS
bottle cursi IL and the horss = - -. ~
Dr.. Dick, Of Rdinburgh. ~ - ~ I
mary surgeon, vas sn ssele q -
take great intsesst In aastee1o0
sion. YOurs truly. IL. A.:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

ARE YOU MADE miserable hv iudi-
RsstiOn. oonstipatioo. dixxinso. Ion Of
Appetite, and yellow skinp SAiloh's
vhAlissg y . positive easA Ar 0eSv-
a., dmosis NEs*
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

"HACKAErACK," . lasting and fra
grant perfume. Price = and 10 csuts
4. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

ALEX. KENNEDY, NJ. D.
GRADUATE OF THE ROYAL COL
" lego Of Physicians and 4urReens.
Kingdom, Canada. Once In Sulitvans
blSck next door to DR.. Graase) Front p.
Seattle. Office hours. 3 to IL Q. m. and
n n. m. na@ u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

h eaaehnADd Osuuu Cylindss, Svus
81 sn6 s1Aes lshsinaains ~ = Maid
4 OnnpAalTA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22
OORRR~PONDRNTs,
TO THE UMF0RT INNATE
n 01nnn1IlN


Uu0pIJ NV.
e39 Keorney -.
corner Of ComRae
cial q. San FrGn
DISCO. oi1ahliahod
In 1884 for the
treatment of Sex
ual and Seminal
'DisoaseA such q
'0oeosfh0A 0leee
S1iceurN. 9yphnil
H. Al H.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

SPERAATORRHGA. INPOFDgW m
Cured On the Inssalnsus ~,
Seminal weakness
Manhesd ResssrsA.
elect. Ssriessrs.. s,psa,s
all Its ssaGes and Gsrua
Chronse and special 6,,e.s.
The cheapest trsasue.a 4. ~.
UniteA states.
W.
Because evsvy ~ Isss pays a.
Doctor hls oblSgasisa bsess, n 1.
Aue. the BEST ssga Of saslaGsss>s..
No eatchpesny n.ssvua ssi6
fe2dAwu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

P0Y9ICI AN8 AND SUWGEONS.
~ A. BALLOON. n. B.. n. G. p. AND
U. =. (CanadaD; graduate Of the UNI.
versity OF New Yo.k. 1875; gradnate OF
the Bishops University. Montreal. lSS3
late surgeon inter- Colonial Railway. New
Brunswick. In addition TO general prsc-
tice I Win Rive partic liar attention to
general sursery, deformitiea. diseases OF
the spine, langa and diseases o. females.
ONCE. Sl6 Front street. over Clayton
Bros. Dry Goods Store. Seattle. W. y. ocll
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22
NEVADA SOCIETY.

p&aui.AR lrExflsos Or TnH
Ne. l. Y.slst-leary enildipg. every Tuee.
day. commencing q IN p. M. shArp All
forInor Eogtdont1 a Nevada Aro invited %
attend and bEcome H4mbem q ~ 20
o';xtsh nAv.Ds G 80 = LYON fr s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

tursT Year,, such g Lo0 q nsnssy, kM.
tude, Nocturnal HmissionA Avou1oo = y
oiety, Dimness Of Vision, Nsiao = ~ - |;
the vital fluid passing un0hoarva1 = ~
urine, and many other disoaso ~ { -
insanity and death.
DIR. AINTIE will sgrss 10 ios1ste RNs ~
DRIED DOILARs for Q caDo q II ~ -
VITAL bESrORArIv1 tasA9 ~ Vs.hl
advice and treatmsntl viii ~ ~ = -
anything impure or injurioa9 tegn1 , y
DR. NlNTIE treats ell pIivaie 01osoDo -
cessfully without msrcuy. Cousg1Sssoe
FRx8. Thorough sxaniaatioa 81 e1vsA
including analysis Of urine. y ~ .
VITAL klsroRATIyB, - bseelo. - - -
the quantity, $40; sent 70 say aA1I.s -
receipt Of prics, or @. O. D., ssease heo
servation, and In privsts NAM, u 49,, y
Ar NJIfIA - y,
II Ksarny strest. oan vnneDA ~
SAMPLE BOTTLE nm
Sent on application b. lstt4 sl.al1 -
toms, SEX and Ago. Oonuueasasaas ~
oonAdsntiAl.
DIR. NINTIR's KIDNEY lI1llDy. M.
RETlUUM, cuses all kinds e 49, -
Bladder Oomplainta, 0onossA0A. 01a1 -
cesrhoa. Fer sale BY eli 1sumtsA; y -
bottle, ak bottles for g.
DR.. NINrIE'S D,NDRL10N MI =
the best and cheapest DYSPlPdgA - ~
lUUe cure In The nssbet Ne ~ u -
druegis,s.
All orders for nsd.s,ns 10 o. o. - =
accv mpanisd with 81 - gHasnnso -
fsith which vill b dsdueesa vAeo
ego 10 ahipped.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

DRS. A. d 81. B. BA0LhY.
uOMGPATHIsTs. sEATTLH w. T:
III d.. H. B. Bagley. late Professor o.
PRINCIPLES and Practice a Surgery In the
Nichi1nn Central Medical College, win
make Operative Surgery and Surgical
Oisooeoo Q specialty. and win attend TO
calls In any mart Of the Sound. nv5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

PeoengerB and freight cars Of the C.
lumhia & Puget Sound Railroad win leave
~ :. n. and 3 p. m. Arrive It Rsnton =
SO z m. and p. m. Arrive at Newcastle
at $50 q. 10. and p. m.
Returning. leave Newcastle ct 10 q. n.
and 5 p. m. Arrive ct Renton 1t ll:l5 q,
n. and 6A6 p. N. Arrive at seattle q Q
%. and I p m.
Depot King Street. Foot Of Second stree.
Ftp. WEYMOUTH, ASH. Stunt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-22

rroS s; \; Coue,
commerc,si and Nm stSsess, Vim Pro.
tice In the supreme Court oi the United
Ssates and Ill the Courts q Washington
Territory. st je70
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01
HOTIUEs.
NyOTlCE-sCHuoLE ELECTION.

An election FOR members ofthe Board OF
held on SATURDAY, May Sd, 1884 Polls
will be open at twelve or thirty minutes
thereafter, and close at six p. 10.
The Inspectors OF the precinct IN wbich the
elec hon is TO be held In the ward VIII hoid
tho school election. .
Members TO be elected and places Of voting
are az follows
FIRST WARD-One member for two
years. Polls, old No. 10 School House, SEQ,
Ond near Washington street.
SECOND WARD-One member Tor two
wears and one member for one year. foiis'
FELTON, House, Second and Walnut streets
ThIRD WARD-Ore member for two year,
and one mem per for one yenr. Polls, Pubic
School House No. TO- corner Elm and ADAM
| streets
| FOURTH WARD-One member for two
wears. Polls. Public School House No. L
corner Fifth aud Pine streets.
| FlFra WARD-Une member for two year,
Polls. Public School House No9 Eishtf
and WOllastOn streets.
| SIXTH WARD-.Une member for two year,
Polls, Public School House No. 3, Walnut
above Twelfth street.
SEVENTH WARD-One member for w
years Polls. Public School House No.
corner Eleventh and Washingt streets.
| EiGHTh WAkil-One member for two
years. Polls, Public School House No. 5, cor
her Seventh and Spruce streets
| NINTH WARD One member tor two
years Polls. uld Academy.
TENTH WARD-une member ior t"'
years Polls, Public School House NO.
| bar iaon above Third street.
| ELEVENTH WARi-'ine member io
two years. Polls, Public School House No
| 10. corner Oak and Harrison streets
HENRY B MORROW,
a23- lot Secretary BoardOi Public Education
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01
Jne Wheat Trade.

The wheat supply Of this country and
the exceedingly low prices at which II
is selling has become a question OF vast
inheritance to cur farmers anu wheat
growers, for it cannot be supposed thai
there is much in wheat tor III" farmer
at a dollar and less uHnhel foui
wears ago the United States supplico
Great Britain with scventy-fve per
cent, Of all the wheat and -four import
ed lv that country. A year later the
quantity furnished fell Oft TO Slxty-nihe
per cent. Two years ago it felt htty-
five per cent, and last year it was only
forty-six per cent. Reduced to busheis
the figures show that while we sent
Great Britain 93,OOO,OOO bushels OF
wheat in 1881, we sold her only 14,ooo,-
oOO in 1888 This has not been the re-
snlt of a diminished demand on the part
of the English people for wheat, but On
the contrary their necessities increased
during the very period named, as IN
1881 she imported 1856, ,0O0,o 600 bushels,
and in 1883 il Increased 10 l60 900
bushels.
This shows that the United S'atc'
has lost its grip on the English gram
markets. other nations nave S'eple"
in and occupied the field. ltuSsla, "n'
sold Great Britain only S,OO0,0oo buSll'
cls in 1881 increased that amount t'
y .OOO, 600 III lSS3,an increase OF l9,"'o'
600 bushels III three years, ana 'le eH
act amount of which our own eXp"r"
fell off. The additional supply OF -,
600, 900 needed 10y Great Britain Wer'
supplied by India and Austria ,''r'
is something in these figures not l'e"S
ant To contemplate, as it was throne
our large exports Of hreadStniis tl"' III
balance of trade since 1880 has Deeh >
largely in our favor until now /
rnI,d he so still if our wheat export
ho1 remained at their old figures
What then are th" reasons why
cannot put wheat into England as chea
as Austria and India:
There are two causes operating aSh'n'
no One is the cheap labor OF ,ho'
countries. and the other is the gamblln
IN GRAIN 1t is difficult to see now u
iohor of farmers can be red ed lo"'
than what it now IS. A'n''c law
cannot compete with the ch'"p '"o''
other countries. DolIar wheat
micht leave a small margin OF proI
FIR the growers, but nothing ior u
speculators, and without the ia''er
seems almost impossible to get the cr'
Of wheat into the market. ~
sneculation that brought tabouf the pre-
cnt stagnation in the Wh''' i''"'I s,I ~, nn,
Our wheat crops Tor seVer'i S,"
past have been very large ana we we IL, III
a. very large surplus that had to De 'o'
Ignoring this fact the Spectators = p
mn prices OF wheat to high lsureS' a
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

4 WATER Commission and thirty
Thousand dollars increased take, Will
follow ~ Democratic Council, if enc
should be elected at the approaching
city election, and the economy that has
marked the two past years otl;epubllcan
rule if Il Republican Conrcil is elected,
Which will the people choose?
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

THE Philadelphia Record closed the
seventh year of its existence and issued
double sheet to-day giving in minute
detail the full particulars of how such
large paper can be issued for a cent.
We most heartily congratulate the Re
cord upon the great success that has
crowned its efforts, and which it fully
deserves
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

THE total failure of jim" kecne,
the Wall street broker and notorious
gambler in grain at New York, yester-
day, will be hailed with general salts
faction by the people who have been
compelled to pay two prices for bread
The country could stand several more
such failures, and the people, outside OF
margin gamblers, would not feel in th'
least sorry.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01
Wilmington Loan association.

Tie Wilmington Loan Associatlon
held its eighteenth annual meeting
Tuesday evening in the Maris building
when the following officers were elect,
ed President, d II. Kent Vice
President, II. G, English ; Secretary
and Treasurer, George G. Maris D.
rectors, Frederick Beck, Albert l.
Jones and John PIersOn ; Auditors,
Thomas j. Lawson and Henry G.
English. John =. Spinger, tue Old vice
president, declined a reelection and
Edwin W. Jackson director whose
time expired had withdrawn.
The value of each share in the sec,
ond ries, now twelve years Old, Is
Sl9903.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

NOTICE Y, JOHN w. SM TIL, TIE
~ tenant OF the house situated at No. lm'
Market street in the seventh Ward ar 'he
city Of Wilmington, county of New Castle an
state of Delaware, In compliance with The re-
|auircinents of the arrs ofthc General Assembly
in such casr made and provided, d" hereby
we notice that shall apply in writing to III,
curt OF General Scssiuus OF the ftace ana
Iail Delivery of the Stat Of delaware In anl
,r New Castle County, On Monhay, the l2th
day Of May A. d., 1854 being the next term
Of said court for license for said house As an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxcat-
ing l,uuors In less uuantt les than one quart, to
he drank on the premises, and the following
respectable" citizens Of said ward recommend
the said application. VIZ:
samuel b Springer B.t. fearce.
william W. lie mon, A. q. Funk,
Isaac c. Pyle, Alexis j. B0rrtll,
John l.. Mslonc, u Kish,er
John Y. Bradley, James NJ. Bryan.
John Hartman, DO rph NJ Griffith,
John q. Hartm n, Jr., Is. +. Perkins,
GeOrgc J. He'll, Samuel Pyle
Theodore Stcei.. WI. Deak ne,
F1ward j. Rorrrll, l.. B. Prctton,
George +. Robinson, J'stph u smith,
Samuel b. Baylis, John +. West,
Jchn n. Edwards.
a3)-3t JOHN W SMITH.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

THE RECORD building, Philadelphia,
is lighted by 372 electric lights and the
proprietor, say that the cost is only
one half of city gas. There is a big
difference between this price and that
at which it was proposed to supply this
city with one hundred and thirteen
electric lights. The cost of the latter il
is said would reach about SO, 600, while
the cost of gas was little over "a 600. We
do not know why electric lights should
cost so little in Philadelphia and 5,
much in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01
AN OLD-TIME
SCREA M Err

The clothing houses s'Ound town arc
moan Ing ever 'he duh times. 1t serves
them right How can they expect 10 se !
goods marked Mt war prices? Why
don't they come down to cost prices
The first iOss II the easiest loss to beA', +,
and we have marked every garment ~
cost because we fully realize that II Ii
tho only way we can get clear OF our I'M
monso stock, and the consequences ere
our store IL crsmmod from early morn
ing to late at night. Come In the mOrn-
ing IL you can. Out come any time II you
want to buy Clothing Mt less than hall
the money you must pay other stores for
the same goods.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

TUE Democrats Of the Third Ward
seem to think that there is no great
harm in misappropriating the money
belonging to the Board of Education, Oh
else why should they have nominated
for Council the ex-chairman of the Fl
nance Committr that took the money
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01
at . o'clock p. m.,
The following dc, cribed zeal estate, viz

The following dc cribed zeal estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land,
with a frame house there n erected, situate
in the city Of wilmington, and bounded and
described AS follows. to wit: Beginning o
the nCrtneriy side of Tnird street between
Monroe aud Adams street., at the distance
of ll3 feet from the westerly side Of Monroe
st'cet and at a corner of land Id u Patrick
Foherty. theme by n line Ct said land north
erly and p"rallel to Monroe street s2teet
inches To the southerly side Of u i-'cet wide
alley running from Monroe 70 Adams street
and parallel to Third street, thence alon.
said alleyslde 'esterly ID feet to u stake
thence sou,herly and paral cl to Monroe
street 50 feet inches 0 the If resaid side OF
Third street, and thence thereby easterly II
feet 20 tine place of beginning, he the con
rrute whHo it may, with the use of said alley,
etc.
Seized aud taken IN execution ~ the pro.
perty OF Fatrick Maloney. surviving 'r0rtya.
gor and administrator of Bird AIt MoIonty,
deceased, and t. t.'s. and to be sOld by.
JAM ES MARLIN, Sheriff
Sheritt's Office, Wilmington, Apr! IS lisa.
ais
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

IT Is hard to see what the Trustees OF
the Poor caa gain by turning Mr.. James
Bradford ont of the Building Committee
of the Board and appointing in his
place G. NJ d. Hart, of Appoqulni-
mink Hundred There is no gentle
man, not only in the Board but in the
city Of Wilmington wholly broad prac-
teal experience, is better qualified for
the duties required on such committee,
and we doubt whether any member OF
theBoard is less qualified by experience
10 be member of the Board. 1t is
suspected that there is something Just a
little personal in the President OF the
Board making the change, as Mr
Bradford was amongst those who
thought that change OF President
would be more in conformity with the
reform measures adopted by the Board
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

Oh HERlFt"S SALE-BY VIRTUE Of A
> writ of Ais Levari Faclas, to me direc.
ted. will be exposed to Pu bile Sale, at tie
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, Ia the city If
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

by methods peculiar to themselves kept
them there. England would not pay
the prices, and began to buy elsewhere
of people who were only too glad to sell
at lower rates. The English govern
ment then took a hand in the matter
and built numerous railroads in India
and Australia to facilitate the quick
TRANSPORTATION of grain, and TO lower
the prices. Thus we are left to ourselves
with no foreign market, and we can
only await the slow results of time to
see what is going 10 be the end OF the
present trouble. The result so far has
not been a little disastrous to the trade
and commerce Of this country.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

NyOiI. E. JOSEPHINE WArSDr ,
~ aged Is years, having eft her HON,
without pr0v0cation,al persons are forbidden
to harbor or trust her on my account.
a3J ~ Irwin {. WbDb" hRl'.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

CHER' FF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of L.vari Factas, 70 me directed,
viii bs exposed to Public sale at the Court
House. On Ma ket street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County Delaware, Oh
WEI NISnhV NAV TrrH 1gsi
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01
Which
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Both. And they unite
this symbolism in Oak Hall.
We bloom and we crow. The
season blooms out
finely in a business way
We've tended it carefully all
winter. And there ore we
crow loud and long and hope
to make it bloom all the more
by growing. Bright among
the early spring blossoms are
the Eddy Suits at $3.50, 50
and $40, and the elegant
Imported Corkscrew Worsted
Suits at S25 to $50. All
these for men. Between
the Small Boys Suits and the
Large Mems are four hun
dred sorts. Be you little boy
or big man we ought to fit
your body, your brain and
your pocket from this stock.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

NOTltF-DELAW W Axe LOAN Ass o.
~ citation stock IN a new series for slle.
Apply day or evening to
81 In fENRGE q. MARlS. Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-01

SATURDAY, NJ ~
~ l'st, the day Of the school election, the
la req 'c- hat all saloons har-roolns .
tavert. nt h tells shall be cl sed,
a303t, THOM As M. OiLE, balliH.