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The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
Ii is quite !. ind, luis afternoon.

It is quite ', ind, tuis afternoon.
 Call al the Cuba Gig 1T Store for fine i'm ported key West and othrr cigars
 Nothing new m the justice'o courts to-da' except fght.
 Lee Ga.ion. City Reeorde-, has been iUdis .'osei for ! e9rple of days.
 Get ready for Satuad2y and l.. ue eclipse .Iy tiliu 0f iike nature in the territory.
 N-l, Warrington Is expsc, ed hume in few jays.
 There will be meeting Of Burnside P,5t U. A. R. oa Tnursaay evening next at $ o'clock sharp. St ,spleudd cabinet picture of Gen. Grant mailed t, t..,y adde's on tue receipt Sf 5I vents. Address. C. $. Fly, roinb>t ne: A. T sus3 lw The regular meeting of Rescue II ,se Co will be he on Wednesday evening. st ! o'clock sharp. All members mus, be present Is business of the utmost importau,e. vii come before the nseti"g. 2t
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
Sttyg AnOfker.

Raffner Shaughnes,y. the popular pro- .,rI-toIs uG the Billiard parlors, on A.leu st. iayi:.-s ulIds arrangements "!.L he rrcpr;- urs oi the c, lrbra cd Sehi ( Milwaukee peer, have had tiIe Ic; chest erected iT ner saloon and are no. prepared to scryc ,iieir numerous customers with sc.Io Jners ,I this celebrated beer on d:aughr, ice cold Jrop il and try it. a4 fl.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
OFF SHOOTS.

Good linen shirts Sl.25 at Meyers. $ pants for s4 at.J. Meyers Bro overalis T5 cents per pair.at Meyer., Flannel underwear for cost 2, Meyers Tea Kettle whisky at Ranerty's saloon Shoes fer our own price at J. Meyers & Bro.
 For genuine Tea Kettle whisky Eo 10 Capt Rzdertys'
 ,sle leather trunk given away with eve.. purchase at J. Meyers < Bros.
 All goods below cost at J. Aey CTS & Bro Allen and Fifth streets.
 Full stock calf bootc tor s4 at J. Meyers Bro.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
C oMn ? Recprds.

TEe following instruments ave been il.d in the ciiire of ihe County Recorder
 sHERIrF's DEEP. Robert H,'ch to ]. x. Chen, the i"''i"n Rue Mining com i,any, pr'p+r'y :5 150.
 MARRIAGE cEETIFicAIE. Antonio Mnra es 10 Ct ,lIua Ohrngon siients of Wi cox, on Angus 3, 1885 ,, Justice Nichns.
 LOCATION. B!ck Ev mine, D,s Cab, z,s dis -ic' .iiCiaei II.ck.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
HiW L'l0se.

The following paper was hended to us ttis ,fternoon a.a ex plains iseif
 The unoer>igneu vii. c.ose their stores or saturday. August 8 h, ar 10 a III.
 Boiui Tweed S Co NacMiel. Naure S ;n; Jue Hnrf,r; r :zhenry & MsGgicl; A :Ih-n: wolcott & M, sick; BirroY X Bag \. Forilewi>; Scnoenird & Ecymun; E. bnen; 5ummcrfirl, Bros; Cochi>e II. X T ;"; Cai I'll & stan,ose; Frank B. Austin Dye- t Baldwin.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
dttelfiOH Sc.l .0E ChifsYren.

e All srhool ch ldrep, with the execution 0! he Iow-r classes will assemble at the schoul iouse tc morrow a-teIncun at o'clock sh,-n th y will be instructed as to what Is
 xpectcd of them, and n:afshals will Ge selected from among their number.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05

1o:7 WEBSTER STRELT, County Jndrr \. C. WALLAcE........... ...Clerk Territory v,. Sru,iago NJ ,r,in. z, .rar ,l Tc,ny jury ,risi, ,ry bring in ayr ct for 1-tendan'. and Irisoner dis 'Iarsrd.
 Crsni fer vs Lanpo'd Or if. ct al, no ai before the court witt"ur jIrs.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
Notice.

AT members of the >e,ect Knights A. o :. w., are im .,eratively req ie' ted to Dc pres ;mt At Armo.y Hall Wednesday evening .usus. 5 By "Ide- Drill Master.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
For SUtc

The undersigned being drsIrnus Of encas- ng other business. offers the old statii>h@d :clirse Bakery oi this city for sale, ani will sell il at bargain if called for soon. Call O. address. J.M.SAsH.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-05
Notice.

All barber shops will keep open until 10 o'clock Friday night and clcse ct l2 .n. cn Saturday. It.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
POf.POurrf.

Fine day after the rain, ell
All kinds of printing at the REPUBLI'
CAN office at panic prices.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will start
shortly on summer concert tour.
A pest ridden city should have been
printed little over three years ago.
Prof. Kee,y had his motor in motion
on Saturday last.
Straw be rries from Maryland sold on
Saturday evening, on King street, at 10
cents per box.
John A. McCaull and Sidney Rosen-
field are at war again over tho libretto
of The Black Hussar." The matter
will probably bo settled by law.
Seminole Tribe, No. limp. o. r. NJ,
of New Castle, will make an excursion
to Augustine Pier, on the Susie A.
Mccall, On Saturday evening, the 9th
inst.
The firm of Hodges & Magee, upho.
sterers, Seventh and Shipley streets, has
been dissolved, Mr.. Magee retiring and
leaving Mr.. Hodges to continue the
business.
Hurrah for reform when 1t ii
spelled with big r." and takes
So. 600 extra to pay Councilmanic fee'
for the fiscal year, that the reformeri
have been reforming. An almost empty
treasury and reform are good mottoes
to put on Democratic banners. Cleve
land is reformer. Workingmen, looi
at our work shops. You are gettinl
wha: you voted for.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
Regisfrar,s Report


Saturday there were 81 births, mar
riage and 10 deaths in this city, against
16 deaths for the corresponding week OF
last year. The causes of death were as
follows:
Pneumonia, q; accident, Bright's
disease OF kidneys, consumption, denti.
tion, dropsy, erysipelas, meningitis and
marasmus, each.
The city is in very healthy condition
as the following report of Registrar
Frazer for the past month will show:
First week in May, deaths "a second
10 third, II fourth, 10; total, ~
Death rate In the one thousand Of tn.
Inhabitants whole population Is 10. 80
White population but 81 and thu
black population 2l.52, Comparative
monthly mortality /: Deaths for III
month of May, 1879, 63: May, 1880
"a; May, 1881, lo9 May, 1882, 90. May
1883, 80 /; May, 1884, 76 May, 1885. 6O
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

The bustling, ,hurrying man, as matter
OF fact, ia o poor worker, and accom-
plishes comparatively little in a day. Too
much of his steampower is expended
in kicking up q dust" The habit
Of hurrying and of feeling in a hurry is
fatal to good work, and diminishes the
amount of work man can get through
with. The friction is too great. So
little of practical value is accomplished,
despite all the snpe1fuous expenditure
of energy, that he cannot 80 home at
night with the sweet consciousness OF
duty done, of days work completed.
uo has left too many stitches to be
taken up.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
Letter From Harrington.

HARRINGTON, Del, May 80, 1886
On Sunday last twenty-five probation.
ers of the roll of membership in the NJ.
E. church were admitted to full con.
nection in the society. These are only
about half of the number awaiting re.
ception-the others to come in hereafter.
The question as o " hat becomes of the
probationers in this denomination Is of
easy Disposal here-thoy swell the roll
of membership. The revival of last
year in this church brought in the very
best people of the town, and they have
maintained their integrity. A year ago
this work was set off as station work,
and in the face of many protests, such
fearing the inability Of the society to
keep up the credit Of the charge but
at the end of the conference year they
counted an increase of 40 to their mem.
bership, 43 of whom came by letter. 1t
is doubtful whether church in the con-
ference received more accessions by GER
tificates during the year, and many OF
these accessions, both by letter and pro
baton, are persons of means and infiu
ence, and besides, the society renovated
their church, making it attractive and
more comfortable.
The Young Peoples Association OF the
NJ. Z. church gave their closing enter
tainment ON Tuesday evening. They
rest through the heated term. This as.
soeiation has been very successful IL
many respects-in the benefits accr uipl
to the young people. The programs have
Iconsisted of declamatiops, recitatiousl
select readings, occasional debate, music
and q monthly paper of original mat
ter, entitled the Association Journal
Ieyery evening has given the highest
Isa.isfac6ion to crowded audiences. L
all our pastors would get hold on ths
lies they serve the work of the chuzcf
would prove more marked.
John Dewitt Miller delivered hi
third lecture in our Town Hall on 'tGrea
Men"ss Monday evening. Any comm u
nifty desiring first class lecture, vii
get it in Mr.. Millor. He Is very p,ru
lar wherever he goes.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
p,ceuses Granted.

There was en- unnsally large number
OF applicants for liquor license At the
term of Court which closed on; Satur.
day, and 152 were granted, OF which
number 1876 are for places In this city.
The following is correct list
WILMINGTON.
Joseph McDace, Thomas J. Fitzsimmens,
] ohm Clogan. John Doordan, John Dougher-
ty, John T. Dolsn, r. Plunkett 60 ;, jacob
Roller, Oath ,rine Clark, Mandy Frlel, bar
bara Fisher, Henry Feldme.eT, Thomas "a
| q Ouigley, John Bryne, Daniel Colwell, Foord
Kobinson, Ellis NJ. CLARK, Susan Cotting.
ham, Martin Bair, Anderson 4 smith drug
ssorel, John Becser, rh1P Pnwdan ~ Sel lanes
willie. Alber ]. Welsh, Samuel Al. Wood,
Joha crawford. Joseph Mccain, Barbara
Manz, John Wagner, Thomas Logan, y maIy
aomuel Moore, Bernard Mccullough, John
McOlafferty, North & Newman, John Oal-
h un, Charles Cannon, John J. DougneiW'
Patrick Harney, A. y. Gillespie Co., 10,
seph 8. Goodwin, Benjamin q; Gam Michael
i Grady, A. X. Gillespie, Charles H Beck,
Malloy, Harry Schnsii, william 9. sehyars
II William A. Sparks, Frederick schmid, Hugh
F. Sweeny,. John M Lsgg, Joseph NeidsI-
"a Spahn. Michael j. Shsrkey, Manuel r, h
enberger, James sweeney, Sayers & Olinch,
!, Michael Newell, Specht 4 Spshp. Elizabe h
Refs. Crescent Riley, margaret Bacon, VIII
liam W. Anthony, Christopher Bauer, hoo-
ert 7. Oottinyham, spencer Jordan, William
H. Guthrie John b. 4inder, Abel " Cook
: in, John +. Graham, Joseph Hendell, Anten
Hauber, Frederick W. Helss, Fergus Hanra-
han, f. W. Hehl, Frank Huck, Theodore
steele, John Tully, George Sharp, N Parker
, shortridge (P., W. b. depot, Michael
James L. Dickinson, John H. Dickinson,
q William Baxter & Bro., Andrew Grotz, VIII
r liam Legg, Isaac @, Pyle, Patrick ]. Long,
4 Thamas Iaily, Kelley q Bro Fergus Kelley,
;. Martin Keogh, James w. King. Conrad kel'
Ter, Francis Kelley Sc, Go harry jacobs Mnsa John
g Geo,ge W. Crtlip, Nicholas Jenney, jacob
o Messing, Philip g. Plunkett, Miss Mary
J. Plunkett, J T.. O. Sasse h Br0. James White
n August Ten Weges, Herbert X. Watson drug
gist), AlexaIde yelling on.
Schuetzen Park-Theodore Becker,
d New Castle-James X. Chisty, A. II. Pad
), berg, William Martin.
Eewport-F. A. Sturgeon.
, Stanton-Jacob b. Hyatt.
! Hsre's Corn r-Hyland L. Bullen.
delaware City-Joseph A. Kidd.
II Centreville George ~. Ooale.
I'll CEristiana Hundred-William Penn Hotel
"a The IN As Toy Charleston, Thomas j. Law
less Columbus Inn, Thomas McAugh; Ri;
s. ing sun Charles Dever and Timothy AheCar'
u ity.
r. 4 LOWS and James A. Wilson.
l. Chris.iana-A rthur McCl0skey, Jr:
mathematician nder Maxwell.
Od $50 .lvin p. Stidham.
Port Penn Simeon Lord and Albert Ben
dler.
Kitkwood-William j.. Smith.
st. Georges-Mary Gam.
g. BlackbiTd-Vineont o. HILL
"a l. Brandy wine Hundred--J DIN B. Price, ,Practi
ra cal Farmer.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
On a l. Strike.
MEN OUTOTEMPLOYMENT

Ino iron-V0rkorH strike, TO begin at
Pittsburg to-day, "promises to Be al.
most general throughout the West"
Five firms In Pittsburg have signed the
scale, and will continue their mills In
operation, namely Republican Iron
Iron Mills, Wayne Iron Company, and
Dilworth, Porter & Co. The other mills
1t Ia expected, will close down, thusI
throwing out of employment nearly
100, 900 men. The workmen assert that
the strike will be Of short duration, and
that its ending will be favorable to
them. On the other hand the manufac.
turers appear to be equally coDfidept|
that the men will accept their terms
before many days.
All the iron and nail mills in :Whssl-
ing, West Virginia, and its vicinity shut
down last Saturday night for "a indie
finite time. The owners Of tho Bellaire
Rolling Mills signed the scale Of the
Nailers' Union, but 1t 10 understood
they will not run. Other millp refused
to sign either the Apialgamatsd or the
United Nailers' scalss.s Both sides
work seems inevitable. The nall fac.
tories in and contiguous to Wheeling
number seven, including the Mingo,
Ohio mills, with an office here, one bar
mill, two sheet mills and one bar and
sheet combined. About twenty five
hundred men are thrown out of en-
Iployment by the stoppage.
The Terre Haute Nail Works and the
Wabash Rolling Mill at Terre Haute,
Indiana, closed Saturday, indefinitely.
At Greencastle, Indiana, tAe works
continue in operation.
A telegram from Cincinnati says
The situation here among iron manu-
facturers is simply that Of following
the lead of Pittsburg. Manufactured
act in concert in deciding, as they have
done. not only not to sign the scale as
presented by the Amalgamated As
ISOLATION Of Iron and Steel Workers,
but also to demand o reduction from
the present scale of wages. As neither
side has yielded, and the contract veal
has expired, all the mills in this vicinity
will be closed tomorrow"
With the exception Of the proprietor
OF the Russia Mil at Miles, Ohio, non'
Of the iron manufacturers Of the Mahon
ing Valley have yet signed the Anal
The Beileville Nail Msll and Western
Nail Works, at Belleville, Illinois, shu
down on Saturday evening, in accor
dance with the arrangements agreed up
on at the recent meeting ofthe w Westerl
Nail Association.
The fires in the furnaces Of the Calu
met Iron and Steel Company, at Gum
m ings, Illinois, were allowed to 60 on
on Saturday night, and will not be ne
built for some time. 1t Is understood
that the shut down is partly owing T.
ldull times, but Is the direc5 result O
the failure of the employees at thei
various meetings to agree to continu
work at the wages offered them. Abou
100 men are thrown out of work.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
Turning IS the Rascals Out,o

1t is understood that Atty discharges
will be made from the Pension Bureau
in Washington to- day. DR.. Neil +.
Graham, of Minnesota, Assistant Medi-
cal Referee of the Pension Bureau, and
Drs. VIM. n. Gobrecht ard John III.
Ross, of Indiana, Medical Examin liners
in the Pension Office, have been re-
moved for offensive partisanship."
Testimony taken before the Warner
Committee Of the House of Represen ta-
tives showed that they visited their re :
spective States during the last Presi.
DENTAL campaign, ostensibly to ex-
anime the Boards of Medical Examin-
ers, but really to work for the Re-.
publican party, and that their ex.
penses on that occasion were charged
against the Government.
The post.office at Baltimore was We s.
terday afternoon turned over by the
retiring post master, Aareon, to his
successor, j. Parker Veazey.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
YOuNG MEN Tread THIS.

THR voLrAIo BELT Co., OF Marshall
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ELKo
TROY oLrAIo BELT and other ELHCrRIo AP-
pLIANCKs on trial for thirty days, to men
(young or old) affiicted with nervous debil.
ify, loss Of vitality and manhood, and all
kindred troubles. Also for rheuma atism,
neuralgia, paralysis, and many other dis.
cases. Complete restoration to health, vigor
and manhood guaranteed. No risk is In
CURED, as thirty days trial 10 allowed. Write
hem at onse for illustrated pamphlet. free
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
ACall 10 Hucksters.

All persons who expect to huckster
this season, 1either with push.cart or
horse and wagon, are requested to meet
at the store of Welch, Sharp & Co.,
commission merchants, on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock, to organize for the
summer. Do not neglect this, as busi-
ness of importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting. By order of the com
mittee.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

The greatest discovery Of the nine,
teenth century is DR.. Leslie's Special
Prescription FOR sick headache. which
is the discovery of an eminent physi-
clan aud used by him for over thirty
years before giving it to the public, and
1t stands to-day without rival. Read
advertisement ad in another column.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
Had Boys.

There having been considerable com.
plant about gang of boys that con:
gregate In the vicinity of Fifth and
Church streets, officer Andrew Moore
made descent upon them, and ar
Landthaler, 13 years of age. He had
a hearing this morning before Judge
Cummins, and was fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

ls-l-a q 70
The Rev. ". L. B: Murray then deliver
ed an excellent address on The North
and south, or the Blue and the Gray"
This Was Followed by solo ~ Miss
EllalNowell, J" Wc Forget not the day."
And recitation enutled. me Blue
and tne Atsay. ~ W. =. Barton, Esq.
Asbury Burke gave q recitation on
ADfahAm Lncoln," that WAS denver
q IA > mnqQG1T manner. j JermAA J. No
.4nll1n - YSry interesting ke-
mlntooeuees of ne War;" and . trio
Compoeed O. Hiss Ella NOVEL; and
Mustered Outy
Miss Aliyi1A johnson read "The
CAptains WiIe, ana Miss 9allie b.
Shaw recitod /" BaxbarA Frietchie, -
when the exercises closed with the
benedictiOn by the Rev. Il. q. Jones,
and tho Grand Army passed out, after
which the congregation retired. The
entire eutertainment was excellent In
every respect, and all who took part
acquitted themselves with credit, while
those who attended enjoyed an INTEL
leCtuAl. treat. II was indeed . fitting
close TO. the solemn and impressive
ceremonies Of Memorial day.
rNCrDrNra OF THE nav.
c....s...-- ,..p... p...
~. os L.'s I..s" 1uLons Un.,. sus
-. ...S S w..s va anantsa 1 ~ ua vns s
s1s s.ev1s ~. M.To,.Ii.s ~o.C IEConP PsnS PnSS ~ ~
nI0u d.. sIT.'SAn NJ 1on ~ psiiNsn,h on VI ~.
oes ~. wv y. P"
Ss S.s.s.d.
hronuhs a hean tifri erchor- ari severr'
Other designs, from his Post, which he
deposited on the grave.
A number Of the members Of Watson
and Birney Posts of New Castle accom-
panied the Symth Post Guards when
they returned to this city on the noon
train. and participated in the parade
In the afternoon. Mrs. Edward MoDo
nouRh and daughter were with Watson
Post, and placed q handsome wreatl
ON the grave OF Captain Evan 8. Wat
son in the Wilmington and Brandywin,
Cemetery.
The venerable ELI Crozier, with hi
orphan boy, was in one of the carriages
aud attracted considerable attention a
| the parade passed over the route. Thi
boy is the orphaned son of member o
the Fourth Delaware Regiment, and TO
the past three years Mr.. Crozier has de
| voted himself to the self-imposed tasl
| of endeavorlng to raise fund to pro
| vide for his support and education. H
| has held fairs and other entertainment
for this purpose, but the people hav
-. -..-.aaa =. sh>u .l,CrIF oud 4
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
rmportunt discovery.

DR.. simlns' Cough, Cod and Lung
plasters, the most important plas.
ters offered the afflicted suffering with
lung troubles elegant outside treat.
ment and assistant to our White Pull
monio Balsam or other treatment by
ourselves or physicians. Dept. Fourth
and King streets, Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
A Terrific Fall

In flowers, reduced one. half from origi-
nal prices. We have justput in stock
this week full line of very elegant os
trich plumes and tips In various colors.
Our stock OF trimmed goods You will
find complete and handsome. Untrim
med goods in largest variety. All the
fash ionable and latest novelties in trim
mines, Please call. Prices to suit the
times. Mrs. r. 8. Kirby, 200 King
street. New store one door below old
stand.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
Real Roys' SHOES

Is what the little fellows want, aid
we have them. Fine and nedium
qualities, and at such low prices that
parents, when they examine them,
don't fail to buy. VIM. II. Babcock,
2O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

LET the Republican meeting tonight
In the Young Mems Republican club
rooms be crowded. The battle must be
waged in earnest this week. Mr.. Con-
rad is gaining ground every day now,
since voters have stopped to consider
seriously the issues involved.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
CANCER InsTlTuTE-Proi Kline, in

NANCEK IhBTITUTE-PrOI ANuUi n
~ his Lectures, Investigations, Scientihc
Treatments and immense practice, stands
permanently unrivaIsd and1s acknowledged
authority on Cancer and It's kindred. Tho
most extraordinary cures by his great Chem
scG, Cancer nntidotes, are recorded. NO
uents required In removing the largest Of
cancors or tumor3. For particulars send for
FREQ 1roatise, or call on DR.. Kline, 9Sl Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
In EverytNlng we Try

To please. Car medicines ars pure and
fresh. Pricr low. Go 10 Bcaton SMitn
Plcscrlptien Pharmacies
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
VIII Stand Trial.

Jefferson Davis says he has at all
times been perfectly willing to undergo
n trial If tho government thought proper
to bring on such an issue, provided he
was to be tried strictly under the pIo-
v!sions Cf the Constitution.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
n NOfIC0.

The Republicans are requested TO
meet on Wednesday evening, June Sd,
at Charles Cannon's. A full attendance
is requested, as business of Importance
will be transacted by the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

cough, for weak lungs, for soreness IN
the chest, for all infamed conditions O.
TO try lust one bottle of Canada Pine
Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

A CAKD.-TO ALI. WHU AEE SUI
IA fering from the errors and fndtscreticDs
Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loes
Of manhood, etc., will send o rccipe thst
will oure you, free Of charge. This grest
South America. Send q solfaddresscG enva
lope to tho Kew. JOSEPH 7. INN 30
ton Now York Cfty. mneso0d-dAWy 1t
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

Pebble hutton shoe for 81 90 leads tho
market splendid fitting, stylish, and
every pair warranted. VIM. ID. kah'
cock, 206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
Coas ana Flour,

If you want TO lay in coal go to Fell
81 Joseph, 7l3 West Trout street, and
& at the best coai; well prepared 2,24p
lbs.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

James McIntire, late Of the steamef
John A. Warner, has accepted the po'
,sition Of second mate on the steamer
Clyde. ....
Capt. Bacon, formerly second pilot
on the steamer Mary Morgan, has &C.
cepted the position ofnate on the steam
or Brandywine.
j. Wesley Weir has taken the posi'
tion of prescription clerk at Deputy
Coroner Smiths drug store.
The Rev. II. A. Monroe, pastor of e.
Zion NJ. q. church, is attending the
Delaware Conference at Salisbury Md.
Malcolm Hay, nephew Of First As
sistant Postmaster General Hay, Ii
visiting the family of Deputy Coroner
Smith.
Mrs. W. j. May has gone to Herki
mer, N. Y, to visit her mother, who
resides at that place. She expects te
return about the middle of July.
The Rev. j. b. Parmalee, pastor b
the New Jerusalem church Of this city
Is in attendance at the thirty ffti
general convention of the New Jeru
salem church, now in session at Gin
cinnati.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

The undersigned has discontinued
supplying Mr.. Raymond, on Delaware
avenue, with ice cream.
CHARLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

Our elegant new crop oo and W cent
teas arc tho wonder or the world.
Crippen'p d East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01

There were two alarms of fro during
May, one on the night Of the third, from
box 81, caused by the burning of va,
can't two story frame house at Bsncroft's q
lane and Pennsylvania avenue. The
other was on last Thursday night, from
box 43, when q shed and several barrels
O! oil ut Ninth and Clayton streets
we're destroyed. Both losses were
small,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-01
Gear ana Flour.

Best M;dlings, wholesale and retail.
Fell s. Joseph 713 West Front street.