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Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
7 TH|R D EDITION,
EIIIea Ihe woman nru aI,n.eIf.

WILKESRARRE, August 17.-Andrew
Ondu, a Polish miner, residing at Nanti-
coke. to-day shot and fatally wounded
Amelia Tomaski, the wife OF the man
with whom he boarded, and then killed
himself. Ondu has been boarding with
the Tomaski family for about two years,
ana for some time has been on terms OF in
timaey with Mrs. Tom ,ski. The husbann
knew of this, but rs Ondu gave his whole
earnings to the support OF the family and
threatened to shooi him if he made any
trouble he submitted. Mrs. Tomaski
seemed infatuated with her young lover,
although she has five children. In the
frequent Quarrels which eusued she al
WAYS sided with Oudu. Once Tomaski
had Ondu arrested. but Mrs. Tomaski
rushed to the lookup and attempted TO
break the door down to get him out.
Last night TomasRi had quarrel with
Ondu and the latter beat him. This
morning he ordered Ondu out OF the
house, but he refused TO 20 unless Mrs.
Tomaski would go with him. Tomassi
then started out OF the house to get
Constable to have Ondu arrested, leaving
the pair alone in the house. a few
minutes after the neighbols heard two
shots in quick succession They ran to
the house, but found the door locked.
Breaking it open they found the t"o "
ing on the floor, locked in each other S
arms. Ondu still grasped pistol and
both had pistol shot wounds In the
throat. Oudu was dead the ball having
taken an upward course and lodged IN
the brain Mrs. T0masti vas shot
through the reck and her recovery is very
improbable
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Philad eIphia Items.

PHILApELPmA, Aug. IS, 18s5.-On
Saturday evening Policeman Black, First
District, found William Warren, 1852
Patton Avenue, in a state of fintoxication,
at Twenty-Fiith street and Gray's Ferry
Road, and was about to lock him up,
when William Beecher, living in Patton
street, promised to take the man home.
Sool afterwards policeman McCurdy saw
Warren at Twenty eighth and Federal
streets trying 10 ret on car. This time
a young man promised to see the man to
his home. On Sunday evening Warren
was again found on the street In an un-
conscious condition, with wound on his
forehead such as would be produced by
fall. Dir. McOscar, 22li Christian street,
reported that the man was not likely to
recover. When found by the first officer
it was noticed that Warren had a wound
on his forehead, which he claimed to
have received in fight at Twenty-eighth
and Federal streets. An investigation by
the police showed that there had been no
disturbance in that neighborhood.
The Asbury Park journal of recent
date has an interesting account of the
lwanderings of Assistant Postmaster
James +. Bingham, whose sad derange-
ment was published few days ago, while
searching for lis sisters house at Spring
Lake, \. J. He hired team at New
Brunswick 10 take him 10 Monmouth
Park and was arrested because he did not
pay his hack bill. He went to the Post
master al Asbury Park and asked for
money and told who he was. The Post
master tclcgraphed to tie Philadelph a
Post-ollice as mears of identification,
and thus Ills friends learned where he
- d. I ..I. q, 4.
thought chat hie arrangement Is only
temporary.
Edward Tobin, l1+S Passyunk Avenue,
was before Magistrate Smith yesterday,
charged with throwing his step. daughter,
Laura, into the street, crushing one of
her fingers in the door jamb and throw
.ng lighted match in the face of another
step daughter.
" Mr.. smith," began the defendant in
familiar way, when he Court choked
him oil with the remark " won't have
ii that way"
" We'll, said the prisoner, " it Is
question of whom should bc boss"
=" Six hundred dollars bail, " decided the
Magistrate.
y cable dcspaici received in this city
yesterday by the Nigo Bay Treasure Com
pany announced tia: III schoon, Austin
ID. Knight Lad arrived at igo Bay with
the lumber and machinery necessary for
raising the treasure contained in The sun
ken spanish gallcous. one hundred men
will be put to work at once on the pom
toons, and the wrecks, twelve of which
have already been located, viii then be
raised
Jo-epA keenan,, ~ Cantren street,
and Harry l!l.mau, 1901 Gcll street,
charged with having committed ie-
louous assault ON Selma Torbot;om, Icll
street, Darbl, ON Wednesday last, d, Old
ScconG and Broad streets, were yesterday
held N S}oJ tail each ly Magistrate
smith, Tor common ,ilcnse. Toe Magis-
traie took ~ s,"e~ III the . ,gi : story OF
~ outrage
Edwari GoTc, proprietor oi the Lester
Mi.N Company, was yesterday Qiycu a
further hcari.G before Magistrate Lennon
and led ii 5000 bali to answer the
charge OF baHar setrttc3 and disposed
Of h,s goods il order to bj,fraudlthc Old
Drivers Ic Company ont Of debt
amounting to S4t}.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Great Bargafns.

Sugar reduced to 3, 6, granulatea ,
mack erel, t4.5O, $500. No. q 81 co ma, a..
Dbl. Our white wine vinegar 25c. nsr
gallon. Our cider vinegar zoe. per al
Ion. Our best salmon 15c. per can +.
cans sardines 25c. 4 cans msckerel 95c
large can soused mackere. 2Oc. Res,
New Orleans extra fine quality l5c. az .
Porto Rico molasses l2c. qt. our baking
syrup &c. AZ. Best New York crean,
cheese l2c. lb. Extra large mAcher,i
l2c. per dozen. No. 2 mackerel l0r In
No. mackerel l5c. 10. Extra fine lar6,
lOc 10. Four lbs. Carolina rice 45c :
New crop of tea SOC. H., Green, Black
Japans, English Breakfast; our Oaimi'
table Doc. tea Formosa's, uncoIored
Japan, Young Hyson. We have reduc.
ed cur soc. Eaglish Breakfas Ia Goc
III, best to he found anywhere. W.
can say candidly, that we are otferino
the best -four IN the city for SS.25 re,
bbl.Our famous sugar cured hamsIli n
per ID; best quality sugar cured shonl
ders $40. per 10. Proctor aud Gambia
Oleine soap &c. lb.; Babbitt soap 90. N.
Cakes by the ton. New arriva! of fresh
cakes. Our orange cream cakes l5c. III
regular price 22c Graham waters, 15c'
per h., best quality egg biscuit, l6c. ID
honey cakes SO. per d.; large ginger
cakes Sc. per dozen soda crackers, S.,
b.; cecoauut dots l6c. ID cocoanut
macaroons 20c. ID; honey fingers l5c,
Id. Fresh lot of PRINT butter 20c. Der To-.
Annear salad dressing l5c. per bottle,
half price. K'rkwood -four s. % per
bbl. Four pounds new Goldfish BE
Twelve pounds of good coffes 81 90 10
It's. Rio 81 90; s lbs Mocha coffee 81 90;
Il lbs. best Laguayra 81 GO; lbs. golden
4 81 90; 4 lls. Marscaibo 81 90; 8 lbs.
bert peaberry coffee 81 GO 8 lbs. Java
s1. DEvERELL Bios , 10 E ith street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Dots.


Phosa, cool and sparkling az Fem &
Co's, druggists.
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
at Mills, Fourth aud E-ailroad.
Full band of instrune tai music at
the Ebbitt house tonight.
Frames for cabinet pictures for CSC. i
Lex Barney's, No. 4 East Seventh street.
Bush's, French street " harf, is the
place to o1y good coal.
Taylor & Fullerton's Blood Purifier
removes all impurities from the blood.
Taylor 8; Fullerton, 302 King street.
Pure fresh Chest sr county butter and
York state cheese, wholesale and retail.
at r. =. Garey's, 81 King street.
Young Eestie, the tight rope artist, at
the Ebbitt house to night from 3 80 to 9.
80.
Two of AIlcock's Porous Pastors for
70 cents. Green's August flower SO cents
at Hartluan's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar.
Voshell 4 Solomon have dissolved
partnership. The first named gentle.
man retires, lesving Mr.. solomon to
continue the business.
A buggy was broken by an accident
on the Concord pike, in returning from
camp IL Getting, and the parties forced
to tiud other means of conveyance.
Fred Goodwin, residing at No. AZ;
East Fifth street, broke one of his leg.
few lays ago by jumping from the
roof Of his kitchen.
The report that Clerk & Lennox, o!
Hayerhill, Mass. intend to remove theil
morocco factory TO tLta city, lacks confr
| nation.
Tho sum Of Sl03. 80 has been contrihu
ted TOR the widow OF the late Jacot
Anderson, and ehe has acknow led ged
the rectipt OF the same with thanks &c
her fnends in this time OF trouble
Bratton & Pyle, house and sign
painters, Shipley street above Ftth
ton retires, lea, ing Mr.. Pyle to continue
tAe traie.
The best truss made if improperly
| aliU-ted a fails utterly. Correct adjust.
ments a specially by Il. James Belt
Sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
For days pleasure, come 10 Rosen.
| dale Park, on every Thursday afternoon
and evening. Music and dancing
ffoa to Top. III. hi. Ferguson, the
manager, would iike to see ali his mar
fIiehds on the first day.
Tie Grand Circle Of Delaware, Bro
! therhood Of the Uuion, me- in ihe hal
Of Humanity Circle, in the Middleton
tui ding, Fourth and King streets thi
afternoon. An evening session will al
| go bs held.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
G0JOFed Schools,

Henry Conrad, actuary of the Della
ware Association, has Published his
ninth annual report. The colored
schools received during the year 81, ,377,-
50, being nearly $500 less than the
amount received the previous year. OF
tbis amount tbs Safe cor trihuted 3d.
l37 .92, ,he association $l38.50 apd the
color-d people S2,l0l 43. About s.
800 children were enrolled last year in
~ schools, and the average Of the school
term approx.mated five months. The
colOred children are slowly advancing
in education, but still there is great
room for further improvement Mr..
Conrad deserves much credit ior the at.
tention Emo labor he has given he mat
ter.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
~
NLHaIinH IL

Last Saturday will. .r,ri'
SON. and some other ms, ',.l.
on a new building Oh YIN ~ y
near Gi'pin avenue ;b.r ~ y
RAJ boys around, aud xhs !,
went went TO get bis iutca 4. iar,i
ketlle and dinner wee r,p. \ s
men told Lin tia, lsa, ~.
hoy,about u years Of s.s,,| ~
Garter, take It, ant A,i.,]
after him. lie found n. III
and King st,eels, and he n: y
mitted taking the kea,.b~., y.
ne hai tlToan /, IN a vrl
street bel ween Eish,hl,tyn
where Anderson iecc,gJ i. /,
'1a''er was arrsiarei NJ
Cunlmius, he adm ii III
IMPLICATED a ten Yea, I'll
named Willie Br,vr, "A
each held III S9oO bai iiCsl
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
-
Assault anI RAt;ery,

About l O'Clock this morning a
colored woman named Mary Ella Stan
ton, came to the police station with her
head cut and bleeding, and asked that
an officer should accompany her TO ar
rest another colored uoInan named
Josephine Watson, who had committed
an assault on her. Sergeant mcNey
went with her TO Marsh lau- where ht
found the woman, and TOOK he. &c the
hall.
This mcrDiug she was arr-isnei b
fore Judge Sh arpley, when Tire proreo
trix testified that Joscphire had nc
cuIe3 her OF being too intimate with
her hnstaud, and cut her head With =
glass jelly dish. In answer to, iht
Judge, Josephine said she had besu
married six years, and that she "a-
now OILY IS years old, and her husband
who is named Keunafd, anu works f..
Warner & Co - years Old, The Juagt
imposed fine ot 81 and costs, wai3l
will amount to s. SO
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Bali Jumper Arrested.

Some time ago man named George
Lawnan was arrested in Baltimore on
a charge OF fortune telling, and held
in $500 bail for court. Shortly after the
bail was furnished he left the city and
came here, where he obtained employ,
ment in the Old Ferry Rolling Mil.
Detective Brost, Of Baltimore. got on
his track, and yesterday afternoon
with Serkent Kane surprised him by
walking into the mill. AS soon a.
Lawman raw them he started on run
the marsb, where he hid in the
long grass, and evadei arrest for some
iirIe, but was at last found by Sergeant
Kane and taken to the hall, aud
shortly afterwards the detec i've started
with him for Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
So,
OihfmrbInr lhnkni,.n.

Last evening ofhc-. w.a
young man named ] IN D,sl
halrack OF The Sa va.irI
amt King streets, ou ,.,,.a]
tnibiug the ntt-lne. mn
the case was heard b,t.jni
ley, when Miss S,e.t-r, d,
teo'itied that the acrlsiha
them several TINES b.I9rs. nj
attention " hatsye, win d,
Ntraied with him T.tJli,1
IA y, vhicl. imposes 3 ps,i;
- L. Std for di.,u. l.ug and
iug, but toi.l Lin ..- g.aa
Gaze this time, on I'd. lin
il la would ly1ui,= ;tn
more.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
I t I \ [D|1'
Ihnrmnn n-J

tullYui, lhai,
man n said iii. nein.. 's' !. !. ~
son NY, .fye hot said Q, ~
u"mi. no" INA. At, | sor'd ace G'','ts p'aa.as \
d,io''','.I.i9o, do pn, T.. nor vecl ! iIes1 ~
6" G'yrr,'n.a o@' 'l'ae'ya.ue ,.- ctia ! II
T9a,d %,,,so III lora any aar . I,l'llsI ~,
..;; John 6 Tlom vi,
,ald voni That cove. y. ~
womi5 wonId sngre-t ;hat Il. .'' ~ n
Judge thurman ars,l rs 'apsi
mat ,61 in, ! wan; /, p p',, '','si y,
70 'oia ar irtrort lave ,S sa.i y y
oa!s. 20 AZ my friends ,lai ~ ,'s1
"a,a,i.l "I,,cs and ! would aor ac,sn' .
,nnIrll na'9ria nomiua,lon .y.s Ky n
nIl, .sndeFed me uaaaineT,, r''s
,llnt the language can W. y
s,rongtr? | want 10 ma. : n
way that no person e cal -'.t q.
Tue lines that | wop.t ,,'a. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
ReglsIrnr,a KerNrI.

During the week ending At noon lns'
Saturday there were ~ births, / mar
riage, % deaths reported to X. gis'Tar
Frazer as having occurred in this c!tyr
against 2s deaths for the coIrespond.nf
week of 1884.
The causes Of death were as follows
Cholera ir!hntun, 1 consumption,
heart disease, cancer and deti iy,
each accident cerebral meningitis,
commissions, gangreue of the mouth,
inani,ion, mlra-mus, natural causes,
pernicious al ;r MIA, paralysis, sotteuinF
OF the brain and tubercuiar eutcritis,
each
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
epE In yttf

Tie sieln.bost Rqaae,, III
first trip 10 tle Jf.. I'd
Saturday night, ,'-4.iAAl;
ten m',e5 aoo'e S4,-7,ar, i
a tOlal loss.
Geo. f Wilson q .'ils d
WAS stabbed aud x h. i1s
k,oxyil!s, Tenn, Is; .I.tt
a e Foster, a yarbg lEIl
qaarreled ever a slD- i1S
Henry I0ggeaJrt2:; I'D
from Button, Olio, vs h
in his he'd Sa,u'ta? ;ighl 4
Mo, with ihr@ ( 4''g E''l
head, made with a httttt
prtrator Jithe criL- sINEl
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
A ulstai.e.

The kitten living al Fourth and
King streets was not killed by the meat
given II, as l am too uscd 10 feeding
starved cats to make . mistake In the
q lantIty. Before | had given IL auy-
Lning bys:auder remarked tina; the
wreched looking kitten crawling along,
looked as if it. would die, tha6 1t had
eaten rats head, and that almost all
the kittens from that cellar had died iu
the same way. +. WEBB.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Must cen t,,e pea.n.

Mary Ann Walker and Lizz ie Tatis
were charged before Squire Nandegrif,
last evening with threatening Eiz
Crosse with bodily harm. They were
each required to pGy the costs in the
case ana furnish bonds to keep the
peace. Mary Ann walker wss fined
30 cents and costs and required TO for.
nish bonds By Squire Bertolette on the
charge OF threatening bodily harm upon
Eliza Lockwood.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Cut with 40 AIk

Henry A. Prize, c).em
engaged in cutting vol ID
over Eleventh sir-et b.die,s
ago, when the axe cansi1 c'4
ac Othes' line, c!Se'i,s is
such way thai he ;tca'via
directly over Que d la
wuuud has beel 't@asts.g
is gradually besli1g up
ad vau1ed in gar ati 'eH'j
invalid, ntcess.iA'lrg Cas
cbarirahly dispose We
is a deserving mai a1l soaA
aid if he was able 10 SoiE'
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Business and Labor.

The outlook of the iron trade at Pitts.
burg is said 10 he more favorble than
for many years. Orders are rapid ~ in-
creasirg and many mills are running
on double time. The only drawback il
the strike among the nailers, which
does not appear to be near an AN icAble
settlelueut,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Tire Jackson lirae

And Coal Company as ror;ise card In
another column It III, paper. This
firm is com gosed e .pung, live and
energetic men aud Ii,,.r yard Ia secl e
of activity. Tie !.-p all the h,s.
brands of Goa. IN tie market. The b e.
gest load Of kiudiag cod 10 tie city
f,r 81 30. Lime. sand, phosphate aud
cement, always en- h.uI at marke,
prices. Il sad t.eir card.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
ENcNrAlO IL

Amongst tha excurs!onists on the vii
mington < Northern Il. L. to-day to
the Falls Of French Creeb and Joanna
Heights, were Mrs Doctor Wales
and children, the Rev. y. NJ.
Browne, Eli Mendenhall DR.. Snitcher.
6. Hersey and other CITIZENS. swelling
the nun Der TO sooUs 100.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
FOR SaIe-Cn Account

OF railing health, the thIiIc
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store Of d. 7. Smyth'
No 81 Market street. The
business has beeu established iof
the past 25 years, and is a splen-
did opeting for one or two young
men. In the meantime, the large
and well selected stock, cons ist'
ing of diamonds, gold and silver
watches, jewelrv, gold chains and
silverware will be cold at cost
and all who wish bargains should
call at once. Ladies' solid Amer
can gold watches $50 to $22 !;
ladies' stem winding Waltham
watches $25 and upwards; gents
solid silver American watches
IS, $40 and $l2, and other goods
in proportion. Repairing done
until business is disposed o.
aul1,tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Have s}BfI1ren

| hava suffered Rraat,y from reriodi-
cal returns OF Hay Fever. lsed Eiy's
Cream B.lm during p severe attack
receiving in nd iate and continued re-
lief hearty r-c0mmend it TO those
futf-ring from IBIS or kindred com.
pla.nts 4 E.y) Il. a. Smith, Clinton,
Wis.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Hamburg EdgIDxs,

Our entire line Of cdgings and insert
inRB at cost to reduce the stock, as t is
larger than we want it. Tie reduction
means low prices and bargains FOR those
heeding the goods. Cranor * Co., GIL
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
h uIlaw M.

This morning = horse ATTACHED. tn a
carriaes, be.onRing u Mr. l:ayho d l.,
{ ok fright while siapdiug Ga w. st
Ninth street and ran away. He Gallo ed
with couple of ttee boxes, completely
demoli-hlng thcm, srd wreclsiug he
cArrisgs, but was tinalIy caught at
Mad ison street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
HncaYsnn.

Caroline +. Met'aui'ry, w,jow Of the
late W j.. =. "A 'aus'ry, dlel in Wesi
Ninc-na / "rshif, ina-r"r rG1pntv, Pa,
o1 SS' l'ddy at q .s49pex, Hjr 70
1naius vii hr tIppr.t tn fai- CIV To-
III lrrp- = aid inferred IN tha NVi,6inr
ton and BrAnl gwine rrrn Try.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Gins hanna.

Best imported zephyr gins hams re-
duced to 10 cents. Best american
zephyr & ughams reduced to 10 cent?
Only small quantity of each left, as
they have sold rapidly and car not last
long at the low prices. Cranor & Co. !,
62l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
GOnIey's Grand E.xcurstoo

to Tolchester Beach, tLs place for d lay
of real pleasure, comes uE Tu-stay,
August -. 1885. -'he i5st section " NJ
commence 10 .ding at s .. m. The second
section at 20. TIE lnird a; 20. /;
will leave at : m. sharp Tickets are
for sale as may b+ seen in advertise.
ment.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Body Found,

The DO Is OF tie mar sl9
I'd from TIE -ieslieF B'aaal
III ursday, wlii1 la4 beat "
down trip to Ills Ci.g' ( ,ii,s as' '
er d and taken 70 bll9lg
where the iDqnesi VI b
resided IL Phi.si5,raa
nj aims were fully 4'.5'ai
brother, who rays t-h v |,
lat Thursday mo'1i1s y \
splits, and that he I'D .'.si. as
intended 70 commit 'o'saS
he had irlIcn overload q ~
His name could loi F
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
New fltlfCn

The Methoii~is OF krnnett Square,
Pa. havr deci in! to build lew church
% by 30, and ~ 81 to the ceiling Is.
raei Durham is treasure, and h. il now
ready to receive the contributions q
his peiI Ihbors.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Couh i

A special mrtl.nR =, :. II sba
was red thi. iaoil .,..,r 7 bid
An. 3glnsGcn.e va.c.a,'1'els5s 4 .,,,,. e5at
DECIDED Iha' ne el ,-,,' ,'' ussi3
present al M iiT p ',. r.N On tie
and a d examine he %, ., ., ,l,ls
svtd "1,i' tnt the matter VIII '' :
by tie court
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Bach agaih'

YESTERDAY L no'li'F 9'D1 I'd
be ore Judge IumI!l' =, II i
dsankennts:, iS IN and 9 E, : i-9' ?. :, 81 !
was imrosed, wi 'cl -.-.i,! e n N
i9und drunk on iLr ,,l..,, ,,,,' jra
Of ~ s Ss',i and COTS, u, a.,...,s,. =, u /.
his money 1t s l'q,E l,. EysT1
have h az 10 Oosrd i, oa' .d.S.s u ne,
unless some iriepl' I'
.ud pays it for h'H,.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
The Cssaet ON the Feiton.

The casket that was on the steamer
FELTON, yesterday, when the explosion
took pace, was for j. b. Martin, and
not Thomas Michel, rs stated In
one of the papers.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
TIM Menta,er.

Tomorrow promises % be fair ard
warm, with local showers. The same
conditions are likely TO prevail on
Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
InFANlA.

The good corset sold by us at 70 cents
is worth nearly dautle tie price, tho
quality, shape and finish making II so.
over $50 OF them have been sold and
not of complaint. Crahor & Co, Gel
Merket street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

Fenu & Cos Thermometer re-ist4rsC
yesterday so at p. m., 76o II 6 p. N.
and 700 at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
,oc,pt,on at Rsh''l

A rtceP,'@sn ?, ,ss vi. iiag :; H.s,g ,'
sSs,ih, sgs@ihl ;a a' Go1tIas. 8, ss,'5i s,9iss
.s,y3sp's s:P,s P'' s1.;, : ;,,.' $, = i. /, q $
+: ;;s:s :.s;::::i 4: e #: : 8; {: S: e,
viii be spared ), 70 q, TnsnoaS
pleasant as "e'' e''
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
Notions Anu TrtIntntugs.

Attention is called TO tho splendid
assortment of ladies wrappers, trim
miugs, dry goods ard notions a, Mrs.
Jones No. els West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
SsatIZe AialEca.

a lew dcz N mems 2ne gauza shirts
in 40. - and "A siz4s At 20 ceats apiece.
Cra.or & c., 62l Marie atrees.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18

Special Attention Given to
the Securing OF Safe and
Lucrative Investments at
Popular Rates OF Interest.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
stcse o. tee TnerEnO.nstar

At the REPUBLICAN Office III the shade
z O'clock 10 o'clock IL O'Clock
13O $50 $50
Daily Republican., 1885-08-18
DEAIIAA.

Entered irto rest, on August 10. 1855, Bona.
min Srow Gill. OF ownsend delaware.
sou Ct tue late May X. aud benjamin +.
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II EGleTER's ORDER.
~ RFGlSTER'S $ OFFICE.
NkW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL

. " EA
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
1r,o, August Il, 1855,
upon the application of George II. A n.
Hmuinisirator Of Henry e. Vandcnbrnah Iai,.
9i llmingion Hundred, in said univ.
deceas"l, II = ordered and directed by
the, Register that the FxecutriN afor,-
@t said N,,,. s,ye notice of granting OF letters
o. Adjudication rpon the estate OF the
drrttsri, with the date OF granting therc,s
nS ,,, ,Gausing adyer'iseinents 10 be- posted
letitts , Ia six OF nie most public places Of The
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
nsY.nY demands against the estate to present
~ sahlt, or Aoiie by an net of Assembly In
sncn case made and provided and also cause
t slt sane 70 be Inserted within the same period
iihh the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper pub-
uhhea u Wilmington, and 10 be contiGucd
utrelh thr"" weeks, fe. o. d.
GiV"n under the hand and Seal @;
! Ia D. Dmcc OF the Register aforesaid ri
-, Wilmington, In New Castle County
stofesald, the day and wear above written
IGNLTlUS G. GRUBB, Register.
,,,,> HoIiCk-A De rsons having claims againpt
tne tsIale ofthe deceased must present inc
sam s gully attcsted 10 the Administrator. on
a ptlore August II, 1886, or abide the Act of
Assembly IN such case made ami provi"cd
GkORGE II. ASH
.,. A Administrator.
A'"iete' wilmington, Del, aus
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s,.nsrs 10 Meet ,h,s Evening

G. B. Rhoads wishes all the singers
of st. Peters Pro.Cathedral TO meet
him at O'Clock this evening at the
church.
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pair of pra'rIl

Thomas MrcGacSiif5s, ,rasi if5s,fiorltJ. ir.
Icy Ii .:,.' 3s,' PI59'sst sss,,,s. ,5'. g
ing inoss.i.,sncy. dtas; I'M Dia.i.,:l1 i 81 ',ai y
mlIsasFdDii mn Sossd in each 49,, cast.
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!: Gz !: N A
And Every Species Of itch
ing g. Burning Diseases
Cured by cuticura.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with its sgon5ii.
u itching and burning, instantly relieved by
warm bath with CJ1TCtHA SOAR, and a single at
Ication Of CrrIcURA. tho great Skin Cure III
npnsted daily, with two or three doses OF CUT
IRA RLsoLyLST. the New Blood Purifier, TO ke9
dc blood cool the perspirAtion pure and unirritat
ing, the bowels open. The liver and kidneys actiy,
vii speedily cure Eczema, letter, RingTorir
Psoriasis. Lichen. PruTitus, Scall Head, Dandruf
.nd every species of Itching, Scaly and Pimp
: tnmors OF 'he Scalp and Skin, when the be.
/, ,hs sSicians and al remedies fail