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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-20
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WANTS.


NfANIED-s FARM HANDS. -FOUR
w cooks, l waiter. at QUO Msin suea. m2o'it
aIyANTED--To TRADE ELM srkEtrLors
w for Dallas Rotary Harrow Manufacturing
company's stock Address HARROW. caro-
herald office nia26-
luANrED-wirH A VIEW OF LOCATING
wants 10 inyest about iw, thousand dollars
$4,000 aud hin services In some 70,
penmsn quick at dgutes and experienced in
formulated accounts; IL oleanlv Ia person nnd
temperate In habits. and no, AFRAID 81 msh,ai o.
manual labor Correspondc,ee s'lii'ed I'm IN
street Dallas. Texas, me- eoa.w
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MI ANTED--A WHITE WOMAN 70 COOK
VI for n country holo also boy or g,rl 10 All
ON table good waRe, TO mo right paflies' Ar
My 20 JOHN J. OBHIAE, Proprietor Hotel,
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this paper natsg.u
MATTED. siTUATIDE ny a PRACTICAL
W millcI; understands thoroughly old nhu
now process. Address ", Herald ONCE ~
uTANTED- CAHvAssElls WANTED: COOP
az 722 Elm street, Dallas, Texe'. IN .so =.
tITANTED = BOADERS AT oLEhhDkR
w Harding house; just opened In The new
brick, No 1924 Elm stree, hloes wes, OF Union
ding new; everything hrst-,lass ana new, meet
aud tidy; nrs'-olass boeriers VII DO received ~
the day week or month, with or without ioug.
lug; every effort made 70 mekc guests To- ~
home; large ~ q airy pGrOr dining rooms; meal
honTS-brenkiast C.80to 500 dinner 1850 20 GOV;
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TTTANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF ISTEL-
n
writes fdr hard and good wages required.
address l. D., Hersld office. mals.it
IXJAETEp--THE TEXAb EMO MINT
w Association will giyo, good aud profitable
en- rloyment % experienced insurance collectors.
Address a, NJ. HALL, Secretary. 723 Main
street. Dallas, Texas. malI.lm
ITAkIkD-A FRS f.CLAss COOK, WHO
w viii also wash and iron. In small family,
good wages viii be paid 10 one fully competent
Apply ut 40 Olive street masu
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w for our subscription books In every city ana
county IN Texas; liberal Term, apo prrmenent
employment given Call on or address ]. w,
sT6NG. 0l2 Mainst mGr2l,unu
VVhHTED-AGENIs. ADDREs5 HE ST.
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die Power Casperson Electric LAMP. np2lW&s3t
ylTANTED.-YOU no STOP AT TIE NATION
TOE sOuable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
THEErY-FIYE CENTS PRE DAY. Tho huild'
i1c ~ brick, with three hlnirMhyf IN csNo ofnit
located IN the busipote portion 81 the city, only
lne aquaro from Etteet'oar line, ald one square
ilum ro1ss q Pacific and Missouri TACTIC Depot.
tonvolient 10 passongoFt coming or going over
si.her road, O1ce open all night Quests sre
called Toy all trsins. +; CLBARi. PROPRIETOR.
WANTED YOU NOT TO STOP. BUT TO
w COME 30 the ST. JAMES H)TKb, wheIc
you can get tho best accommodations for the
money only S1.50 per day. Board, with
roon,) So 10 ~ per week; table bosrd, Si.5O
per week. Rooms 10 Let. with or without board.
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IAIAEIkp--THE TkNAb ENuO MhNT
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en- rioyment 20 experienced insurance collectors.
Address a, NJ. HALL Secretary. 723 Main
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,L7AKIkD-A FRS l.CLAss UOoK, WHO
wv win also wash and iron. In small family,
good wages viii be paid to one fully competent
Apply Mt 40 olive street mabu
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TTTANTED-A YOUNG LhDI OF INTEL-
w ligencc desires > situation as copiitI
writes fair hard and good wages required:
address l.. d., Herald office. mals.it
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ItTAETRD--ACrIvE MEN TO CANVAss
w for our subscription books IN every city ana
county IN Texas; liberal Term, apa permGnent
employment given. Call on or address ]. w.
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IVhETED-AGENTS. ADDRESS The ST.
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No, for circular, cnls aud terms for tn 50 Can.
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L'oR KENT-Two ROOMS. WITH or WITH.
II ont board. furnished OF unfurnished, both
front and souih IN private family, 62 Bfyan
street. Dallas Texas. mRy2O-lt
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FOR RENr-JN JULY 15T-kEeIDENC
7l3 Pacific avenue; large house ana centrally
located Apply on premises. malS.tf
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lUANTKD-A WHITE WOMAN no COOK
| VI for country holol; also boy or grl 10 , All
ON liable good wage, TO tho tight parties. APP
My TO JOHN J. o'B.IAE, Proprietor Hotel,
Kopperl, Bo,aue eoulty, Texas, or once %
| thiH paper malsl.u
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uTARTgDrsi TUAfIDs ny a PRACTICAL
w miller; understands thoroughly old and
now process Address n. u Herald onloe. II
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HOE RRNT-A MOST DESIRABLE FUR.
4 uisbod room. convenient TO business. In
bnire AZ 756 WOnd street. mais-3t
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1t Is eminently 70 be desired tass Cooke
county should make n good showing at me
Worlds exposition at New Orleans. TO
secure this end same organized effort 10
necessary. The county 10 powsrless under
the law to appropriate money and hire
men to do the work OF collecting products,
eto., and the citiz ans must take the matter
In hand. Vita this work In view we sug.
ge6t the organization OF an
i'm u,ipration gociatv whose DUTY it
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
Last Nights Court.

Last evening James Kelley, who
said that he was from Stanton, was ar.
raigned before Judge Cummins on q
charge of drunkenness. The evidence
being conclusive, he was committed
until this morning.
Thomas Burk was charged with a
similar offence, and begged to be let
off. As he said he was from Chesia,
where lie had employment on farm,
the Judge committed him until this
morning.
Thomas Naudain was charged with
coinmittlng an assault and battery on
Allen Brown. The parties are all col
ored, and Brown took exceptions to
Naudain's attention to h is sister, which
caused the fight. AS there seemed to
be misunderstanding in relation to the
matter, and the evidence being very
conflicting, the case was dismissed by
Naudaln paying the costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
Two Accidents.

David W. Hall, employed at jackson
& Sharp Company's ship-yard, receiv
cd heavy fall yesterday afternoon
severely injuring his hip. He wa
removed to his home, No. 62S East Sew
en- tn street, where his injuries were pro
perly attended to.
About 10 o'clock, last night q man
named Thomas Fitzgerald, hailing from
Boston, while attempting to steal a
ride on an extra freight train going
south on the P, w. Il B. railroad, neal
Cru bb's Landing, had his right leg
broken al the thigh. The injured man
was brought to this city and afterwards
removed to the almshouse, where his
injuries were attended to by Drs. Kane
and Ogle. The man was about ~ years
of age.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
THIRD EDITION
A Gar6l 0f Thanks,

MEssRs. EDITORS. s.-Through the col
umns of your valuable paper l wish to
extend my thanks to Street Commits
sioner Zebley for his kindness in allow
ing me to blockade West Second street.
between Orange and Tatnall, from all
wagon travel for week more, during
the serious illness OF my wife
and also to the residents of that thor
oughfare for their forbearance during
the time the street was thus cut off
from travel, which no doubt was a
source of great Inconvenience to many.
By this interruption to travel, howev'
or, attribute the convalescence of my
wife, hence my heartfelt thanks.
SAMUEL G., BROWN.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
OBITUARY
Cpcn the Death of Mrs. EvaS.. wife
of T.. W. ThOrne,

Weeping. we gathered rOnnd thee,
daZed upon thy peaceful face
LoVlng hands had Cr0@ q thee,
For thy last, lorg tcsting place,
Crowned thee with the faireS' Howers.
Thou in life had Yr4 50 We;
Oh the memories, dear and tender,
Ot that l!tG no words can tell,
But thou hastxOne to rost eternal,
And thy home is not The grave;
Long wei miss thy ce.seless kindness,
And the charm Thy prcscLcc gave.
Gentle and patient to the last,
Thy bright example warns and cheers US
And those who looked upon thy face,
VI Death need have no fears.
Some day thy arms viii close about
The dear ones thou has LETT;
Tho baby hands N thine he folded,
Now Of WUther's 1--we berttt
lhat sabbath IGrrA We stood beside thee,
Traced each ieatu1 g 3 familiar grown,
Then reached across the severing tide,
10 blend our farewels with thine.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
The JAN ana AsmshOuse,

AS the ladies Of the W, c. I, Z. pro-
pose to visit the Jail aud almshonse on
Monday next, and distribute flowers
and tracts among the inmates, we would
suggest to the gentlemen in charge of
thosei institutions thorough cleaning
up and fumigation OF the different de-
partments,it they wish to preserve repu-
cation for care and cleanliness in thier
management. The cobwtbs and dust
should be brushed, and the foul odors eC-
fectually remover.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
A steamers Trial Trfp,

Yesterday morning the steamer Y,.co
one Of the boats that are now beinl
built for South America by the Pusry
x Jones Company, started on tria'
trip with Captain Eloetiuer and about
twenty-five invited guests on board.
The boat passed down the Christiapa
to the Delaware river, then as far as
New Castle, aud then up until opposite
Chester, when she was turned and
headed for the mouth OF the Christiaua,
reaching her wharf shortly before ) O..
clock in the afternoon,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
Sill Another Castle.

Last eveninga meeting was held at
Newport, for the purpose of organizing
another Castle of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle. Grand Chief John Il.
Triebler, Jr and Supreme First Guards
man r. Birchall were present, and made
addresses. A temporary organization
was effected by selecting G. W. Davis
as chairman. and Edward Williams
Secretary, when the meeting adjourned
until next Wednesdayievening, June
11th, when permanent organization
will be effected, and all who wish to
become members, or learn the objects
and principles Of the order, are invited
attend.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
a Painful RepOrf.

Yesterday afternoon some evil dis
poaed person raised report that the
steamer Thomas Clyde, which left here
in the morning with St. Mary $ Sunday
school on board, had sunk IN the Della.
ware river. The rumor soon spread
and some persons in the eastern part Of
the city were yer CD alarmed, unti
its falsity was clearly established by the
return of the boat, with AL on board
safe and sound in The evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
A Dog with the Rabies,

This morning alb lut II O'Clock a little
white and red dog called Bones"
came into the Third street III rket
house. He ran around between ti.,salls
and benches swapping at ~ r1 tlipg
that came i'll his uay. The butchers and
buyers gave him all the rooln that lie
wanted. He escaped from the market
house amid a shower Of weights, and the
last seen Of him he was running nr
Market street at q ranil rate.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
lSDfs.

The gas apparatus With %uN1
beacon light on the JettH al 'lF \
lof the Christiana will Ne tlir!Sa'
now being fitted up by worhtlr-
New York, and will be ID "T'''D
a short time.
Twenty-Five cows "eTe'n" w =
|Stidham & Son, auctoI1rr'S, a.
Bellevue hotel, in the N.n,iI way
"Wednesday, for Amos '.,gS' .,,,
prices realized varied from H-"'
Drake & Go. will sell Al tAe''
| ton room tomorrow lnoru'iI,
wagon and harness, also 'Ne :, g''n1 ,.on
the carpet cf the steamer fo'%D' ani
retary, book case, p'ao"' "D'
articles. i
The dredger Argus, "4'r u,V9 ID
IEear the works Of the Jach'O ~ ~,
Company yesterday, broH" 5',II I''' ,r
and was Immediately T'F''''' y
Ajax.
| r. +. Thompson will opr" t.,,1, M,
a first class ice cream sa'o"' II, ar -
sing Sun, and will a ~ ~, ..,.., , an
soda water, cakes IN! oi'''l '
pertainiug to the business
Mr.. job H, Jackson, IS 'rnr.5y psr5r,
his residence at DeIa"a'r ,',r,tor a,
Washington streets, .., lter. l,tep. Oh /
making extensive aI'rFa'''''
terror as well IA eXlerI'r' ,
David H. Barker and f'7IS hsrt
craft, painters ant f@1"ET'' s,' Er.inr., pes,
solved partnership. mn' ~, .,o.stt on,i]'g y
he continued by Mr.. " D'''.1'm ,.samn,
ready to execute all orders P'y"' '" ,
''TT, Ths Ne new w stevenson fire o,ar''' 1.T .,
has been attached to tIr W. ,u.,s,
phcenix engine house. wa, Va. nv hy $
morning from ST. nal o'A avg
;ntendent Chad"irk' ward
A meeting of the E:4,,.' 4;,h,..',s.ai Ga.I
publicans will be he'd i. ',,,', wv, r.s, a.
| ters, Taylor and Locust '''''"'
| O'Clock this evening n,v
A cow belonging 10 jane Ia + =! do do
| Of ~ Chris,iana I Hundred, ,..d T. and d
St steep bank a few days az" '''
her neck. ,.s,Ir "
labonts Of Alter. $. T. ,.nTr IaT' wo,
nlace of his residence Law
the REPUBLICAN, o'''e'' u rle
| lcourt nrt visited Edge moor l,Oin! Oh 'ol
for t,r!';nn the n'p"'ts ota u "r~ comfy , ''
Brck's Band, of ,'.In p1i'a.y: .Sys:,,nrs.'
| acrompary Grace c''',r|" ',n,mrr E?1
APE MnN,
June 18th. ofthp slaa
| Ash ' dealer has re'r'y1,"I ,a,Ia f.h
IS, '.5'l 600 ''' Of thrT" arlrr'aCIF " pacing erc
,arae me1, and I'd c"nyrnirnt, rn,.ha.,d 1w.,,d q )
nort "It' on her lot n'Irr,'IT1 n'lI'',,nTT, toad'
Five carloads Of O.nn,r eSr'','',rl5e 10 l5e !
Je'nhia Gen'Gt,' biological ,sJav. "n'G'
thu thrp"yl this city yTs'''r,yf s,,.r Of IIog'
Aaiie F1inu, 't da"E,l,a' ,,le,aarhius sch; i,
| Flipn, inn. who has bteU IT t'I, home SET
| MS,c,DI"o;wtIvil,e, S,,I"; is AZ ,
sick. .h. is having ,,h
str@st' s9%S TTS'""odsed ,i,..; ins'dI design
iEr's' Brick front of the 'a,ss' assr their d,'
,,li' nnH5Vf HWfii,iam ia ne pa1;'S.ii a, ;nSsiuss. :
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
Anniversary Sermon.

Next sun"ay morning the Rev. j
Wesley sullivan will preach bis Fourth
anniversary sermon, as pastor Of The
l'randywinc baptist church at Chadd's
FORD, ard IN the evening he will, by
special request, deliver sermoD on th,
ltccognirlun OF Friends in Heaven. hi,
subject hring Shall we know eacl
other there" Mr.. Sullivan isa talent
ed ana rising young preacher, and AL
ready has had Ovrrtures from several
large Baptist churches in different
places, who are dssirou8 Of securing
his servGe4. He has succeeded If
building up the church at Chadd's Ford
ana greatly increasing the member.
ship.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
The Pr0nOri0H Nf Holiness,

The meetings 1or the promotion OF
holiness that are E"w being held AT st.
Pau4's NJ. K. church ATE " eli attended,
and yesterday large coz gregations were
Present At all the srrv!ce-. The Rev.
IL. Stockton preached his morning.
ana genera experiences meeting will
Je held this afternoon There will al.r
be prrachiLR his evening, followed by
revival services
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
AT
WANAMAKER'S
G R A N D D Z ? OFT

| Advertisements only ca
up money if they don't "rins
true"
| The beat everybody else
advertisement is always and
ljustly a proper cause for sus.
lpicion. How many things
stated in an advertisement
explode the moment the light
of an honest eye is turned on
them The come early in
the morning cards, unless
the stores mean thereby to
notify YOU OF their smallnes $
and the danger of pickpock-
cts, the complacent assump-
ton that the worlds markets
and manufacturers are not
open alike to the call OF cash
the wide world round-the
ingenious idea OF adding in
wholesale stocks with retail
stocks to make " the largest
stock in the city, y &C., &c ,
all are alike mere subtertuges
that have in past ages lower
ed the dignity Of the mercan-
tile profession.
The fact is, there is no
stopping place after leaving
the station Of truth until you
land at a lie,
Sometimes We have gotten
the i'll will of traders hy eX-
posing false labels, unproh'a-
bleness to buyers Of chromos,
penknlves and plaqusg and
the like, but The compensa-
ton is a growing higher tone
to merchandising that even
pays Us Ter tln occasional
ly called o'>s&r,'ahle names.
This is d cul! 10 ruth only |
and plain truth i'll all adver-
tising. When anything else
is ever discovered in our busi
ness we sh Il be greatly OBJ
liz ged to be notified of it by|
tradesmen or others.
J,,,- W
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
W anRS ers Elected.

n meeting OF The Representatives
from Methodist churches in the phiIa
delphia and Wilmington Conference.
was held at Brandy wine Summit canr
meeting grounds yesterday, and the
following manager, were elected The
Eevs. 4. IL. Adams, s w. Layff4Id,
Mr., Graves and T. L. Crramer aud
d: Husbands, George ". Todd, Isaac
Woodrow, Thomas W, Wilson and John
WiSn
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
The w cath er.

Rain is reported in the Central Val
leys and Gulf States. The weather in
other districts continues warm and
haZy with threatened showers in some
locations. The same conditions promise
to prevail tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
DEATHS.

Andrew H. Fisher aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are resi- eCtfuliv IN
vited to attend the funeral trom ms late
residence, at Newark depot, rn sunday, the
sth inst, at o'clock p, m. Services at the
house. lnterment al head Cf Christiana
cemetery, without further notice.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
Election OF Officers

AT q regular meeting Of DUPONT
Lodge, NO. ~ A. +. ~, NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve the
ensuing year; ", Master, William II.
Miller; Sr. Wmdeu, James FISHER
Jr. Warlen, Jane L. MagiIligan ;
Secretary, + +, sheppard; Troasurer
Joho g Stirling,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
F|F II EDI7I|
Chicago
'"' ""''o''nx for prs.,,.,,
hencru "1

Inc ""'''''". for r'....,,,.
Menced.
m onrcA'o, rsa o., Illinois, Jun. 6 :,
.,...,'' IN, 1.-The Hall is crowded. Vn, d y \
people. AA "fe fiIls
called to order. 'D lla' jp'
h'25 a. 'n'-The Rev. NJ, Co.,,
now offering prayer. "'' ''''
mem Oers of the Republican s call "
Committee i who wers not 1sn asD,i' A.
yesterday. '' ueclde
n@'- A resolution va. -,
'ne Chair will entertain potbi' 4ht,
Vo,eS 's a1 lor Nomination for Preside, rI,,
M H. 80 The saIloting has c9nn a,'
Alaoa'na-Arthur II; BI,iD
Logan, |. ''aln
Arkansas Blaine
Edmunds, 2. A''A
n'. pe'aware-B!aine, .; A,tsu,
>l''a rlorlda-Arthur, :; Blaine, J.
CaIifornia-Bl Blaine, lG, =
co'oraao-BIainy, ..
Con necticut-H Hawley, y.
lllinois--Arthur ! B,,ipD a
40.
Indiana E1munds /: Sbe,m
Arthur 0 Blaine IS
Iowa Blaine %.
kansas-Arthur / Blaine +,
| ; Hawley /.
Kentucky Sherman ] Ifro,
Logan ~ Blaine J ; brbr. ,
1
Maine-Blaine Z.
Mary land--EIaine 10 Art5r,,
q eorgia--ArrLur Il.
Loulslana- Blaine, . I.orar
Arthur, /.
Total-First ballot, whole mum
$50; number cast, Sl8 !,
necessary to IA choice, Ill. B
'344 Arthur, 278, E,lmpra
Logan, G314 +; Sherman, 30: II,
l'' Lincoln, I heheraI Sherman
SECOND BALLOT.
Alabama-Artlur, A Il Blaine
ADMINISTRATIVE, 3 ; Blaine, /
California-Blaine lG.
Colorado-BIaine, 6.
Connecticut-Hawley Il.
Delaware Blaine, : ;Arthu, /.
Florida-A Arthur, I; Blaine. !.
Georgia-ArtAur, "a.
Illinois arthur,l Blaine,3:h Il
10,
lndiana-E ElmundS, l j. SLel
; Arthur, 9 ; Blaine, IS.
lowa-BIaine, 2G.
kanSas--llawIey Logan, 2,
hnr, . Blaine, l3.
Kentucky-SIcrman, ; Lined
Arthur, Il Blaine, 5 Logan, .,
Louisiana Arthur, g. B.ai1d
4ogan, 2.
Mary land Blaine, T.; Arthur,
Maiue--lilaine, Y.
Massachusetts, Edmult,, Al
hur, 3; Blaine, /.
MichigaL-Arthur, ! BGna
IdmundS, ); General She~sl,3
Minnesota Arthur, EIlal'
Elaine, 7.
Mississippi Blaine, ! {; AF.lo'
Missouri --Sherlnan, Eiullal
.ogan, s Blaine, 7; ArtAa! "
ian, |.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
NJ CARRIAGES.

MlLES-FLYNN-- In Wilmington, June
4th. by hey NJ. Haldeman, Robt. G.Mlles
Of New Castle Co., to Laura NJ. Flynn, o
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
meeting ThIs Eyenlng.

"A III Attendance is urgently reques.
ell at tie meeting ui III" krpuUicat
voters OF III" EiEAth wad mi, evening
1t will be hr,d ~ thDir nrW head
quarters corner o. 'G1ytur aud Locus,
streets, ami hn-'hr.s Of Importance
will be presented.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
yearly Wpps1nH.

The Lon&wood yearly "eeting il now
IN session rr4r lialnnrton, Chester
county, Pa. C"on"l Thomas ". Hig.
glns9n Of Boston, "Do |, WAS uxp-cttd d
Wo|ld he pres III - detained at humr
by sirkneoS,ah wlu not be abler TO A.
tend.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

A CARR. ~ nlp. e lID ARE SCI
IA FERN. trpm tn" 8J- e. and ip1D~r 6.
t"ns OF nth, nervous weakness, nnr,y de
cay, loos VI uhnl"od, etc.l wi s"ut d ic, Il c
t!at viii curt yen. I.t,. Ds tHthlit .
thts 4r"a' remedy was t,.oo, cred : iR.
slonary In south aW"''r ~enr T. ,rit.al
dressed envelope to the REV. JO,'ph T
Az NJ n >lDt ... }. ,,tN work tHy
Hir. cod 4t.w-
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06

1t is reported that a gentleman re-.
turning from the picnic at Greenbank
Park yesterday was thrown from his
carriage and sustained IA broken leg,
by the actions of n fractions horse. No
further particnlars could be learned.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
state OF the thermometer
; The RRPJBLIOAN Office in the shade,
u nrh 10 o'clock IL O'CLOCK
IT. $50 80

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, 70 degrees at 3p. m., 50 at
8 p. m., and 63 at 10 p. ~.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
VIM. B, SHARP,
Fourth and Market.
pRATT,S CHICKEN FOOD

is strictly vegetable, is a strong
healthy and nutritious diet. TAX
en- with other food, it creates ap-
petite, establishes perfect diges
ton, giving sound health and vic
tory over all diseases. It's regular
use gives Il large increase Of eggs
and it is invaluable for fattening
causing rapid gain of fest
aud sweeter, and more tender meat
Sold by the leading feed stores. Fol
and endorsements, apply to
TATNALL BROTH ERS,
l0l Maryland Avenue.
- Sole agents for Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-06
10 the Ladies'.

Mrs. NJ a. FritzpaIrick, formerly Of
PhiladeIplla, ha' ,prned a first, class
millinery store at sc King street, witt
large assortment Ol handsomely trim
med uat9 for lAties AM children. Ladies
are requested to cali auG examine Lol
hats aud bountts.