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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-05-05
Rain is needed, yet vegetation i:
far in advance of the season.

Rev. A. II. Webb, who has had
charge of the NJ. L. Church here for
the past three years, goes to North
field to labor. Mr.. Webb has won the
esteem Of his charge and the citizens
generally, and his departure is regret
ted, but it is in accordance with the
usagcs of the denomination.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1886-05-05

At the NJ. +. Conference which
closed at Chelsea yesterday, the fol-
lowing appointments of preachers for
this section were made public -.
Woodstock, Joseph Hamilton Gays
vile and Bethel Lympus, L. Trevillian {;
Rochester, j S Upper; Barnard and
East Barnard, A G Austin; Browns
vile, G II Walter; Hartland, OW
Barrows; Ludlow, w ID Malcolm !;
Perkinsville and Weathersfield Center,
is Little; So Royalton, w r.
Davenport; Springfield, A L Cooper /;
w r Junction and Quechee, r L
Bruce; Windsor and Ascutneyville to
be supplied by G. W II Clark. Pre-
siding Elder, this district (Springfeld),
Il. Morgan, post-otfice address, Bel
lows Falls.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Thraa Drunka.

william 7. Mcdaniel, colored, was
arrested at Sixth and Poplar streets
yesterday afternoon, drunk and taken
to police station. He WAS Arraigned be.
fore Judge Cummins this morning, and
fhe of 81 and costs imposed.
William II. Baldwin, an old rounder
who was released from jail = few days
since was again In the deck. An Off :
Ger testified that he found him sleeping
off the effects of q drunk yesterday, at
Front and Market streets, and the
Judge sentenced him 70 pay = fine OF
81 and costs, which will send him back
to jail, secure from temptation, until
sometime after the Fourth CT July.
Michael MAloney, who was 80 much
unler the Influence OF liquor that he
fell In drunken At at Fifth and King
streets, yesterday afternoon, and cut
hiS head, was taken to police station
where ne Was attended by q physician.
This morning he was arraigncd before
Judge Cummins and fined 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
On tho ThIrd nf.JnlY.

The picnic OF the Fleetwood Assem-
bly,, which wi. positively Ssks place at
the ScLeutzen Park o. Saturday, July
81, promises, from crescent indications,
to be a grand AFFAIR TGis assycia :
tion is composed Of gept.emsnly young
men, and thoGe uho With TO spend a
day Of pleasure should 3ot fall 10 at.
tend. Prof. il begs's iulI orchsstr2 has
been engaged " inrnish tue music, and
the committee will spare no pains to
make this the meat enjoyable OF the
season. A hsck viii be run free for
the accommodation of ladies' from :
until O'Clock p. m The fl }or has been
repaired and put in first Glass order,
and will receive a thorough waxing,
which will no doubt make 1t as + ne o.
any In the city. Those who can
should not fail 70 Etteud.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

Cranor g. Co., Imported Jerseys.
Rush still continues at the great Fire
sale Clothing, No. Eat Fourth BIT.
A good swede or oolored girl Is
wanted ct Gil Delaware Avenue.
Geo. +. Hodges, No. All shipley
street, Advortises for two sewing girls.
John Martin advertises fish bait ~
No. 1401 French street.
Pure pepper and spices al CTippen's,
East Second stTeet
Take notice goods sold nj private sale
no auction at great Fire Sale Clothing;
No. 5 East Fourth street.
Edward johnson and John O. Mills
bricklayers and builders, have dissolved
partnership.
George NJ. Fisher and WIN. j. Nit
chell have returned from visit TO
Philadelphia.
The opening OF Brandy wine Springs
Hotel postponed until Thursday, june
"A.
The Kent Iror and Hardware Co.
advert ise for . carriage painter 10 go TO
the country.
The Hardness Academy Advertisement
| is changes to day, and several former
students are referred to.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson died at her
home, No. 716 East Sixth street, on
Nor day, of y cancerous affection.
Rev. Z ID. Newberry and son are ar
ranging for two weeks visit to Lake
George.
John r. Bonner will occupy his old
position with p. J. Walsh " Co., oO6
Market street.
The Sunday school Of Ep~orth Chapel
will give an excursion 10 Birmingham
Park on the 10Th Of July.
Frank W. Talley who has been at
tending the medical department Of the
University Of Penney lvAnia has re-
turned hons for the summer.
We are JUST in receipt of iorty bags Of
our "Boss" cufi " thai we soil five
pounds for 81. Try It. Crippen's, East
Second street.
Rev. DR.. Caldwell, President Of Del
aware College, visited our city On Mon
Gay. Heis In fair health, aud speaks
IencoGrASipEly Of the prospects OF the
| coming term.
| GsoTge Miller has purchased the
Idrug store At Front and Harrison
streets, and is prepared 10 compound
prescri ptlops and furnish all articles In
his lire nj moderate Tstes.
Alvan Allen 10 returning thanks 10
his friends tor the airport given him
at the Democratic nomination election,
reminds them that he will he cAndi-
idate again in two years, when he hopes
to merit sssuch additional assistance as
Iwill insure success.
| Young and middle-azsd men sufer
ing from nervous debility, premature
old age, loss OF memory, and kindred
Isymptoms, should send 10 cents IL
lstamps for large illustrated treatise
sugges,lBg sure means Of cure. World
DiEpensary Medical Association, But
falo, n Y
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
FOURTH EDITION
rorrinr for Drugs.


James W. Wilson, young man OF
dark complexion and blind In one eye,
claiming to live In Louisville, KY, was
yesterday in Philadelphia, arrested by Re
serve Officer Greuber for forgery. AT q
hearing before Magistrate Smith the
prisoner said that he was druggist and
had come here two weeks ago, when "a
fellow" put him in the way OF making
money and got him into the present
Iscrape.
Harry B. French, of French q Richards
1901 Market Street, testified that on June
IA the accused obtained from that firm
drugs to the value of $50 on two forged
orders, TO which the names of j. b. Cook,
Sixteenth and Lombard Streets, and D.
II. Musser had been forged.
Harry K. Birch, of Bullock & Crenshaw
$50 Arch street, testified that on Satur-
day last the defendant obtained drugs oil
that firm on an order to which the name
of Edmund r. Getchell, Twelfth and
Spring Garden streets, had been forged.
He also obtained drugs valued at $50 OF
William NJ. Wilson, POO Market street on
q forged order, and from Aschenbach q
Miller. He sold some of the drugs. The
prisoner was held in $500 for further
hearing to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
John Browns Gta,s

A correspondent OF the ysr y
World, who recently visited ,Ss ~
OF john Brown, at North IN. ~
Adirondack, writes: Within ~
Rrass-grown inclosure surronD5.i u l
q roughly painted pieke, fepCs a.. \
graves OF j ohm Brown and bis ,o ny ~
son, who was killed daring tbs ~ ss,1l'
Harper s Ferry. The sons ,,,1.
wholly unmarked, while ,ts, " !,
father is distinguished by asn.N M
stone carefully boxed an win ,,.'
boards, 80 that no part Of I, /, I'M
This WAS done, it ia al eyed, !, a nv
from the assaults Of CqrlJg, v',h.
who were inclined to break nj .
ments to carry home as curio.,,iu n
q tree, bush or flower break d, NJ
the monotony of the grounds-tsI
but the huge granite boulder at n
base II was the Old mans dyipy n
that he should be laid % .es,, TS,l
homestead belongs to an assocls,jr|
old Abolitionirts, who boagh, It 10 4
petuAte Brown'B memory, b.. who'll
apparently forgotten bis gxi.,erce /
eminent services In tne.- c.a,e"
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
EDITION.
est and Recreation.

khaus,ion entailed by this busy
ours is tremendous, and so depletes
g nervous system that disease is invited
and the system bring so exhausted, one
falls an easy victim 10 the disease.
Thus it is that recreation If absolutely
necessary for the health of mankind.
Recreation Is that which, with the least
expenditure Of time, fits the person to re-
sumo his work.
The recreation must, Of course, vary
according to the daily life OF the per-
son.
The organs not under the control OF the
will, such as the heart and the secretory
organs, receive the rest Immediately after
performing a duty, but it is not so with
the muscles of the body.
A good digestion is necessary Tor recre-
alton.
As long as nutriment is kept up, endu-
rance is likely to continue.
Digestion is always greatly aided oy
proper physical exercise, and 1t is thus
that we may say exercise is the best Oh
recreation.
The fundamental recreation is change
from one class OF work to another, the
brain-worker requiring muscular ex
ercise and the mechanic bIsin work.
Both classes will find certain amount
of emotional recreation to their auVan-
tage.
II is well-known that low spirits tend
10 lower the vital tone and render one
liable to disease.
Those most in need of recreation are
those engaged in work of sedentary
nature.
Professional men should have recrea-
Of NH
A brisk walk is what physicians most
frequently recommend for exercise, but
for a person not accustomed to exercise
this is not always beneficial, for, his brain
being the only part Of the body that Is
kept 10 activity. the exercise forces the
blood into the head, and he returns home
with a severe headache.
The majority Of men engaged in mer'
camille pursuits get enough physical eX
ercise from their every day lifc, anI
their recreation should be Of mental ma
ture.
A few days in the country, chang
of scenery, are beneficial to every one.
Stockholders and bankers require
very quiet recreation, but instead they IT,
to get their recreation from the most eS
citing of sports, which is really no chang
from their daily life.
Merchants aud clerks are recommends,
to attend light entertainments, such a
concerts and lectures or play cards, chess
draughts, or other games Of that nature
Women and children, the former Ct
pecially, rely too much on excitement 70
recreation, and carry it 10 such an cXcc'
that ii becomes simply dissipation.
A distinction must be understood b,
tween excitement which iLvgJrates an
excitement which eNAausts.
Dancing and roller skating are exec
lent exercises, ol. under tile excitemd
of the music are TOO often continued I
exhaustion.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
DIED.

Mem AHUN-ls Philadelphia, on tho nat
Inst, Pauline, daughter OF Il. j. and .Ieu-
ME Mcslahon, aged o opths.
Relatives and friends are no pecttully fl.
yited to attend her funeral from the RESI-.
dence Cf her uncle, Jos GcGaryey, No. 80
hast J hird street. on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, lnterment at New Cathedral
Cemetery
WO DIV ARD ON the goth instant. DAME!
Is. Woodward, In he 10th year OF his agb
at the residence Rf his SON William H.
woodward, bl3 King street.
Relatives and friends and Ielawa 10
Lodge, No. !, /. o, >. r, are invited to alt
tend the funeral, from the residence OF MI,
ron, " m f, Woodward 5ls King street du
wednesday Afternoon, June 70, ut 3 o'cl5ck
lnterment at wilmington and Han
DIVINE Cemetery.
PAITERSON.-on the 2lst irst Martha
widow Of the late Thomas Patterson, AGED
about 90 years %
Relatives and f-iends are respectfully in
vited 70 attend the funeral from her lat,
residence, TO. 10 East : iXih street, BIZ
Wednesday afternoon. Services at OH
SWedes' church AZ clock, 4
WALTGE.-On tho 2lst inst., Minerva
daughter OF Alfred, Jr., and Mary Wal
TOT, aged year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
gite1 to attend the funeral from tho resi-
! hence Of her parents, No. 21e Jefferson
street, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'olots
Ihterment at New Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

PITTsBURG, June 4t-Iae Ns5I
Convention OF he WEo,e.a,e Haul
Snd 6addlery Manuiag,lreu \
opened this afternoon b. G,olg- Ped
OF Newark, n j., the President d
of the delegates from Newark sal
that the convention WAS tie outcome
the big strike, which illustrated
method oil arbitration sometimes b
posed by the knights OF LaeO.
men proposed arbitration and /
point ted a committee c1nsis.ius d
cigar maker, a shoemaker, tiG d
a timer TO repreieIt them TIE 1
ployers objected 10 treat With GsH '
did not understand tie hlsiEess
/ is now proposed to TORN = Iillli
organization 10 meet ia IRE mud
When the men 10 one t.'ag.s uslt
out, all The other suops vii, slg' c01
40 that the strikers can teceiys loG
There are 100 manufactures tdt1I
out the country which j, NprtpNd
have united into one Rsi-I lfO1
association. Itsy employ a1jr9l
NOR.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

CHICAGO, June 21.-There was re
port in speculative circles to day that
the sixty days Of grace allowed for the
removal of eight Objectionable men
who caused the great Lake Shore
switchmeL's strike having expired,
trouble was likely 70 occur. 1t was ru-
mored that the Lake Shore 8 witchmen 8
Uniop hsd held meeting right before
last, and that after a stormy debate It
was voted TO strike unless the eight OBJ
lection able men we're removed by NEXT
"Wednesday. Snperin tendent Wright,
OF the Lake Shore Railroad, denied
knowledge OF apy ssch meeting and OF
any impending trouble. The eight men
were all At IVORY this morning. The
rumor was current in Wall street by
noon AMI inquiries began pouring In
here as TO the ruth or fAlslsy OF it. The
switchmeu in the vicinity OF the depot
said that they had attended no meeting
that had taken into consideration the
matter OF the eight Objectionable men,
and the Secretary Of the SWitchmen' t
Union denied tbAt s1ch q meeting bSd
been held. 1t is nov believed hat tht
rumor wac started solely for stock job
bing purposes.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Fifth EDITION


!, The New York Morninn Go Count
news has been received : journal "a,
the engagement OF NJ 10 that Cil,'
SISTER Of Mrs. W. K '1 va, Ada snil
count Moroni, OF Rome An,dierbilt
Is the younge.t sis,s. Miss Sni,
vanderbilt and MIS- Far ~ ~ sis v |
anu Is well known in Ne~ ~ y Yzaas
circles. She has been NV " i'rk SciPI
Paet year, and it was Nb Y'oAa ford
rome last winter that s staying
Count Moroni. The Corr, sne met d
longs TO an old and distln nhiGsFOal
Ian family, and is A must sai'nsi IIa|
Guard Nobelle to the pn Oe' Of d
somewhat older than bis O ss Bel
y ne Is not yet middlsaaed. 4 Ner
smith although not of 1oSio Mis- A
excellent American antecsd IaalIy
iather was a very wealthy wa q
New York, and she has 5s merchant
with every care. She il ab Su Saai
old, Is rather tall, and has aya
ion noted TOR its soft creamv " @slpk
eyes are dark gray and ir y !.
black. She has DARK brow NJ la1
very perfect teeth, and bs,, ~ MN
% No blAnce TO Mrs. yarde,bn \
Smith is said TO possess q ~ Y
$500 900. ioics
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Around the Camp Fire.

TIE regular meeting of Smyth Poet
No. L & A. R., was held last evening,
and In addition to q large turn out OF
the members, vas visited by delega-
ton Of sixteen from John W. Andrews
Post, No. Il, recently organized al
Odessa, ard members VI Post ID. A
new recruit. was mustered In after
which n campfire was opened with DE-.
William N. Hamilton, Commander o.:
Post "A In the chair Post department
Commander McNair, In an eloquent and
appropriate sp-Cch pretsut'd Andrews
Post 18th o nan dscme bihie, in behalf
OF G orge W. Ch!,ds, of the Philsdel.
phia L-dRer. Ii was received on be-
half OF the Post By tie Rev. T. Z,
CrtAmer formerly OF this city, who re-.
spondtd and returned the thanks Of the
Poet to the Donor.
a large ilthog1aph of the G. & Il
badge, and an er craving Of Libby pIis.
on pen, both nicely framed, were PIE
scented to the new Poet on behalf ui
Smyth Post A number Of osher pres
ents, consisting Of mammoth wooden
sword, cradle, al immense lyuLtaiu
pen and an enormous nursing bottle,
Were presented 10 men beers OF Andrews
Poet, NY members Of Smyth and Grant
Posts, while couple Of tie members OF
SmyIn Post received tin s~ ord aud +
nre escape, res Tecttivsir, as tokens o
esteem AID appreciation IRON their ie4
low mtubtra
Speeches wore NEE hy Post Depart
meEt Commander Ross, DersEfueu
Commando Dunn. B-ys, J. J.. Est!ei
and 7. r. Cleamsr, Commanders Ham
iltCn OF nosE IA Dlnr-hy OF Post 10 a.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
tuERlfF,s sALE-NY NlKrUE ID 8

StHERlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Lsvari Fas'as 10 me dire ,ted,
VIII be exposed 20 public sale At the hotel
now occupied by Charles W. Lloyd in
Odessa, IN st. George. Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware, on
SATURDAY, JULY l.rH, $50,
at251 O'Clock, y. IN,
The following detcrib sd real estste, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
stu, ted In the village Of Ldsssa, and bound
cd as follows 10 wit;
Beginning st = stone In Main street at a
ccrLer OF this and other lands Of said Ta'msn,
thence up said street a north west direction
80 feet TO the line Of land OF Francis A. Hyatt,
thence with the line OF said Hyatt south
westerly direction about $50 feet 20 the line
Of land OF Daniel C0roit, thence with the line
Of said UOibit q sOu,h-eesterly direction g.
eat to tie line Of land Of said Tatman.
thence with the line oiszid TRimSn north
easterly direction about 65C feet back %
Main street aud place Of beginning, contain
ing therein ebOu y 100 square feet Of land,
BE the came more or less, with two-story
frame house, shop and sta5ltng thereon cree
ted
seized and taken in execution % the
properly Of Ge7rge Kumpel and freteri.
c. Rlmpel, his wife, and I. ts and to be sold
by THuMAS FoRu, Sheriff.
Shern's Uhce, Wilmington, June 10th,
1888. ll2<odts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Aeerious Attack.

Frank Whelan, Graid Worthy Chief
OF tho Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
OF Delaware, and q temperance lecturer
in this State, had an attack OF some
kind 1T Ihe Morning News Office lAst
evening which caused him to be very
noisy, and one OF the editors thinking
he Was drunk, called an officer and had
him locked mp. He paid the usual fine
this morning and WAS discharged, thus
escaping the humiliation OF being ar.
aligned with the common drunks Of the
durk
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
King LndnIy.s Ke,tlnr.nlnce.

MUNICH, june 2l-hurmuIs are
heard on all sicee regarding the treat
pleut of the late KiEg. The people ask
why his body was NOT inferred in the
grave Of his fathers in the Theat!ner
Church, instead OF being placed 10 a
vault containing the bodies Of .distan,
re latives aud in which member OF
the royal faulty WAS never before
buried The official reason given for
this course is that the roya. vault is
already over Hlied, but the humble
classes believe that 4, Is because Toe
King committed suicide.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

There was yacht rsce OF the De.a.
ware yesterday that was participated
in 10y about twenty Eve bats The
course extended from Chester 10 tho
mouth OF the CbristiAuA. eui anon x
those Who took part we're b 80 from
Hiimii gton, Chest-r, HH5cls Hook
and towns in New JerseI Tlese
we're two prizes offered, he nTst Of
which weuJ 20 Cbes,er .. IT, uhiit
the secoud, coGsiating e. = p-tr q oars,
Was won by the Littls Harry Of this
city, sailed by joan Washing
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Cut With "A Circular Saw

About 10 o'clock this morning, as
Dhniel Maroney, aged Is years, who
liPes over EleVeL til street bridge, was
" brk Ing on a circular saw At Dure g.
Co.'S car works, he caught his right
hand and IL fiicted severe cut across
The middle He was taken to DR.. Can't
Wills Office, at E2hth and Spruce
sheets, where the cash WAS drawn
together with sticking plaster
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
ANnrse sncictN.

A number Of wealthy ladies Of Paiia-
delphia last week organized nurse
society after the plan Of the one long III
operation at Manchester, England. Com
pcteut nurses have been secured, and
each will visit at least ten persons lay.
Where the patient IS able TO pay i've cents
Is eXactcd These nurses are instructed
to carry out the physicians orders and
render all possible assistance.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

The mil OF the Arlington Company,
which WAS burned last winter, Is about
to be rebuilt. The new building VIII be
two s.ories high, OF brick, and the frst
floor vii be divided into a machine, a
carpenter aud other workshops, while
tito second floor will he nsei az n spin-
Ming room 1t will be iinisaeo in about
eight weeks, aud Will be 40 feet long
by . iset vide.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

Arrangements have been made for
four Faces On Monday, July 8. at Hazel
Dell Park In South Wilmington, and
20 torses have already been entered in
the ~ 500, 8 80 and free to all Glasses.
The books for further entries are now
open AT the store of Joshua Conner, No
237 Market stseet.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
shonlh I..nrettc Cltv-

Tie carpenter Who sole ths tee %
from tho s.pp OF william Bnerley, OF
Fourth street, & sar West. lad better
leave the city, L ha wishes TO avoid ar.
rest, and the Disgrace Of going 20 the
whipping post De may possess a very
respectable name, but hls fingers, ii
seems, are Dot calculated to preserve 1t
from disnOaOr.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
[. LEWIS ROW,
4l3 KING STREET.

Bird vases and flower
stands in coloyed, crystal,
engraved, cut and decorated
glass. Third invoice Just
received. English decora-
ted chamber sets at the low
est price Tor the quality and
style ever known TO the
trade 81 IS. Larger sizes
.of same % p.e-es) $3.50.
Galvanized iren lemon
.squeez-rs IS cents. Win
dow screens 10 tit almost
any s;ze window, 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

DIqBY, n. s, Ju .so - M 20
ton Of secession y .n d, sIp's':.,
stoned sion more l:anzns5S' q y ..'r e
desire for anneAal '.,, n, lit b NV
a an the sI q uestion Of issn9' ,sos hNcs
ser oapStb the limits rom AZ ths 2
sLrippeu ,re s on ria farm lss'riOes %
Then, pointing a. ,as1Yes si 70 20"
" aIs So ls 0q vii III ma ealI gIsps ID
.htras Of US Jhat way u
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
a Good supply.

Powell, in the Third street market,
hss splendid supply Of all kinds Of
fresh 6sh in season, which he has just
received from the fishermen down the
bAy, and expects tGis afternoon TO re-
odive a number Of Holsters trem the
same parties,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Exeurslon ro-morroM.

The third arandlexcursion OF the Men
tune Social Club will take place to-
morrow, on which occasion they will
90 TO Beverly Park, on the steamer
Thomas Clyde, Music will be furnished
by Professor Albert's orchestra, and.
those who attend viii no doubt hay al
enjoyable time.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
The Temperance Convention

Q1ite large delegation left this city
on the 80 train this morning Tor Dover
to attend the State T importance Con-
ventloL, which assembled AZ NIB
o'clock Ia the court house 10 nominate
candidates for member OF Congress and
Governor
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

Complaint is IL SIDE Of pile Of lumber
a. the rear suI OF the Citizens Rink,
on Jefferson street below Fourth RI it
Is frequently spfes-d ovsr the sijews,k
by boys aud several persons have iol,eu
over II, eudarger.I ,hfir in hg. The
pie should DO removed by The oTEer
OF the street comniasIoEer with the
leaet possible delay.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Boy Run over

Yesterday afternoon, while Willie
McCt0skey, oged years, residing at No.
SO Lord street, was playing in the street
at Fourth and Pine, he was run over by
a wagon aud had one OF his legs bally
injured DR., TomliDsou was summoned
and attended to his injuries.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
Buried Yesterday.

The remains of David Zane, form erly
o. this city, who died in Philade phia
last Friday, we're brought here yester.
day, and after services by the Rev. J..
Il. Bryan, pastor o. Asbury NJ. +.
Church, were Inferred in the cemetery
adjoining.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
meadnnarters for Eggs. uhee.e.

dried beef, hams, lard, sc. Fam lies
aupp.ied with pure leaf lard. A large
lot Of eggs and cheese constantly on
hand a. lowest wholesale rates. Bar
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22
sAerlmFord Sick.

Sheriff Ford Ia confined to his bed
with an attack of pneumonia, and since
last Thursday has been quite i'll. Thit
morning he was something better, an
it is sincerely hoped that the improve.
ment may continue.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

It Is reported that Rev. John S.
Foley, OF Baltimore, will soon bs Gle.
yated by the Pope 70 the Bishopric OF
ohr city, made vacant by the transfer
Of Bishop Becker TO Savannah, Ga.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

CranoT & Co. are showing a very su-
perior line of plain, striped aud fancy
cassimeres for men and boys at 81 90
per yard; sold elsewhere at Sl.15.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-22

We have the finest 20 aud 60 cent
Ceas ever offered for sale in the city,
ether green, black or mixed. Try them.
Crll pen 8, 5 L lst Second street.