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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01
TOR SALE

DOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM OF
II about if7 acres. well waiefCd and Is COED
farming condition. There e a new lRTe hol'II
OH the place containing four rooms, Kitchen aSi
cellar; Also one small frame house win W.
rooms, good Rtabllng and all necessary 0ulbqih'
ingS, ItuRted on tho Valley 6rUVGfumpise ae%@s
half mile from Valley Grove. Terms cay; , ~,
further information inquircOf or address GhVE .l
ANKLE, Real Estate Agent. Notary FnDhg Al'
WheelIngI VIVA. tng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01

GR4xp QpESlSg at Gavin's Place,
corner Of TWenty.third and Market streets
This evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01

THE steamer Diurnal Is tho parkenbuHe
packet, leaving atllA.N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01

Captain, TIL PRINCE. Clerk, I, ], @AhEa,
VIM leave wheeling for rGsscnbusg and allway
points on Mondays, ~SIHesdRis aud Frd4yA at II
4. NJ: rcLuInlnS, kRYe PaskeEsburg on Tuesday 8
ThpFSdsIs and Saturdays ats Am.
Fof Height or passage Aoply on 0catd or 10
Ru4 FRANK l0DfH, Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01

DoN'T forget to call and see Gavin in his
New Place, this evening; oysters will be
served in frat class style,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01
THE STRIKE BROKEN
IN THE ONO GLASS FACTORIES,
And tho El,on WIN start Up Thi, Morning.
Tho Other seven Fse,o,is. sum Refaso to
Conesdo she workers. Demands.
a Big Jubilee Over the River.

For the past nine months all the glass
factories Of Bellaire, Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport have been idle on account Of q
disagreement between the manufacturers
and their workmen. The lockout has
been the most stubborn and disastrous to
all the interests of these three towns Of all
that ever occurred. This morning the
frat work will be done in any Of these
factories, the Elson Glass Company, OF
MARITIME Ferry, having entered into IN
agreement last evening with its workmen
by which. work will be resumed in its fac
tory at 7 o'clock this morning. Every
body was jubilGnt when this news be-
came pubic, except the owReta Of the fac;
tories, who accused ths Eson managers Of
treachery to their fellow manufacturers
The general public, however, had nothing
but praise Tor MIR. Eson, and ne was was
sereiaded end ageneral jubilee INDUCED
| s,
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gosgsnt.

TOR RENT-TWo UNFURNISHED
y Rooms over the Main strect entrance 10 Il
James Hotel. Enquire at ST. JAMES HOTEL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01

IWANTED-A GIRL TO DO GTS
wv ERAL HouseWork III family ot ia,ss
Must come we'll recommended. Apply a. ' w
ChaplInektfeet. s,,g .
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Gaamtra.

WANTED- Two GOOD NEWS pHTS
w with SIS co SecuIity, To 40. ID Nc,,, D VIE
on train. Apply to UEiOE NEWS Co, al fE SS
| - ANN
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a:or 9snt aud a;nr salr,
FOR RENT.

= sA~As
No. 1883 Jacob street, stofe-roor aud S%e''OS'
No 80 Alley 10.
Two ROofnS, No. i0i4 Eoif StTett.
Three Rooms, 2G8 Main street
No. $50 Market street. u, .r,..,.,,. ssreuth
Three HouIeS on south side oil IHer!'N 'N''''
street, between Market and Main stress
No, 935 Alley O.
FOR SALE.
80 Acre Farm in wetICl county. VIII sou :"
exchange for city property. ,.l,I ,ell o,
BO Acre farm al BeliOI, W. w., Wy, ..iJu Nh IL II
exchSnso for city property. and VIII a''''' -
af q Acre Farm on BOsp' Run, two miles from
sISi bN i've iHJ No. 100 EO street r,,n,!u
No. 2IIS Alley ., five roomCd Co'IasC '1''
BnSness House and Dwelling on AGfSc' 'u'''
Ground so feet front running back " i..t r,gs.
Five pieces Of property OH slxteon1n b''''
ing Ia mice from tI,sOO 10 IS CO.
No. II TWenty.thlrd street ,,-.r,v tlthth
one Lot on Eon street, south oil l'e"H
street.
For further information inquire o. ,.,,.
JAdE8 4. HENRY, Real I atlIe At5y.stlc
collector and ho wiy IstrSL
eug7 No. lGl9 AS'AS'
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CELEBRATING THE ppRAE.

Martins Ferry went wild with rejoicing
over the prospect OF better times. The
suspension has been severe TO every bust
ness interest there, and the starting OF the
Elson, which employs about 800 men and
Boys, is the frat bright streak in very
dark sky,
a bras, band was brought out, and
crowd paraded the streets, the band play:
ing lively airs, the men shouting and
cheering and the women singing. They
visited Mr.. Elson's residence aud sere-
nSded him. All evening nothsng was
heard but praise OF his action in break,
ing the strike" Whether this action will
respIt 10 the starting up Of the other
factories is doubtful. Tho manufacturers
held meeting OF HslIaire last evening
and resolved to stand arm in their former
position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01
Assinuce's aloticc.
groposa1s.
.EALED PROPOSALS,

SSEALEO fhOfO5ALS.
Sealed Proposals. will be received Al Tho t,,,v
Clerks olllce up TO s O'clock r T., Ncinsd,y
SEPTEMBER :, lsiSs tos Cleaning BCpaIrinr az
hall Of The Public building Specifications tsn
b. seen y. the lily Clerks OhIee. Hhp pommiIitc
reserves the right 70 reject any or MI bids
"M MILES.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-01
gnr Sa1e,
dor SALE.
E0R SALE 80 CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Tho following Lots On Wheeling Island belong.
Ing u the eS,AtF Of the lac Nm. McCoy, VII:
Lots No. "a. 81 and on Broadway.
Lots No 70 aud 80 on York sheet.
Lots No %, 100 and i0l on Virginia street.
lots Nc. lQi, los, ITO and Ill on Huron street,
Lots No. 10, f.9 aud iN9 on Wabash street
Lot No ia on Water street
Ru29 Wv, HOIk & lIRo, leo Ne fFetsL
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THE TERMS.

On Sunday evening Local GIassworkers'
Uniop, No. is, Of Martins Ferry, held
meeting 10 take action upon proposition
submitted by Dir. Elson. Ikis vas voted
down. On Monday morning MIR; kison
went to the Factory Committee and asked
that the workmen put in writing the
terms upon which they were willing to 60
10 work. This they did, and these terms
were submitted to the officers ofthe ON
pany last evening, and accepted. Capt
III. Muhlemanr secretary OF the Company
signed the paper, and the men were noti'
lied to re port for duty at Z A. NJ. to-day.
Ths Company by eisnlpgtGis paper, &C
cepts Pittsburgh prices aud the, move
system OF paying wages. The Factory
Committee Is recognized, and the ptopos
ed Arbitration Committee is done away
These te,ms yeEe ratified by Loca
Union No. 10, and committee et once
left for Bs!laiie, where meeting Of Loca
Union No. 81 vas called, and 1t also ratl
lsd the action.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
The Boxing Match.

The set-to between John L. Sullivan
and Dominic McCaffrey will take place
At Industrial Art Hall, Philadelphia,
this evening, and both men have been
put through a severe course of training
for the event, which is looked upon by
sporting men as one of the greatest that
has taken place for some time. Some
idea Of the interest that is being tax en-
in the match can be formed from the
fact that every seat in the hall was
taken several days since, although the
lowest rate of admission was fixed al
y. The floor will seat $500 persons,
and in addition there are rs private
boxes, each holding six persons, making
the seating capacity of the hall 4, $50
and there will no doubt be at least j, OC(
persons who will have to be satisfi ed
with standing room only" Th.
receipts will not be less than SI2, 900,
and the match will take place under
the protection of the police. A few
days since the Ministerial Union, com
posed of Baptist, Methodist and Pres
byterian preachers OF Philadelphia
passed resolutions denouncirg the
match, which they presented to Mayor
Smith, but il has not had the effect OF
stopping It. There are a number o.
sporting men from this city who pro
pose being present, and there is pc
doub. but considerable money vii
change hands on the result.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Death or a Noted Character

Ned Kelley, the well-known rag-man,
died at the almshouse on Wednesday.
from tntenperance. On Tuesday night
ne stayed at the gas house, and was
very much under the influence OF
Liquor. On Wednesday morning he
was quite sick and was taken to the
a!mshouse, where he breathed his last
on Wednesday afternoon.
He was about 90 years of age, a
native of Ireland, and came to this
country when but young man. He
va. well educated and an excellen,
book ketper, in which capacity he held
q position in large establishment in
this city, until he became so dissipated
that they were compelled TO dispense
with his services. He then engaged In
the rag business, and for a time
plunged deeply into the vortex of in
temperance, but during the tenn peranct
excitement in 1877 he reformed, and
obtained situation as book keeper
In An industrial establishment 10 thi,
city.
His reformation. however, was hut O
short duration, and he soon lost hi
situation and again commenced the ras
business. Until recently he has beef
living by himself in an old shanty a
Hedgeville, but about week ago movet
into place on Tatnall street. Although
he drank heavily he attended to hi,
business, and it 10 said has some none,
In one of the banks. His remains " |
be taken to New Castle, where he has s
brother, and the interment will tax.
p ace tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

A foreign gentleman at an enter
tainment few weeks since expressed a
great wish to hear" Home, Sweet
Home" which he had been told wa,
striking example of musical pathor
and expression. A well-known profe,
sor OF music, having been asked to play
1t, sat down to the piano and dashed
into Thal6erg's variations to the air, &c
which the foreign gentleman lister ed
with deep attention, becoming, how
ever, a little bawildered OF the eoupli
Gated passage to the finale At The
conclusion he rose and gravely shook
hands with the professor, saying
" L thank you, sare. thiuk me un
derstand now your Home, Sweet
Home'-nice and quiet to begin with
but, at the end, oh, what row In the
house"
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
THlRO ED|TEO 4,
Getting nsto Phiiadeip hia.

The Philac eiphis Ledger says that
the Bait more and ONO Railroad,
owins to the legal and other difficulties
interposed against lie entrance into that
city by the proposed route of the Schuy.
kill River East Side Railroad, has
abanioael that prof act and laid out An
entirely new line
According 10 the Ledger the new
line comes up through Chester, and by
an entirely new route which has BEEN
laid out, passes through Darby, Cross
ing Woodland avenue in that borough,
then passes through Paschalville, and
diverging towards the Schuy kill, crosses
1t by . new drawbridge between Glib
sons Point and Point Breeze.
II then crosses diagonally over tn,
lowlands of the Neck to the Della
ware river, where about 400 or NOR
fest Of frontage has been secured not "a
from Dickinson street wharf. The pres
emit piers there are TO be improved AND
extended making first class terminal
whence freight cars on floats can b
ferried across to the Jersey Central
line in South Camden.
The Ledger says the land for this new
Baltimore and Ohio line has been secur
ed all the way from Chester up TO tn
Schuylkill river crossing, and ais
across the "neck ,"the titles being take
In the names of third parties, and tina
obstacles invoked against the old rout
cannot be used in obstructing this one
1t will. however, probably be q freigh
road chiefly, as the plan does not a
present contemplate . passenger static
In the heart Of the city, although tn
expectation is that this will ultimatel
be secured through an extension TO IL
Reading lines over some route not u
indicated.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

WASHINGTON, Aprill,-I, u mn
ally expected that the Senate 4
adjourn without delay to.moros. hi
likely that several peuding nominlta
will. he protested against by ludivl,
Senators, but 1t is hot known Z
opposition TO any will be made u
party lines. II is not prcbacs 4
any Of the iDI oItant Measures VII
rejected, but action upon rome NAY
postponed until December Nj y
IL CT, dited with aIurpose 10 r.si 4
all his viger the col il;mslOn Q. Y
Pearson 10 be Postmaster Of NeE la
Should General Grant die DeiOn I'd
tomorrow, the Senate would sia
over As a mark Of respect to bis menr!
In which case final adjournment d
probably take place on Friday
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
The Presidential ents.

The nomination of Henry 6. Pearson
to be Postmaster at New York was for.
mally reported on Wednesday to the
Senate, but not acted upon. The
Finance Committee has repor ed favor.
ably upon all nominations referred to it,
the most im portaut being that OF John
I. McGraw, 10 be Interual Revenue
Collector for the district of West Viz
ginia, vice SAM. Z. Mccormack, 70 b,
removed. There is Possibility Of {
contest in the Senate over this nom lima
tiop, 40 Mccormack has been in offic
out a short time. The office has NJ
fixed term. There is also an inclination
TO make con test on the nomination o
Lewis McMulleD, TO be Appraiser f,
New York, as Inconsistent with TIL
spirit of civil service rcform." Soue o
the Republicans, however, think i
better not to make contest in case o
removal without cause from offices I.
which there is no term fixed by law.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
The Eastern Penlien,i.,,

The fifty.tifth annual reno,, A
lnspt ctors Of The Eastern psrI,.,,'
At Philadelphia has lust bssp ~,
and shows that at tie commsa".
OF this year there were 1851 con ~.
she building. aud that during M !
year there were 40 receiyei III
discharged. The prisoners ma.
overwork, for the beneti. Of thsu.,
ard families, s. 49slg
or this amount S27SO75 via A
bursed to the families Of pri.sS
~. N2 10 To prisoIe rs on theirdiyss'
and 81 ,425 20 for the indiyidual mi
the convicts during their iupur
nent. The number Of deaths I'M
the year was twenty, and in ali n
cases the resilient ply sician's M
says that the couvicts wers ID MI
health when received.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

This morning Edward MuIy =
placed in the dock at the Marit!
Court, charged with druukennas
was trembling from head to foat !
result of q two weeks debauch, andsl
pleaded with the Judge To be 1t !
his .horne, was most pitiful w.
He begged Lot 10 be sent back pl
cell. as he said he could 500 hofdt
cattle running at him, and is1r
him under their feet, and assrriS !,
he would die II he was sent back J
Judge imposed II fine of Il and u
and officer Lang locked hin Jpn
OF the corridors.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
BarrIOs Defeated.

LIBERTAD, April lon March Both
General Barrios attacked the ealva.
dorian position, E. Coco, thus breaking
thu promise given by him to the United
States minister not to invade Salvador
and commencing operations without a
declaration of war.
The battle ragged 6er"ely until night
fall, when the the Salvadorian fol- cee
concen trated upon Chaichuapa. a day
light on he 31-t fighting commenced
around San Lorenzo After severe
engagement, which lasted ten hours
the GnateInaian forces were completely
routed,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
CentrevilleItem.

The Centreville lyceum b,d
tainment In its hall on 4' w an s'isI
evening, which was attend" salsd
tive hundred ladies and 0sn,I. y n
we're well pleased with the r n.,1a.,v
var,.,,, rec,ta,;on were spots.
was . real Carncross and M, Nv saat
The muGic was under the J d;.y AZ
bolton, Mccullough, En,,i nHsa
Mcdonald. Each one snu
formed his part ably, and al
saying it Was very enion. 81. ulls
tainment. '''aols NJ
ID. q Furey has opened nm, II.
taurant In the old lavern bon,. ". u
Is quite an acquisition to the INV, "
hood. " 'uo ueleal|
W. Q. Il. Co'quhouu ha, ,sD.,,
pike In front OF his store, .pS y,
other Improvements To tacl 1.a
ness. A'
Coale is still going on with ,..
the old tavern house, giving 10y
ment to John Grimes an old ,a ~
who has long resided in the n',~
party from Rockiaud has epp,,S \
bal! room at Coale's for an eysnIss !.
q pleasant affair il anticlpa,ed
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

MITCHELL-In Stanton, on March 81, 1885,
Margaret, relict Of the late James Mitchell,
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. W. Mitchell,
on Friday, April 8. at IL o'clock, Q. m. In.
terment at st. James cemetery.
|SUT rON-On the LIST inst, Bessie, daughter
Of Lewis and Martha L Sutton, aged |
l years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 10 attend her funeral nom her parents
residence, New Castle Hundred, on FRIDAY
afternoon at o'clock. Services at the house
lnterment at the Wilmington and Brandy
wine cemetery.
WILKINS-At Kiamersi. MIL Greek Hun
dred. on the LIST Of April. Alice wilkins
aged IS years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral from her late 70
sidence, on Sunday, April 5. Services at TIT
house at 10 O'Clock, a. N. Interment at New
Ark cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Exceedingly Popular.

The Excelsior Loan Association ~
of the most prosperous asscCls'i, =,
this city of " bich We have al! y
ledge. The annual report iof lns
year, which Was meulloned ID M
PUBLICAN q few days ago slo"
profit TO have reached ever hlTl
cent. ON the amount invested - !.
may be borrowed an, paid oacs =,
desil, d. Shares ii H. Lev 'e,,e 4
now offered at one dollar eaca' M y.
Their information call Oh WV Z -
KINs, Secretary, ~ Marktl 'u"'
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
p EGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REG ISTER'S OrFIC IF,
new CASTLE COUNTY, VEL.

April. 1850.
Upon the application of Virginia Newton.
aili n,i 9fWilliam a Newton, late Of
Alainela, California, DECEASED, IL is
ordered and directed by the Register thai
the administrators aforesaid give notice :oi
granting oil letters of Administered ON npon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date OF grant.
my tnereof, by causint ADVERT sements to he
posted within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six OF the mos public places OF the
county OF New "a tie, requiring all persona
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly in
such case made ard provided and also cause
the same 70 be inserted within the same period
~ the Daily REPUBLICAN,, newspaper pub
ushtd IN wilmington, and to be continued
thertin three weeks, te. o. d..
\ Given under the hand and Seal Of
L. s. Office of the Register aforesaid. Al
- wilmington, IN ! wv Castle County
ifoi esald, the day and wear ~ re written
> l. 9. Gh' .,B, Register,
MO- II E-All persons having claims against
me SLATE Of th' deceased must present the
same, duiy ati"stri TO the administratrix. on
y before April LIST. 1885, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided
VIRGINIA NEWTON.
Address, St. Georges Del, AM
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

% We'd needay, A pr,l Is b, the ami
vers4ry Of the assaaslD a'ion Of presideni
Lincoln will be celebrated by theGerman
TurDgemeinde throughout the L nited
States. The Turng-iueinde of this city
have not Yet com piet. d their program,
but 1t has been oea ided 10 have an
address on the iie and character OF
President Lincoln by Professor Becker,
in conf lction with other exercises.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
The Provtdent society

The regulac monthly meeting of the
Provident Society was held on Wed mes,
day AFTERNOON at No. 4l6 East Sixtt
street. Tae report for the month Of
March showed that $50 women had beer
provided with employment, 800 orders
filled, and APO garments made and sold
at the cost OF the material. During the
month tie society suppiied a number o.
families with clothing, shoes, dry good,
and groceries. The rooms are nos
closed, hut those uBaer She care OF
the society viii still be attended to.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
An Interesting Letter

OF THE s.TIMES."
The tal wing letter is encouraging and
worthy O: careful perusal, coming, as it doe 8
rom 80 reliable source, unsolicited. 1t con-
tains facts Of great value:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. IL. 1884,
DR.. DAVID KENNEDY:
DBAR SIR FOR ten years have been a
sunerer from disease OF the kidney 8, at times
SO much So as to make lite burden. During
THIS time several of the Lest physicians in
lndi ana have treated me with little or no
success, until i had almost despaired OF re
lief then tried several advertised RENE.
DIES, but botning produced the desired re.
suit until fliend who had been relieved in.
duced me to give DR.pAVlD KENNEDY'S
| fANORlTE REM EDY trial. ! did So
/ AFTER taking one bottle began to experience
| relief took another and was charmed with
| the result. In all, | have taken four bottles
and can truly say feel like new man.
| am confident / am entirely cured, as 1t has
been several months stree | took tie lasl
l medicine, and ere is no indication OF the
return OF the di.ease. i have recommends
/ your remedy T. several suffering friends who
| nave also been relieved. | write this TO re-
l turn my sifcere thanks to you for the cure
when mas been effected in M case, and a lst
| desire TO say that think suffering hu -naniil
owe you debt OF gratitude for your wonu er
| ful scientific discovery. shsll do all tbE'
IA me lies to Let all sufferers know wher,
! they may md relief. and thereby a som,
have done ne.
| Wishing you long life and prosperity, an,
thanking you for prolongin& my life, l am
Iyouis, II AIRY ". ULMStFAD,
| Proofreader Inciana polls Times.
| For sale by u James Belt, sixth and M ar
ket aud N. Il. Dsntorth, Second and Market
l e-n-d-dkWly
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

The new post office vii noi r y. T naI
in our city, for two year, lu Mi
cannot be- OBJ aimed before tae a ,s,sI
sion OF Congress. After tho Pc pc 70
the site jurisdiction VIII nav nov, Il
granted by the Legislature p 'a~mss
of construction eau be S, ,as ~
which cannot be given until 'i' y"
Of 1897.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

y Notwithstanding the rsPUaa1 hn
continue on at the old ''" '"sdpe
laid in u full and complete .lss HI
hangings and window s taus MD
latest patterns, which | baSS vi III
down ut the loHrs' pfiv'' R JO1
inspe elton of the same. D.
422 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Desery.a PROMOTE. =,

Charles W. Puhl, clerk u " 81
gage department 81 ire - n,ouota }
depot, this CITY, has been ,,po bat1
agent at Pa c'ai s'alloD'y NJ n
Darby and Phi. 'ielpnia' he shs]
has earned hia promotion VI. " w
tent,op to his du''s az" ,,on s,ssi
courteous and en- ient 't'''Os
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Iaxerx sfabie 20 be so'I,

On Wednesday, Apll n," yts !.
Ford will sell the -t'ifo ~ and Y
livery stable, neal Seventh Iar.s, W
roe streets, inclnd ny n'' baIuss.,
buseies, drays, carriages, ,, dit vi
at pu blic sale. A good cre'
given.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Letters Gra. ted.

Virginia Newton, OF bt. Georees, has
taken cut ip.ters of admin stration on
be ettate of her husl and, Wm. Il.
Newton. late of California. Lew h,
Miller, has also been granted et,ers on
the estate of EGzabeth Miller, ate OF
Chestsr Count y, Pa
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

Roscoe Denney, son OF William Den.
ney, of DIVER, Del, while playing on
his way home from school on Wednes
day evening, tell. striking his head
which caused his dea h that evening
DR.. Wilson was eamInoued, who gave a
certificate of death from heart disease
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02
Come one Come Al

To 1O3 East Sixth street, for the
cheapest gooGs in the city. Beautiful
Chin zes, 8 cents yard; Sheeting NJ us
lin. z cents yard Glukham, cents a
yard; Stockings, 3 pair for rs cents.
A full line of millinery goods-chsap-
est in the city. Mrs. NJ. ARnew.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

On wedno. e., ing, April 9Th, at
7SO O'Clock, BISHOP " illiam r. Nicbol.
son. of Philadelphia, will preach and
admin lister the rite of confirmation at
the reformed Episcopal Church of the
Red eerner, Eighth and Monroe street,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-02

The choir of the z. 4. Church Of the
Redeemer have in preparation a very
interesting program of music for
next Sunday morning srd evening,
TO which a cordial invitation is extend.
cd