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Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

! II tho u. g. Senate on Wednes day Z
hill was introduced by Mr.. Miller, ol
New York, for tho mai teu ancs And
sopport Of marine hospitslG II repesls
the monthly tax On sailors and places
the hospital oha. e directly upon the
(iovsvn msnt. Mr.. Anthony, of Rhode
ISlsnd, offered resolution, which wsS
laid over until 70 day, instrucsing the
Com nittoe on Foreign Relations "
In luire into tho expedioocy Of such
legislation ~ shall enable tho kxecu.
tive 10 prtt~ce our tn,erss's against
tboss governments which have prohibi-
ted or restraiued the importation Of
heaithful meats from tho UnitAd
6satSs." Senate adjourned.
In the House, Mr.. Ksssos, Of lava.
o0sred resolution, v hioh vas adopted,
directing tho Com ritteA on Foreign
Affairs 70 inquire into the prohibition
Of American pork BY foreign Govern
ments. Mr.. Deuster. Of Wisconsin, Of
fefed . resolution directing thsConmit-
toe on Commerce 10 investigate the a.
reged reasons for the oxelusion OLA mer-
lean pork from Germany and France,
and 10 recon mend such Liquidation ~
may be warranted BY tbs facts. Ths reso-
au0o Was referred to the COMMITTEES
on % mmerca.
Ths Speaker pvessutsd message
from the President transmitting draft
OF bill 70 allow Indian homestead en-
tries In certain cases without the pay.
rnens Of fees and com N issions. Refer.
red. Mr. Bagley, of New York, intro
duoed . bill, which was referred, appro-
priatirg $4,000 for the BArthoIdi
Statue to BE- erected In New York bar
bor. The Presidents message In re-
gard 10 the Hennepin Canal project
was referred TO tho COMMITTEES on Rail.
ways and Canals. Mr.. Ocbiltree, Of
rexAs, offered resolutions. which were
adopted, expressing sorrow for the
deaf b Of Herr Lasksr and directing our
NJ mister Ut Berlin 70 comm unieats the
tn the family OF the deoeas-
I'd and tho Legislative body Of which |
no Was member. Tho House then 3D. |
|ouEue6
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10


] vapdersA down Lifes garden
In the sash o. golden Day.
In The spot where shsnesa " sssaS.
! vspt % CHOOSE 10 aoweP
~ lilo. ~ wesl o. i0r wee;
by The spot where 0Slilias grow.
WI oeIy sny .
a. sA,o ~ mAnnooss proc
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
SYRUP
0OTICElk.
. KLIAANr NEW COTTAGE HOME
- EOk SALE CHEAP.

Tn vory easy teSms. superb IN AroAitsetars,
work manAhip nod looAtiGn ~ the nersAWeei
corner Of fifth and West ~ oo<s, oOs u ths
most desirable sttuations In our city. Al q
the Eousos are throostosy. TO u brSck en1
bah trimminEs, marble steps, marble end
slate yostibulos and msntolf, and sas *
lures throux bout, with ell modern improve.
moDN. No bottr houseS built II Whining.
ton In 1883. Twelve good sised reons In
caoh Of tho West street houses, inelading
bath, and tan In the Gifth strset hoAss ADD
very conveniont throughout Ths veyy bsss
Of TN roof and upSop dry collars. No sE-
pense has beeu spared 70 have them No. J.
Those wanting IN elegant homo IN hand
some, central part Of the city and A. nodss.
ate prtoe can Ind II here. They VIII b epeu
weeks iron 70 II .. m. and TIL p. n. II
cot sOonsr NJ CYRUS STEIN.
dncra-u No. III MARKET sirss<, WILL. Dsl
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
OorSeese1 November Is, lsss.

"o LEAVE WELLINGTON
FOR PHILADELPHIA, 2O0-2 45s-S "A
1900 W-7 50--8 lot Bla-9 o.
49, H-1O O7-l0 N-Il d a. m.
i2Wtm;-12.4b-l2 SS-l. So so 40
o4n*-6.3Ot-6lo-&S7s-s.Ass-7.40s
FOR NKw YORK, 2 Oos-a 49, So
D. II Is Am. ID 3S-l.N-b rs
10 Ts-6 46s pm
yoR BALTIMORE, !. o5s-i. 49, ~
soo..lo.O6s- IN. ;-11N-l.0O-1.-
IL 1905 co.. GO il .O9s D. m
pOK WASHINGTON, 1.43.-i.l3s-s or
-!W = m. ;-l.OO-11l-5.0O-S.N
HOP p. m.
| FOR BALrO. AND rNrxRnRDyAru
STATIONS, l.05$-10.G-A N. II a.
I-6.O8-O. 70 p. liz.
day.
I Trains running only on Sunday.
FOR DELAWARE RAILROAD, go
800 IN. ;-l.lb-3.OGs-l.oe-6Wt n.
m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
I For Wyoming.
PoR WILMINGTON d NORTHERN
RAILROAD, 100 a m.;-aH-5.l0-4.M
Up. m.
FOR DELAWARE WESTERLY RAILROAD.
7.W-lO.3o a. m.;-6.30 p. m.
TRAINS AkkJvE At WILMINGTON.
PROM PHILADELPHIA, l2.4&-l.s2s
- S$-7.45-s. 02s-s. COLO. VI 10. 1Ot
-N.W q. m. ;-i222-l2N-l.O 0I2,3 sol
q GO, CO.. 40. 65-.k. 29-b. 53.-6 20
-853-7.36t-7.46 -s. 43~.--lO. 1911 .0ss
p. N.
PROM NEW YORK, ! s2.-4 sss-so2.
"A. m. ;-12.61 - l.f9-4W-a, 63s-
11.03< p. 10.
PROM BALTIMORE, l.bis-24ss-eM
H-ll 43 o. M. :-l236-l.6l-b.1ls
q 30<-643*-9. 49* .. Ia.
FROM wAsIEGrOs, 15ls-2.4ss-
l1.43 a. m. liz al 5l-s 0s-
8.43* p. m.
*Both daily aad Sunday.
ton Sunday only.
FROM DELAWARE RAILROAD, A5-
9.50f-1O. Oo-a.m. ;-12.4O-6 1850
p. m. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
FROM WILMINGTON Il NORTH Erin
RIA ILROAD, a40-9 iS-ll 30 q, MID
10 p. m.
FROM DELAWARE wRsrHkN RAIL
ROAD, 800 a IN :-21b p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA BROAD STREET STA
rIoN, II g#-345*- 6. 3d.. 2O<-83O+
% lO*-.8Tt-.l0 10 l1.30-1l. 55 4
n. liz N-l.r5t 1923 01-3.3O
Observation-Disclosures
g. 3O$-0 30 10. OO*-l1. 32s-p. m.
NEW CASTLE, 8 33-9.35-10.c2-11.4S
!. m, 4 40-8. IS p. IN.
Daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
A train will leave Wilmington for
Newark and way stations, Sundays ex-
epteh, at 74a a. III. Returning leAvs
'caark AZ a.25 a. H., for Wilmington
nj way stations
DELAWARE, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA
$40 q. m. Delaware
rain, south bound, connects ut Har-
ington with train on Delaware, Mary
and & Virginia road for Milford,
Fenrg' town, Lewes. Rshoboth, Prank
IN City and way stations. The 4 p. m.
oath bound express on Delaware road
onnects with all points 81 far south n
Lewes and Rehoboth. Tho
06 p. m. train does not make close
with Delaware, Maryland &
irginia road at Harrington. Trains
'aviug RehobOth, north pound, at TO
m. and 2l0 p. m., connect ut Har-
ngtOn with trains due In Wilmington
l20s and 6. 80 p. m.
Steamer leaves New York, pier 26,
orth river (foot Of Beach street) Mon
AVS and Thursdays at 3 p. m. Leaves
ewes Tuesdays and Fridays on arrival
train leaving Harrington at II 65A-
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
BlaInsss Can diaaey.

Mr.. Blaine was present at the New
Years reception at tho White House,
y anding behind the President, and
the Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Post at once concludes that be
:" Is working inst M hard for the Re-
publican nomination of this year IA he
worked four years ago, and four years
before shat. He IL pursuing q different
method now, bat be has the Same OBJ
ject In view. He Ia now a. indus
triously seeking to produce the I'm
precision that no Is not candidate ~
he was then busy In securing dele
gates.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
John P, Almond & Co.
CROCERS.

! Choice California A pricots II
3ib cans. Quality guaranteed ; 2!
cents per can. Usual price 3!
oents-Gsdd Il Suddler's. Gu
choice Peaches, 90 cents per can
| JOHN p. ALLnOSD 4 90.
! New Turkey Prunes, tn,
brightest and ceanest stock of
fered this year, Alb for IS cents
North Carolina evaporated Ap
pies, new, IL cents per lb.
| 90 JOIN p. .AlLMOND q 90.
ScAunacker's Akron Oat MeaI
5 cents per ID. Graham Flour
from the German mills, s cents
per H.
JOINS r. ALLM0HD 4 90.
Extra fine New Crop, New
Orleans Molasses, so cents per
gallon.
JONI p. ALLA0AD 4 20.
Bakers Chocolate, 40 cents per
ID.
JOHN P. AI.LnSSD 4 co.
Chow-ohow In fruit bottles,
from Moir 4 Son, rs cents each.
JOHN p. ALLAOAD 4 CO.
Old Government Java Coffee
90 cents per b, Alb for $l.OO ;
Maraoaibo, % cents per ID, 5ib
for 100; Golden Rio, Is cents
per ID, Gib for LOO. A trial of
our Coffee will convince you that
the place to buy is at
JOHn r. ALLMOAD 4 60.
The finest so cent Tea in the
city. Sample furnished on ap-
plicaion.
JOHN p. ALMOND 4 tO.
3ih can Tomatoes /; 3 cans for
% cents Bakers Corn, 10 cents
per can; French Peas, Is cents
pef can.
JOHN r. AJ.LMOND 4 CO.
We note a great reduction inI
the price Of Swift h Courtney
COS in slide boxes,
B doc for 70 cents; 9OO's 3 cents
per box, 80 cents per dozen !;
lOQs S cents per box IS cents per
1ozen ; 500's I cents per box, IS
,ents per dozen.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
YourSideofthe
Bargain Cues
ton.

The " Clsrin Up Time
goes on and you gain by oul
losses The small cost q
comfortable Oak Hall Cloth.
ing ought to make you very
amiable. ..g ..t. d.,
The question is asked -
Are Their: fine goods in the
Bargain Lines?
Yes. many. See the Mems
Suits at SIS, down from ST.,
and the Overcnats at $40.
down from $50. These are
equally cheap with the s., 50,
IS and $3.50 lines Of Mems
Overcoats the hall. and half
bargains. =.
A big stir on the furnish
ing Department Bargains
yesterday.
This stock will be stronger
in cut rates to-day-and more
stirred up.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
YOR EALE.

h bALk.-Al Lf.sS THAN Utcr-A
ehosoo litt.u properly located In Ner
Hundred on elevated FlOund, 2miie,
me ty-Sith DIV house luH built
ming six large rvou &. vol finished aad
orAble. isof lient water at the door,
rable for bor-e NHi o9g, and = car
house also largo chicken house
w by u feet eho4 osei In n large yard
ground comprises y " 100 asres Of the
soli for irrosiLs. fruit OF any ether CT +.
be coOped up IL d house IN The city Win
OF 1890 feet. whom such n proper,y
Is can re secured Tor tho Eame money
r. Apply Ut tncs " M. rpVOLE, No
oovehth Tfeo<. dio.u
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

NOTlCE-ThE ANNUAL. MEETING
IN Of the " farmers' M utusl k1rs inSuY.
snee Company Of tho State Of Delaware.
will be held at The ofaos Of tho CON paay %
Monday, January II, iass at 70 O'Clock, .. u
NJ which time IN election for ave mAnsgesi
Of the oompAay 70 ssrvS thrss yeAss viii b
held, and ono years iatssest on al deposit
n0tes viii be payable.
Rix per cent. Interest On all balances
Am0anting 70 more than nvs dsllAxs vtu b
Poi 70 members. ..I
1hs agents Of tho company Ass asabes tDsd
70 fcceive the dues Of membosS And - pay
their interest, VICTOR DrPONT,
W. A. LA MUTE Pvost dent.
Secretary. dyN ~
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
TENTS obtained and all othor bus

obtained and all othor bus
dnt ~ ness In the u. y. Patent ONO,
l go 70 Tor MODERATE ELS.
oe y opposite the u. 3 Patent Offico
We Ian OBTAIN Patents In loss time thar
~, ,enote nom WASHINGTON,
a MODEL OR DRAWING, We nj
"s1 Patentab4llty FREQ Of charge; AND
" PATENT. " u w
reier, here. 70 the Postmaste tho sups.
'"ey order DIV, and 10 officials Of the
stsnt of1uo. For circular. ndyioe
S,s sa leIerenoes 70 actual clients In your
i've OF county write to u. A. SNOW A
'ppo"te Patent Ofhoe. Washington.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

= sALE-A PEW NEW sKIOM Ell
"oaset On West NtntA strest, cottage
anhot Do beat for convenience, 40
nwms hossas, Dew. ol,Ioo would IN
m t,e Terms 70 suit. I'll, .JAIL.
VS." FAN IN stseet, Or III Wet VII
dH-imt
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

N hhtWARD.--sTULEN FROM
No. yrpA, Monday evening. Janu.
.h nWr carriage and harness. hay
pcs " = hands high, stylish In ap-
knn h, lttie sliDp halt carriage, side.
mH,Itpy, Lonrly new, Cab0on l. Bon,
|en.r shef. }2i.00 reward for recovery
kPEE ann arrest and conviction OF
NV COLLINS, Green Spring, del
l0l0tdalLw
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

PIX SALh-HOUsE NO. oo4 WHI
front street, coatAiLing rooms And
with iasDry In rear with Of without
power skO stable attached.
h-1bis fartcry contains All machinery
esary Tor GAIT? Ing Oh the % Tee roasi Inv
spics grinding busiDess, and will DO sold
p with " without machinery, ana on
terms. Apply toJ. }. PEIRNE Heal
Agent NJ. Q Vert seventh street.
fT 2w.tn.thksa
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

Tho question Of fence or no fence u
was parsed upon yest rday by the
voters OF Richmond county, Georgia.
Tho majority for abolishing fences will
bo about 900. @.f
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

Cali :. kEXt yALU,
*, county stote property In Chester
"a" Colby a large businetS, or VIII Oh
:" el3 olsry. Persons seeking 70,
prWmatE' ~. shoo d Investigate. Apply
l.NNiHorOk, Eighth and KIM
doll tfo DO
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

hALE OR RENT--A SMALL
Piae containing 70 snres OF highly iln :.
lahd aoou: ~ miles from Whining
n,niniue Asheeiright shop, black 8 n TN
.na tenant house for each good locstion
'os~ stso . gUsA ! ssorsd hoase, near
fot further iAJormation, apply tn
rhhCk> No Z ". Vth street. Wi)mlnS.
10 IA. IN. thh sa Al
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

PIX SALk-A VAL UABI.E MaRKE1
street properly, running through I,
n! s.Teet. An old business stand. 3.
bhrk dwelling, No &09 Wet Ilshtl
Containing twelve rooms, with sll con
noes and In elegant order. A rnro 90.
MY housss 10 al parts u the city
o. Nsndeyor Az, nue, near Msrksi
ASx'sk fect, BY
). AUGUSTUS MoCAUILEY.
No. 6f market direct
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

s,n n1IIiNES CHEAT NERVE KE
dier 70 the wonder 0f Tie ara mai
X.se0'os. All Gts stopped ffea. Ssns
A1'n street., FhilAAslphia, PA,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

jaime ! sol and 3ty King strest, koeps
Tie best butter In Wilmington. NV
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

sa,nh HOLD SLEEVE HUTTON IN
5$|hk rom Sc West Firh street IN the
IN! s,A y ouse. Tho finder will please
he same at this ONCE,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

|shn.,. fluS.-TWO SMALL <syFSA
wh' oue b'sek and white, he W IL
Ave. susyed away on New A,4 IS
t"mas: Any ono returning them to
y.UkDAN, No. n East =. d street, 9TH
Z wa ne suitably rewar ed. I9.Ns
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

6H kENr-SrOHE AND DIV Filing
kogE, bevo0th sxc.t. Ina dwelling
Ains All uu mod erp mproven onu. The
3l,a good business stand. Apply 70
h sTUCK, eoS-1 seventh aud King
Ia j&u
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
NO11Ok-1O wATEK KENrKlaH.
OyvICn WATER DxPARrMBxf,
WLMtn0rOH. Dbl, Dec, II, liza

WlLhisorou. Drl., Dce. II, lssa
The bills for tho ycas 1874 sze nov ready
and payable ~ the Registrars ochee, n. W.
corner Sixth snd King streets. On Ill bilk
rem aiming unpaid amer the AIT Of January,
1874, i've per cent. Will bo'added, II paid Asr.
ing tho mouth Of February, and ten per eoot.
II paid during March, AFTER which time ths
Ierrules may b. Witbdrnwn and suit inatitu.
ted for tho recovery OF the amount due. Ofnce
hours, . .. u. 70 I p. N. J. A. BOND,
art heStstSns.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

BIZ Rt.NT-A rHKEE STORY BRICK
bou~, Ten rooms, N. " norner Of Third
bog lar 1t .44s ,ioOd location Tor board
Apply 70 h } 90 1DOr, 81 Wet Ith
w
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

% LE-SItCK AND FIXIUNES
W a. etsbn'h, d OisaS, news and varie
~ toan LOuse u rent Cheap, 90
-" snts. j8,6t.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
T)lvlDkSn

UnoH NAsIoHAL BAHK % VII
INJECTION, Iva. 81, lsss.
The DIRECTORS have This day DECLARED [
dividend ofsix and ooe-bAll per cont out y
the proau d the Ast six mouths. psysbls Of
demand. JOHN PEOPLkA,
iIN USsh Tor.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

NyUr1OK-ALL PERSONS OWNING
~ or having dogs about their premLres
arc req uested 10 have them rexistered BE-
tween the LII and nth day OF January, 1854
A FER thst ste the Ordinsn noe will b strtouy
enforced s0stnst unregistered dogs.
JAMES l.. HAWKINS,
M Ohief OF Poltea.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

nhLk-A YARM OF 20 ACRES,
'N s''rviae, Del, With fair build
ifSso-ltw' JOHN WlDIJ,
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

bOAkD AND PLEASANT
'''sns ~ 6is West seventh street.
= E-6tt
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

ShLE-CALL OK SEND FOE
reS catalogue u dwelI!ng., storts a Cd
b 'ou' Property for rent taket
~ and m,n~ged. uE)E8E q
No. b0l shipIey street ID floor ,p.im
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
ron n I'm =

X RENT.A LA RaESEOONBsroRr
iront rvo n, SaxaS, In . eont1Sl locatton,
r,pt Would be suitable for manasse-
TAOM Al X LALbY,
MT S02k MArket street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
INlvIDEkD

|D
First National Bank Of Wilmtnston, Dol,
Jan. g. 1854. Tho board of Director have
this day declared dividend Of four and one
ha ~ Per cont. ~ the last six months payable
on demand GEO. u. ARMSTRONG, Ossh.
A&
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

r1yO LOAN-MONEY ON HAND IN
1 VARGAS amounts 70 loAn m mortgage,
olty or country. GEO X. 1OWkbE.>D d, Oh
n arket rtroot- jkW
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

.,rgpA RtSPEOTABLE YOUNG
lady wlthes sswing In private fsmi'
Art Iass sesmstIess and oar give
ysfsrnos n required. Address n this
I9.ett
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

NOTlCF-DlvlDEN
~ THn NATIONAL BAHx o.
WiihlH0Ton AID BRAsDywIHu,
Will, I'LL, January 3. IsS4.
The Hoard Of Lrecsorp have this day Do
clared u dividend VI per cent. on tho cApi
tai s.Ock Tor SIX months ending Docsnbsg u,
isss, pay able oa demand.
OThO EOWLANp,
At Caxhio1.
NOTTCE- A PAkTN EKSHIP III n
~ been formed between the undersigned,
under the arm ma me VI ureenlee u core,
tspesesors " John Greenlee). 10 take clieci
IN the nvt day Of January, issl, 20 continue
the plumbing, gas Snd steam nttan9 evsinoss
at No. III West Fourth suoct. WIlmin6ton,
Del. JOHN nkEENLEL.
GEORGE W. MODhE-
wilmington, lAol.. Dec. u, iss0, iL~
Dlv'DETn
Esvro~r national BAsK,
HHWroeT, DrLAwARl,
JanuAry ], lssA.
The Hoard u Nrsetoss have this day DE-
oisred n dividend Of foar and hAk (&5{) per
cont frVn proaA Of last elk months. pay sbIs
on demand. JOS. ". II. WATSON,
J'<td-ltv 0ssAiss.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

bK KENT-A LARdE COMIC kTA
| RON for one " two mon, furnished
In = uul,t neiskborhood. Small family
no ehildrsn. use OF bath Ind pArior.
Ree HyMf, this office. declSu
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

biz RENr-UNk HALF OR THE EN-
TIRE stose, No. ~ Marketstre for one
\ros ysan. OhNSIFlkj-D b BtST.
dla-tf
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

.ryD-THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW
thst Ferguson, - nc. II LN Seoonu
~ his new hAshioosd tAny, 70 clsv
Ecs sold by him 4g.-, osoA-"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
)t,sE POE BENT.

story br.es, 8 roona, sS1 Locut n, 02
srcoAs, a L. End IT, II
DJ.AUoUsrUS mUAULLEY,
In SJ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

NrED-ONE HUNDRED TUB.
heys. NO pair chickens delivered on
ira "A Deliver 1t Third street N srkct
N, n. APPLETON.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

I.,rr,,-A SMALL PAIN, NOT
s.ssedipg hity acres, within eight
NJ Wilmington, with comfortable
,ny. q, reaSonable rent. ADDRESS Wn;
wsJ,KIUKSUN, Falkland, Dda. Hu
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

.rTtI-uOUsES AND FAtMS
10 ,ru, and rents 70 collect ! hsys
mem ado VIZ. }. flshEk, W2
ey .Irco.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall, SlxtA 4 Ha1kOs ssu..
PHILADELPHIA.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TN the children 70 cut out and nm 10 eoml
silhouette paoturos - they appear from iaus +
ksaA Thsy viii b psaassd VIII ~ sarseaou
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10
WAHrkD

~ rIl-YOUNo MEN AND La
dies 70 learn rieenYoy o v.sovcx
;.,,oo' DeL No charge unaess NtaA-
Ifsrn,sbsd.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

TAT.
mali hrest seocnd Nory mont and
pleasant roosiA, o~IT
.H.
kAHrEI-A WHITE NURSE 8iRL
Al No. o0a Washington street.
jaD85Ss
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

bk kEhr- FUUsb AND STONE AT
Nv Orange f,reot, aro house and store
81 rsAsli arst. Apply " JOHN
ILhLk, 40 ". Ninth street. 1874
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

R KLET-A TAkm NJ w AOKFS,
IN the Nh ~Rrd, WHINING ton. Apply
Ellen q. PRICE, Ills Hcst street
,PltdANw
IN BENT. .iEl&AHLk OfflUES.
81 No. t-a nhip4sy topt. In. r.. HAk
DentL,L iy,2G
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

Dix KkNI-HAa tHENT OF fihs1'
Prcsb terrain Ihuith sabbath School
,. Apply 70 Wh. LAWION, eot Mar
kreet H4t
Daily Republican., 1884-01-10

bR RgNT-HuySE AND STORE 70
kinv street. Also hGusrs luoS Walnut
y spd 100 wslnut street. Apply " q.
BhkfK, IA frereh street AZ
The National tribune., 1884-11-06
a furlough, and was on big bum last night
4 LII, 70 hoo L.

furlough, and was on big bum last night
and want help to get back"
II thought So" was the response. But
you'll get no help here, and want you to get
out of this just as quick as ever you can"
Is that the way you treat old soldiers here.
I'll see there's change"
"Yes that's just the way we treat men like
you here, and the sooner you can get out OF
this the better"
General Alcorn who visited the Dayton
Home recently, and was deeply impressed with
the excellent order and management there,
SAYS Gen. Patrick states that nearly all the
trouble in the Home is caused by men of this
class. He also expressed the belief that if COM
rades and others would refuse them assistance,
under such circumstances, they would have
less desire to get away from the Home on a
leave of absence The truth is, this class of men
everywhere are bringing contempt on the
Union veterans and the thousands of reputable
old soldiers in the National Home at Dayton
have to suffer from the odum brought down
upon them by the few bummers who have
found an asylum there.
A FLORAL BOWER.
Adj't-Gen. Alcorn, who is a great lover of
flowers, has converted Headquarters into %
bower of beauty. He has brought down his
choice collection Of ferns and flowers, and every
one of the six or eight large windows is filed
with bloom and beauty.
PAGE POST CAMPFIRE.
The Commander int Chief, Commander Cor
lett, of Forsyth Post, the National Officers Of
the Womans Relief Corps, Mrs. President
Young, of Forsyth Relief Corps. and other
representative Grand Army workers, by invi-
tation of Commander Bryant. attended Page
Post Campfire at suburban town Tuesday
evening, and were served with fine New Eng
land supper prepared by the ladies, who that
day formed themselves into Relief Corps.
having applied for q charter through Mrs.
Elizabeth Mansfield Irving, who was there
to present the work. FORSYTH.
The National tribune., 1884-11-06
Reunion at Pleasantcn, Kan.

Comrade N. w. Barnett, Ploasanton, Kan,
writes as follows under date of Oct. %: We,
to-day, closed the second annual Reunion of the
Goth anniversary Of the battle of Mine Creek.
We had large attendance from adjoining
Posts and citizens. Everything passed Off
nicely, and all seemed to enjoy themselves
well. DIR. Dunlavy, who captured Gen. Mar
maduke in the battle, was here; also, Hon. L.
Ii. Funston, who made nice speech to the
boys, and who will, no doubt, be elected to sue
coed himself in the next Congress by the time
yom publish this. Comrade II. x. Dovendorf,
OF Topeka, Kan, was with us, who, by the way,
is very likely to be the next Department Com
pander of Kansas. He is eminently qualified,
and is q thorough worker and is heart and soul
in the cause.
The National tribune., 1884-11-06
Better Than Diamonds,

and of greater value than fine gold is great
tonic and renovator like Kidney Wort. 1t ex-
pels all poisonous humors from the blood, tones
up the system and By acting directly on the
most important organs of the body stimulates
them to healthy action and restores health. 1t
has effected many marvellous cures and for all
Kidney diseases and other kindred troubles it
is an invaluable remedy.
The National tribune., 1884-11-06

Corps. Toledo, Ohio? The daughter Of SOL
der who was killed near Marietta Ga, on
Sherman's march to the sea, a young lady of
culture and refinement. and experienced in her
work, desires situation. The West preferred.
She was but seven months old when her father
gave up his life for his country. The highest
references given and required. MAUMEE.
The National tribune., 1884-11-06
DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN.

Mrs. Ella w. Shank, Department. President
of Michigan, has appointed the following As
sistant Inspectors instructed to forward reports
to Headquarters at Lansing. to be compiled by
Mrs. A. E. N. Rich Department Inspector: Mrs.
Prentice, South Haven; Miss Alfredo Allen,
Pokagon; Mrs. Anna Pinkerton, Lansing; Mrs
Rosa Eckerman, Muskegon; Mrs Carrie Ste
vens, Stanton; Mrs. Gertrude Finlayson, De-
troit; Mrs Martha Jackson, Dundee; Mrs.
Lillias Rutter, Berrien Center; Mrs. Carrie
Barker, Greenville; Mrs. G. A. Wing, Howell !;
Mrs Eliza Machener, Constantine; Mrs. Jennie
Johnson. Charlotte; Mrs. Lizzie Maltby, Grand
Ledge,
The National tribune., 1884-11-06
DEPARTMENT OF KANSAS,

We are in receipt of a communication from a
prominent member in the West, in which she
mentions especially the prosperous condition
of the Relief Corps at Galena, Kan. Much of
the success of the Corps she attributes to its
strict attention to its own affairs (which; alas |!
is too often the exception,) and the exemplary
conduct of the officers and members toward
one another. 1t has membership of So, good
attendance at the meetings, and free of debt.
The officers are: Pres, Mrs. J. B. Rush; 8. w.
p, Mrs. Maggie Hart; J. V.-P., Mrs. II. A.
Wiley; Sec, Mrs. Lizzie Weldy; Treas, Mrs.
Anna Bender; Chap. Mrs. ~ E. Williford;
Con-, Mrs. Lizzie Weilip; G., Miss Jane Harper