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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
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mar bic erfte Suiainmeniesuus, bic f3 uolitdubis
CUR 9eiIrng auer arantbeiten Der 3opfbaat eias
nete, uno oas erite wirtiame Rittel, aebleidtem
ooer 9ranern Saare feline natiirIide 6arbe, friiaes
@adstbum pnb iusenbIide S9onbeit suriidautel.
len. Gieies Mittel bat uteIe Na6abmunaer aefins
ben, aber ieine bat allen our ridtisen SebaneIuua
oeS Saares unb Der 8opfbaut u6tbiseu erfcrsers
niiisn 10 uouitdnois eutipro9en. 6aa's 6aar.
@rneurrcr bat inebr uno ntebr an SeIiebtbeit aepou,
men, uno iein Ruf unb feline Ratli9feit 1T mad
allen lbeileu Der @eIt seerunaen. Sem unpers
sIsi4Iiber erfoIs tann nur elmer lria9e ,use.
f9rieben peroen Der ppnffdnbisen GrfIuuna
ssNen, mas er peripridt.
Die Gi9entbimer baben oft ,u ibrem Gritaunen
g~uftrdse BON fernen eanbern srbaIten, no ie ME
geriu4e sema9t batten, Oieies Rittsl eiu,ufGtrer.
Ber SaIrs Saarserueuerer aud uur
turse 3ett sebrau9t, wiro cine wunberbare 8erdns
beriing in ieiner perionli9en Grideinura erfabreu.
CT e~ntfernt aue llnreinisieit pon Der aopibaut,
beiIt aae bOien edfte, 6ieber unS 9rOdeHbeit,
uno perbinSert oabur9 6as aablweroen. Or rei,t
bic ent,rdfteten 7rlien, unb iest. le In ben
GtanS, bas Saar pom ueuen, unb trditis rpa9ien
gu MAIDEN. Die @irtirns bieies Rittels 1T ni&t
porabersebeno, pie bic uon benen. rpeI6e NIT AIs
tobol ~inbereitet iino, ionoern oauert LANCE Belt; un6
sesbalb 1T Der 8ebraua ~oesieIben aud aus Spars
~fansieit gu errpfebIen.
Smfing9am's Seise (Dys)
siebt benz Sarte cine uatiirIi8e braune, cbsr
mad 8iti4 idrparSe 6arbe. Sisie 5arbe 1T baus
erbaft. uno lpditt iia nidt ab. Ia ie aus einent
einaiseu Prdpdrat beitebt, 10 ma5t ibre gatpeubuna
feine Yliibe.
Suberettet pom
M.Y.Sa Sic, @aibna, g. $.
IN alien 2Ipothefen III haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
XI.

.; NOR es BLOB Der @au9en pra6t,
Die nit ben Subren fiebt!
Oo6 oas TITS, mas mid trauri9 ma9t,
OaB aud bas Ser; perblibt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-24
XIII.

limb bri1t lie eit Wtal aui bic alte @unbe,
eab bluten, and Der S9n.er, mil ia fem 9ieo.
q. q Ell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
The Knights Of the Eagle.

AT an early hour this morning MEN,
bers OF the knights of the Golden Eagle
were on the streets, making their way
toward their headquarters iu the Smith
Building, and by o'clock Cyrus, APP
polio, St. George, St. John and Cru
saders Castles were were well represent.
led.
Shortly after that hour the line was
formed with William j. Moreland
Chief Marshal, and Harry Lightcap,
A. f. Smedlv, II. l.. McAllister, Q. +.
Bowers and DIR. John Palmer, Assist
ant Marshals, and headed by the First
Regiment Band proceeded over u short
route. About 9 o'clock the parade was
halted on French street above Front,
where they were Joined by Castle No. 6
of New Castle, headed by the General
ID. b. Birney Drum Corps.
The line then marched up French
street to Fourth, then to the steamer
John A. Warner atFOurth street wharf
where they embarked for Camden, N.
j. There were about three hundred
men in line, and they made handsome
appearance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26

This industry has been attracting the
attention, for some time back, of great
many persons, and consequently any
thing i'll regard to the matter possesses
certain degree of interest to number
of our readers. We therefore allude to
q paragraph which appears in the West
Chester Local News, which may COLI
tain q hint worth acting on. Caleb
Cope of East Bradford Township, has a
large incubator heated by hot water.
When q hen wishes to set he places
two or three eggs under her, Cor two or
three days, aud in the night removes
the eggs and puts as many chickens
under her, Matched by the incubator,
as she can properly cover, and in the
morning she walks off the nest with
them proudly and cares for them the
same as if they were her own Matching.
If the chickens are placed under the
hen in the day time, she will not own
them. This is hint that is worth
acting on, as many persons who have
Matched chickens by the incubator,
have failed to take care Of them pro
perly, and many have died in conse-
Quence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
Infections Diseases.

-Four more deaths FROM ,hs fever
several new cases were reported !ss
day at Plymouth, Pa. The wa'aC
mittees made another canvass OIL
town yesterday. " They ma pr
cally no changein the number OF
or in the general situation.
1t is believed that the SecTeaI!
the Treasury, in view OF NE Az.
prevalence of yellow fever IN NON'
Mexico, will re.appolnt the sanl"l!
spectors ON the Arizona border lA'i
Tho disease which appeared
days ago in Paris, Penna'. Is iep
to be spreading, and a physics
pronounced it black tongus,
iberia of the most violent form;
man, Kennedy Trux, who has .os h
children by the disease, is h'iilses JAW;
Rerously sick, and his wife Is niar !,
Nicholas Trux, who has lost WY,
dren, is not expected to rece's ,.,,i
his stepdaughter is also n t ii.s
condition. Several cases OF tle . al1'
have appeared at Hanlin's s ~. osi
the Pan Handle Road, and tAe In
boring towns have adopted 'Au''
precautions. -, sbep
The smallpox prevails at sD p,
doah, Iowa, and the Mayor anu hD,b h,
dent of the Health Board Dv'a y
the disease. Nineteen houses nav
placed in quarantine. o,.ss
1t is reported that tive o'' ~,
cholera have appeared on y =,
bound for a Canadian pof, Y 'J
the patients have been ., 'l in
Crosse Isle quarantine sta''OH' -
st. Lawrence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
Harmless LOcuafs.

Professor Riley, the entoulologist Of
the Department of Agriculture, says
"the seventeen year locusts," or cicadas
are harmless TO growing crops and do
no injury, except to The twigs of forest
and fruit trees. Wherever young or.
chards Lave been planted on land which
has been cleared duriug the last seven.
teen years the trees are liable to suffer
somewhat, but 1t is probable that the
use of kerosene emulsion, sprayed upon
the trees, will protect them" Profess
sor Riley says -" the ordinary locust,
which is so destructive to growing crops,
has Jaws which cut, while the seventeen
year species, more properly called the
cicada, has only beak, through which
he sucks his nourishment."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
POSTAGE Stamps,

The contract fox furnishing postage
stamps for the next four years has been
awarded by the Post. General to
the American Bank Note Company of
New York, the lowest bidder. The
rates are SOL ,516.S2 per apnum for the
ordinary stamps (Which will be printed
entirely by steam), and S2442.19 for
postage due and other issues of stamps,
makinga total OF SOB. 959.61 per annum.
The gross bid of the Bureau of engrav-
ing and Printing, which was the next
lowest bid, was STA, 136 80. The price
paid for ordinary stamps under tie new
contract will be Il 99-100 cents per
thousand, as against 9 1900 cents un-
der the present contract.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
HE Municipal Caurf.

The principal case before the Mum.
cip&l Court this morning was a stabbing
case, In which a young man named
James Matthews, who follows opening
|oysters for living in the oyster season +,
stabbed John Bradley an aged man on
Nc nday afternoon at Front and Poplar
streets. Tney were both under the
influences OF liquor. They had
some words when the conversa
ton was kept up and blows followed
Bradley striking Matthews in the face,
Matthews, having short oyster
knife in his possession, drew 1t and
struck out ha says to fend of Brad
ley's blow, when it touched him in the
thigh below the left hip On the left side.
Bradley fell to the ground when struck
and Matthew's ran away. Detective
Jones at the depot was notified Of the
case and he with cb ief of police McCon-
nell. and officer Mcbride went to the
place OF the cutting, where description
OF Matthews was obtained. Detective
Jones examined Bradiey's wound and
| found that it was about AL
inch in length and nearly as deep, bat
it was not considered dangerous.
About ) o'clock last evening officer
Mcbride arrested Mat hews and lodged
him in the cells. Before the Court this
morning the foregoing facts were set
forth. The officer testified that Math
| ews was not considered of sound mind
and it was the custom of people t1
tease and irritate him. AS Bradley was
not able to walk up to the Court thi,
morning to testify against Mathews
the further hearing of the case wa.
postponed until Thursday morning al
O'clock.
An Italian huckster at Second and
Market streets, complained to Office
Marques of somebody having broker
up box where he kept his ftuit and
carried off number of oranges. Tn,
lotficer seeing three colored boys comint
along Second street from King suspect
ed them OF being the guilty parties, al {
went towards them. The boys broke
and ran and the officer running after
them caught William Alexander, a lat
about ten years of age, who confessed
that he was one of the party that TOOK
the fruit. He was held in $500 bail Ioi
lcourt.
Katie Campbell, little white girl II
years OF age, was brought before III,
court on complaint of Henrietta JACK
son, very old tottering colored woman
for throwing water on her and hitJiu.
her with stone. The old lady hAt
The stone with which she was hit care
tu!ly tied up in piece of paper, ant
exhibited it to the Judge.
Katie in her own defence said a
tirst that she did not throw any water
and afterwards that she tNew 1t a
some one else and it struck Vie colore,
woman. She said in regard to tn
lstone that a little colored girl threw
ii. she was also armed with stor witt
which she was struck by ZONE colore,
Children some time previously. Judg
Cnmmins thought the best he coul,
\ DO with such complicated case was t
Ir"prlmaud all parties and discharg
them, which he accordingly did.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
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pesrructiNe StvrsIi..

a violent storm struck CJnral Ohio.
on Sunday afternoon, dam .sluk rh-
crops, sweeping away outhu,hi.n - and
fatally inJurinS a man nam,i lieury
Atwatar.
A tornado, sweeping from tie south
ives = ruck Alton, llinois, ON Su ,ua,
nigh The National Mills, the Rol..,
Mii,s, the Glass Work., Hlsl-y
va ehouse, the Drummond. san Ia
toDac5o factory and Ryerie's grocer,
store, along the river front, were bad
damaged. Three freight cars on a
Chicago and Alton siding were hi w.,
upon the main track, aud =" --vs7a
pieces OF stone coping on the lir4 ,sa,
OF the Roller mill, each weighing 4,u
or COZ pounds, were carried o yer on H.,
roof"
During thunder storm near Fer!u.
Falls, Minnesota, on Saturday uig at
lightning struck II barn, killing Charlie,
GunwolL and August Stressnau 4
horse, COLI, COW and calf were also XII,
ed.
A heavy thunder storm passed owe,
Mitchell, Ontario, on Sunday evening
A barn was struck by lightning AMI
man named Butter killed. Al Harris
ton the house OF john McKepzie wa
wrecked by Lightning, but no persoI
,rns in iured
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
pqvssertOus Theirs

For the past two months a ma" Ia, nn
john w. Lindsay has been pS Va ID
with Mrs. Sarah NJ. Crispen, AZ ming
Elm street, aud YESTERDAY sLctl
went TO his work ~ nsual;; .J ,b
afterwards Mrs. Crspen lu .r in I
some one mad opened q draw ~" her N
old secretary which stood III W., II al
room aad taken two g. -, rbapd
ninety.five cents in sina =, her MD
While She was deliberating IL a NC (ad|
What cDurse 10 pursue, Lina 'si, so}
in, aud said that he bad T.. aUcr amad
with the intention of going 10 mind mind
n. J., and she made up nei pstl
once that be must be the gum tdr ibe bo,|
As soon as Lindsay started l or ' hhrobs|
Mrs. Crispen informed j., nes and he 4
officer Pierson, of the affair." ,,a All" vh,d
rested Lindsay at Fourth 'I Indce Cua
He had a hearing before oug as por
m ms at once, hut as'b're ,, ~s' disuis
dence to hold him the case W"
ed. ra,rrned hlp
after the hearing, she iouHu and stole
one h ad been in her ya!h AND ND shat
several articles of clGtll!r ,se rel hansinl
from the line where me!
m dry
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26


The following mills at Fall River,
Massac husetts, are stopped this week
Robson, Richard Borden, Seaconnet,
Narraganset Shove Nos. and ., Flint
(ooth mills), Barnard, Border City,
Chance, Sycamore, Weetamoe, Stafford
and Davol. The Osborne, both GRANTEES,
the Stafford linen mills Nos. | and =,
Merchants Nos. and 2, Wampanoa /!
Nos. l and ., Metacomet, Troy
aud Mechanics mills started yes.
terday morning.
The Phnnixvll!e Iron Company give
notice OF ten per cent. reducti
IN wages, 70 lake place on the 9Th
proximo.
The carders and spinners in Rhodes
* Brothers mills, at Llewellyn, Deis-
ware County, Penna., have struck for a
RESTORATION OF zen per cent. taken from
their wages N December last. The mills
have been Closed
A meeting Of brakemen of the
Central Division of the Grand Trunk
Railway was held on Sun lay in
Toronto to consider the proposed
continuation of the five per cent. re-
duction .or all indefinite period" A
resolution WAS adopted declaring "that
they would not accept a further extern
sion, and copy of the resolution was
ordered to be forwarded to head.
quarters.
The mouiders in Rathbone, Sard &
Cos stove foundry, az Albany, New
York, struck yes eriay against tn,
Berkshire system " car move toward
the enforcement OF Union rules)
About 400 men are affected. They sag
Shey are glad TO shut down, having
large stock on hand.
A meeting of working neu wa. he'll
yesterday N Quebec, at which a resoiu
ton was adopte req Nesting tn. Gov
eminent 10 prohib,5 the transports
ton of Chinese labor into the Do,nir
ion
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
edition,
Dots.

DOt8.
Mrs. Cox sells Gibney's ice CT eam at
500 Madison street. d,
The place to purchase jewelry and
silverware is at Baynards.
Gibney's ice cream can be had at
ShOemaker's, 502 King street.
A coin race will take place at the
Citizens rink this evening.
A telephone has been placed in the
residence of Bishop Becker. The num-
Der Is PSI.
The Second Ward Republicansunani-
mously endorse John G. Hersey as their
candidate for Council.
The fourteenth annual meeting of the
working mems Loan Association will
be held in the Maris building.
Levi H. Springer, No. 229 Orange
street, advertises new six room house,
to rent, at a reasonable rate.
The repairs on the steamer Clyde
have been completed, and she ID now
ready for the excursion season.
Henhoeffer & Vaughan, of this city,
have the contract for repairing two
bridges on the West Jersey Railroad.
St. Mary's T. A. B. Pioneer Corps
will make an excursion to Woodland
Beach on the Clyde on the 18th OF June.
Alfred Gallaher, who is suffering
with consumption, went to the home
of his parents, near Elkton, to-day.
If you wish a musical instrument OF
the best make and at price that will
defy competition, why, call vt Ray
Yards.
A mare, wagon and harness are ad
vertised to be sold tomorrow mornins
at Stidham's, in order to raise money Il
pay for their keep.
| Simple, clean and durable are thu
truses adjusted by Il. James Belt, Sixth
and Market streets. Ladies depart
ment, lady attendant.
The Mite Society of the NJ. L. churcl
at Christiana will hold strawberr.
festival on the evening OF Jun,
4th, ia tbe basement OF the church.
The first eleven of the Delawar'
cricket club will visit Frankfort, Phila
delphia, on Saturday, to play the tirs
eleven of the Oxford club of that place
The strawberry festival to be giyei
in Rodney street chapel on June 1st an,
I'd, for the benefit of the Sabbath
school, should be literally patronized
A meeting of tho Young Mems Chris
tian Union of the Union NJ. Z churcl
will be held this evening. The Women
Missionary Society meets on Thursda.
evening.
DIR. j. l.. Forwood, Mayor of Chester
Pa, stopped in this city few hour
last evening, and took the LIS o'cloc
rain this morning for Washington
ID. e.
Miss May Ulrich, 1885 sou,ha
street, Louisville, Ky, states that sh
suffered four years with rheumatism
her shoulder and received more relic
from st. jacobs OF! than anything sh
ever tried.
The steamer Mary Morgan has bee
repaired and will continue 10 carr
freight and passengers from Norfolk {
Cape Charles, Va, the reports that all
was TO run between this city and Phils
delph:a being unfounded.
There will he meeting of the We
mems Christian Temperance Union a
the Court House in New Castle o
Wednesday, May 9th. A full attend
aLce OF the members is requested, a
business of Importance Will be tran,
lacted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore RaiIra,l
MAY 24ttt. I6S5

Trains leave Wilmington as follows
tOr Philtdelphia and intern ediste sta
tons, 40, 90, ~ 80 a, H.; 80, or, 10, 9 SIS
=. IL.
Philadelphia express, =. 8 Is, 9 40 2o,7 70
81. 10, 400, . 10, . -. 10 o. II SIS a. In /:
New YORK, ~, . 10 3l1,t 30,t iO.7 90. 10 9a7
IL Us. Il IS q. m: ~ Il, 81, 90, w, 9 -.
b6, ~, IS. j., : ~ p. III.
For West Chester, via LamoK!n. 1 40 ard
Is a. m; = 80 and cop II.
Baltimore and informed ate stations 10 Ce
a. nj 10, II AZ p. II.
baltimore and Bay Line, COP m.
Baltimore and Washington, l %, 1 Al, OF.
10 w, 10 ID Il. III %. y II, l G5, 90 D. m
Trains tor Delaware Division leave fo-:
rev Castle, Il, IS II. IN; y So. = 80, 3 10,
6 70, II sop. II.
Harrington, Delmar, and way stations, 81
a. m, and T. IS y. N.
harrington and way stations, - p. N.
Express for Seaiord, ? JO p. III.
Express for Dover and le,mar. q 10 a. II
weekdays, and Ii 30 =. III. every day.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and irtermediate stations
5 ~ a. ~; l. 10 noon, 50. ~. 0 70 ?. ID.
Philadelphia and New York, 90, 3 1913 y
II So a. M; -, { j. p. IN.
For West Chester, via La moki1, 10 a. IN.
3 30 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, %. Al, "a
10 % a.m.:1 90 =. IN. Baltimore only II y D. IN
For further ic,oriEa'ion passengers are re
ton.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expires
upon which extra fare is CHARGED.
n. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES +. PrGH General Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
Fall OF a Ceiling.

Yesterday morning, while the janitor
of No. IL school was in one Of the lowe I
rooms, he heard terrific crash in the
second story of the building, and upon
going up stairs found that large piece
of the ceiling had fallen, crushing two
of the pupils desks in pieces. 1t is
for tunate that the accident occurred
VIII en- it did, for If it had have been
few hours later, when the scholars
were in their places, the consequences
would have been serious.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
l'areuts' Mfstak es.

A mistake often made by parents il
in imagining that they should be al
ways givers and the CHI ildren always
receivers. Thus the balance is destroy
ed in each, and both are iujured-the
children especially, in acquiring habits
of se(tishuess. They ought rather to he
accustomed to receive gratefully, to
give generously, and to do both with
gladness, thus learning that they are
both duties and both Pleasures which
should never be entirely separated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26

Rev. Joseph w. Dare, of Ctristiaua,
preached an interesting senrca ~ a
large and appreciative audience nj ftb
enezer NJ. f. church, Pleasant Hin. Mill
Creek Hundred, the 24thinst Pos No 9
attended in body. He will he al White
Clay Creek Cemetery On NJ 4r1uda, DAY,
the 30Jh inst, where he and others will
make short addresses suitable for The
occasion The public is cordially in.
vited 10 attend,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26

IHok KEN IA COUNTRY RESIDENCE
- SITUATED in in elevated place, com.
msndin9 hne view, good air, excellent
wlte-, within all mile Of Mt. Cuba station
on lie aware n Western Railroad, or 8 miles
fr~m Wilmington by public road. Persons
"lshln ny to 1--we in the country In the sunni cr
months pouln be suited IN a residence Of
,nlS Kind. FIR urih-r Information apply 10
vernon 4 Son, at stalls No Z and S, in stl
re- m trket, or ~ their residence near MI
thhr. i'el prHEf VERNON. Tnl5-tu frlm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
ECZEMA ON a CHILLI.

Your most valuable CUrICURN REMEDIES have
lone ms enid 50 mnch good that feel like saying
ms for the brnent OF those who are troubled with
kin uisea>e. Ny little girl wa troubled with Ec-
lena. and tried several doctors and medicines.
>nt did not do her any good until used thf lIE-
7uHA REMEDIES, which speedily cured her for
when owe you many thank. and many nights d
est. ANTON BDSSMlER
Eiinburgh. Ind
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
Nv naYA the Wee

Aud every boar of the day, Beecher
may be tound AT his gallery, 80 Market
ST., busy making thosesplepdid cabinet
photographs for $500 a dozen, and with
each dozen you get an Sxl0 Frame size
FREE Cards (Sl) enc dollar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS.

My gratitude to tod i, unbounded for the relief
] have'ohtained from the use OF the GUricuRA
REMEDIES have been troubled with Eczema on
my legs tor twenty years had not II comfortable
night for years, the burning and itching were 50
intense. Now, | am happy to say, have no trou-
Ole. Only the lver-colpred patches on my hmbi
remain token of my former misery.
HENRY l.. SMITH.
lss West Avenue. Rochester y. Y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
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Horses Stolen

A bay mare and dun Texan horao
belonging to George Pierce, ware stolen
from the lot at TIE clrner OF Delaware
avenue anu DUPONT streets, on Sunday
night. MIR. p, was busily engaged IN
looking for them on MONDAY, but We
have not heard that he has yet as.
covered any trace OF them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26

was almost perfectly bald. caused by Tett-r o,
.he top of the scalp used your t'rIcURA REHi-
.DrIs about six weeks and they cured my scaIr
perfectly and nov uy hair coming back as thic.
A. ii ever j. I. CHOICE
WuITEsBORo', TIKI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
Republican N eetlnx .

The Republicans Of the Eighth ward
will hold meeting on Thursday even
ing, at their dquarters, Seventh and
Spruce streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26

Sold everywhere Price CrTIcrRA Soc : SOAP
Be; REspINFSr Slo0. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG ASD CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass.
send for 81 How 20 Cure skin Diseases.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
IVY POISONING.

For all cases of poisoning by ivy or dogwood.
san warrant tCfIeURA to cure every time. | have
,old il for five years and il never fails.
L. IL. MORSE. Druggta, HoLLIsToS, Mass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
Another LO'

of those fine quality, ghl vents S req
briggan hose for men o. n no store, y
lar made. Kennarh's ne"
Market street. l.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
DEATHS.

New CASTLE, Del, May 10Th,
Cathariue, wife of Arthur Mellon, in the
| 18th year Of her age.
DODD-At Franklin City, Va, on the 18th
Il inst, William Il. Dodd, Of Philadelphia,
formerly OF Milisboro, Sussex County, IN
i his 44th year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26
MAR RlAGEs.

The longest pole don't always knock
the persimmon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26

LNDr SALE OK RENr-2Zl WEST srtI
~ street, Store and dwelling. o rooms
tes'de store room. All modern imnroye.
menfs will be sold on reasona HE terms An
ply TO ii. SHAkPLESS, 6.l Jefferson street.
f26eod-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-26

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