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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-12-09

ChrFIeu IN tuo MT uy q Cycfones
A 12-year-old Dakota girl, taken up into
the DIR by cyclone, carried out Of sight
and brought easily down in field a quar-
ter of q mile away, describes her sensation
while in transit as that Of being rapidly and
constantly pricked by thousands Of needles.
Since her experience she has been affected
similar to person with st. yitus' dance ~
Omaha Bee.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-12-09
II Was yaccina.ea.

~ can't take this Canadian ten-cent
piece, +" said q horse car conductor to pas
senger in New York, the other day. Why
not ?" +" Because there's smallpox in Mon
treal Some of you fellers never seem to
read the papers. You're safe enough"
answered the passenger. " Don't you see
it's got hole in it? That's where it's been
vaccinated. - TEXAS Siftings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Another Daily.

IL is STATE d that an active canvass OF
mis- city Is being made, and as soon AZ
GOO subscribers are obtained, a new
daily afternoon paper, about the size OF
the REPUBLICAN,, will launch befor.
'he public. |, is stated that the name
OF me paper will be tie Daily Conflict.
ana that Charles Fl. Seminar, present
! edifor OF tbs Prohibitionist, is to be the
editor OF 1t. y paragraph In the circu.
Jar sem ont in its behalf, gives it's char.
acter as fG,iows
lta specia. feature will be the promo.
Non temperance cause; religion, with.
ont being tec.arian; Sabbath obsery.
'.Lcei gooG and honest nuuicinal and
5tft'' COVE nment; city and Peninsula
local new, and summary of fresh
Items OF general interest from al! over
me country. Its editorials will BIZ
fearless and uncompromisi.g for mo
raiity in every form, and ali tia,
promotes lie general welfare of in
ea'irls
II WI. be n paper free from iiarur
az Yeriisercents ard every temut,ug
7nart', az 3-"1idd ot horrible details
ot murfers, prize highs, &c
~ VIII he in every respec. q sale
ptpsr f2r our children to read. There
WI! also be TIE follow ing departments
SANITARY, scien tic, house garden
I@:ricaitrra and Cbildren's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
TH|R D EDITION.
letter from Portland.

PORTLAND, Me, June %, 1885
After our para 10 on Tuesday the com
rades repaired TO the large audience
room of the City Hall where were seated
aud standing about l 800 OF the repre-
sentative ladies aud gents of Portland,
to give q grand reception to Com
mander n.chief Kountz and distin.
guished comrades Of the g. A. r.
Addresses of welcome were made by
the department of Maine, by the Gov
ernor Of Maine, and the Mayor of Port.
land, after which Commander Kountz
responded, the audience rising and
cheering amidst the utmost enthusiasm
The Commander was followed by the
Governors of Michigan and other
States, then by Gen. Slocum of New
York, and Gen. Logan Of Illinois, who
was received with re oeated app lause,
and frequently interrupted with de-
monstra tons Of enthusiasm.
He first eulogired our dying COM
mander, Gen. Grant, and then explain
cd the motto of the Grand Army
Fraternity, charity and loyalty,
making the most eloquent speech ever
heard, 1t being far ahead Of his speech
In Wilmington last summer. Although
the reception was a grand success, and
was repeated last evening, in honor of
Mrs. President Sherwood, Of the Wo-
mans Belief Corps, when the enthu-
siasm was as great on the presedin
evening. The National Encampment
met at 10 Q. m. on Thursday, in the City
Hall, with nearly 500 members on the
floor, and perhaps half Is many alter
LAtes.
After strong effort on the part of
Commander Kountz, who presided order
was secured and business proceeded
with, the nrst resolution introduced
being one of sympathy for our old Com :
mander and comrade Gen. Grant. AT
ter lively forenoon and afternoon ses.
sion, during which they decided to meet
in San Francisco, California, next year,
they adjourned to meet this morning at
10 O'Clock. DR..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Tragedy IT Gray's Ferry.

To-day's Philadelphia Record says:
William Carter IL a young man who
Ia employed on the Spruce and Pine
streets Passenger Railway as q driver.
Last night, shortly after 10 o'clock, he
was walking over the Gray's Ferry
bridge, when he noticed man and a
young woman sitting together on n
bench and caressing each other in the
most lovelike way. The man had a
small black mustache, was dressed in
light suit of clothes, and wore a black
hat, and the girl was clothed In white
The pair paid no attention to Carter as
he walked by them, and after passing
on for few yards he turned around and
glanced at the couple again, when, te
his surprise and terror, the man uttered
an oath and drew revolver, which he
poi nted at Carter and at oncs fired.
The bullet entered his abdomen, and he
fell to the ground with a cry of pain
while the man and woman at once ran
across the bridge in a westerly dirsc
ton and disappeared in the darkness
The wounded mans cries for help soor
b ought assistance, and q policeman
secured wagon and took him to tn,
Pennsylvania Hospitalt a quickly al
possible, whers at a late hour last nigh
1t WAS said that his wound was Ere
b bly, fatal. Carter had been but
few months in the city. Upto o'cloc
tuIs m oIning no arrest had been report
cd in the case
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Robbers Around.

Last night about 9o'clock some thieves
entered the residence of Rev. Henry b.
Martin, 11O9 Adams street, by the cellar
door. Mr.. j. +. E.Seeds, 913 Hazlett ct. ,
who had not retired with a view to
capturing the thieves, tried to telephone
to the police office for help, but the tele
phone would not work right, and no
word was sent. Mr.. Seeds then notified
William Ii. Merrill and Mr.. Oakley
Purdy, who lived near by, Of what was
going on, but when they all got ready
to investigate the case, the robbers had
taken the alarm and made their escape.
On entering the house 1t was found
that 1t had been completely raAsacked
carpets were torn up, bureau drawers
pulled ont and contents scattered over
the floor, and every place where the
| thieves thought might contain treasure
| was broken open. DR.. Martin and
family are out of the city, and fortu.
nately took TIE precaution to put the
valuables they could not take with them
| III a place o! safety. 1t is very certain
That some valuable articles were taken.
but owing to the absences Of the rector
and his family the amount stolen could
noi be ascertained. There is no clue 70
the thieves
ATTEMPT TO ROB THE RINK.
Some time after midnight last nigh,
as colored man was coming along past
! The Citizens rink he saw two men
working at the door, as il trying t.
force 1t oper, and when he stopped ,t
see what they were doing they rar
away. A telephone message t. the
manager Of the rink this morning
brought She response that nothing W a.
wrong, but after al investigation ht
telephoned that somebody actually had
tried to force open the door, as the
marks OF the Jimmy" on the doc,
| Jam bs plainly Indicated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
FOURTH EDITION,

| Mosquito frames. four for $l.00 a
Chandler's, No. 8 w. Fourth street.
Read the advertisement OF Col
Wainwright, No. 3l2 Market street.
Choice fresh roasted coffee, mild OF
strong. five pounds for $l.00. Crippen
East Second street.
The First Delaware Battery will give
an entertainment in she McClary build
ing TO- morrow evening.
| The Salvation Army held its first
meeting in the room over the Third
street market last evening.
Rev. DIR. Polk, of the Newark Acade
my, has received q call from FAgR'f
Manor Presbyterian church, Chester
Co., Pa.
The VIM. Lea 4 Sons Co. are snlarg
they may put In new and p'ore pow
erful engine.
China, glassware and tinware very
cheap at l.. F. Adair's, 413 King street,
also housefurnishing goods Of evay
description.
j. II. Hoffecker, Jr., has been elected
a director In the National Bank OF
Delaware, vice Harry Latirler, de-
ceased.
The degree of Bachelor OF Civil En-.
Rineering has been conferred upon VIM.
b. Lee, of this city, by the Polytechnic
College of Philadelphia.
James King, No. Is Market street, will
sell his household furniture and entire
stock Of drygoods, notions ETC. ,on Tues
day, the 3Qth inst.
The ladies of Della ware City will hold
= festival next Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings, for the benefit Of
the Cornet band.
We feel honored in having old tes
drinkers for our customers, for WI
know they appreciate our efforts to KEEP
good goods. Crippen's, East Second
street.
Register Grubb has granted letters o.
ad administration to Henderson Il. Collins
on the estate of Ann Egbert, late Of
New Castle Hundred also TO Cecilia
Grimes. on the estate of John Grimes
late Of this city.
George l.. OFT, who was formerly 9
clerk in DR.. Cooper's drug store, Sew
enth and Jefferson streets, was award ed
the third collegiate gold medal at Mt
st. Mary's College, Enmittsburg, Md,
on Wednesday last.
The sixth annual meeting of the Per
petual Savings and Loan Association
will be held on Tuesday evening, the SOIL
inst. at s o'clock. The report of tn,
Auditors will BIO subm tilted, and an cleo
ton held for officers for the ensuing
year. M. l.. Lichtenstien Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Hare's Corner Raees.

The new race course at Hare's Corner
was opened to the public on Thursday
afternoon, a large audience being pres
emit. The track is within 100 yards OF
being three quarters OF mile.
The first contest WAS colt race be-
tween the colts Of Robert Morrison, w.
II. Morrison, j. 8 Smith and William
Ednondson. Robert Morrison's colt
took two heats and won the race. The
second race was between l.. w. Slid
hams black horse. Thomas Pagan e
bay mare and John Hagau's black
horse.
Fagan's mare took tbs two Last
straight heats, and won the race ia l. "a.
A heat was trotted between A. A.
Chapman 3 gray PAGER and q bay mare
belonging to James Luton, Of New
ark, in which the latter came out
ahead In $50.
A running heat was also run betwee n
a gray and bay entered by parties in
the neighborhood, in which the gray
won. John W. Reeve of Wilmington
and James A. Wilson of Newark were
the judges.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Reform too Expensive.

Col. Morrison tells it. Itmust be true.
Mr.. Hickenspiel, one of the Colonel's
constituents, had always been Repub-
Ilicsn, but last fall he became possessed
of mugwump inclination, and even
went 30 far ss to attend q Democratic
pow-wow which was held in = grove
near the Colonel's town.
While the speakers were shouting
loudly for reform, gang of st. Louis
pickpockets went through the crowd
in professional way,
The next day Col. Morrison met Mr..
Hickenspiel.
"Well, Mr.. Hickenspiel, you are
going to vote for Democracy and re.
form this time, understand
mo, EUR; 1 got pack init der old
barty."
why, how's that, Mr.. Hickenspiel?r
well, vas Republican for twenty.
four years, und nsddings happen to
me, but yoOst 30 soon ven l got mi,
dot reformers he shteal my bocketpook
! guess 60 pack init der old barty
Dots cheaper"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Tho apantsh Ae.r.

MADRID, June 25.-sspio, q, !
Del Castillo, the president n, ,h U' Y
Gil, and Senior Romero RobIs,o
lister OF the interior, who s,s,,.
thursday ON a tour Of inspection !
cholera infected district, vera ,s,1
at the railroad station in Murci'S]
Inense crowds OF people, who m,pI
cd the greatest enthusiasm ova, n
rival of the distinguished AMI NJ
The camp established for the ,scs1
OF cholera patients and the oua,t,1
the city inhabited by the poorer !
es we're visited ami carefully insps|
There were l,032 new casss NM
out the country on "Wednesday M
deaths.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Cur ON the Wrist,

This morning while John Isl0t
engaged with Elijah Green 20 ma
some repairs to the machinery on
elevator at Harvey 4 Sis.Gs eloI
on East Third street.. a co.i'Ch's;||
cidentally fell and struck A'' Iayl'
the right wris', intiicting a gsn
an inch long, which bltd iite'y;;
immediately went to d.. Malil
drug store, Second and hing 4"
where the wound was dressed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

In Consequence Of the many discourage
ments experienced by the Wilmington sc
Bal Cub, il 'svery probable that 1t will be-
disba lded. From thu commencement 1t did
IT me; with any SUPP ort in this city, and
was &c eated in almost every game in which
IL engaged. The club was taken to Atlantic
City about week ago, and the name hang.
ed to the Allan &c City Club. but Ill luck
seems 20 h I'VE followed II there and the U anne
that was To have bsen liyet Yesterday with
the Virginia Club did not core of. Mana
ger FIR ginger was In this city last niyht u
consult wi IA President West and oths rs cor.
nccted viii the cl b, AMI it is tty certllu
that 1t will be dish lndcd within a wv days
The following games were playe1 yos:er
day:
Chic igo-Chcago o; Philadelphia .
Rroosl brooklyn 81 sthleti3ll.
B,tiao-Butiaio 8 Nes York 5.
Detro.t-Detroit o Providence :.
Pttsburg-P ttsburg . NJ Louis !.
New York-Metro, Olitan . iialtim re +,
Observation-Disclosures Att Louisville
ST. LoIis-St l. 'uis : Boston =
Lancaster-La Caste 10 1rsntong.
Utica tlta ! Binghamton l.
Columbus, "a 1.-TWO lmes) Me nj his ]
Columbus 0. Mem his Columbus
Macon, Ga, ATLANTA as: macon2.
Augusta, GA ,-Chattanooga s Aui us o
Birmingham, Ala..-Nashville 2 Bum Eg
ham l, (twelye inniDgsJ.
NOTES.
The game of DO Sc ball bt tween the Ma IN
al and rorfolk Clubs scheduled for Washing
ton Yesterday was postp med on lccouat o
rain
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Stolen Goods Recovered,

Sergeant Hatton yesterday reS
q lot of ladies dresses and Other
that had been stolen from a fam
siding in the western part Ofths
He had evidence enough to cOuvi
perpetrator, but az the party poti
refused to prosecute, he was pow
to act.
officer Marques also recovered
stolen goods YESTERDAY, cOnsislln
silver watch, two chains, and al
yer, which were returned TO iheOI
who also refused to prosecute,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

Vice President Hendricks WA
a dinner at the Parker Hou,e in n
yesterday by the Bay State Club |
prominent citiz ens were prxrI
his speech Mr.. Hendricks M
to civil'service reform, and said N
the accomplishment ofsuch rtfo,u|
depended upon the efficiency si !
OF bureaus than upon the praita
his cabinet. In alluding to &s
general election Mr.. HendriCk.Aj
he would have no personal interest
Cries Of head OF !icket" inenj
him, and he added Z" do not end
be connected with it"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
IF 7 H ED|7I1|


On sa.urd,m ." the Foarisl
q; H" ray school will havs, . sA,ela
a IN lannon's a WOODS. ues a. c.. celeb,
aud q very entertaini 1r oooochsBrl
De presented. At loa pFogna
tenn perance exercises viii apptopd
VIII continue until 10 o ~. % held, n
?. m. patriotic exercises 'i .', AZ
consisting of reading ,bs n SlllA
Independence, Grafton aA1 81 Dlsecland
hv M Delaware Civ ,,i
AN az = . ! : :, Newark Cornet b, sas
s,.,;n supply Of refreshmssnsa...
s stss'ng OF Ice cream, cakes . ,ss
a she VIII DC provided, Wbic Su
S Ssa at reasonable prira .l
dial invitation is ex,end t.iIe "
tend. ''Huea 70 u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Election OfOmcers.

The 70 blowing officers were elected
last night by Wilmington Lodge No. /
A. o. U. w TO serve the ensuing siz
months: Workman, Charles Thorne
foreman, George M. Rupell; overseer
A l.. Jones; recorder, w. II. Fairlamb
financier, l.. b. Jarvis; receiver, j. X.
Adams: guide, W. E. Morrow; inside
watch, W. ). Hearne; outside, e. w.
Vandergif ; medical examiners, DR..
Shortlidge and Blocksom; trustee fol
eighteen months, w. Stimmell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

Work Of construction ON the railroads
Of the Argentine Republic is being en-.
ergetically pushed forward. A new
section Of the Andean line from Mendo
"a to San Juan. distance OF 95 miles,
was completed at the end of March.
The entire distance from Rosario to
San Juan is now done in three days; a
few years ago the journey took from
twenty to twenty five days. The rail
road from Mercedes 10 Quinto, 800 miles,
is ready for traffic. The Great Northern
TAI way is rapidly advancing to Sslta,
from Rosario about 175 miles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Frrig mt Agent Promoted

john 5. Wilson, the General Freighi
a geht OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
company has teen promoted to the
posiIton Of General Traffic Manager
aud VIII have entire charge of all th,
height business Of the company.
Mr. w i!scn was connected with ths
- W. * d. Company, and when til.
fthhsy wanna secured control OF thai
organic alton, he was engaged by III,
later company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
ACniiing Cave.

ABOUT noon yesterday. n
mau named James Mill, u
Moneys saloon ON From, zane "
King, when William Bows. 's Sss
standing outside, very much u une
ishuence Of liquor, said som .ssel|
him. and when Miller ren II;IIe,lln|
. knife and stabbed him I IT, %
me col pred man knocked him '
ana took the knife from him n
omcer Cochran arrested ho,h
They had q hearing be ore .I Tv;a
minis this morning and W VII
discouraged, but Bowe was Comm
Tor q further hearing bs etra
municipal Court next Mopd,,
ing. oHuA!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Cause OF Temperance.

Ex Attorney General Palmer deliver
ed lecture before the Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union of Luzern,
County, at Wilkesbnrre on Wednesday
in the course of which he said thu
Roman Catholic church was doing NOR,
for the cause of temperance than al
other Christian churches com bine1
The Catholic prizes hood were educa
ting the young under their charge up /,
the principles OF TEN psranc3. Ia the
Diocese of Scranton th.re were over .,
200 Father Mathew men.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

The barge South America W. spi III
sunk near the iron pier ~ ,uo ', mi
water, laden with stone, has D' N, \
ed out and tioated. This IS .u 'so9 9
barged that oapsizod about Two os ns,
ago at the warf of the WlIm Win Ir,I
Northern Railroad Company! '''
jnu three of the crew.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Excursion TIcko cts TO YellOwssOns
National Park

1t is announced by the passenger de.
partment of the Pennsy lvania Railroad
Company that there has bean placed on
sale at all principal ticket II 'es of the
company a stock OF exon ,.,i4s tickets
to Yellowstone National i'4lA. THESE
tickets will be sold in connection with
Pennsylvania Railroad tickets to Chi
cage, thence by the several roads from
that point TO Council Bluff or St. Paul
thence by the Union & Northern Pacif1
to Yellowstone Park. The tickets
by both Union and Northern Pacific
routes bear liberal conditions as to lin
it of going Id refurnin trips.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
1890
welcoming Their Pas'o''

The Rev. W. p. Patterson ~
pastor of the Presbyterian ch..
New Castle, was given arecep.nI
evening by the members anu e.,,,
ton of the church, at the paFsV9r :.
brass band contributed totletplgS'
of the evening, and the pastor , s,I
family, were made to ieei pe''''''
home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
s,a,pe Forfeited

The philadelphia CIi ,a ~ s stt y
account of not being au aen Obliged
eleven together, have d 9eeH slich \
forfeit the game of cricket ,ao ROW VI
were to have played t !, IN Ibs sss!
the Delaware Field clut ,b,rd and W
| of the latter at Twenty''n
|stre0tS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
A South aide Improvement

William ii. Foulk, the con''acN
now engaged in building a new ~
mill on Head street, between Vu..j
avenue and A street, for The D'I1
State Iron Company. TIE new u
ing will be go feet front, alu %
deep, and it is the intention "
company to commence operations
M soon as il is COMPLETED.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

Prof. James II. Crabb. the Artist
Panman of this city, has received "a
call 10 the Milton high school, where he
taught in 1883 4, also to the Penman
ship department of the st. Paul Bust
ness college, of st. Paul, MINI. He
has written letters declining both, az
ne has been 30 successful here, that at
present he iutends TO remain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

The entertainment Of the L "".u ii
Society, which was to g ha,o CIurch
in the Household OF ram siyea
Wednesday evening, will , 10 t.orNg
night, when a very interesting Interest," II RI rtssii
viii be presented, consisting O' wv
recitations and music.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
DEATAR.

PYLE On juno 24th, Annie Pylo, aged &c
| years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, No. 9i7 West Front street, on Sat.
urday afternoon, at two O'Clock. lnterment
at Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
Low DEN-On the 18th Of Juno. Elsie, infant
daughter OF Edwin and the late Lavinia
Lovder, aged three months. Funeral pri
vats.
this city, on June q, Ara
bella, vito Of Lawson Holland, In the z7th
year Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family arc 70
spectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from
the residence Of her husband, No 1882 LON
bard street, on Saturday morning At II
O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Not ttedeemed Yes.


AN sorry TO say that the widow +
goods have not been relieved yet The
Oh Shylock who has them In charge
and to whom had already paid SIC
stiil holds on 10 them, demanding more
money, while Stidhani and 6or offered
to make no charge.
WE THE PEoYi.E"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

The obstruction reported in the Della
ware and Chesapeake canal, in tn,
shape of suRken barge, has been re
moved, aud trade is now going on as
usual. The sunken vessel, which was
loaded with marble, was raised and re
moved without causing any materia
impedim ent to navigation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Finger Mashed

joan Guthrie, Superintendent Of the
Alnshnuse, mad his finger badly mash
ed on Tuesday last by having it caught
beneath an iron roller, upon which a
large stone wa being set at the base of
the stairway leading TO the new A ms.
LOusa buIilinp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
g,OIUred GLASS

The finest and largest assortment
ever seen. Now styi les constantly ar
irving Come learn the prices at L.
Il. Rows popular china store, 4lj King
street Look for the number over the
GCor-4l5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
Tho colchester sur

The United Pres6y,l sh.ster BsI
school excursion to Limoges succsss Y
promises to be a great ,, Ta ihs,7
tickets are disposed OF al. aIsI SHs1is o.
there may be a few in the n'
diyiduals not yet sold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
hot the Typhoid Fever.

The report which was published sta.
ting that Edwin Hirst is suffering with
typhoid fever, 10 incorrect, and his ply
stefan pronounces the disease euteric
fever, which is not contagious, conse.
quently his friends need not have any
fear of going to see hun.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26

The Thomas l.. Briggs Gun Club of
Chester, Pa, is arranging with the
Wawaset club Of this city about a re-
turn match here within a fe W days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
eW Roof.

The old roof on the large car shop at
Harlan & Hollings worth's il being
torn off and replaced bya new one of
heavy tin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-26
J Oh Luz.

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