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Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
Steel affer jones.

lNDIAEAPoLIs, Aug. 6-The Indiana
polls Mugwumps who filed tho charg
es against Postmaster Jones arc deepi,
disgusted over the report by the Civi
Service Commissioners on the investi
CATION. They declare that Com mission
er Thoman has acted in bad faith. as h,
promised them that there would be nc
report made until after they had filed
the statement OF an important witness
whose testimony could not be obtain cd
during the investigation, owing TO his
absence from the city. They were
given the assurance that the evidence
would not be submitted to Presiden
Cleveland until Septem Der.
" The Civil Service Commission. "
to day remarked Lucius B. Swift, th.
Mugwump who filed the charge.
against the Postmaster, "seems tt
interpret the law az meaning that ther,
Is absolutely no limit to postmaster
power of removal with or without
cause. The only remedy is In tn,
hands Of President Cleveland, and I,
him we will appeal. II he become,
satisfied, as we are now, that such an
Interpretation of the law really vitiate,
It's spirit and evident purpose, it will
Dc his duty to remove Mr.. Jones, aud
we shall present the matter TO him In
this light. We have additional charge,
TO file against Mr.. Jones, and with III,
aid OF the President, we shall endeayol
70 get fair hearing"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
-: Tho Late storm

The New Era gives the following q d
lditionai particulars done by the storm
in St. Georges Hundred. on Monday
last. On the farm Of Leonard G. Van
degrift, close to the river, near PorI
Penn, the roof of the granary was blown
| off, several sheds blown down, two
horses killed, trees uprooted and con
siderable other damage done, his apple
orchard suffering the most from the
fury of the gale.
IA colored man employed by Mr..
Vandegrift, while driving to an adjoin-
ing farmers was caught in the Cyclone,
his carriage totally demolished and the
driver badly scared. He jumped fir ,m
the carriage, ran to the adjoining fence,
grasped the rails in a death like grip,
but the fence was struck by the wind
and torn up, the man thrown some
distance amid flying rails and posts.
Strange as 1t may seem. although he
turned almost white from fright, he
was only slightly bruised.
A large barn, near MIR. Vandegrift's
farm, was also demolished and the en-
tie structure broken up into kindling
wood and sent flying into the air in
every direction. A large peach orchard
ON the ssme farm was totally wrecked,
nearly all ofthe trees being torn up by
II e roots. Several small bridges near
here were badly inundated aud made
unsafe while one or two were carried
away.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
WI mlclHAi i,a.


John W. Hodges, a ,,ay.,,l
positor, stood up in the iocs '.G m
ing to answer a charge Of J,a,l NJ
preferred against him Wv snss;sl ,ss
Schoerr. For this Hotess v.s' WV
and costs. o. AA
Francis scheu then sppsa,s,
the witness stand, and cSarg.S %
with coming into the flee o,M
Press, and when be .eit A di,, N
disappeared about the sams
Hodges was arrested, a.l v,
seeing him In the cell. as4edfi,
the dictionary was '''
He said lie wou'dt... Limit
outside The cells, ta, la had ID
him when he was b'l9fs ;he C,Su
m nrninR. The case Wa, ro,tra,I
III . O'Clock 20 mo.rlv v florpjr,
,he officers in charge were iu,t,s,
hunt mp the missing liciiorsry,
a young cJICred Ian ususl
zard, charged with commit,irr
'ault and battery on Amelia vi
plead guilty, tut TO prcs.cutn
ness Appearing the ca.a was di,
ny Hazard paging cj.;s,an,un
50 10.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
Keducou Prices,

1000 lbs. English break fast tea, SOC.
per ID. 1000 lbs. Oolong teas, 30c. pei
lb. 2 900 lbs. Imperial teas, 30c. pei
lb. 2 900 lbs. African Mocha coffee
15o. per 10. l 900 lbs. Mariacaibc
coffee, 1Se. per ID. l 900 lbs. Santos
coffee, zoe. per Id. 2, 600 lbs. old gov
ernment Java, 25c. per lb. 1000 lbs
Rio coffee, l2c. per lb. ; 1000 lbs. Ric
coffee, l0c. per lb. 900 lbs. ginge,
cakes, Sc. per doz. 500 lbs. honey
cakes, So. per d3z. go lbs. sugar jun
bles, 10c. per lb. 1000 lbs. Carolins
rice, Sc. per Id. ; 800 lbs. soda crackers
Sc. per Id. ; 25 bbls. of extra family
-four, S. 20 per bbl. % bbls. Of choic,
-four S. 90 per bbl. 200 lbs. of fresf
print butter just received, at 2oc. Del
Id 100 lbs. Patapsco baking powder
at 30c. per lb., in fruit jars; larg
stock of sugar cured hams at l1l5c. Del
lb. large stock of sugar cured shou
ders at $40. per ID.
DFvFKELL FLos . 10 L. Fourth st
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
TH|R D EDITION,
Hendricks ON n Roac n.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Vice. Presiden
Hendricks said to day that the result o.
the election in New York, Ohio and
virginia will either be al rebuke oi
endorsement of the Admin istration land
that the election in Virginia will be
very close. As to Ohio. he said "
don't know as l ought to cay 1t in an
interview, but Ohio will go Republi-
can. Ohio Is n Republican State. OF
course, am not sure about this, but
give II as my impression.
In regard to John Roach and Mr..
6arland's' opinion, Mr.. Hendricks
saio l would not pass judgment
upon that opinion as to its rectness
in conformity with law, because l
have not examined, certainly not
studied 1t. There Is no doubt in my
mind that Mr.. Roach should be held
liable to perform bis work in &C.
cordancs with the terms of his con.
tract.
"You have called my attention TO the
reports that the decision in question
has been the means of crippling an ir.
dustry, throwing thousands of men out
of employment. and that this will be
made political issue and one that " III
inJure the Administration.
Very well. If this be true. then
the people lore sight Of the questions of
right involved and think that, in order
to help along the party, the government
should be lax in holding Its servants to
q strics accountability in their perform.
ance Of duty"
IL continued: "I have Just been
reading the report on Aquila Jones
case. Mr.. Jones is a very good man. j
am much gratified at the endorsement
the Comm mission has given him, for 1t
sets at rest great deal of i'll feeling for
which there has never been any cause. :"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
EDITION,
Dots.

= DOabs
All brands of malt at lowest prices q
Fem q Co.'S, druggists.
Choice family coal under cover At
) Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
. Taylor & Fullerton's Blood Purifier
J removes all impurities from tie blood
, Taylor & Fullerton. 3O2 King street.
Two of Allcock's Porous Pastors fol-
20 cents. Green's August flower So cent
at Hartman's drug store, Fifth ant
Poplar.
Sheriff Ford has closed the shce stor,
of John 8. Moreland, No. 9l7 Marke
street.
aired at the shipyard of Col. Enoct
Moore.
Jones Guthrie & Company, on the
cause way, advertise carriages TO hire at
reasonable rates.
About 800 persons went on the St.
Patricks K. G. church excursion yes
terday to Atlantic City.
City Councilman Mitchell DIR. Cameron
and Charles l.. Tompkins went to New
York this morning.
Mrs. Killiam, Sixth and Washington
streets, has disposed of her grocery
store TO Mr.. Chase.
The schooner Potosi has gone to
charleston, 8. c., to procure cargo of
phosphate rock for the Walton and
Whann Co.
Mr.. j. Daniels residing near Town
send, AppoquiDimink Hundred, lost a.
hne horse a few days ago, from q snag
running into it.
!! Messrs. Jacob Shallcross, X. s. Grif.
| nth and w. Staats, OF Sassafras. Md.
claim to have rAised thirty bushels Of
wheat TO the acre.
Register Grubb bas granted letters
testamentary to Mary ADnabella and
James b. Newlin, on the estate Of
Samuel ID. Newlin, late OF this city.
Surgeon Lewis, the owner of Cedar.
croft, Chester County, Pa, ella ms to
have raised 40 bushels OF wheat 10 the
acre.
Any one having a second hand side
saddle to dispose Of will find a buyerl
on addressing post office box 80, tGis|
city.
A midsummer lo,efeast tonight at
Scott church, Seventh and Spruce
streets. A cordial invition to Me,ho
dists in the city to com, ard partici.
pate. Services begin at 7.45 &c ock.
1t is said that the Penneylvani ia Rail.
road Company contemp a'e laying ex.
pensive sidings at Milford and making
cther improvements.
Rev. Mr.. Kelgw IN, OF Vert Presby To |
Iisn church, will preach sermon on
Sunday eveaing in reference to the j
death of fGeneral Grant. One of the
Posts have arranged to attend in a body, |
and they invite other members Of the
Grand Army TO join them.
Mt. Pleasant Sunday school, of
Brsndywine Hundred, will make an |
excursion 10 Pensgrove, N. j., on the
21th inst, on the Susie Mccall, leaving
Fourth street wharf at 3 O'Clock a. m.
and DuPont's pier at 8. 80.
Mrs. Brian, residing at No. S03 East
seventh street, and aged abou. eighty.
hve years, had paralytic attack last
evening, and in attempting to get out
of bed this morning, she fell aud cut
her head quite badly. Aphysician was
called in and prescribed for her relief.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

Mr.. JanV1er's Wn eat CrGp.

Mr.. Julien d. Janvier of New Castle
has raised a wheat crop this year
tJat excitee general comment and ad
miration. He sowed two bushels Of q
variety called Martins Amber, one
bushel to the acre on the 18th of Octo.
Der last and this harvest he has ga ther.
ed from his two acres and two bushels
of wheat GA bushels, or 80 bushels to
the acre. The wheat was grewn on
land that had been farmed continuously
since 1876 and was not in the best con-
ditioD, but 800 pounds of acid phosphate
were used.
The wheat has a smooth head and
a very tall rank straw preveAtin 1t from
falling down MIR. Janvier is enthusi.
aside in his wheat growing experience,
and IS now well convinced that money
is lost to the faricer by sowing too much
wheat to the acre. He claims that so
far an heard from lie has the largest crop
t1 the acre north OF tho Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal in Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
n,.,ppea..nce of a nu ieia1

Clarence Shank, fcrso'ne ar. .s,s 1
manager of Samuel u. b Ba!pa,'FFi y y, Fihl
cal Department OF his stlEs ssa y 'Iuly t
S Market stre cts, disaPpo,rs,a ne, bss1 sn'
sincs which time he ha' .i,meroa, no, proa
in Wilmington, though lt,sd nsiI have
sons TO whom he is lnafu.s' ,.s Nr.
asking for bis wberesbGiun,ss', ,i,ns ,ro hi,
nard discovered some 'i,n, n, ai ahcut
had oyerlrawn his accoall' ,.l. him ST 10
hut Mr.. Baynard stii, ksp' tSs bls sn
emnloy in the hope TO Rs' 81 shsts
naif hack in install'pr',,os,. ,o .,.s,s us d
yaups ya,u man only atout % !sais ,spe, anl
OF fine preposSetslls ap, " vel asai
class pianist. shank ,s D. n.i !, 81 sstappossl
in philadelphia, but i'' %
he in New York.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
SIR. John Kelly y Healthl

A lady Of Oswego, New YO't
has passed two non.hs in
Springs. whence she has just III
there formed the acquaintance
John Kelly and his family, WeeI
met In an intimate and friendly
daily. She says that % a.. appa
Mr.. Kelly's health is fully Ia
that bis insomnia has yielded, al |
he n ow sleeps from six to seven
every night without opistes' sha
that Mr.. Kelly's recovery IS way
due to the unremittlDg asl
cbeerfulness, prudence AID go@
of his wife, who, she says,.old ~
she feels confident tha, hei na
will yield to her earnest desire
should go out Of politics, at st ~
far as active ard responsible
ship is concerned. She says lllI
family will return to New lofs
tember.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
DEATHS

SUVERKHOP-On the I'd ins... at wor
sester; Mass, Kate f., wife Of Robert L
SuverkIop, AMI daughter OF Capt. VIM
koble ana the late N ary Noble.
Funeral from her fathers residence, a.
Line street, Camden, N. j.. on Saturday
sth inst, st y. m. Interment at Evergreen
Cemetery, Camden.
CORNELIUS-tIn the 9Th inst Frederick
Moreland infant son Of Fred. Il, and Sal 1,
A Cornelius. Aged months ar "A days
Funeral to leave the reside ence OF his grand
parents, Thos. 4 Moreland, 9.8 French st.
on saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock. to pro
oeed to Riverview Cemetery. Funeral prI
vate.
At rest with Jesus. He has gone,
The darling q our home
IT'S sad to part on earth below,
But In the morning, at His cali,
Wen meet our daring boy.
HEWErr-In Wilmington, OF Wed nesday
Ausust 5, 1885, George H., s)n OF William
aud Margaret Dewitt, aged 20 year3.
ARMSTRONG-On August Q, 1885 of cholera
infantum, Ada d., only daughter of WIN
Il. and Sallie Bell Armstrong, agen to i
months.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
Base Bail.

The following games were P!aye,
yesterday
Philade!ph ia-Philadelphia, 9 ; But
ialo, .,
New York-New York, L; Chica
60 0. Ten innings.
Boston-Boston, 8 ST. Louis, Q.
Providence- Providence, 5; Detroit, /
Brooklyn--Brooklyn, 9, Athletic, 3
Thirteen innings.
st. Louis-St. Louis, 4 Louisv lie q
,he~arK-Newark, o; Mutua,s. !
,h's cinb Is from Baltimore, and take,
me place of the disOanded Lancaster
team.
Augusta, Ga.--Macon, o Augusta, Z
Norfolk, Va.-Norfo k, Nation
al, 5.
C;ncinnati-CIncinnati, Pitts.
burg, !. Game called en- account OF
rain.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
PleurO.Pneumanoa

DR.. Ward B. Rowland, recently an
pointed United States Inspector of Live
Stock has been looking around amongs,
the herds in New Castle County. The
doctor said that 1t was only q question
OF short time when acute pleuro ,pneu,
monia would break out again.
Two herds of cattle that were effected
with the disease he said had been
placed in quarantine and he though,
ten more herds would follow next week,
though he did not state where these
herds were located. Whenever n case
is brought before him he advises that il
be killed.
Often, he says, persons having cattle
ihecte1 feel that they cannot afford tc
XII their cows, but keep them in the
vain hope that they may eventually ge,
well.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
I IF TIL EDI7I|
shutting nnID

Though the n',li "p Iomorro1
busin one sss ,as as a geIeral tsi .IIy1S Sssa
close their IDph pIass. aad - tT.aatass,aaass,9 as,
Ul w,Il l1e day a, lsast t. stts,sss Sta:,1' 'o
manntaN,a.lIl mar uioss all day Near0o0 t00a 9iaa' y
dey de, sa1 and BusA's ciics, s,' all al Day
On,o'su C~y 1aa 50 % will Haryey T''I \ ~ Y
Aatap epGarlments the "Dy,e,a,s c.y In.'.I
day. en'' WI" be cla
The retail stores .. ,r
VIII probably close from +. AZ q dese'
long. '"e 'me wilaut
|, Post Office d4rartnsr. ,.,r
n,r,,,o 70 Q o'clock, by order. f,,, f,on y
par, paiT1,,ment, and the o,hsr From, isSn
wi w,Il d, re cl,sed at thessnee SusiaI SOn,.
{ feet. '''A received
The banks, howeve. ,..
nrst TO observe ali la selela
not close to morrow a., a. ann uo.iaal
,hs. me usual hour thousA 4. D%s os
them would be glad 70 c,1.s u. .@ ~
they could legally doie' S'''T !. =. u,
a holiday by muiuaI ccr.s,, s5 =, % .
by law, the banks ma. s'o,' bs on.1
redemption of paper tia, ~ vp.a ,psa
not dare let go to prote.;, '-''
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
EnKXh, Manor lIurnh

Rev. DIR. Polls, cfNewark, Delaware,
who recently accepted call to the
pulpit Of the Faggs Manor Pres
byterian church, in Londonderry town.
chip, exrects TO IL owe with his family
into the parsonage about tn. middle OF
this month. Fer three weeks past he
has been occupying TIE pulpit, driving
np on Saturday and returning the fol
lowing Monday 20 Newark, distance
Of about 6 miles, The congregation is
teiittinR the parsonage and will have it
ready for occupancy by the time he is
ready to move into it.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
The ExpOsiti0D.

The Southern exposition Of liN11 \
open at Louisville on the n..a,.I i9M VI
gust and continue unit, oe;Or1 \, \
Tee North, Contra! and seu'n =, y
can Exposition vii. open "
Orleans on November ~ anu u
open until April | q re1t ;!rs,, ~,
purpose OF the latter is to pElas q. w
the products of rhe three poflloIssJ u ,ss
western hemisphere nhmel u ,l.i| M
of the show, the Crescent Gl'y ", Vs1 =,
the right to TO be acknow'[es,;S sS;.o.I
natural aud the properly eqS'ts| XII
trepot for the intercha' S-;s;ous r. y, Al d
ducts of tho sevea. civisiTuS, ciS;l",01
American continent; w p.Ssr nv sSr
sanguine of success, ,despi,le y a.1oo,IlI| .Io s
failure of the late wei'd . eAp''
New Orleans.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
- = D - ---s~
saiFatfGn Armyfsts MGbbe a.

Inc salvation army in BelIeville
ohsario' were mobbed on Wednesday
hhi2ht by crowd composed mostly OF
meetings every night on Market square
Some patent medicine men rented the
square for the purpose of giving enter
ta!htAents, ard when they drove en- the
grounGa they found the army in posses.
son Of il. The Salyationisss refused IN
retire, when the crowd set upon them.
AID forced them to retreat under n
shower 81 OF rotten eggs. Ths army wes
iollowed to their barracks, whore stones
were thrown and windows broken.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
Locked Jpat he AGE OF n

Mr.. Augustine Taylor, Of Ct
was locked up Tuesday uIpht
judgment against him Tor s5,s%
vor of his niece, Mrs. Cecilia
strong, and ianguisLed all Jay
in the debtors department: Of Iha
ty Jail. Mr.. Taylor isr.Haty I'd
age and one Of the eldest CiaI
Chicago He was cue Of the fn3
tees OF Chicago village and ID
alderman elected in tie city.
Armstrong is the wife cfa well
architect. Some yeas ago Nj.
acted as her agent in tue co,lec.l
some rents. In the fsl, account
Was found 10 be shor' for he and
the present judRmeu. i''ocsdi1
gun by his uiece against hin \
In his arrest TUESDAY, Il %
that Mr.. Tas lor did no. arpOm1
money in question, though ntlli
nor any Of his friends are able
count for Ii.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
q rain.
Recovering.

VIM. j. Wilbur, residing at 800 Clay
mont street, has 80 far recovered from
the injuries he received by the collapse
of the nsw building Of the Diamond
State rolling mill, that he is able to be
out His back, however, still pains
him, ard it will DO come time yet be
fore he will be able to 60 to work He
ad merely stepped into the building IA
get ont of the rain when it fell, knock.
in g him seDseless. His escape was In
d eed narrow one, and 1t may bt con
sidered almost miracle that lie was
rot instantly killed.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
The b. & o Getting tn New Yori

The b. & . Getting to Now York
BALTIMORE, Aug. 6. In answer Il
an inquiry as TO whether or rot Their
was any truth in the rumor that III,
baltimore and Ohio Railroad had, IN
agreeing with Heading for an entraDc,
into New York, guaranteed per cent
interest on New Jersey Central stock
irst Vice. president Spencer to- night
telegraphed the American from Dee,
ltark that the Baltimore aud Ohio had
not made any such guarantee.
q Lord, an officer OF the COMPANY
is emphatic in ehaIacteriz'ng as stock
)oohrrH' talk the rumor that n combiua
non between the Western Union and
me Baltimore ard Ohio Teleprapl
companies had been or would be
effected. He ad mittod that Lis com.
Fany has d satisfactory arrangement
with Reading for New York entrar CO,
but says that the terms Ct the contrac,
rave not baen made public and are
hnown 10 no one but the contracting
oarties.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
The New Cruisers.

The Board appointed to exGmin.
plans and specifications for tho propose
new cruisers has adjourned its sessior
" Washington. subject to the call O
Commodore Walker, President. TIL,
acceptable portions Of the various plan,
examined were placed in the hands OF
Commander Goodrich and Nava
Constructors Bowles and Gatewooc
with Instructions to embojy them IL
one plan.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
BeuiaJ Il for SILVER

According to the New York Hera ia
there is an increased demand for silver
coin, owing to the scarcity of one dol.
lar hi.is. The calls of the various banks
az me subtreasuTy, yesterday amounted
10 S30, COO. The opposition of certain
parties to the E,ahd dollar has prevent.
Ell more general circulation of This
coin, aud the objection to it has pro,
oeened more from sinister motives than
from love CT country or desire to serve
The peopls.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
A Narrow Escape

In raising the t;Ebers Of the new
bafn of j. X. Williams, of st. George.
Hundred, on Tuesday, by the means OF
pulley, the rope gave way, whe,
two of the wOrkmen narrowly escaped
serious Injury. The frame is how lp
and tho carpenters are putting on the
weather boarding In few weeks iht
barn will bs compltte1, and IL vii, b.. Il
very superior building.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
r,re Costs Three li''n i

PuILApELrnlA, rA% ~. ensupt'osi's
slight frs caused b BY : ,alov'o@s az q"
Gssr%antSTn german ays+t.T,s'ssyE ,ssE ii.
a driver; David X k..iit'ndant, .is., and :!
Efsa Efsnh a:o Gs sn1pssys]] p ]n, a 1s soa :,
sevsrsIy se sus burned. B and Il, u'ta tGasa'elJ, 81
ms,.,ns. niSst and TSs hs'oss sa.s 4 h'' u
m mornins' ronrs old, is bcIelesS'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
MRS. wise and sirs. Zoe.

An Old Point (VQ) lcitor saws
Il" Pretty, golden. haired Mrs Wiss VA.
wishing Gen. Fitzhngh Less beluLifu'
wife ali sorts of good luck this nlorHins
after the news Of the Democratic nomi
nation WAS received, declaring taat II
the gallant Congressman Was beaten sht
would prefer il to be by so honor able a
rival as her husbands coIurade in
arms"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

". d' Abderson,a prominent planter
residing six milcs west of Mexia, Texas
was shot and Killed yesterday by S. G.
LOWS, a tenant. Lewis claims that
he DID the stoo oiing i'll self defence. g.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

1t is reported that police investiga
hons lead 10 the belief that the toiy
In bag in the Charles River was that
Of Mrs. Nellie Mitchell, of Boston, who
lived In the western district, near the
Charles River, and who has been III iss ms
since week before the remains were
discovered.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
Tha " Gather.

Tomorrow promises to be Clearing
and somewhat warmer. The outlook
for Sunday is fair weather ard rising
temperature +"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
....ve Extended.

1t. A. W, Greely'ss ell, sstp ppre'zIsnd,sas,
leave of as,ence, ,stp,y I'd day. eg 'iT'INl. y II.
sickness, lisn' Ris 'physicai c,asl3iib1 .1B to,
senus1'biii osnsea his friends ?Gp.,ih si1S'
win rot t-o, csoo1Ss ,bt AT A1tie r'g%5s, ss, ID
fs'ra not esiasd, tie s Sa's9f'a VII ao' s''' '''1
ed he ,s wog'6; o1 i5cs Of Of means. Sd
a psh ie!i1 l9S 9ssr15a. t5' s'5;a +; 4;
$:$'$ ;$$ s. : 4: $:' 5$$;t'i "a;
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

Fem & Co.'S Thermometer registered
yesterday 800 at p. ~, 76o G: 8 %. m,
snd 700 at 10 y. M.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

Representative Enoch Moore and
family, and DIR. Grimshaw hied off 10
Clpe May this morning to battle the
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
state OF the .rnerrnon,e,sr

1t the REPUBLICAN Office In the shads,
o'clock 10 o'clock - O'Clock
CSC T7C no
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07
WIN. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
VIE ARilzAES'SAvIN1 BANK.
NO.5O2 MARUEr Sruprw

NO.5O2 MARKET STREET.
NookEpkATkD PKRRUARy ~ Isg
opep to receive deposits daily from q a m
I'M. ans.i y. m, and on Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings from to So'clock.
ne Charter ofthe bank provides that a,
psI9;5 ps qhGn rs Investments except SO much
expenses and for suitable surplus for the a..
eurity OF depositoa, shall be divided anons
TO manager ia allowed to borrow a1vna,.
VI inc taads deposited with the Oorpofrtiop
.dANhttEkS.
Wig busA, y Alien Hlilcs,
~. ~. A. LLtcatenatein, - Geo i, lnpelIo
uMaS. Ida ". Rowland. y. II. 3enson.
Nn. II, Swir. Uenrv Sl',' soH'
Anthony Higgins. E,dward PrsaS'
WAsaiEcroE HAsrIHGs.
MONEY LOANED IN MORTHAuEs
dKo. W. Busu fSao y c1pr,,
f'1s'oen1. Il, u. Vicc-Presidont.
'''"-' JOS. III. MATHER Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

CS4-A hUHCE or KEYS Arm noe
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ht5yhl htsy VII bs Thankfully received at the
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Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

At the Republican office
which we will sell at hare
times prices.
Try our 2o-cent straw pa-
per, and you will Ike it and
buy it a second time.
Paper bags cheaper than
you can buy them in Phila-
delphia or elsewhere.
We mean to sell to the
people of Wilmington, and
have determined to make
our profits such that
we will not be under
sold on first class goods by
anybody in the business. We
can sell to every store in the
city their wrapping paper,a ,and
we mean to try and do it.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

W iFD a WHITE ORR, F0I,
Cyn shen$ h9uSewor;. Good rcferer ce,
- W w lLHln otrtGt. mutt
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

Frames for cabinet pictures for 25c. a
Lex Barney's, No. 8 East Seventh street
Daily Republican., 1885-08-07

w : MI D.A SITUATION as ROUSE.
w hee! o. Acdress B. g., this Office.
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