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Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Cruel,y to Old SOLDIERS.

WAsiINGToN, u. G. Arril2'. . The House
Committee on Nj itary Affair will ask for the
ap point hent ofa special committee TO- oinvesti-
ga'e the mar agrment of the Sodic S Home at
Dayta ohio. General P'trick, Governor OF
the II ms, has been charge with being over
be ring Il nllnman in HIS treatment toward
the mates. ne man,73 years old, writ : to
General kOsencrsns thst lie was put In the
guarn nous foy ninety days, for Il trivial Of
f.nse lie concludes his letter: ''This Is
strict Y conildrh,ial, Or Patrick will hang
ne y
At the request ofthe committee, Representa-
tive Rusencrans wrote to ". h. Frlnklin,
President ofthe Board OF Managers of the y =
tional Homes for Disabled Soldiers, asking
him to investigate til complaint Mr.. Frank
in re- ! ed thar the charges had been investi-
gate and found to be gruundless. He ON
meuded that Il Congrc siOnal committee b. ap
pointed o make til iuvesiig .tlon.
Representative MURRAY U'.). in referring TO
til. charges before the committee, said that
General ,atrlck one day passed blind inmate
Of the Home. 'Why don't you salute me ~
Mr. Patrick was reported us saying IN
bind, General cant see You. ~ renlied the
inmate. "I'll make you see me, ~ the''enera
WAS reported as slying.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Political.

The New York Telegram last evening
came out with the names OF Arthur and
Lincoln for President and Vice Presi-
dent at the head of its columns.
The Republican State Convention OF
Minnesota, in session at Moorehead,
has split In two. The Convention con-
trolled by the kendred faction has
elected delegates to Chicago whose
preferences a'e nnascertained.
The Greenback State Convention OF
Massachu usetts met yesterday, in Lynn.
Delegates were elected to the Indian
opolis Convention, and resolutions de-
claring for greenback currency, eight
hours for days labor, the abolition OF
National bank circulation and General
Benjamin +. Butler for President, were
adopted.
The Greenback Convention of Ten
nessee met yesterday in Nashville,
about fifteen delegates being present,
and nominated j. w. Buchanan for
Governor.
A special meeting of the Republican
Central Committee Of the District OF
Columbia has been called for tonight,
TO investigate sworn charges that votes
were purchased in the interest OF
Messrs. Conger and Carson, recently
elected delegates to Chicago.
Official returns from all but two pre-
cincts of Orleans Parish, Louisiana,
give McEnery, Democrat, for Governor,
20, $50 votes, against 1898 for Stevenson,
Republican. Incomplete returns from
various sections of the State indicate a
Democratic majority Of 10000 and the
adoption of the constitutional amend
mentS.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
ODD FELLOWSHIP.
ITS INTRODUCTION INTO THE
UNIIEO STATES SIXTY-FlVE
YEARS AGO-ITS GROWTH.

To-day Is the sixty.titth anniversary Of the
Introduction Of odd Fellowship into the
United States. The first Lodge organized In
this country was Washington Lodge, NO. !,
OF baltimore. and the prime mover ~ r," esaap,
fishing the order in this country was ih0mas
Wildey, an Enx.ishman, who had been
member before migrating to America, and
feeling the need OF a similar organization In
this country, he with four others met Gt
public house on Second street In Baltimore:
known as the "Sign Of the Seven stare,
and instituted Washington Lodge, No !.
There is ev ~ reason to believe that the
first meetings Of this Lodge were OF CON
vivial nature, but two years after lts 1nstltu-
tiOn 1t was duly recognized by dispensa-
tiOn from luke of York Lodge OF Preston,
England, which created 1t the Grand odge
OF the State of Maryland, and endowed It
with power to organize other Lodges and is
eue disLensations. Then 1t was that ODD
Fellowship started on its grand mission OF
alleviating the inlseries OF mankind, ,and lts
growth has been rapid.
II in common with all similar organlza-
tions has suffered persecution, but strict
adherence to its principles has enabled 1t to
triumph over Its enemies, and grow and In
crease, until the official reports for the past
year Slows that there are now over five hun
dred hOu2and members of the mystic broth .
erho0d IL the u Gited States, and that tDe
incre, Sc last year was at the rate of nearly
Oue ushu'. IL Wreh WHilc INC diHOuht "a
pended during the same period for the relle1
of brothers In distress, was nearly two mil
lion dollars.
Ine order is not only benetici i, but as one
OF its cardinal principles is that all men are
members Of one common family, with God as
the father OF all, IT claims the right to Watch
over its members, and if any should yield to
TEN ptaton, and wander ON the paths Of
! recttude, to endeavOr with brotherly love
| and kind advice TO bring them back 1t
| watches over and cares for the brethren over
| taken with sickness and distress, and II
| death should claim him, and he leaves
widow and orphaned children, the Order
watches over them with Jealous care.
| These are noble duties. and strictly in ac-
lcordance with the teachings Of Him whose
birth nearly nineteen centuries ago was pro-
claimed by the angelic song OF peace on
| earth, and good will toward men,
| THIS sixty.nfth anniversary will be observ-
ed by the Odd Fellows in this city attending
Divine service at Scott NJ. T.. church tO.mOr-
row morning, when an appropriate sermon
will be preached by the pastor, Rev. T. X.
CreaHer, who is also member Of the order
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Death of an Aged Lady.

Mrs. Maria Grubb, "a years of age,
died yesterday. after lingering Illness,
at the residence of Isaac n. Grubb,
Esq, near Grubb's Corner. The de-
ceased was familiarly known as " Aunt
Maria" and last fall she met with an
accident, by which her leg was broken,
and since then she has been constant
sufferer, but has borne her atfiictions
without a murmur of complaint, and
with q resignation that christianity
alone can afford. Her end was peace
full. and she passed from what had been
to her world of suffering, calmly and
sank to rest like child falling asleep.
The deceased was faithful and con-
sis,ent mem Der of the Methodist Epis'
copal church for many years, and her
funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Dorsey q Witness.

WASHINGTON April 2j.-The Springer
committee will have Mr.. Dorsey before
it within a few days if possible.
Dorsey is expected here tomorrow. 1t
is said that Dorsey expressed the desire
not to be called before the committee
before the 18th Of May. This gives rise
to the suspicion that Dorsey wants to
get down as near the Chicago Conven.
tion as will best suit his purpose to hurt
somebody.
The Springer committee will shortly
open up new vein by calling for the
list Of bondsrnen on the various routes
involved in the Star route cases, with a
view to finding out who stood behind
these contractors in their big schemes
and to ascertain whether collusion exis-
ted as to bondsmen.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

~All notices not sent in by II o'clock
Saturday morning Will not be published.
Preaching at the Almshouse, Sunday after
noon, at 230 O'Clock.
Elder J l. Staten will preach at the Old
Baptist Meeting House, King street above
Tenth, Sunday evening at 80 o'clock.
Service in Rodney street chapel at 7.3O p.
III. Bible study I'm the Sabbath schools con.
nected with the church at 2.3O p In.
Olivet Presbyterian church-preaching at
10 30 a. III. and p. III. 10y Rev. Charles +.
Mallery, pastor.
10 80 a. N. and 1880 p. N. by Rev. W. A
Wise. sunday school at p. IN.
Asbury-Preaching at 030 a. IN. and 7.3o
p. III. BY Rev W. l.. s. Murray, pastor.
st. Paul's NJ. f. church-Preachinga at 0.30
a. III. and :. 80 p. IN. by rev. X. II. Adams,
pastor Sunday school at 9,lj a. m, and p.
IN. Prayer meeting at G.3O y. IN.
Scott NJ. Z. rchurch-The Rev. T. X. Crea-
mer, pastor, will preach at 1890 a. IN. and
7.3O p. III.
Reformed Episcopal church of the Re
! deemer, =. W. corner of sth and Monroe
| sts., Rev. J. l.. Estlin, rector. Services 1913
a. m, 7.3O p IN.
| Central Presbyterian Churcn. King stree
| below Eighth. Rev. j. Howard NIXON, IL
d., and Rev. Marx A. Brownson pastors
| Divine servi: &c at 10 80 d. Ill. ana 1.30 p III
Pews free in the evening. Cordial invitation
to all.
| Household Of Faith. Rev. Rufus Wendell
pastor, Will Dreacn at 1870 Il. IN. and 7.3O p
In. Bible school at 2. p IN.
| Epwortb VI. 4. church Preaching at 1913
n. m. and $50 by Rev. ". B. Gregg. pastor
Church of the Covenant X eforU ed E,piscOpal
Preaching at 1879 a IN. and 80 y. III. b.
Rev. WIZ II. Barnes, rector.
| Hanover church-Preaching at 10 80 a. IN
AMI 7.3O p. III. by Rev. l.. Marks, ID. ID.
| New Jerusalem church-Preachin at 10 81
a. u. and : 80 y. IN. by Rev. J. b. Parmelee
pastor.
Second Baptist church-Preachinv at 10 81
a. III. ard 80 p. III. by Res. X. b. Cook, pas
| tor.
Union NJ. Z. church-Preaching at 1890 9
III. and 7.30 p. IN. by Rev. g. W. PrettymaI
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
DemOcrsts Organising.

The following additional Democratic
ward organizations were made last
evening, which now embraces all the
wards In the city:
Fourth Ward. President, M. Whaien ;
Vice President, George T. Simmons ;
Secretary, T. Elwood Singley Treasur.
er, Martin Farrell member of City
Executive Committee, George Loper
Ward Committee, George Lopez, Fran.
els Kelly, John Dougherty, Michael
Kane, Isaac Dillon COMMITTEES on
Candidates, Dennis Kane, john Cal.
houn, Frank Loper.
Fifth Ward-President, Thomas Il.
Lally Vice President, Thomas j.
James Secretary, Frank j. Neider.
mair member of City Executive Com
mittee, Joseph l.. Carpenter, .Jr.; Ward
Committee, Joseph l. Carpenter, Dr.,
Thomas j. James, Charles Jyle, Chas
j. Campbell, Edward Mccall Commit
tee on Candidates, Peter Springer for
eastern precinct, John s. Grohe, west
ern precinct.
Seventh Ward-Chairman, John X.
Bradford, Esq. Secretary and Trea-
surer, W. l.. Malone Ward Committee,
d. Taylor Bradford, George A. Robin
son, frank K. Smith, Robert 7. FIRST,
Patrick Cummins, Lewis Il. Springer,
Thomas G. Dloud, j. McVey, W. D..
G ibbons, William Bidwell, John Door
dan, Robert Printer.
Eighth Ward-President, Thomas
Morine Vice President, John Quinn ;
Secretary, Frank Sweetman Treasnr-
er, Thomas Blankin City Executive
Committee, Colonel William b. Norton;
Ward Executive Committee, John
Quinn, Taylor Gill, George Hepburn,
Thomas Blankin, James Davis, Frank
Sweetman Committee to name candi-
dates for Council and inspectors, viii.
liam T. Cloud, Henry Brown and
Thomas Lynch.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Entertainments Thursday Evening

The Literary Society of Scott M. +.
church held its anniversary in the
chur:hThursday evening, and had large
attendance. The music was furnished
by Alberts orchestra, and the exercises
were of an interesting character and
highl y appreciated by the audience. An
EXCEL ent musical entertainment was
given in Grace NJ. +. church Thursday
evening, under the direction of William
j. Fisher, but the attendance was small.
The relative descriptive powers OF
fire and water were debated before the
Young Peoples Society at St. Paul's NJ.
f. church, by John T. Maluney, Norris
Fogg, George T. Zimmerman and Miss
Hortnese Keables, who argned for fire,
while r. Grafton David, Joseph Duffy
and John Cullen Byrant sustained the
clamors for water Miss Hattie Rile,
with her associate judges Mullen and
Burke, decided in favor of fire.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
lnhI,vvteI Car Wheels.

Fhlnoru car loads of steel tired car
trS have been received by theHarlan
tioiAhgsworrh Go. from Krupp's gun
A machine works at Essen, Ger
Puy. lnr wheeIs were landed at New
Ek, and reslnpped by rail to this city
|houH, ana have will have to be un-
ldtl under the supervision OF a GUS
D hoNse othcer These wheels are
prey different TO those in use in this
pl'tiy, having spokcs and rims SINH
'oa wagon wheel. Although the
r Tires are. ana have been in com
PlI Use in this country for a long time,
I Is pT"han.y the first shipment OF
p~!S ever received in the United
A,eN' They VIII be used for the cars
=, =, are how being built by the Harlan
Company for parties
south America.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
NOuld. IyncherH Fooled.

UrST STIRLING, Ky, April 25.-
In early hour yesterday morning
Fepn tolry and fifty men went to the
rLce OF Tie jailer and demanded
birtaucc, the leader stating that hn
the Sheriff OF Breathitt county with
isoner, The lailer was on the point
imlttng ,hem when he discovered
party 10 h" "A mob intent on hang
a prls, utr named William Osborn,
FrAccd Tor hve years for killing
pry Thomas. The leader of the mob
the jii.cr that unless he surrender
Phr keys the mob would batter down
doors, This was done, but the jail
(nd lis two SOILS, who were in the
pnI story well armed, ,detied the mob
lscrld the stairs. A tier searching the
Ter part OF the house for the keys OF
IaI. the mob left the premises.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Pound Hanging.

Harry u. Holt, 2l3 West Second
street, is found hanging wall paper and
window shades cheaper than any one
in the city. Large force of frst-class
workmen employed, and all work done
without delay. Have the best selected
stock of wall paper and window shades
that can be found. Window shades
with fixtures and ornaments for the
bottom, low as 80 cents piece. Don't
forget the name and place. Ii. ID. HOLT,
2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
LOOK ! LOOK!

Smoked shoulders, lOc. per ID. sugar cur
ed at lie per ID. salt bacon, llc. per TO-
of Door mans soap for 25c. 7 bars good
soap, 2bc. q bars illb eaoh) extra soap foII
25c.; 8pars of borax soap for 25c. lbs OF
best starch 25c. - lbs prunes, 25c; ts
dried apples, 2bc "a Ms dates. Csc 4 b raisns,
25c.; at. canary seed, lOc good syrup, loc'
per qt.; 2 qts. golden drips,25c. .; New Orlea's,
ifc. per qt.; cans tomatoes, 2.c,; large can.
string beans, 25c.: cans peas for zoe; Call AZ
Devere,I's store, No. 10 East Fourth street.
above King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Egypt and ENGLAND.

P'oN bon, April 26.-rhe Cairo cor.
spohdent OF the Daily News says A
.slaln from Berber, dated April 20,
.'c' tiiat the reports otthe recent mas.
sle AZ hhende were exaggerated. The
IS VI refugees and soldiers was only
Esn,. hnssein Pacha, the Cover
VI itrher, says that he and the gar
cm VIII die at the post Of duty.
AMIN, April 25.-Some uneasiness
o,' mere owing to the presence OF
/ 6'lI''' Digna at Halduk. The Brit.
neh1ol'war Brlton and Ranger are
tet'reu 10 Eepei Osman if he attacks
e town.
io'ps from Shende have arrived at
4 |t1Sho' io' They lost tifty-hve men on
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Excursion 70 Chestnut Grove.

ST. Marys Sunday school will give
an excursion to Chestnut Grove on
Thursday, June 9th. The steamer
Thomas ely yde and first class music have
been engaged for the occasion. The
following officers were elected to carry
ON the excursion Chairman Of the
General Committee, Charles A. Nc
Donough; Managers, Jas. II. Kane,
John r. McCracken, =. j. Donnelly,
Fl. Gallagher Secretary, Wm. IL.
Tucker; Treasurer, Michael Whalen.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
AnOther Invoice

Of Rochester book beer. John p. Don.
aIoe, Nos. 5l7 and 5l0 Orange street,
has ust received an invoice of extra
celebrated Rochester book beer, that he
is now ready to deliver to his customers
in all parts of the city in bottles or
kegs. All saloon keepers who deal
with Mr.. Donahoe, have this celebrated
beer on tap and in bottles. He will
also furnish it to families, and orders
can be sent by mail or telephone, which
will be promptly attended to. This
Justly celebrated beer IL pronou need
the best ever brought to this city, and
is highly recommended by physicians
in cases where persons are suffering
with weakness or nervous prostratioD.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
A NilOaO shave.

On Thursday pigeon shooting match OK
pl scc at Centre vile, Delaware between Bar
ley McVey, of this city, and Mr.. White 9l o.
C.ntreyillr Each contestant was given ID
bird and McVey heat his opponent by one
Iird, he Killing seven am white six. At the
close of the c. nttst MIR. McVev was presented
with double -barreleu breach ioadlhg gun,
n apprec a ion OF hi victory. number OF
spo tmgmen from this city witnessed the con :
test which came near ending a. rat, az
fray, just re, ious to taking their dtparturc,
Mr., White placed pigeon In the trap -nd was
walking away, ApuI, which one OF the yisi 3,s
II I'd slung across his arm, was accidentally uis.
charged, and | s csntents went whistiine phSt
MI. Whites head, csusi ( him as well rs the
sDpct ,t0rs quite fright, and they were IN 'i
relieved when they found that the hal Il
done o hA. IN.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Cancer for Fourteen Years.

SPAKTAHBuRG, S. C., March IA, 'S4.
| have for fourteen years been a suf-
ferer from running sore on my face
that every body called cancer. ! have
used over $500 worth of medicine and
found no relief. About four months
ago I bought one bottle of Swifts
Specific from DR.. II +. Heinitsh, and
since have bought five others, have
taken 1t, and they have cured me sound
and well! My face is as free from a
sore az anybody's, and my health is
perfectly restored. feel like forty
years had been lifted off my head.
Yours thankfully, ELIZA TINsLEY.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Another New Castle.

An effort, that promises to be sue
cess, is now being made to organize a
new Castle of the Knights of the Gold.
en- Eagle in the northwestern part OF
the city, and a meeting has already
been held at McCartney's Hall, neal
Sixteenth and Union streets, for that
purpose. Grand Chief John Is, Triebler,
Jr., was present, and twenty names
were placed on the roll. There will be
another meeting held next Monday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Not "a Candidate.
For the REPUBLlCAN.

For Tie FEFI BLTCAN.
Without my desire my name has been
used as q candidate for the Ioard ?i
Education from the Seventh Ward.
Though would esteem it an honor tC
be member Of the Board, and am
deeply interested in the cause OF edu-
cation, do not wish to he "a candidate
in opposition to the present able ana
effective mem Der, j. II, Hotiecker, who,
understand, is candidate for re
election, and therefore respectfully DE-
cline the use of my name Tor the posi'
ton. W. ID. FlCkElS.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26

'rlusel-" Endade, ma'am, the fire
a, "I' ehtirc'y, and the sthove is full of
niel'' n'i'a IT. was only last night that
"s!t' as!, hrst cousin was here, and
koni%u' iSaiu' says she, Bridget, me fire
nv, '''eu me the same until me misthress
6n nv os ,o .,hi!ip Combs 4 Co. and got a
h ,T. y, .hG Lay (Lee) coal, and we have
niouDie now at all-at ALL Och
li.,ry ,%y Nheel coal is jewels, endade. "
1 PITTS pHHis - Well, Bridget, i will send
.n n'lip Combs Il Co. for a ton of the
fTh,'rGa rGaI Immediately" Bridget
t.r"nH a,,k yeezi may yeez live many
kpht "t'er t yeez be dead. This yard IL
Sr'Iro S inofhlhst the Eleventh street
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
The Wrecked eteinman.

HALlFAx,l 5 April 25-Captain scott,
of the koyai Navy who held an official inves-
tiyation into the loss Of the steamer ID. Stein.
man, at Sambro, saws The master had
not taken nm observation that day, and was
therefore uncertain of his position. He was
highly imprudent, under oil these clrcum-
stances, to attempt to enter the port OF Hall.
fax. 1t was clearly his duty to havc hauled
off shore until able to verify his post and
obtain pilot. 70 this circumstance alone
can be attributed the loss of that fine ship
and the lives OF l2 person
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Oviyet Presbyterian Church.

The pastor and people of Olivet
church, at the corner of Adams and
Chestnut streets, extend an invitation
TO strangers and others to worship with
them tomorrow. The morning service
begins at half-past ten. The hour OF
evening service has been changed from
half-past seven to eight o'clock. Ses.
sions of the Sabbath school are held
both morning and afternoon, and on
Friday evening of each week prayer
meeting is held, to which all are well
come,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
N MAaDlserisslb.

Mannerism should never be mistaken
for manners, anu its Ise is a proof thai
breeding has been rether fine nor in
t4ligent. Mannerism is vulgar. 1t is a
mistaken something that has been
grated on, and is not III harmony WIN
genuiDeness, fine ic,..and refined ele-
egance. 1t is never mistaken Tor hlgh
breeding Those who practice it deceit Q
nobody but themselves as to its quality,
it's deuth, and it's worthlessness
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
EASING BURGLARS.
JONES ASSISTS T"O
,rrn OFrICERs IN CAP
r',nISG BURGLABs.

-, w;,h the coming OF Cr
psna,I, ,,,rs pickpockets and othe,
= lsooc,ine aooui" victims. Pickpockets
susi,e Y tHe crowd, but housebreakers
"a ,ha l,,e circus grounds and take al
=. . of of the absence of the people
4" .Hsir T homes to enter and ransack
ns.' .Dn a. they see proper. Fore.
ine '.,rcrs "T exhibited in Chester
,sv and, during the progress OF
n;tyition, hny FIVE cracksmen entered
.lidance Of Dennis Howarth, on
spVrn,h street, no doubt think
%, o,' all the occupants were ab-
mining an entrance they began
~ s" ssar;nns rooms, and burst open
inner doors that were locked.
nr;." m however, was in store for
p',', na and anon bursting open an
na, %6or, the first man to enter was
nm,,d with gun in the hands OF
r,h, who told him to surrender
mon,I ' shoot. The desperate did
,"ch' ~ hpt Immediately drew his
,n,"' ,'nr vu.l MIR. Howarth blazed
yea and The villain fel! help.
,%n door, the load having enter.
.iI. M and iufiicting fatal injuries.
nr companions then became ter,
and m Irlt him to his fate. Word
r"mediarely @ semitic the police STA
anI rrcper care was taken OF the
I .InJ mai. He was renewed to tbe
,r.i-y HOSPITAL in Philadelphia
4, me- afternoon, for treatment,
ia stated hat he cannot live.
thr meantime the Chester ponce
,",i,ird Of the attempted robbery,
Ctfrrr Krrshaw in company with
Inr pa,roiman started In pursuit OF
ngjIjyes. Proceeding to the station
met detective Jones of the T., W.
station II. this city, who was in
" on tLr lockout for some noted
=, whom he thought would .proba-
how up during the progress ni the
The particulars Of the robbery
related to him, whereupon he adj
,hp crhcers to watch tor their
a, Eddys;one. Crum Lynne or 9th
Satious above Chester, because they
n not make an attempt to board IA
Al Chester. He was asked 10 as
hem in the search, and accordingly
,rpe offers boarded north bound
When the train arrived at Eddy
the only passengers to boaid the
were tho tour burglars in qnes-
ne, and Kershaw each grabbed a
hut before the other two could he
FED they fed from the train and es-
HI from the vicinity.
. police with their two captives
ri, ,hp train and entered the depot
smr he arrival of the south-bOund
TArtwo prisoners who had cs.
Il from he train, thinking the Off
had proceeded on in the train, re-
el 10 the depot at Eddystone, only
confronted by the officers. They
ed uIou their heels again, and fled
fp.d,rursued by the officers, who,
chasing them tor about IA mile,
tp.pd III capturing them While
were gone officer Jones took the
tuen fr>r aptured to Chester, where
were locked up. The Chester Of
together with Detective Jones,
rye much credit for the capture
r gang Of confessional cracksmen,
u they proved to be, for upon
g searched a kit of burglar tools
loaM about their persons.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
To Down Town Patrons.

Remember that the Branch Store of
the Great Tobacco Mart is at No. 8 East
Third street, where we have not the
largest but the best assortment of To-
bacco aud Cigars in the State, which
we will sell at ruinous prices. Chapman.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
p.auns and ORGANS.

Buy only WILCOX Il WHITE ORGAN
f. A. NoRTH & Co., 713 Market street,
w. II. MULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26

Nervousness, Nervous Debility, Neu-
ralgia, Nervous Shock, st. Vitus, Dance
Prostration, and all diseases OF Nerve
Generative Organs, are all permanently
and radically cured by Aliens Brain
Food, the great botanical remedy. VI
package; 6 for So. AT druggists.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-26
Spring styles ..

Mr.. Joseph H. Greenman, Jr., located
at No. GA King street, is now ready TO
accommodate those OF our citizens who
may wish for anything in the wall
paUer or shade line. Call and see his
new spring styles.