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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07
He Di~coIrsc> GA science 10 His ia
How 81 Enticd.

BO~ttil tlfbt.
"F'raps it migat been me, and then agin
p'rap, it mi lit been his self that made
Natt leave college afure tie got his eidica-
sEun. laid Farmer StGbbs lcaning over his
noe and cSPectorating bis cud of navy
plug. 1t came ahou; mostly in this way:
tie got in one day abou: noon aud that night
artcr shutdown him an me rode over to the
station to get his trunk FL ! went in to get
em ! saw Il hig pile q Saratogas and on all
on 'em say the name of y Ark
wright St1hh, Ia letters, AMI l seq
to Matt go |, Matt. who's v
Arkwri.ht Stubb~.' SCI /: an lie seq IL. IN =,
mine, an we pat in the luis and Ueni home
Al somehow ur rather | Didn't feel much
iik" talkin' on the way. ! sot an thought
how sou q mine wculd figger agoin' through
the worll with name like that "a the
trunks. CaE>. ia; air Arkwricht was Jest
gin to him when Ne was in debt afUre tho
farm was Iajd fur. and We thought we'd
make oil ArkwTight feel sort q tender 10 Us
if we'd name the boy fur him. H. didn't,
AN Matt knew If cz We'll ez ! did an that SGT
me to thinkin' how careful man should lie
in naming his little ones. | was still at it
when Matt spoke up an So:
II say, governor. how bright Orion Is 10
night.~'
Not having the J,nowlede OF any Organ
/ told him as mach, an then he broke out
a-laifin ava told mn he a-spcahin Of the
star. He began 10 talk then, an nIy didn't
he jiSt go on lie said the stars an planets
We're pretty much all that there was, an that
this earth of ourn that has been too biz fur
me 10 git all over as Yet didn't amount IL n
row of pins alongside Of O'Ryan. Sir Iu5 an
a lot more o them furrlners. Why, governor,
scd he. this earth is 81 small and space is 50
biS that ef that air star up thar should 20
out. now il i, - far away that the light from
It would shine ON your grave 2.G10 years
after YOU were buried.
tie made a lot more II such talk al sat
an took it in I'll we dIlIv into the yarrl \,
we We're un!1 adm Mnr.ar came cut an
wanted me 10 get her some tea. thought q
IN nlte and then | SAID:
80 tie world hain't b,g at al be it
Nan.
No said b..
e i >pose a collidee man wouldn't think
the distance from here u Smiths store any
thing. would he so l.
Net fcabite on Jumbo. sail h.
Well. then, SCI l. J want YOU TO run
down ami get some tea Tor Maria
Do YOU believe me, that air boy. v Ark
wright Stubs. Jest a t'lrowcd his head up an
sed lac wouldn't 90 cl didn't let HIM lie
the boss. That settled 1t right ~ Fl all a
coolidge larnin' did fur bov WI, TO teach
him that fhe stars were 81 fur away tnat
thing at home We're nowhere unle>, VOC hal
a 10 :, didn't want uaar ct II in mine Nat.
i down in the hack lot !, day pulhn' stump
al workn' like n beaver. lies got mostly
over them starry notions % his'n. an think
| can ave him if h,s lep To work. but it
va tight squeeze. mister, a tight squeeze. =
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07
Actors aud Their Wardrobe~.



II l. nothing uncommon for an acJp.ss or
actor Ia play III borrowed plll1nes
81 ,hcs borrowed f0r the occasion-modcTn
attj:c no; Icing furnished by the wardrobe.
only SqUar, cuts or historical costumes =
furnished 10y the mana ger. excepting. iadeesi.
by sF$Acial contract - in the cssa Of the
leading lady at fa>hioaay 10 theatre, where
magnificent toilets advertised rs made by
Worth are furnished 10y She manager 1t Is
seldom that professional, ever wear their
clothes III the STAGE An actor viii 60 seeiy
in the street ia order 70 appear
IN good CLOTHES "a the stage The
strong illumination - the footli-hts in
simultaneously shows up the shine in a
diagonal tim; ,nly tie sun would reveal on
the street The ml>, Ingenious posing OF a.
ttudmizins Will not cl.lCeal the la-giil,-,s in
trousers IN tho stage pni. shiny NV hat
viii serve %. tn stage
Professionals. II they have any wardrobe
al all. always have something tha: i worth
something, and consequently ss hong - they
have their trunks. which l. the cumpyeilen-
siye term for w2pirche, they Il. al ioi fear
their landlady. RI, thu wsrir1t-, i a sine
quo non, IL i only in the dires. extremity
that the trunk l. placed IN the SAFE keapiu-
Of the landlords 1t l. often d1ise, la; gen
orally at the CluSe Of the seasysl, in q hank
rupt condition on the roadS, in oryier q get
hack u friends.
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The American Fla. ia Canada.
lottawa Can Free Press. ]


Tie influence Of the United State, over
Canada extends even 10 educational matters.
\ putlic school G-year old scholar returned
home the ether evening, writes a corrcsI ond
ent, and proudly said: Papa, wi at
teacher taught me Ia draw to-day Ii.
parent looked at the slate held IN the fiuy
hands and saw fair repIe ;cntatiOn OF Tia
stars ami stripes. Thinking the child was
mistaken. copy of the Royal Cansd.nB's
first reader was obtaine l, ami the specimen
Of blac kbCard drawings which are on the ir-
SIDE of tie cover shown 10 the child with I'll,
remark, pointing TO the British ensign v!rici,
is there: "Io'i must lie mistaken; that was
the flag teacher gave you 10 draw -Oh,
40, papa. that hasn't The stripes on, came
the peg ten. answer. No objection can bs
taken t. teaching the children 10 draw the
stars ana stripes, but surely our own ensign
should lie TIE first to lie made familiar To the
expanding mind.
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HEREIN E Ar, ARE AG AN
And as Always With Prices Lower than Others Can
or Dare Make Them. Y rsry

Mems Kin Boots all solid only * al Al rs
fen N. K.Ca Boots. all solid, only 2oO
Shoes, all solid, good working shoe 1OO
Mens Fine Dress Shoes all styles, only 1.6O
Womens FineB Button Kid Shoes, rked holes, las
Womens Fine Button Goat Shoes worked holes 1.25
Button Foxed Shoes holes, 1.25
Children Timed School Shoes button 80
Chldrens Tipped School Shoes button
Chldrens Tipped School Shoes button g. 10
strange how do it, but We do, and We
equally good in fact we acknowl
competition of stock, excellence OF goods
and styles and low prices at the Red Front
A ALLEN.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07

kN1tAie4
One Of tie mos; remarkable arsicls> toz
export ever dispatched FOR scientific pslr
poses from any country !, witbCu. doubt,
the consignment; which lately leif Norway
for Germany IL consisted ii nity-swe
skeletons Of Lapfs aAich hai daring tbs
summer been gnear;hzl a. U.sjok. il Rus
sian Lariani, and which an saterprisin,
deeler Of Vsrdo sold - various MUSEUMS
and societis; on tie continent st the prize o:
kSl n,siafa
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07

Ellie rc,--',--9 ..--:1.sa nanusogiie
katy, and now the two, sitting side by side
in front OF porcelain stove in a nice warm
room, are talking Of the future of their chill
drsn.
Playgoers still speak with admiration oil
that marvellous eveIiag, and are astonished
a, Heinrich's caprice which made him aban-
don the stage after great triumph.
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DIR. ANDREWS

Treats Catarrh OF the Head, Ear and Nose, sore
Throat Ionsillitis. Acute and Chronic, and
Lun sAnections with Compound oNy gen. or
the Spray treatment. Once in ferrell's block ,
opposite the Postoflice. Office hours from pa.
IN. II m
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07

Physician Surgeon and Accoucheur. Responds
promptly 10 ali calls at day and night eNtentcd
II hi- Office south side OF Douglas avenue be-
tween Market and Main streets. over Bolter, 5
furniture store Particular attention 10 all
internal Affections OF the Throat, Chest, Aldo
men. Pelvis, Nerves. Coniinements AID Diseas-
es of Women; and peculiar 10 Children;
Wounds, Fractures, Dislocations, Erupti0ns,
Ulcers and Tumors Consultation personally or
by letter in American, AS web AS the German
lanvuaFe disj-tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07

Mr. Powers, The London Times CORE
spondent in khartoum with Gordon Pasha
writes: ~One Arab horseman IS enough L
put 21O of the LUX Of car men To- flight.
The day Saati Boy was killed eight III -
with spears charged >" of our mel armed
with EemingtDns. The soldiers flei at once.
leaving Saati AMI hi, Nakeel to be killed.
a black oiiCer cut down three Of the Arabs.
and the other five chased our men. y
hnrseinan coming up rode through the hying
mass, cutting down seven. With such men
a these We can do nothing. Tha negroes
are the only men we can depend upon.
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DE. $ W RICHMOND.

Magnetic physician. Cures diseases Of every
! name and nature by maGI eiic treatment, with
| GU; medicine. His cures are speedy and per-
| manent, and charges reasonable. Diagnosis
| and consultation free. Parties from distance
| can board with him reasonable rates. Office
! on south Water street, Wichita, Kansas
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-07

Physician, Surgeon aud Accoucher. Diseases
of Females speciality Office over Pollock \
Pearce's, Door No, : Residence 30 south
Emporia avenue Calls len at l.. V. iiealy' 3
land Office promptly answered dlEl-tG
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q. IL. IEHO. Vi u.

Physician and Surgeon. Office at J. p
FurIong's. southwest corner Topeka ave,
and First street. dl It'll
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!; Il. MCLAUGHLIN. NJ. u


Eclectic. Gfi-e aud residence al North
Main street, east side. between Third street
and central avenue, Wichita, Kansas. Chron-
ic and Female diseases specially
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q. VI BIBBEE, NJ. u

homeopathic. Temple block, third st1ir
way north of posiofIice; Wichita, Kansas
ofice hours from TO a. m. TO and 10
pm Chronic diseases a speciality l23-tf
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ID,tpU EnEN

The noted magnetic healer, is located at No.
CSC North Market street, where the sick and
suffering may receive the bench; of her wonder
full healing power. Charges reasonable
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ofice and resiiepce, Sll Douglas avenue
south side. Barnes block, over Derby : maple
ment Store Wichita kansas dl63-Im
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.


Or. j. &. DEAN,
DrSTIsT. Opposite the postoiiice. Teeth eN'
tracicd without pain. l2-5i-
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Foe "soIeu,isc Purpo,.>.-

Af.iuenoe cay he dehnei as 10 cents a iay
more than . persons expenditures.
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bESrIsr. Office over Barnes 4 Sons drag
tore, Centennial block. Wichita. al
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grutsfbrr Aouofai,

JOSEPH kOENIG,
Attorney-at law. Office on Douglas avenue
r,.r --r..i, - .trv goods store fSl-gnl
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DE " ; McRTRNIF

u " e - SoNf~'-
Atlorney-at-law Ofice in Eagle block, over
Hovey 4 Co. : dry goods store 72-3p-tf'
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Formerly physician and surgeon "a the LON.
willie City and Marine hospital, and late health
officer OF Springfield, Illinois, has located at
No 10 Main street opposite the pOslnfsoe.
for general practice. Special attention paid to
yynecoIogy, electric and galvanic baths. or
fee hours TO 10 \. n and 10 P. NJ, and az
night, tl.5-u
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ADANs- 'FfN- = ADAN-
ADAMS X ADAMS
Attorney =; Law VIII practice IN state aud
federal courts ofhc. IN EaSle Block. Wichita
kas tis-
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Architect Sni saf-rintentent Oftcs Erni!
Werner block, Douglas 1yeuus, between To
peks avenue snd lswTecce 81. Wichita, hAr
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o. II BENTLEY r. Haiseil, ! g BENTLEY.
BENTLEY. HATFIELD & BENTLEY.
Attorneys At Law Osice In Ferreg Block "p-
posiIe Posiof-e, Wichita. ks- di.>-r
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
Wa,hfngton Notes.

The last of the navy yard foremen at
San Francisco was discharged yester.
day, under telegraphic orders from Sec
retary Whitney.
Secretary Whitney has revoked the
order issued on July 8, 1883, forbidding
naval officers attached to cruising ves-
sells, especially commanding officers,
to take their families to the visiting sua'
tions.
The Commissioner of Pensions has
decided to dismiss nearly 60 of the spe-
cial examiners appointed under the
Act of Congress of 1884. The list will
be submitted to the Secretary of the
Interior for approval.
The custodian of the Federal build
| ing in NewYork was yesterday notified
by Secretary Manning to reduce his
force 30 per cent. He discharged II
men.
One hundred and nineteen employe,
were yesterday dropped from the roll,
of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing, in Washington.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01

sickness Among Horses.

John Scott, veterinary surgeon, is
kept quite busy in attending horses in
this city and vicinity that are suffering
from various diseases. He had NO less
than six calls on Tuesday morning
before seven o'clock. all of which he
expects to treat successfully. He has
now forty seven cases on his list and
thus far has been remarkably success
ful in atfording each one relief. He has
also sovereign remedy for hog cholera.
The doctor also holds that he has pre-.
ventative for the pleuro-pneumonia
and that there is no necessity for killing
q COW merely because she has come in
contact with others suffering from it.
He also holds that the spread of the
disease may be prevented by proper
remedies.
We believe that the disease has
pretty thoroughly disappeared from our
county, and there is no reason whatever
to apprshend further danger from it.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
General Grant

It was two weeks yesterday since
General Grant arrived at Mount
McGregor. DR.. Douglas said yesterday
that his patients life had been pro-
longed by the change. ":The General
was likely to die at any time in New
York, and had he remained there he
would in all human probability have
expired before this. His present weak.
ness Is the natural result OF the disease.
He is each day less strong, and though
the step from day to day Is scarcely
perceptible. the aggregate of fourteen
days becomes noticeable. Two weeks
ago General Grant left the city. If he
were in New York today he could not
be moved here. His strength TO day
is not equal to such journey. Now,
If you ask me when the end will pro-
badly be, cannot tell; none can tell.
H. grows weaker and weaker, and at
last the point of exhaustion will be
reached. That is all, and nobody can
say when that will be-" The General
himself liz fully cognizant of his own
cond ition, and takes the same view of
1t as the physicians.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
Tho Board OF Healtb.

President Bush presided at the
regular weekly meeting of the Board
of Health last evening. Twenty. seven
cases of nuisances, previously reported,
were disposed of, as follows: Eleven
were continued, one abated, one dis.
missed, eleven ordered TO be abated, two
referred to the Water Commissioners,
and one to special committee. The
executive officer was instructed to bring
suit in the Municipal Court against
May f. Magee for maintaining q
nuisance at Ninth and Orange streets,
and against George Il. Townsend, agent,
for maintaining a nuisance on the
premises, No. 10 East Front street.
The following resolution was offered
WHEREAS, The executive omCors VI
this Board report that Judge Cummins,
of the Municipal Court has refused to
issue a warrant in the case of Heald Il
Co., agents, and Beggs. tenant, for
maintaining q nuisance at No. 2l8
French street, therefore
Resolved, That the Secretary, ex-
officio, is hereby directed to take out q
warrant before Squire Vandegrift, for
Heald Il Co., agent.
The opinion of tile city solicitor was
asked in reference to q nuisance which
was not pref udicial to health, but an
noying to neighbors, to be submitted
at the next meeting Orders were
drawn in favor of of s. w. Schultz, SIS;
Joseph Godfrey. SO; Office boy, Is, and
e. b. Frazer, 81.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01

Any kind Of fruit syrup mixed with
iced water makes a delicious summer
drink, and if a few drops OF vinegar or
lemon juice be added it will be all the
more refreshing. The following is very
generally liked: A pint of milk, mixed
with bottle of Apollinaris water, a
little Ice and sugar TO taste; shake we'll
together and serve in tumb mblers, with
nutmeg grated on the top. For lemon
ade: Pare two lemons very thin, remove
the white part, cut up the lemons into
thin slices and take out all the pips;
put the thin rind and pulp into a pitch
er with powdered sugar to taste (about
u pound )pour one quart Of boiling wa
tor over and leave It until cold strain
into jug or decanter. Or this way
put pounds of white sugar in 2 quarts
OF water that has been boiled, add To
this the jniceof eight lemons, when the
sugar ls melted strain through nap
kin and serve.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01

Tho Hest Painting.

Winfield 8. Simmons, 716 6bipley
street, is acknowledged one Of the bes
and most practical house and slgr
painters In the city, and is always ready
70 respond at the shortest call. Prices
cheap and work guaranteed.
For Rent Cheap
the balance OF the year, q stable tha,
will accommodate two horses and two
wagons, In the western part of the citv
Will rent for S4.0O per month. Apply
at this Office.
Pianos ana Organs.
The Wilcox and White organs are
are the best. Pianos and sheet music,
". II. Mullen successor to r. A. North
q TO-, No. 713 Market street, second
floor.
Fsfusfnk and Grnsnine.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Rs.
Inmates furD ished. All work guarau-
teed. 122 Market street.
Painting.
Tilghman Danner, house and sign
painter, No $40 Market street. Job
oing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Coal ana Flour.
Fell & Joseph, 713 W. Front street,
coal and -four dealers, are filling orders
promptly and satisfactorily. (713, J
Coal Q, ,240 lbs
Never Too Lato 70 Mend.
II you have not had any Diamond
Dust yet. delay no longer, ,as your neigh
bor Is ahead Of you.
Dr. SandersOns
Herbs Of JOY, the Great Health Promo.
ter. 25 cents, Belts drug store, sixth
and Market streets.
MeClure's Restaurant.
First class dinners, also choice ice
cream at McOure's restaurant, Eighth
street market
Ice Cream Down-Weaver's tandard
Ice cream 80 cents per quart in box.
Frames for cabinet pictures for 800, at
Lex Barney's. No. 8 East Seventh street.
Good goods are always the cheapest,
and the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Oormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
Of him.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
NOTES
miss swee.,x Retention.

. WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Star
this afternoon says: when Miss
Sweet, the pension agent at Chicago,
was asked TO resign some months ago
she was told that she could have until
June 30th to send in her resignation.
This time expires to day, but it is stated
that no further steps will be taken in
the matter, and that it is probable that
Miss Sweet will serve out the remain
ing year of the term for which she was
appointed.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
The CITY Omces.

The Democratic members of City
Council held caucus on Monday even.
ing and agreed to fill the various Offices
az follows Street Commissioner, Fran
T. Writ; Coal Oil Inspector, John A.
Mitchell; Regulator of the city clock,
j. II. Ayars. The Opening Streets
Committee has elected Paul Ward. OF
the Eleventh Ward, rodman, in lieu OF
Harry Schmidt, who has been ap-
pointed o policeman as a reward for his
eminent services 1T the recent election
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
Nervous, Debilitated Men,

gu are allowed free trial of thirty days
Ihe use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated yoltaic Belt
win Electric Suspensory Appliances. for the
speedy relief and permanent cry y. Nervous
Bebiilty, loss of Vitality and N.'nnnod and
MI kindred troubles. Also for luaAy other
diseases. Complete restoration 10 health,
slKor and manhood guaranteed. NO risk is
incurred. illustrated pamphlet. with full
Information, ~ terms, etc., mailed freq by 8d-
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
The M Mrkeis,

The curbstone market on King street
was crowded with purchasers this
morning, and was we'll supplied with
everything in season. The ruling prices
were as follows: Butter, 20 to % cents
per pound eggs, 30 to % cents per
dozen duck eggs, 90 cents per dozen ;
new potatoes, 10 TO 20 cents a half peck;
peas, 10 to IL cents q half peck !; string
beans, 10 to 15 cents half peck; butter
beans, 1S to 20 cents ; lettuce, 2 to
cents head (; beets, S cents 3 bunch
strawberries, 10 cents q quart /; rasp-
berries, 10 cents currants. 12 cents a
quart; cherries, to 10 cents a quart
tomatoes, Is to 20 cents quart.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
Base Ball.

The South Side club has been formed
In tb is city with the following team
II. Reeves, G. /; j. Miller. p; j. Thomp.
son. 1st b. H. Beeson, I'd b. +. Lee,
3. 8. N. Smith, 3d b r. Carey. C. f.
II. Janvier, T. I. @. Devalinger, l. f.
r. j. Miller, manager.
The North Side club have the follow
ing players j. Thompson, C. !; H.
Smith, p. j. Devine. 1st b. l.. Rich
ards, ID b, W. Adele, s. s. j. Carey,
Sd b. II. Devalinger, r. f. /; John Nc
Laugh lin, c. +. Il. Mote, /. I. d.
Hammond, manager.
The following games were played
yesterday
At Columbus, Ga..-Columbus 8
Atlanta, I.
At Birmingham, Ala.,-Chattanooga,
4 Birmingham, l.
At Norfolk-Lancaster, 10 Norfolk,
at Chicago-Chicago. l3, Boston, 9.
At LOUSY sville-Lodisyi,l le, 8; st.
Louis. 2.
At Pittsburg-Pittsb Q ; Cincin-
natl, 4.
At Washington-Trenton, ! ; Ma
tional, 2.
At Augusta, Ga, Augusta, 8 Nash
Vile. 2.
At St. Louis-St. Louis 5; Philadel-
pbia 4.
At Philadelphia-Athletic, Is ; Me-
tropolitan, 9.
At Baltimore-Baltimor 1S; Brook
lyn, IL.
At Detroit-New York. Detroit, O.
At Buffalo-Providence, 16 Buffalo,
10.
At Chioago-Chicago, Is Boston, 8.
NOTES.
The Mullin morocco nine will play
q game with nine from the shop OF
Cum Minis 81 Patterson, OF Philadelphia,
on July Fourth. Connell, formerly
of the Wilmington club, will pitch, and
Thompson, one of tho best amateur
catchers in the city, will support him.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
A Failure.

The Wilmington base ball team has
proved miserabl failure. In the first
place there were very few good players
in it, and as result it was beaten In a
great majority of games, and little In.
tereet in 1t on the part of our citizens
was consequently manifested. To cap
the climax it has been expelled from
the Eastern League for non-payme of
guarantee money.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
Sherin's Sales g..

Sheriff + ord sold the real estate of
Elizabeth and James B. Henry at Della
ware City, on Monday last, to David
P. Bush, for "a 900.
He also sold the stock of clothing,
furniture. etc, of Julius Cobe, on Tues
day, to G. G. Rex, for Ss04.5
The stock. fixtures, furniture, stc., OF
Elizabeth Ries' saloon, No. 10 East Fifth
street, will be sold by the Sheriff on the
14th inst.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
Purse stolen

A peddler visited the house of Mrs.
Sarah Sherwood In New Castle, on Mon
day, and stole purse containing some
81, which had been left lying in an open
cupboard. Two peripatetic merchants
were arrested on suspicion, but no
evidence being produced to criminate
either of them, they were discharged
and permitted to go on their way re-
joicing.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
Marrow k.sGApe.

Nathaniel r. Benson, Jr., while out
sailing with party of friends on Mon
day last, was struck by the boom and
knocked overheard. He was speedily
| rescued from his perilous position, and
escaped with no more serious injury
than good ducking.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-01
You want 20 be Happy

Take shares in the Guardian Savings
and loan association. A new series is
just being issued.
This Is one of the best associations
in the city, and you now have the op
portunity to join. Call at the office OF
VIM. f. Hawkins, T12 Market street, at
once.