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DEAT THIS.

SMITH.-May 80, 1885, in this city, Frank L.
Smith, son of Lewis and Anna Smith, in his 10th
year.
The relatives and friends of the family are
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his parents residence, No 2l3 North Mulberry
street, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock. In.
terment Mt Lancaster cemetery.
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Adjourned Ouarter ses.Ion.

An adjourned quarter sessions court will
be held next week. The number of cases on
the list Ii small but some of them are lengthy
and It is expected that the whole week will
p taken up in the trial of the cases ON the
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81. stephen's Lutheran Chu,,h

Kew. E. =. Geise, D. D., professor of the theo.
logical seminary OF Chicago, H., ana editor of
tho Lutheran kirche,.fread, viii preach to-
morrow morning and evening In st. stephen,s
Lutncran church, corner OF South Duke aud
Vnurch streets, Rev. u. Meister, pastor.
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MARKETS..
NO MARKETS TODAY.

Owing to the general observance of Decora-
tion Day as a holiday in the centres of trade the
stock ana produce exchanges are closed, and
there are, of course, no quotations of prices to-
day.
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Beats the Record.

James T. Marsh, of the Gap, and friend,
caught with rod and line ON "Wednesday y,
h0 spreckled trout within 25 miles of Iancas-
ter.
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MARRIAGES..

~ To-
WRTDLEY-GRoH.-On tho 2sth of May, 1885, by
the Rev. W. T. Gerhard, at his residence, No. 81
Miss Lydia Ann Groh, both of Chestnut Level
Drumore township. ltd.
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Amuseuents. A

zook n Dcrr, printers, Lititz, and q. W. Bern
phone exchange.
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w. As4k{ng Il Co., of Columbia, will have
charge of the refreshment stands at the Han
over fair, which opens next Wednesday.
MASTER Harry Cline, of Lancaster, last
evening gave fine exhibition of the balk-
line game Of billiards in Billiard hall The
audience 65l is,Is suopne, and the young bill
lard exI .NoIT complimented upon
An made to hold the annual
picnic of the Columbia high school at the
4 Point" yesterday, but the weather proved
too inclement Instead, party was given
In the class room of the high school last even
ing, and 1t was certainly enjoyable. James
Myers class prophecy was amusing and ap-
preciated.
Mr.. F. Stevenson owns two Kittens one Of
which has no tail, YSne the other has one in
The Garnet committee of the Vigiant fire
company Visited Kline & Eppihimer's store,
In Reading yesterday and selected carpet
for their parlOr. They were the guests of W.
A. Heilig, manager, and at his kind atten-
ton, spent delightful day, notwithstanding
the rain.
Captain d. b. Case has issued a peremptory
order ON the delinquent members of Co. c..
who failed to attend the inspection on last
Monday evening to be present next Monday
evening at O'Clock, the date Of the next
inspection, under pains of court-martial.
delegation of Twenty-Five Sir knights of
York Castle will leave this afternoon at two
O'clock to visit Pennsylvania Castle of
Columbia.
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3COLUMBIA'S CHURCHES.
)nkf0f0US IxrELLIGENCE OF IN.
98RBsr 70 CHURoH-9OERs.
~ ObssEvAncs fjaemoriai:Day-News Abou
- Nnllrosd-Complimcn to Columbia
& 81 r1vulclan- Captain Case Serves Notice
4 % N the Deiinqucnts Of 10. q.

Gt<<xv~ x<xxr.sl In n
4 S---,ss.. lS.,,on Do, "a M phooas +, L
D-r SvIo n'as -n ~ S..s -. T,,.aou,,,
zanoE PscoT oi Iio oocohu stree' i1"'ho"
1urCh, Will preach In that church to-morro"
1yoning.
4. services Will not be held In 81 JOINS
4UShernn or Trinity Reformed churches tC-
mctrow - both pastors are out OF town.
4 Hev. - J: Clay Moran, pastor OF st Panps
- 0nurcns Will commune ms h,reiessiS ,rsHs
91sorcs on the biOle tomorrow. Inc M smu
to pe Glscussea uo.mo,Iow arr ATM pn'
AS1or1.oL s1s1 v Ehgssn .oos y anu ho will
ayou sofsIVh ~ 1L ,oon ~. =, P,'t,;,ia In. 10
on 70 p ~ fni.ps % Il Htson q ", a;n" Tr;n;ty
~ "Our Dlp,e wnat Is ~ ,u 1vtg ag ,a,;,,
vn0.y, ne noiy coinInunioh a W.an WI, oo a"'ii'
q sS,~ lsSias, ,,,;ts s5ss;etw Of the n II. I,utb.
\ arm church. will hold strawberry festival
"a the lecture room of their church this even
Ing.
St Peters Catholic church festival opened
4 IN Armory hall last evening, and was fairly
ssnded will be this eyenng nnS
Marietta Sunday schools, visited Penryn, the
q coming resort for picnics, and viewed the
0rounds and buildings. A full account of
their trip will be published next Monday
y evening"
a n,.oc-oaab,e Memor,a, nav.
NJ L. a. ,,,o..hor 90 oortoin,y most
a. a.. nSa,,,or;,, .or,,;oas ond GOT
49, III, ~. ooIa,,rotad on nomhers of Gen.
us:,.s D.. NJ re "a p drove IN
TtttIo Mashinpton fhis morning. and parti-
cinated in the decoration ceremonies of that
hosouUh.
,u.. auur.o,
~ %. A'". gu
Dr.yT. d. CaVahaugn, Formerly resiueh'
OF Hellam, this county, who lately located al
Columbia, Pa, has been elected as an assist
.nt in the surgical hospital, at Indianapolis lis
IL r-- "a N, accap
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all OF which we are selling at the lowest prices.
The following are IA few of the many bargains
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LACES!! !
White and Colored Trimming LAees,

Your most particular attention il hereby called
to our extensive and elegant assortment OF
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VUST OPENED.--A NEW ICE CREAM
burg avenue. Fitted upin first class style. Ice
Cream, Cakes and Connections OF all kinds. A
mys3tfd Q. MATTERN.
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BEIGE WASH LACES,

BEIGE ORIENTAL NET-Crcam Spani,h Net,
all silk, q inches wide, 81 % yard
ALLOVER LACE.
q inches wide, lsc IA yard.
Fine Patterns, 25c "A yard.
Wheel Patterns, SOC "A yard.
Extra fine Imitation Embroidery, (all q inches
wide) 43c and SOC yard
TnRrHnN IArEs
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
A Mothers roryetfa,uess

Tuesday afte rnoon when the steamer
Brandywine stopped NJ Chester, on the
last trip down for the day, quite num-
Der of passengers went ashore, while
the usual complement boarded the boat.
just AZ Captain Wilson had ordered the
gang planks drawn in and the lines
cast off, a lady came from one of the
steamer saloons and started to go
ashore, but stopped OF the plank aud
asked him if he had seen her child.
The captain assured her thai ne had not,
at the sa me time urging her either to
come back OF the boar, or 20 ashore,
which she finally did.
TIE last he saw of her she was
leisure!y walking up the wharf, while
the boat was heading for this city.
From tae way the woman spoke. the
captain was 1nder the impression that
the Child she was inQUiring ahout was
some ~ or II years of age, and able to
take care Of itself, consequently he was
greatly surprised sometime afterwards
to find little one, not mora than four
years old, hunting its mamma. After
asoertaining that il did Rot belong to
any one On the boaT, he took charge of
it, and brought ii OF down to this
city
He supplied II with a good supper
ana then sem i in charge of the
stawardess to Chester to search for its
mother, who uo doubt 10y the time it
was restored 10 her, WAS pretty well
worried.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
nPEG2Ah n EEEIGY
The Best Painting.

W.1field s. Simmons, TIC Sh.pioy
strbet, is acknowledged one of the best
and most practical house and sigr
painters in the city and is always ready
co respond at tho shortest call. Psices
cheap and work guaranteed.
EOr Rent Cheap
the balance of the year, a stable tha,
will accommodate two horses and two
wagons, In the western part of the city
VIII rent for $4.OO per month. Apply
at this office.
Pianos ana Organs.
The Wilcox and White organs are
are the best. Pianos and sheet music.
w. H. Mullen successor to r. A. North
4 Co., No. lis Market street, second
floor.
Painting and 6rainiaE.
Walter Joseph, practical house nrd
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Es-
Inmates furnished. ALI work guaran-
teed. 1872 Market street.
Painting.
TiEhman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. $40 Marker street. job
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
coal, Coal.
Those wanting to lay in coai for win
ter, should call on Fell & Joseph, us
w. Front street, for good, clean coal
% 40 pounds.
COsOred Fires.
Red, green and blue for Fourth of
July celebration. Sold by n. B. Dan.
forth. druggist, Second and Market.
DIR. SandersOR's
Herbs of Joy, the Great Health Promo.
ter, 25 cents, Belts drug store, sixth
and Market streets.
McClure's Restaurant.
First class dinners, also choice Ice
cream at McClure's restaurant, Eighth
street market.
Bush's, Frerch street wharf, is the
place to buy good coal.
Mosquito frames, four 10: S1.oo al
Chandler's, No. 5 w. Fourth street.
Choice family coal under cover at
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Good goods are always the cheapest,
and the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. D. Nc
Cormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all TO purchase
Of him.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Harrington Notes.
nlence o.the RRPIfBLIoAS.

lCotrespondence o! the RRPu BLIoAE.
HARRINGTON. Del, July I, 1885,
The grand old Fourth" was not oh,
served by our people, except in very
meagre pyrotechnic display at night.
| am not sure that the Delawareans are
az loyal to some of these notable mile
stones in our. nations history as are
the people in many other parts. AT
least such is the impression often made
upon the minds of those not to the man
or born. Many of our people went else
where some to the great temperance
gathering at Camden camp ground,
where they heard the historic Neal
Dow, and the eloquent John Dewitt
Miller.
A sad shooting occurred a few miles
below, early on Saturday morning. Two
road walkers" met, were joined by
a third party in a few minutes. and the
three went on spree of.drinking
and card playing. Soon a dispute
arose, when one of the "road walkers"
shot the third party dead OH the spot,
Only one more to the long list of crime
and pain that spring from the use of
strong drink.
Our school commencement on last
Friday evening was alike highly cred
table to teachers and pupils The chief
ATTRACTION. however, on this occasion,
centered in the spirited contest for two
prizes offered at the beginning of the
year by Rev. q. w. Burke. About a
dc zen entered, and Miss Matilda Owens
carried off i" William Cullen Byrant;"
and Miss Nellie Hanson won "John G.
Whittier. The work done by every
one was highly creditahle, and the
judges, Revs. Milby, Edwards and
Bacchus, had no little difficulty in
awarding the prizes. We are very proud
of our public schools. and our beautiful
school building.
Truly, what nuisance these night
trains, especially to persons living close
on the line. None of the trainmen have
any consideration for the comfortable
slumbers of our citizens, but thunder
through az if Satan were on their heels,
their bells ringing and their whistles
screaming, and themselves yelling and
screaming. We secretly protest. That
il just as efiectual as open protests.
Railroad Companies are set of out
laws, and just do as they please. Some
of Us are glad that there is q just God
to even up with them for their needless
Sunday running. individuals must
observe laws that corporations may fla.
grantly violate. MORE ANON.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Notice to Purchasers of Champion
Harvesting Machinery,

Having severed my connection with
the Champion Machine Company, and
other agents having been appointed in
the city OF Wilmington, who entirely
ignore the warrantee upon which the
machines were sold byldirect authority
from the Company, and as said agents
are demanding exhorbitsnt prices, and
cash payment from farmers for repairs,
that they are entitled TO receive free of
cost to replace defective parts, and in
consequence of which, numerous COM
plants are being made to nee, and fire.
quent demands for me to assume the
liability, and make good the contract of
the Champion Machine Company, in
consequence of which, and in justice to
myself, l desire to give notice that /
cannot undertake to be responsible for
their liabilities, and can only advise
that whenever the Company refuses TO
comply with their contract, by demand
ing payment for repairs that shonld be
furnished free of cost, that the custo-
mer has his remedy. He can pay for
them, and Immediately bring suit be-
fore a j ustice of the Peace for the re-
covery of the amount, and as the Cham
pion Machine Company are non-resi.
dents Of this State, summary pro.
ceeding can be had by foreign attach
ment, of which any Justice of the Peace
can advise you.
CHAS. II. McWHoRTER.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Mothers RniE DAughfe ~.

How strange it is shat iiess in vsri
GUS parts OF the globe are 30 contradic
tory.
Fer instance, take the question ot
girls In spite OF our adv anCing ideas
we have general convict on that girls
should not be put to very h ard work.
We shield them if we can. In Asia
and Africa, on The contrary, in spite OF
all We are always hearing OF The lazy
lives of women III those coun5ries, an
old belief prevails that they We're born
to hard labor.
The same is true in many parts of
Germany. In Turkestan and Tartar
steppes, the kirghese sultanas and their
daughters, in whose veins II > 8s the blood
of long lines of kings, still milk the
sheep, cows, and goats, and perform the
menical duties OF the household.
They reverse the .order of things.
The mother wears silk and the daughter
calico. the mother cultivates acCom-
plishments and the daughter does the
drudgery; in fact, they really consider
the mother entitled to the best of fevery
thing.
Such is it 10 be uncivilized. There
the mother is at home in the parlor
and the daughter in the kitchen, and
We would look in vain Tor the child too
fashionable and well-educated TO scorn
her mother.
What a blessed state OF affairs.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
A common cause OF Failure.

Many a lawyer loses his case, many
a physician loses his patient, many a
writer fails in giving his thoughts &C
the world, many a mother fails TO make
a happy home, m any a statesman fails
to further up his country's welfare,
simply from neglecting the small but
numerous details which are the real
materials out OF which their hopes must
be realized, if at all. Their principles
may have been sound, their conceptions
true, their aims high, their desires fer.
vent, yet their earelessaess or weari,
ness of the necessary details and the in.
accurate or slovenly performance of the
small but continuous tasks that are
woven into every successful achiev.
ment, have turned into wreck and a
failure what might have been a glad
and proud success
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
The ExOdUs from Epaln.

LoNpoN, July 1T is officially ad.
in!tted that fifty Thousand people have
lett spain in consequence of the chol-
era epidemic. These refugees are al.
most wholly OF ths wealthy classes,
and an organized effo-, is making to
reach them ill order 10 obtain their
for he reliet OF the poor
who are left exposed TO ;he plague.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

was the same except that Mr.. Hanson
was excused from voting and Mr..
Hoffecker voted with the majority
Messerss Alien ard Wiley were absent
The Comittee on Teachers was in.
structed to notify Mr.. Birdsall OF the
result and report to the Board next
Monday evening.
President Baird gave notice that the
teachers checks for the last month will
be ready for payment tomorrow,
(Thursday) morning at 8 o'clock, after
which the Board adjourned
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
HAA2 bali.

The following games were played yes
terday:
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 3 Athletic, H.
Louisvllie-Metropolitan, ~ Louis,
vile, 8.
Cincinnati-Cincinnati, l.; Brooklyn,
:.
Detroit-Detroit, Boston, 8,
Norfolk-Norfolk, 10 Newark, &.
Wilmington, n. C.-Goldboro,6 VIII.
mington, 8.
Washington-Nasionai, L. Lancas-
ter, 6
Chattanooga-Macon, 9; hattanooga,
8.
R;chmond-Virginia, 0 Trenton o.
Memphis-Memphis, 6, Birmi miogham
2.
St. Louis St louis, IL Baltimore,
n OTES.
The Sops of Rest defeated the Witsil
Senate on the Union street grounds by
a score of 8 to /. t was amusing TO
see the Witsil Senate hunting for the
ball while the Sons of Rest were at the
bat.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Declared OH.

The trotang race between Lizzie C.
and Z" Bay Billy" advertised to take
place AT the Scheutzen Park to.mor-
row afternoon, has been declared off,
the owner OF The former having pain
forfeit money. The other races adver.
tised will take place and vii! doubtless
prove highly interesting contests.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
The NatarQrfuuy

The natatcriun WAS wei, atronized
on Tuesday by men and boys, and
during the hours allowed for ladies'
there were severa! preseul, who took
Instructions III swimming from Madam
7 agenstecher, the lady instruc;ress.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Almost Incredible,

~ buG ITUb. .-hEs
A stem winding, stem setter, Swiss
gold watch given away with every 500
cigars, at the great tobacco mart, Sew.
entn and Orange streets, by Chapman,
the great precipitator.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

Secure one of Schoen IS summer stoves
VIII do a. kinds ot cooking and baking
Schoen Heater X Steve Co, 4lj Marke,
ana Ala Shipley street, VIII, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
To Prevent Cholera

And contagious diseases use dsenfectants.
beaton Smith, druggist, 18th and Pine, has a
great variety Of low priced, efficient, Olsen.
iectants. Cali and see.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Patents,

For low prices on patent medicines
60 to N. B. Danforth, druggist, Second
and Market Trusses a specially.
Private room for applying.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

Two of Allcock's Porous Plasters for
% cents. Green's August flower 50 cents
at Hartman's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
window kcreenA

and door screens made to order at short
notice at Yerger's, 405 Shipley street.
Prices low.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

Schoen's summer stoves with CT
without ovens; use wood or gas. Schoen
Heater II Stove Co, 415 Market and Ala
Shipley streets, Viii, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
No Time

Lise the present to attend to 80 important
matter as buying a truss. N. Il. Danforth
guarantees a fit or refund the money. Old
STAND special room for applying.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Education.
fUsEs TO BAtSE
FTBE HIGH
pEINCIPAL.
TRANSACTED.

4 Of the Board ofPub-
held last night to
,ct of increasing the
c.pal of the Boys
bdtr to retain the ser
Sall for another and a
As soon AZ the call
J. -ead, Mr.. Singley
piormed Mr.. Singley
9 /. he desired, and
try and get along
kha, Mr.. Singley be
er attendance at the
lngley replied in an
that he did not want
r. Shortiidge with
and the choleraic
Fourth ward subsided
hen mo we'd the COM
be authorized to en-
u a salary of Sl700, but
ought $1,000 should
ga bles opposed the
H.. Birdsall was not
larry named, bu t
was increased
0. all tho other
schools would have
heard no report from
teachers. He did not
ember or the Board
L. Birdsall wants the
D increased salary of
i Mr.. Birdsall, and
us; the man for the
lme here in thejnter-
10. He came ih the
kpayeIs of Whining
Re a length in favor
balary, that Mr.. Bird.
|ined. He has been
ind has proven him.
in the right place.
h tud some OF the
|a.i who had honestly
Bt meeting, If the pro.
b. secretary ship and
the board with the
was defeated, they
for an increase of
bg Ogt from their own
opposition, he said ,
my, He was i'll favor
An1 that if no more of
0ney would be taken
he had no objection
Dry tl6O0, taking $500
The Secretary and
} : up to that amount.
ften, gentlemen who
bEe :he office of secre
toT a salary Of $500.
II TO amend the mo-
the salary $1,000 in
b mat Mr.. Birdsall
q: .hree years. 1t
mar half of that
coua!ntei with the
ppUosel the incr, ase
olomr. aud chimed
es taa- il the salary
Va, Increased, the
sepetiH,endent and
fis nigh school would
g again 10 the rescue
accepted the primer.
high school at an in
EoUla b- in the line
Fincipalship of the
boo, and then who.
would get 81 600
posel 10 any increase
lsaI! WAS no doubt
: What il the world
pi Education do if
rJsLll He under
a. 7,icants for the
said Mr.. Palmer. }
e n'Ler side had
,ttA, in order to
,. Bifdsall make
the same az other
IN. take his chan.
II" had no objec.
amendment. The
the opposition is
lie poor tax
they are in favor
nd another night
IN Mr. Birdsall,
Amer both op.
salary. Times
70 seemed like a
PAID Mr. Dunn.
, but there were
Is well as he has
e was the one al.
9ored an increase.
but upon retiec.
'oard could not
an amendment
OF the principal
80, what it now
n'inned for some
7. smith, singley,
Pump, when per-
Superintendent
Pords.
at II was a well
hets were more
Q more good on
ey are well known
y conscientious at
Had established a
or themselves 1t
e time to assimi'
PR in a commn.
around him is
the last four.
EN- i've principals
hooi, including
| nom were, for
by the Board,
would be run
nother change,
pal can be had
alary He said
acipals had left
te salary. He
pal cou Id not
a
the present
g had some ex.
the Board, but
was confident
2 Principal of
Prth at least
of thu Sec.
hined.
eIher engage.
the Previous
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
SILK Gloves.

Balance of all silk gloves at Ken
nard " Co.'S new store, reduced to 81
cents, worth SO cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
As a Cure for sore Thro.,s and

Coughs" Browns Bronchia rre ches' have
been thoroughly tested and MAINTAIN their
good reputation.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

A TTENTION.-ALL PERSONS DE
IA string pure drugs and chemicals, or
Wishing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with puro materials
should 20 to the drug storo CT II. Il. BRING,
HURST, No. OH Market street, VIII, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

For good coal 60 to Bush's, Freno,
street wharf
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

The Wilcox and White organs ar,
are the best. Pianos and sheet music
w. H. Mullen successor to r. A. Norti
4 Co., No. us Market street, second
floor.