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Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
THIRD EDITION,
THR RAGING FLOODS.
rhe sisussion - Cfncinnasi Grew
ting Worse Hourly

WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. II. 8 p. m.
The water recedes SO slowly that the
low lands in some places are still Gov
cred, but now twenty tow-hoats navi-
gate without injury to property through
the washing of their waves. The Balti,
timore and the Ohio Railroad depot and
bridge adjacent have become so disar'
ranged by the flood that trains now stop
at Water street, south of the creek.
About half ofthe fugitive people have
returned to their homes or found quar-
tiers elsewhere. The houses Of the other
half have been swept away or destroyed.
Fully 5000 persons are homeless, desti-
tute and heipless, and will have to be
ted by the relief committee for weeks.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 1.-The meet
ing of the passenger and ticket agents
has been postponed on account Of the
flood. The day has been one Of the
greatest excitement since the flood be
gan. The stage Of the high water last
year was past At one p. m, and the
steady and hard rain during :he.great-
or part Of the day, together with re-
ports Of general rains in every place
where the water would run into the
Ohio, made 1t certain that still more
dangerous flood would be upon the
already unfortunate people Of the Ohio
Valley. The gas WAS cut of yesteriay,
and the water supply ceased to accumu'
late to-day.
The rate of the rise increased this
afternoon to an inch an hour The water
now Is but a little more than GOO feet
from the Burnett House, which is dis.
tant from the river bank proper be-
tween three and four squares. At the
foot of Prices hill, on the west side,
Mill creek spreads to an average width
of a mile, and reaches north out of sight
The back water runs beyond Spring
Grove Cemetery, seven miles up the
river, Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport houses can heseen peering out
of the water, while down the river, al.
most from hill to hill, the valley is GOV
cred
In Newport 1t Is estimated that from
5000 10 5000 persons are homeless.
Their supplies were exhausted at noon,
The supplies of the relief COMMITTEES
have given out. Lawrencehurg sent a
request here to-day for help, but re
frsal was compelled for want of funds,
The contributions have not been SO gen.
erous a. last year. The Panhandle
has no traffic between here and Cleve
land. but 1t takes freight from the lat.
ter place. AT 1p. IN. the water marked
six.y-six feet eleven inches,
PIrTsRuRG, Feb, 1.-THE rivers are
rising again at headwaters, and as
considerable rain has fallen during the
last forty eight hours, II is feared thai
another flood will inundate the lower
portion of Allegheny The rivers re-
manned about stationary all day.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. ll,-At two
o'clock this afternoon the river here
reached thirty-two feet on the gauge,
This is two feet below the danger line.
The river continues rising at the rate OF
nine inches daily. II has gone over
the banks both above and below here
in low places, but SO far no damage
has been done. II will take two feet
additional rise before trouble begins ir
the bottoms.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

TIE drug store az the c0rrer Of Por
ar and Taylor streets, that for severa,
wears has heeu conducted ~ Charles +
Lane has been purchased w Reatou
Smith. tie we. known ard popular
) ueE?.' Il Seventh and Pine streets
Nj Smith vii cou.iuQr both establish.
=. eIts AMI The repair, and alteration,
conn r-r~d by Nj I-are at tie Tayla,
and Pop.s! streets, store viii te comp.e-
tel ~ him.
i = lis mention = sock the store
Viz lev and compete assortment OF
nrGE> ana Chemicals, and L. wi. make
>l'- .a.'Y q con p9grd.Lg physician =.
prescriptions He VII a.so keep ON
hAIa IN. sapp.y Of yrf.me>, fancy
~raT. a,d other tI;jer articles, A.. Of
III. a. - # he very ~. quality.
Auo'!r- ah.a assistant vi w. employ
g. "a h.I1 stores VI. h4 under tie
E'--~.-"- supervision 4 Nj. Smith him.
s..
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
FOURTH EDITION.
IDels.

Doeo-
| The Stata Council, q. W. A. M.
will convene In this city Tomorrow.
A sciopticon entertainment will b
given this evening by the Sunday schoo
of St. Mays church.
Clocks to suit every body both In styl'
quality and price, at Millard r. Davis
No. o East Second street.
The colorsd people will hold another
mass meeting tonight In the National
Hall, Ninth and Walnut streets.
Special religious services are in pro.
gress NJ the Hanover Presbyterian
church. The Rev. Charles p. Mallery
preached last night.
Hiram W. Moore, of this city, Is
nation Of Sheriff on the Republican
ticket.
The steamer Wilmington having been
re.painted and re.furnished, will be all
ready to begin her trips between this
city and Philadelphia In two weeks.
A large and fine assortment Of
jewelry and silver ware can always be
found at Willard +. Davis, No. 3 East
Second street.
A workman at the Harlan 4 Hol-
lingsworth Company now work until
s. 30 o'clock instead Of O'Clock hereto
fore.
An interesting lecture was delivered
By Principal W. W. Birdsall last even.
ing, before the Young Mems Associa-
ton of the Central Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. L. J. Trimble Lippincott will
deliver the third lecture Of her course
on English and American Literature,
OF the Friends school, Fourth and West
streets, this evening. The subject will
be the VICTORIAN Poets.
Edward Milne, tr' uuhols,rr, corner
Sixth and Tatnall ST. =, has ln<' com
pleted the upholsteT NJ If the cushions
for the lecture room of Grace NJ. +
church. He laid new carpet in the
room few weeks ago. The room now
presents an attractive appearance.
George Mccall, one of Wilmingtons
most experienced 'a!lors. who has been
EN- ployed at the Boston Clothing House
for some time, has resigned his position
there and has connected himself with
John Ii. Moore's establishment, where
he will he pleased 10 see his many
friends.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

There wa> another rehearsal, as
evening al Ravuavi's music sore, a.
which over on" hundred performers
We're present rher" : a marked i'm
movement in the sIuE1Dc, and f-Nt
RhoadS i wei pleased with The prog.
TESS made new chorus from the opera
ot Fra Ntavaio was taken mp and was
very pleasing tn" male members a7t
requested "a n1eef Thursday a. the Ger.
man Ra,', Hcrimaa hUlldIut.ou FaHrfh
street he.2w Market ~ rchear>e TX. ma e
choTUs With the Germans
After The rehearsal The executive
comm;'-cc me- ard decided 10 give the
couccrt ~ T.ur>day evening. February
q. Tickets NJ. he Tor sac in a iru
days The p-lon wi. he - cents each
and can he exchanged tur reserved sea-:
without extra charge,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
The Jubllee ktHger>

The German Baptist clMtca
Sixth and French street,, NA't
last II gbt by an appreciate u
who had assembled for the p1F
hearing the musical coii.s'
Carolina Jubilee singer. !1'
consist Of three genrIcmtn, o,'",
is totally blind, but an tScr''l,
clan aud fine singer lie I~Hd1
the organ and is master OF 'le a;
sing ers have given a humte'
certs aud have established 4Ik|
putation They left this NORA
Baltimore, where they VII. irD'll
some tim after which ih,y VA
on towards their home IN Nofl
ma, they having been away 1".
years on u musical tour
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

Qni,e a num6rr Of per.E' b1rti
iieG their Willingness to t+tQms
beers Of the monographs class,
being organized by Rev, ) 7,
ner, at 2l3 East Eighth stree,
class will meet next FrllaT ere
the 18th inst, at $50 O'Clock 10
organization aud to commence
lessons. There is s1ii, room 70; II
more scholars Mr.. Gariu-; sal
petent teacher OF phonoerlplT
uses Grahain's Hand-boos Of sHA
Photography. These hook M
will be- required to procure i1 4
selves, and an order r.'0rm II
Mr.. Gardner will he promlr'?tA|
is not often such a coed rp0Fla|
offered to learn short hand Ming
Mr.. Gardner should have not ~
but several classes organized" ID
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
DEATHS.

KYLE. - On feN-usry, lTh, Of diphteriA,
Laura H.. only daughter Of Henryfs. and
Retts r Kyle, aged hyears and months,
Funeral private, at o'clock on wednesday
Afternoon.
Our frst little lsmh In Heaven.
NcCAFFEkTY--O1 February l2th, 1854
Thomas NeCatteyty. age Il years.
Relatives and friends OF the ,amtly are re-
spec.fullv invited 10 attend the funeral from
his late residence, ne Orange 81 on Thurs
tay morning at . o'clock. High Mass st ST
Peters Church. lnterment at New CAME
dral Cemetery.
KERN-On Tuesday, Feb. l?:h. at t.S o.
clock, a. m, Lizzie. only child Of Joseph
and Bertha Kern, aged year, months
and Is days.
the relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral on
Thursday afternoon at {. o'clocS. Services ~
the house. y T. corner Of Pth and Walnut
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
No Toll Ia he Charged.

On account Of the very bad con-
di,iou of the lower end of the Philsdel-
phia turnpike near the city limits, the
toll gate at that point was thrown open
yesterday TO allow vehicles to pass free
oftoll. 1t is claimed that this condition
Of the road is caused by the way in
which Market street between 2Sd,
street and the city limits has been left by
the contractor, andEt is said that the
company intends TO look 10 the city for
damages,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
Birthday Sarprise.

4 'r--h3aT srrT.rls+ pay U.S. glvey
81 - e'IrC Il Mr. FAGrie HI. ~ l.,
'u.tsr,' sSrut. c rl4 t,u-ther i
>tr%uG s'rt''i II .a,s+'- al lls res56e7 IT,
~ ~ Wa-f Third s---e.. At,u
-+'+eT sEUy4t Il 't-.r T11.f iaf.-ns..
'-1--'a' 1A-- pr-s=I1- T1+ COR ga, !
"-1're3 hen selves viii music Al
oBuarc nm. -af+ tuar. zhs- ih4y
u"r- lrvriA3 ont a. IL --trt.e I IL Ell
ii. . where pr,t1s5az q iut cream
"aE-, frat md oib-r -2tst,4s awaited
hen. The cJuTaIv eft ri a. "a. !
hou', wishing Mr. D.- msuy hayry
hrrbday retur1s Tbe presents ver.
: I1erons AID valuable.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
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OBlEGARY.

Or grandmother, VI rs Margaret u. Twi-
FORD, WAS born Ian 18Th. 1873. and depart Ell
this life Jan 10Th N&. at the age Of ! year,
She was uarIic,l TIE age If treaty years
and was the motht. - six children. and
Igrandmoth,ruIS grand f.'t-su, We have
In losing her = dear r emil. SIZE having
been with us all Of our I'VE, Gar less is
great We cannot VISA ~ ., < out oh Il
seems 50 sad and ole. ~ ct her. In our
homes there is = vacant chair. hose IL II
though We should turn and see her dear face
| Rot We will never see hey more on esTth use
have deposited her hcty in the deep, cole
grave Yet We hsve the consolation ,hai he,
suirit has gone rome 20 heaven. ard 4 VI,
prove faithful We will meet and know hel
there. her w6lk through ltie va one ~
h, Ines Though afflicted for several year.
previous 20 her death, vet her faith never wbV
cred and she died IS size lived. prAlslng God
Her suffering was great ultil The last On
.sc same DAY ste paSsc! away she sailed rs
ali 10 her amt IL my SISTER she said " less
Your hes l. te a god sIc.. SI.l yan bring me
i glasS - water It's the last one rasSh We
all t-,uS 'Igcthcr' Atagl O'Clock she
wsS heard & say i an 1ulig home bless
tie ! ord ! IN Sulr- home t. de II. more. 81
Another .lEe she sa.f " an 80 Aappy. "
and 10 papa size sad s. ht lad his hand up
On hers. " Jimmie. Sc you want my hand ="
Ana stoD|a we ~, Ne thankful that ve have
the as>GrlnG evidence Tia; RE nAS c-asse.
nye- On thc other s.de 4 jordan. snd may
we, Ike her. pass u an Ta4l'iy oTeT, ready
and willing 10 x Granddaughter
A.eGIE
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
FIFTH [DI1I@I
oELEsRATEs III, s.,s
saan.Sury Mnrray, !,
BIG Set out In n, - Civ,

vut 10 Hls 49,,
For several years past S,,, 'eaa'
ray, Jr., the popular hs salisbury
East Front street, has csI,,N S
18th Of February by givj ,'ra.TeIats
a set out In honor Of III. Xxx , LIS Il,
day was celebrated A, bi p' 5tl
evening quite a large nn M, I'th, aa
sons, both white and coIor" I't q
paid their respects FL ~ cala
Wanamaker "of wilmiDr,,nor, ~
Among those Dresser, s'oh'
White and wife William c were
wife, Andrew Med ford srN "IIlnas
Jane and Annie Hoxter I, silta
Heneritta and Rosa Lee M" ',at Y,
Of the host and several '1 a,ty
Among the gentleman pre ..a,'
manuel Murray, Wilber ,u sa3
seph T. Bass, N. Bantam 'nNoita
and oilers. A table wa. soaa
dining room, loaded with Iph'eIh
tials Of this life, OF which ,b 1.' 'a'
partook freely. A number o ,,f. Coap
proposed and responded " IA " a.
present, while member. If "
enlivened the occasion with 'a ' y
songs and speeches. The ~ lung
forth In the parlor and w"'ia
the time in music and socia' "' o',.l
ton. cNfs
After partaking of the te,,,a
tlemen were treated toa sunni,
celebrated Wales cigar, wb rp9
big reputation among .mnS ,u u.
Murray was the recipien, Of =.
OF valuable gifts, among wti'h 10
large basket, filled with r r.I !
chickens, homemade mine, ' ~
cults, etc, from the old bymrt.. ~
Canterbury, Del. v here hi, na,'s.'
reside. This was the mos, r,s.
Of all, coming as it did np. +a
from the old home sherp Mt
has spent many pleasant dav, ~. ~
he also received a hapI.sn :,
,chaIn cigar smoker from M
Noah White. The la,lies d. A IL
their host, and presented BIN y
mysterious package, which rn'I
contain a valuable gifr. tn. NJ.
friendship called forth a pLp,b, y
from Mr.. Murray. "'
The remainder Of the eye,,,
spent IN a social way, and al ~
specially the members Of tho v
With It's worthy President, e,,,'
themselves a. having sp,n.
pleasant time, and upon lp,i,
heir respective homes s.bI
Murray many more happy blrb,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
Arrested on Ausptcton.

About 81 O'clock ,asf evening ~
men, who gave their names a. p"t:
RICHTER and George Richardson, ~,
arrested ~ Market sive.f. h-'Uref
Second AID Third stree, ny cHsce- Mar.
Guess. at IRE instance Il clothing iss /,
er in that ,.t'';ty, who sad thai IT.
thought they were trying "a >iea =
coat They had hearing before Iuist
Cum Minis last evening. hUt as there A.
no positive evidence aga inst them ihr
case was dismissal
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

Ar a,aru3 Of fire Uas and,d 81 Neu
Castle Yesterday Afternoon. caused hy =
volane @; smoke i>>uirs from ihe
vicinity 4 ne lai. Al ,rvf>'. CATION
Uas made, when II Uas discover. i ihs;
The fright uas caused ~ S'aI>hu-y
Murray, II, az his city. vho Aa6 tte :.
WASTING his ol6 f-1tnd Layton. ard VA
smoking i1S C. ehrai,.i Wa'c> 5.-srs II
The VIC MY a TIE PRISON IN rriAr Il
fDnlcstt hist INSTITUTION, 'hus prevent
ING fUinre danger al .malrvoy Eaa6
.uariers IN this c!iy al No .o4 East
7 ?ari Street,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
The Volunteer Eiremen Combt
nation

W! Arp-sr IL tie Grand Opera
Hos II. 'Tu+stsyj evening. com
p5s.'- r. 1-.f-y 49, talent NJ. SAN!
=. H,aV-r +. Hsrr! Il ward, NJ Jos
{ '-.~- u 3. ~ great negro Cbarari-,
Il - Uta s+ep, lie b1use in a
res- / Z Hal. a. Rotary Press II,
\ - NJ. l,tarc- Lae-..us, Nj 7
Narc E.-.. = c "a .ALs- Ms Carr
Dn--sa - We're. very handsome All
Ia'r1r+d yoIIc lady Ms. France,
Hayden -l- Perry and Others Il.
pay = ~ to- Gle, ar.ufu.. u fau,
ata u. " played wei, Two hos,
Gs-rl&E-s W tr upau The sage at OF.
i'm. Uar I-7 tv nm hers u.-h- Fan
Hos aDd tDe " +ncsrl- Pi-a con. paui-s
/ .1naIa s4cEr- SEALS ear :. md II U.
Svsls TIE rust Axe -sl1L -. 8, Nd
r-4st.Tt- ~t;si. - y,-t.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
-
Fine POgkefs

Isaac Holston, who occ' I.n ),
OF Capt. Corbit, near ri Wv. Y
Red Lion Hundred, r cent! 4, IA
ell twelve pigs, which were ,. az
reen mouths old, that wris -!,,,
lively 3OS, sl6, A2, 3i4, %3-', D., I,
3G6, $50, 392. 1t is lot ore" NJ, a
of pigs OF a similar nIllh"' i,
heller. Their grandsIrr "''sD'
500
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

Ex-Sheriif Samuel &. ChaDa'
ing quite sick with pneamo,l'
residence on the Lancaster ply
tiana Hundred. Mr.. {. is aEl,1
four score years, and his rr' ~
health is rather proo'riD'',|
Sheriff Isaac Grubb is arc \
sru sickness, and BIZ MaHl
uayr lr.t some alarm IRON II
eniug symptoms OF hi' d 'TA'F
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

A cow sold at the sal. Of the late F. G.
Brooks in Appoquinimink HID, for $50.
She WAS Of ordinary stock, and vet her
WELD Of milk and butter was such tina,
few, II any, of the imported stock could
excel her. Joseph Hutchinson. W no resi-.
des near Townsend, WAS the purchaser.
A gentleman offered 500 for her over
one year ago, but at that time she WAS
not for sale.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
LEVY COURT
preceding ~ YESTERDAY,
sion,

Another session of the Lew
was held yesterday, but nearly 4
tire day was consumed in rtyi.r,
assess ments. Mr.. Mahaiiy ,e,Dny
names and 5l2 dogs il BrsDlu
Hundred.
AT the afternoon session ,hs
was occupied by Mr.. RJ'Lwsl., h
dent Shallcross being ab,plt
Colonel Febiger's committee mi
in revising the assessment blos.i|
city, and the proposition . sd
three committees TO rryj,r ,l.i
seems TO have been aband.s-..
AT the close Of the ;fo, ~4ss
members of the Court were lluHi
an'adjpi room, 9her- ilg
served with refresh mrnis pvyla
Janitor Smith, WatcilnaI Ed
Fireman O'DOnncll.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
Exceedingly CHEAP '"'

We have set aside from o al,
stock i've pieces OF all woo. t in,
hlliag,& nine pair OF sGp' a. s
carpets. which We shan oI' Il
price If 81 cents per !"l" ,ri
good styles, new colo o., ell '
sold for IS cents. Jn'! ID h
duplicated. W. NJ. k'n""'
Market street. i
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

The Rev. ". L : Mu-rsy il The
compiler Of lie book Tat vi. t,+ pull.
.s.-d ~ Euberi 4 Hooy .us' PREF,
r.r.sto the Messing o. iLe sruaa, Con.
iereuoA Of the NJ. Z. church, md
which was nautiauel in Yesterday :
REPUBLICAN.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

This morning Henry Older, coiorea
DAME, II; ley and James A Mercy, a,
plead guilty 70 drunkenness, and The
frsttpa were fixed s. and costs each,
and the last named committed for Z
hours
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
The Wrong

The number from VIII N
,ure SO quickly disap rp,r1It' u
day was 81 West ny ,n,rlll
not Ga As reported y t,} '1'nis|
W. Srwell resides Al V''
knows h. is there get n
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

To day William MiIIe'' ~ b d
shipped 800 musk'ai' .IT III
which is the largest -, ,.F ID
made in this STATE ,,"I,'jip 4
signed to ex.CoroneF "
and French streets. Il
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
The TAIN ofthe Touu

SMITH STREET. - ''' r'AS
SSr Tsn Coffee, y cents. st los EA> 7
81 Ms a., o. coffee, Tor Il, at los EAST SlXrn
Ms excellent coffee. for 81 3, ,osr.sr
SMITH STREET ''' g. al '' 1ASi
..me honsoscorers. 10 ln9 las, St,,h
'i''% lhis week viii he the creates, a on
~ lrui' ans bargains that We ever rti,re''
'"n ! spoci'y I'll eur goods. hut as so,n
~ A., g.. then y'dcr, You viii sn,w t6ap
h ~ NJ i. nj horse wagon ~ s.S y
/. ~ LENS, lis EAST SINH SITE +
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
WM. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding a,
Fourth and Market,

h.+N
Fourth and Market.
All we have left, four
pieces of Turkey Red Table
Damask are reduced to .
cents from ~; they will
soon so. Seven pieces Of
splendid German Loom Da.
mask which is regularly sold
at 81 per yard will move rap
idly at sc. About 5 or 10
dozen extra large ! Barnslev
double Damask Napkins re-
duced nearly one-half, are
splendid value, and those
liking large napkins should
see them.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
uauOyerCh"''.,l

The services in This 'h nv b,
conducted This evrh'"s Cir \
l.. Catou, e ChesaP'an,'g Is n
on Wednesday eYri''"s W n.%1
A cordia, vel '"Irr Il y" Il
For good IS AID ~ cen. ..,'ts;L |
Harpa's, 600 Jt"er'0u ~
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

,TSn II tn Chi< s'-a 1mcer,
Washington, F-l-parv y, issI
TNa Wra'Nf- r.'-'ln"s Ga. VIII RI r
II 4. the Nv fYaar5 ard MIddI r
STATES sTd srru u IT. roriAp 81 with
'el; T.se II len rtraiare TIE san Z
'ord''1or$ are .lsety 10 TrsvAi. 10
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

Twenty barrels Of the best cysTers
inst rrrtvr3 Prices reiuccd Come
night along. They must he sod. Shoe
maker, .sa0 French street.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

kets are entirely gone, there
yet remains a few good ia
Blankets at $3.50 and 1887
per pair. They are good
value, and cut apart and
bound are nice for children's
use.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

NyANTED - TWO YOUNG MEN
w hoarders in private family home
comforts good location. Address X. r.,
this office. fl2It
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
WIN. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding at
Fourth and Market.

With oar Curtains and
Door Hangings we show
some remarkable bargains.
Two pieces elegant Silk Tur,
conan are reduced to $3.50
from So. One piece Turco-
man reduced to SI.25 from
s.. Two pieces side stripe
lurcoman in crimson and
gold, 95 cents from sl.25.-
Two pieces side stripes, 62I
cents from ST.. Five pieces,
and all We will have Of Per.
sian Tapestries, at 30 cents,
in gold, garnet and olive
All we have Of walnut poles
with rings, brackets and
ends complete are 81, from
SI.5o.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
WIN. B. SHARP,
III MsTEe. street, while REBUILDING \,
Fo4-iA and Market,

NO s"er'r "Li!e REBUILDING a,
Fourth and Market
For easy washing and
good looks nothing is nicer
in bed covering than a good
Honey Comb Quilt. One
case is reduced to 9S cents
from Sl,o5 another, an Gle
CANT crochet Nlarseilles pat
tern is down to sl.47 from
s., and but few are left Of
the splendid d" Toilet Mar.
settles, reduced to s,4-.
rom S.. ~
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

NOTlCE-WM T. HICKMAN. OF al
~ King street, will move 10 No. Az King
street, four doors above, on or before March
2bth. tChl2u
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12

Penn & Cos Thermometer reSistere:
5H>iAHisy s. degrees a; 2. IL, \ q,
/, nj, ard - At 10 + n.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
WIN. B. SHARP,
III Market street, while rebuilding .
Fourth and Market.

Fourth and Market.
In our Carpet Department
our sales have been large
and continuous, showing a
great appreciation ofthe low
prices there, and many large
orders are recorded for
Spring delivery. We open
this week $50 rolls new
Spring patterns of Brussels
and Tapestry Carpets, which
will 60 in with the reduced
stock we add 10 pieces
more of the best all-wool
Ingram to the lot, reduced
to IS cents from ST. Those
wanting Spring Carpets
should see this line.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
AT
VIM, B. SHARP'S,
III Market St.,
PREPARATORY TO
REMOVAL

There's but a few weeks
left Of our stay in our pres
ent quarters, and very many
goods are rapidly moving
out at the greatly reduced
prices we are making pre-
vious to removal. All are
sold on the safe and positive
guarantee that il not satlstac-
tory when delivered at your
home return them at once
and get your money.
WIN. B. SHARP.
III Market street, while rebuilding at
Fourth and Market.
Muslins in yard wide and
Sheetings are still much re-
duced for the sale. There's
no better time to buy for
Spring sewing.
Wy n CIytnD
Daily Republican., 1884-02-12
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-13
Ore shipment.

A carload OF high grade ore is now
ready to be shipped from the Ex-
chequer mine TO Salt Lake. The mine
is looking we'll, and more shipments
OF the same kind will follow nj inter
walls during the winter. IL this prop
ertv were located ON the Comstock,
instead of Cherry Creek, capitalists
would be- Offering a million for IL, and
we believe IL Is worth 1t, II in the
hands of men who could place 1t In
position TO systematically extract
its hidden wealth.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-13
Beef supply.

Some of our exchanges In the West
ern part ofthe State have been figur-
ing on the Nevada beef supply, and
this l. how they put 1t ut liz esti-
mated by cattle men that there are
about IS, 900 head Of beef cattle avail
able for the Winter season. and ys the
consum ption is bet~ cen 500 and s.
000 head per month on The coast,
there Is no danger OF a meat famine.
or these $4,000, there are about 1000
In and around Reno. 5000 head in
Honey Lake Valley, and 5000 in Par
adise and other sections Of Humboldt
county, The remainder being scattered
in various places in Nevada and Cali
fornia. The market price now IL from
IN TO 8 tents per pound, and those
we'll posted believe that the price will
go 10 10 or IL rents by next March.
So those who have cattle on q thou
sand hills are all right for the Winter"