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Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

st fuIbitenb;st llbOals af Tort os
tolsr Silfe Damasse and Brocad-
ed 6IeieI % Velveteen, Stockinett
olp. forefiubes Dos Xarien.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Ill mine suuoer os Giever.

SEQ bar ftret mig en- bpstig asfs
itent / u1iiS 8esiie Biaior lot nelts
tommen6e aar, og oniter OetiOr Of uns
b~srrette mine GIeper iaapeIiom publis
flm / MImiubeli9beO on, at ri IL fers
tiae til at begynoe llnbetpi5nin9en Den
life Sttober { "gamftfTolen" /
Steuers Opera Ylot. ~llnoeruisnin9
aiues paa 95iauO, Srget % Sang.
Souiie ". Seauer.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
ofaI.9otttfer
w1to, o,sommet ira Rem s,nrf.

st llOuaIg at fancy Flannels, Plaid
Flannels, fancy feeced Sackings, fancy
S~tockinett, Jersey Cloth, ~JerseyStripes,
Tricot Sackings etc. Dos .arse;t.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
CT SLnrs CnIna

af Saor.garer 9Os ErSciniti ial8es M til
neoiatte griIer; ogiaa aIoeles npe Sarer
ialaes biliat. Gamer! yai or Der Ell mp
pcrli9 auleoning til at fipbe bili8t.
31t6. '9Grb.
e. 9%r3ciuSft.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

DEBORAH BUSINESS INSTITUTE
oil 9toe ole Dem, iom itaar tilba9e 9Gs=
ming, S!ripnina. Staunins os Geanins, en-
oa9lis Snltruttiou uben EXTRA Setaling,
5or girtulGrer benpenoer man iis til
u. ~. Rid,
$50 Sriueipal.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

Gn fjsleen Seilisbeb til at itafe
fig areaturer Of beoite Slass bar man ben
zoe Cftpber, ba &apt. Gardner Der / Speu
peo ofentlis Iittion oil ialse paa i'm
5arm / Sesper 5ownibip, IL Wtile uoroen=
for 9ecprab, Al Stptter ualminoelis intltte
&priborns- auGs. vi oisie er 80 aI1er %
apier af icrlflsuise More; De andre ~ sr
Oyer, unse % borne. SetirSelierne er l
slars Seuitano ps 8 Yrocent Jtente. Den
n9lte Sag, Soc OCTOBER, bill Der paa liant
me Steo blipe iolst 70 i9rbeles patre
5sl@Sppper % 6eI, ale al 3ormaH ps
glpoes=3acen; osina 80 Stpffer &uGs al
almiuoslist Slass % al Race; 50 Suin
o. (. D.
Gette oil for Sarmere oere en- uom9rtei
InIeonins til of ltaife Jig fortrinli8e apIs.
opr. aataloser tan iaass ueo at benosuee
fig til &apt. @aroner / 1T gtational Banf,
% for be 9prs SeptpmmenSe, Der er fulo.
bloos, nil Stamtaplen leperes.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
2cfal:Nctitier.

The cost af day-board, per week, for the
two weeks ending Sept. 9th at the
dining rooms Of the DEBORAH INSTI-
TUTE was sl.39. Ninety-eight of the
students ARE eating at these rooms. These
rooms will be open to the members of the
DEBORAH BUSINESS INSTITUTE.
111
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

SarSen leperer Ollie til 9rGiiemalfiner
blui9t. No. l Lard, Sperm and Black Oil
2.11.2.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

Soninrier. 26en ausuit: 9~anbbanbs
Ter Dime antOuien 8iSuas, Strpn,
9torbfiorb. CITE Str9bber s.. I. Dahl,
Srebrittab. She: Sirmuet 9er9sren &
Sdirmer, Sriitiania (lRsaersaben ~.
lite: 9anosIsborser os Saser u,
Stensruo, &~t.itiauia (SOlbau8ssaben
I6) SanbeIsbOrser $. Suerien, Sri:
itiania (Soruet 2 b l2te: Snseniel
9. Sruii, 6riitianio.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

iomme. DerimOo ipnes Steren at afs
ta9e; man meuer, at Spurpene fors
bsiper bsnne bpsselise 6u9l, iom peI
meb Bette fan iiges at uGre "9anos
manbcns Sen, os man er berfor lite
neset peIpiais ltemt mob Spuroene.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
&armerei Gin Mafl

Sec ialser ben behite StaalsI raob |
bonoelen Hcrtb 8eitern. &um til mia
% Be oil ipare Benss.
S.lott %. WiIep,
DEBORAH 2umber garo.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
6. 3r3einfH.
81 SER!

Sc Ser!
Or. S8. Sptur5 aKtomnrer I'll Htosetua1
4oe Gf:cber ca a9ter at opbo!oe i8 Der .
cller 4 Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01
Snfes.

Enifes. Sleueiiepise. Glmiubelist
Susarbstoe. 2.11.tf. 8. y. Sustpeot.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

Jnseu ituloe laoe fig Of meo ben SmltGnz
ol9beo, at ban itaar tilbaSe, afboloe fra al
9aa mo paa DEBORAH INSTITUTE;
ben oaarlisite Glen er peItummen, iaaircmt
ban pnlter Of lore Moset. Ser er inser
Ylaos TOR Dem, iom oil boone fig. Sin
terterminen-18 nger-bespnoer 17oe Io.
pember. LILA.
o.; oh 49,. . n.u..s E...,..
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

Gen GeeHe ppoifebe Sflorte HtgeHiinoe
loIgt ior $l00. Sen Sear-
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

&igb bore 1 Solar "0uernas"; be rat
Ter alGrig. Sen sear.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

@aa Ill Coo. % ficb acknowledging
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

Get met i~ulbitGu6i9e ll6uaIg Of
forte a~ioIsteier / 8gsn iiHbes Dos
2asien, iaaiom: en- line eashmers
BeI lib l garb trc0, iom ~bespnoer
meO 40 Gents os tiger 8 Gt8. pr.
garb og op til $I.35. 2igeIe0es:
Velours, ~Raydzners, Camille Cloth,
Tricot, Silk Warp Henrietta, Silk
Warp Drap de Alma, all wool Drap
de Alma, Drap De Etc. Armures, Satin
Brocade, Armure Brocade. Mummie
Brocade, Double faced Sateen Trcycrs,
silk and wool Broeade etc.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

2as sen Bears Advertisement.
(9m1
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

JnosroUHiug og firt llbrma8er.Arbeiet
uofgres ai Goof. 2.112.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-01

8. Gi
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3gsrss. 6a'
q RriH. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
Dntia rrAte EApnE nfpr.

F0FT MCLEOD, y. ~, I'M @ lT-N
South Pl'gaD Indian naTrd Short. ~
the Indian police, arrived A"oa IN
search Of = horse S-2'"l by th,. %orrL
PiegaoS. He brous'.t ia the uew> H. ;.
there had been hiE fight be'ow j.,
hlrHs place, on t.r4 Maria. he we
COW hogs aud Cree Iui.aus, wi'E fat
re5u'f7. The Cnwipgs were nr a.,
roundup when they came un 2. party ~
H7e Nr"n intiaLS hutcLering u COW.
As soon a. the7 saw the COWBOY four
OF tlr Indiana ran away, but one.
bo'der than the rest, walked toward
theln.
o1a Of he cowhovs went ont from
the resi- 30 meet iitH Indian, and when
ne got nerr enough pulled his six
shooter and fired At him. The Ind ian was
hi, pretty badly and dropped. He then
raised himself 70 n sitting posture and
fired at the cowboy, whom he bit in the
breast. The latter was fatally wounded
and while dying put four or five shots
into the Cree, Tho was killed. The cow
boy died soon after.
The other cowboys who had been
watching the fight started after the
othe four Indians, and a lively en-
counter took place. The Indians took
refuge in a coolie and threw M a
breastwork. The cowboys tried to
storm their position, but the Indians
were too well protected and kept them
OF. They finally getaway.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17

LONDON, June 16.-The events OF To-.
day have shown that the police as well
az the people of London are still in a
pan icky condition regarding possible
dynamite conspiracies. A chemist
working in his laboratory at Green.
witch. made combin.. ton which resnl.
ted In an explosion and blew of hi.
left hand. Straightway the police and
the press reported that another dypa-
mite outrage had been attempted. The
authorities refused the repo rters access
to the wounded man at the hospital 70
which he was taken, and some Of
the officers even gave out that dan.
gerous dynamiter has been captnr red
while at work manufacturing explosi.
yes, with which to make another attach
upon some Of London's public build
ings.
The facts of the explosions are that II
was caused by Mr.. Paul Ward, a re-.
putable chemist and electrical inventor.
who was the principal assistant for
ZONE ten years preceding the death.
at June, Of Professor William Spot,
tiswoode, President of the ROYAL
Society. Mr.. Ward was testing new
Iietonator and the material with which
-" was experimenting, being DRYER
than he supposed, exploded spontane.
ously, injuring him badly. A little boy
VINO was in the same room at the time
OF the explosion escaped unframed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
senator Ipgalls Gets AsEry.

In the Senate yesterday Mr.. Ingalli
rose to q question oflpersonal privilege
He read from the debate Of last Friday
on the bill relating to the claim of thu
State Of Georgia for money expended
for the common defense In 1777. HI
objected to certain words which III
said had been inserted in the hand
writing of Mr. Brown in the official
reporters manuscript of the debate,
and which Mr.. Ingalls, claimed had moi
been spoken in the Senate He said he
was always willing to submit to the
fortunes Of daily debate, whether Of
victory or defeat, but was not secure
against the Parthian arrows that a
flying foe might see fit to discharge
from the safe ambush Of the printing
house.
The words objected to were: His
monopoly Of which have no right to
impugn." referring to what Mr..
Brown had called one of Mr.. ingalls,
characteristic speeches" and the
words " He will not 80 state" Refer.
to one of the legal points arising in the
discussion. This mode Of warfare, Mr..
Ingalls, continued, was eminently safe
to the one who waged it, but was not
satisfactory TO the victim. 90 j.
Mr.. Ingalls, inquired whether the
Senator from Georgia (Mr. Brown was
satisfied that be used the language quo
ted. a
Mr.. Brown replied that it was his
recollection that he nsed it.
Mr.. Ingalls, asked whether he did
not, after the debate was over and the
report prepared flor the printer, inter.
polate into the report Of the proceed
ings, thereby falsifying the record and
committing forgery upon the records
of the Senate. Sensation.
The Chair said the Senator was ont of
order. If he had any accusations to
make he should make them in differ
ent way.
Mr.. Beck (sotto vooe)-I wonld not
answer that.
Mr.. Inealls-Language that was not
uttered in debate and susceptible of an
offensive Interpretation.
Mr.. Brown decline to make anyl
reply to that.
Mr.. IngallsrI supposed he would.
The Chair-The Senator from Kansas
is out of order.
Mr.. Brown addressed the Chair.
Mr.. Ingalls-I have the floor, / he.
lieve.
The Chair agreed that Mr.. ingalls,
had the floor, hut that in the opinion OF
the Chair the Senator's remarks impu.
ted improper conduct to anotherSenator.
" II there be no OBJECTION" the Chair
added, the Senator will proceed in
order"
Mr.. Ingalls, said that the mode of at
lack referred TO required about the same
amount of carriage that was exhibited |
by thug, who waited till his enemy |
was asleep and then stabbed him. He |
moved that the language to which he
mad called attention be expunged from
he official record ofthe debates.
Mr.. German objected to the present |
of the motion, and it |
vent over till tomorrow.
Mr.. Brown said he had intended to
'ay something in reply, but as the mat
or was to go over he supposed he would
70 heard tomorrow. He did not wish
t to 60 unchallenged. He did not in.
end that any inference of acquiesence
y him should be drawn from the fact
hat the matter was going over.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17

William johnson, the colorsd man.
1903 French street. who was struck by
Thomas j. Early with blacksmith's
hammer on Friday last, fracturing his
skull, died this forenoon about 20
minutes before 10 o'clock.
He never recovered sensibility since
be was struck except once on Saturday.
when he called for his wife Harriet
His mother, who has been with him.
says the reports in the papers do him
great injustice, as he was generally a
quiet, inoffensive man, and II he was in.
toxicated on Friday, 1t was something
quite unusual for him.
In this the neighbors generally
agreed. He has been employed for the
last two years or more at tho Edgemoor
Iron works, and was only home on
Friday morning because 1t rained.
EARLY, who mas been locked up await
ing the result Of Johnson's iDjurie, swill
now be committed permanently for
trial.
The coroner has been notified of John.
sons death and an inquest will be held
probably not before tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
DOS.

Ezekiel Eaton, who formerly resided
in this city, il now Frustrated with
sickness at his farm in Maryland, and
bis recovery is scarcely possible.
William Simmons has completed lay
ing the Belgian block pavement on Mar
ket street mar Brlndvwine bridge
Ifis was l1ng needle d improvement.
Yesterday man fell into deep ex-
cavation on Fifth street between Tat
nall and West, but being drunk he was
not hurt.
McC&tferty, Malloy & Comley, have
got through the deep cut at Scheutzen
park, and are pushing on down towards
Silver Brook
The Il. & o, Railroad Company have
about completed the excavations on
Giipin avenue and are now relay ing
the water.pipe.
The w. ~ N. Railroad Company
have completed new wharf on the
Delaware at the end of their road.
The Pussy & Jones Company viii.
launch smother South America steamer
on Thursday next.
Joseph Pyle ia making rapid progress
With his new house that Is to replace
the burnt one.
A 900 pound telephone cable was
laid across the Christiana at Mar
ket street bridge yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
the shields Library.

The regular meeting y, ~ bp Ia last
Library Association wa' ts' were
ing, at which arrangmttop"T, n Cad
for their annual excursion b NJ
Al August !, on the steamer t. ,1as 1 Vsr4 4
Chairman, Martin Ks'sn' Il Tr,a
tary. Martin j. MeaIey J, c4reln|
Frank P. Phslen; Mastg9y, , ., VA Ma
W b. Mccormick fl 0o'tis,,rtl
william Mccartney r. A ~" and
McGrady, Martin o'l00i''
McCullin. lad frou 10
Hn Is a member VINO vtts,V Ws 70
mar .,iage Sunday af' ei, tSs b.
Manic Fox. When al a,iiotiOnsdl
was transacted, the ass0' uhels % |
ed to the Ebbitt House', W."
lent supper was served /
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
Minor Accidents.

John Taylor had his hand caught be-.
tween two pieces Of angle iron at Pusey
q Jones' yesterday morning, badly
lacerati1 the hand. The wound wa,
dressed DR.. George w. Mann, Tenth
and A1kwood streets.
Samuel Davis, of the Arm of Davis.
galloway & Co.. fish dealers of this city
while driving over to New Castle yes.
terday with fish, his horse in fiphtinp
the flies worked his bride off, when be
started to run, throwing MIR. Davis
out, breaking the top off the wagon and
scattering the fish along the road. Mr..
Davis escaped without much injury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17

| Who pays the defcienc,
bills when goods are reduced
1t is hard to tell. Sometime
the manufacturer, sometime
the importer, sometimes the
creditors OF the failed concern
But seldom the dealer. The
Tart of storekeeping is to keel
sharp eyes on the stock tina
| it be not overloaded and tt
gather customers to take
away large lots. Count the
bundles going from ou,
doors. You can scarcely pick
them out along the streets, fol
we do not wrap our goods in
advertising placards, (why dc
ladies become advertising car
riers and soil their hands
and gloves with black ink
advertisements on bundle
papers y, but such a guam
tity of goods leaving us every
day requires daily replenish-
ing. Freshness comes to al
most every part of the stock
from the uniailing spring
that rises in the receiving and
reserve rooms. Freshness in
a stock is an element of its
goodness. Some goods OF
even staple kinds arc not SO
good if laid on shelves tor
months.
Going where the crowd 60
to buy is not a bad idea, for
it means, with other things,
freshness.
Perhaps the " deficiency
bills =" this year will be larger
and greater than for a long
time, for almost all classes OF
goods with us are cheap
for the Oldest inhabi-
tant to say: -" | never saw
things so cheap before, Al
cash down purchase of very|
lear 5000 Jerseys is a good
hing to illustrate what wei
nean BY cheapness. |
Ladies' Jerseys in black s1.50, 81
2. 80, 81, 81, So, s., s..
In colors 81 g. 50. IS, 81:
In black silk 81, SIS, S25 to $50.
Braided Jerseys, fine qnaiir, : 81, 81,
8, 81, s..
These prices don't mean 10 very
much. You must take quality with ii,
rice.
JOHN WANAMBkEH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
DEATHS.

DOUaHTEN.--In this city, on the 18th inst,
VIM. Doughteu, In the 57th year Of hlshge.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late
Thursday evening at o'clock. Meet at the
house at $50 to take trail CD Delaware Rail-
road q a. N. Ipterment at Odessa, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
| \ ED|1'|

| In thar , ,"nkrsss.|
wan wan W., Wyck offered a r ,a M,oat'
the Il ",, Judiciary Com to-day,
| Ra Whether r the unioa or ''' css,,s,
on any bonds other t in,ssd !. ths
s,sni;I aatholizsd by 'd cDo,,'iS.s
sibfa e ar, at the date Of 'ts =,
hsgls Ezecurifinvy.p o, 1sa
l pehses Of the Governmpso"Ft !; Judi
ending enad, june 80, 1914 ll ana TO- To-
s pot 10 n approved March ls ) 'o Is :,
or ora alleged I,! authority A aIre' n VI
s ne% STOCK co,s,l has been issued s w
s sa,u !. companies In vioI,, "
act, ncs, MI, Mr.. Butler called 'J M q,
t thn I providing for an e ap ~
tn. the New York banks, ' a"S "
OH a,,' F moved to referit to tn, du. =,
On ,a. FINANCE rna, Pending dis sur "
'eT T,S went 1t. over until today ,a''''a
NJ me g Utah bill was con,,.,
y, MI : Hoar gave notice , 6bS,i','e'.
me u Senate to sit out the u ny
adjourned. ''''u As
IN the House a number AM,
introduced under the call % "
referred refer, Among them n, v AZ =
follet' ofOhio, granting " ons
and sixty acres Of the pob H.' 1
every honorably discharp ei' ~ y
a., NJ ~ nai'oF OF the late war,
by MIR. Deus'er, OF Wisconsin
vent and punish the prosscn '.
the United States of frau liII..
against foreign govprp lo,a
Lowry, of Indiana. from ,bs
Committee, submitted a rtoor
contested election case Of Cam,
Morey, declaring the coDt4. S,n
TO the seat. Laid over for M
ton. W W.
On motion Of Mr. RapdaIIth
went into Comm ltIee o, ,hs xvi
The Deficiency Appropria;iop'
making the motion Mr.. E,na,
the House had iiysd June sNb
adjournment, and he nnd,nr,,
the Senate was likely to tx i
II either Of those dates w4r4ls
upon the consideration ofrb.
alton bills must be pressed. i
'ideration Of the Drat.ppcy i
continued ju night s%,on
House, having ,,t.un,4l If ~ M
The bill in com!ni''c-, adjJurny
10 . m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
JOHN WANAMbkE

The " Cart Wheel " white
and black Rough and Ready
Hats at &c., used to be SOC,
The latest new shapes Black
Chip Hats--the pun chases are
for less and so we sell them
now at 5Oc.,ju halt old rate.
Shade Hat, all trimmed, for
seashore or countrywide 81.
Boys and Girls KNOCK
about Hats at Sc. each.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
MARkIAGEN.

PARKS-ELVRET-A the parsonage. 2l02
Spring Garden street, on June 9th, by tho
Kew. Or. David Steele, Mr.. Henry Parks to
Sun, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
The w Gather,

For the Middle Atlantic States
Slightly warmer, fair weather, north
westerly winds, becoming light and
variable, lower barometer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17

The German Library. Delaware Sasn-
gerbund and Wilmington Turner -Asso.
citation will excursion to Augustine
Pier on Thursday on the steamer Clyde
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17

The tame woodcock now on exhibition
at Freye's saloon, No. II East Second
street, will have grand reception on
its transfer to the Ebbitt House on
Thursday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
Sudden peaifh

William Doupht"n, No % j
stree, died suddenly IL lD ~ , ID
shortly before : o'c.ock' :s. ~ N N
OF y para yJic st',Sr WI, b s+|
was attacked last evenl'! !, T ~
and 10 n'c.ork, Mr. poosNn ,. \
complaining for s. me tinr J, ~ Ior|
In the back but he ret'irhS "a ~ "A
evening in his uN1a. y. Ie' ,,nn,
he was employed. shorty! !, a." u
ine he was ..ttached win y
paralysis when u, M Va .,o VIA
summoned aud dld all ~ | |, r,1
sufferer. Between land : ,, Ge,1
hid hemorrhages and ee ',,ts i
SIDE remained in that s' ~ W !
died. MIR. Doughte1 caln "dY., NJ
ton a few years ago frq I'LL G iuu,prm}
will be taken there lot + l y" tls|
Friday mornings TRAN ,aas in in I'D
ware railroad. ne wa a vid
year Of his age, and lss aSem s 10.
seven children, four Oh t y au less,l
t to mourn a great and sudden O'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17


| Between s and 7 o'clock ,asl
the residents in the vicinity n
Fourth. West and ashingtou
were startled by a heavy rppor,
was Immediately noispd aIou1
several boys and \ man b,
injured by shot from a guu frd
premis Of Samuel b, FORBES,
West street.
An investigation showed
coachman employed by Mr.. Fol
who WAS in the stable at theh1
q party of boys, had lesl sr11
large huckshot on tie side otih|
and q slight wound inflicted. |
Bennett, a l0.year-old boy, reed
Of the balls in the treas, immd
over his heart; WiIiari F. HQll
Of Charles j.. Hudson, residing
40i Yves. Fourth street, va:A
back of the neck.
Another boy, who resides q
street, was struck on the iotthsi
greatest excitement preS.u
young Bennett was immeGiiaiy
W ,he Office Of Dir. COrse, wln
effectual attempt was lasss
ball. Other physicians Ta q
attend the sufferers, audlNe
gathered in front of Fis
among whom 1t was soon '1n.'
the gun had been dischaN
boys
A police officer sccompanla
nett to Forbes house to make
concerning the matter, when %
Forbes and his houseseeper, M
man, denied all knowledge O'tOS
ing, but there il no touO'
weapon was discharged on Tie
SEES.
4 cat was found dead IN 'nl
about midway between the Don
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17

The place to get your gold watches is
at Baynard's, Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17

An kinds of silver ware, solid and
SILVER plated, at Baynard's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-17
White Fish.

A fine lot of fresh white fish at
Aliens fish stand, King street below
SecocG.
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n,.,lea, BANKS fe''' a

A strawberry and i' 0ye V' at
will open tomorrow stt" Tha1
a and Friday Sdd" nights a '.r1t,'I'1I" Ss
music and other e natrs willb !
cd eii by those having ,.ir,,a II ine and1
",sS5s ssis. s,s s1 I'd, ' 'Ss ,?.
Ia sy's school, i deserves :s,cn % cents, cents
aosnent. Admlss'o" ~
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Pianos and organs Of all kinds al
Baynard's. %
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d. AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

The third and probably
| the last invoice of those ele.
CANT Glace Silks, is now on
our counters. They come in
eight different colorings, dou.
bled pin stripes, and are the
handsomest and best goods
for the money we ever offer
ed; so cents a yard from 75c
insures a rapid sale on them.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Silk Department, First Floor.
Among our linens we have
Just marked to Is cents each
fifty dozen splendid double
Damask Towels, which usu-
ally sell for nearly twice the
money. They are hunting
scene centres, and rich Tur.
key red and blue borders,
size. Al inches long,
"a inches wide. A magnifi-
cent bargain.
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NOR PENTHOUSE NO. ll3O POPLAR
- street. Apply to Harlan Cause, el5
delaware Avenue, or Kennebec Ice and Goal
Company, N. e. corner Second AMI King
streets. Hiatt
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JOHN WANAMA AK Err.


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OutrageOuSlY ugly and others
IT.. - o.t :, II. ol.;of
fanS as well as IN the using
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"ANTED-BOA IN A PRIVATE
w family for man and wife. Address
r. r., this Office. i1T,3tt
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NANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
w nurse, q situation at nursing. Apply
at 1921 West Fourth street. i17.ftt'
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supporter es%'Y%s ,sa,s Z, 81,
S %s1Rst q Lady ,' stt~H 4,.,n street
or or" ladies', No. l West s s.' ,-
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