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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15
FARMERS, LOOK HERE !
CLYDE

VIII stand for the improvement of stock the enning
season as follows; Mondays and Tuesdays at +.
A. Woodward's, miles up the river from Napoleon.
Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8. s. Kings, In Da.
msscus twp, opposite Texas. Fridays and Satur.
days at Liberty Center.
Clyde is dark bay, 16 hands high, and weighs
1900 pounds His large proportion OF bone and
muscle gives him great strength and activity. His
fault, and displays that freedom Of limb combined
with gracefulness Of action together with the power
full muscle and lofty carriage which makes them
much sought for and ready sale.
Terms.-$l0 for insurance.
10 arl15-2m r. A. WOODWARD, Owner.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-04-15

Tim. ~ EILsnLeG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
A big Strike Ended,

The strive Of the rug weaVen at JO
Bromley & Sons mills, Philadelpil
was settled on Wednesday, and The !
striking wesvers returned 10 WORK
day. The bases Of the agreement
tween the firm and the men was !
given out, but it is understood that
compromise was effected by the II
representatives Of the Carpet Wesvs
National Assembly, who baye been
this city since Monday. The STRIFE
Bromley Bros. mill has not Jet D
adjusted. !
About thirty Of the striking SO
moulders at Thomas koberts, STEW
son a. Co.'S. stove foundry, Second .
Mifflin streets, returned to WORK
Wednesday. The firm declares Ils'
will not take back any mere Of
strikers. -,
General Master Workman PoVOs
received word on "Wednesday nli
that the Potters' National AsscClau,
now in session at Trenton, New Jss'
decided at its session en- Weone'Os'
Join the knights of Labor in ood!'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
DiapeusanR Juatioe.


Judge sharplsy presided At city court
this morning aud dispensed even
handed Justice In the following cases:
John Scott was charged with being
drunk and WAS sen ton oed TO pay fine
OF 81 and costs. james Moore, an aged
man, who seems TO have lost his mem
ory, - he said he had never been In the
court before, when he was only dia-
charged yesterday, plead guilty 70
another attack Of drunkenness, and
WAS ordered 70 pay 20 and costs.
Bridget Holland, an old offender, was
disorderly, and a fne of % and costs
Imposed. william Moioe, Jr., va,
charged with drunkenness and com
mitted TO the calls for ten hours, with
the understanding that he would leave
town % soon as released. Two yours
men were charged with entering tbt
yard OF the Arling ton Mills yesterday
afternoon while under the influence o
liquor and creating . 6istur baoce, ant
they were sentenced to pay Is and COST
each.
james Brady, who says that he be-
| Ion 70 In Philadelphia, and only cam
/ to this city yesterday, was fined o. ant
costs for drunkenness. Jsrsmial
Foley, who, when he heard the obsrg
of the Off Ger that no had been drum
yesterday, said that's right, 1 VA
drunk" was also sentenced to pay
and costs. James Cnmomile and job
Scarr, both colorcd, were charged vii,
disorderly conduct within the quite
and peaceful limies Of Hedeeville, an
senenced to pay 81 and costa eact
Henry Barron wss adjudeed guilty {
drunkenness and fine Of 81 and cost
imposed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

President Cleveland with Secretaries
Bsyard and Whitney, and Private Sec
rotary Daniel s. Lamont, passed
through our city last evening
in a special car attached TO the north
bound New York limited express. The
announcement In yesterdays REPUBLI
CAN that the President which pass
through at the above time, had the ell
feet of sttrsc citing a large crowd to the
station, and the President WAS KEEP
busy In returning their salutes.
The party are on their way to Alban!
to attend the celebration OF the Di.cen
| tennial OF that city, which commenced
last Sunday. They reached Albany
this morning, and will attend q recep
tion to be given in honor Of the Presi
dent this evening", at the capitol, by tn
citizens, after which the party vii
start for Washington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
John Menr In Custody.

Yesterday morning Chief Of Police
Dougherty went to Philadelphia and
was present at the hearing OF James,
alias sparrow" Golden, another of the
party engaged In the prizs fight on
Thursday, July /, and who WAS arrested
on Tuesday night In that city. Golden
was com mitted by Magistrate Thomp-
son 10 await requisition from the au
thorities of this State. 1t 10 raid that
the Chief still holds warrants for large
number of persons, the majority OF
W HON reside in Philadelphia, the charge
being that they were present aiding and
abetting in the fight.
After the case had been disposed oil
: the Chief returned to this city, and
early this morning started for Harris
burg to present the acquisitions to th'
Governor of Penney wanna, and Obtain
the proper authority to bring the pris
oners to this city for trial. He expects
10 proceed to Philadelphia tomorrow
and bring the prisoners TO this city
when they will have hesring befor'
Squire Bertolette, and unless they CAT
furnish bail will no doubt be committed
TO New Castle jail
| Last evening " lille the Mayor and ;
nnn Der OF others were seated aroun'
the door al police station, John T
West, who under the name of Pa
Rooney, acted az time keeper for tn
lpugilists, walked up aud expressed ,
ldesire 10 surrender. 1t was known tina
In warrant had been issued for his Al
rest, but as it was reported that no hal
left the city, his sudden appearance
WAS, to say the least, very unexpected
He WAS accompanied TO Squire Bel
tolett's Office by Sergeant MoVey, wheI
! he was held in $500 bail for hearth
, On Saturday afternoon, by which tim
it is expected the other four men wi
q also be brought here. 1t is understoo
4 that West deposited his certified chez
, with the Squire for the amount OF Il
hail
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
Person

Harry Drah is off on his vacation.
VIM. NJ. Francis is gradually recover
ing from paralytic attack.
Mrs John o. Cole OF Washington, D..
O., Is visiting friends In our city.
Miss Cora HArting of Pottsto wn, Pa
Is visiting orr city.
Rev. e. w. Burke is visiting friends
In this city.
Fl. d. Hickman, Jr. has gone to Re-
hoboth to pass his vacation.
J Mrs. Clifford Green man, this city. ID
lying extremely sick at BrandywiDs
Springs.
Rev. B. r. Price liz about publishing
q criticism Of Rev. Robert w. Todd't
History Of Nethoditm on the Peninsula
I John O. Patterson, Esq, and famil!
have gone on q visit TO Perryman's
Nd.
Rev. Geo. II. Kramer, OF Brooklyn
In. Y, is in town to day, and viii
preach at tho Household OF Faith thi
evening at 7.45.
Il j. d. ChalfAnt has gone 10 the Della
ware Water Gap for q six weeks 80
Ejourn, and to make few sketches o
, the locality.
Il Clawson l.. Hammitt has started on
sketching tour, and will take III Norris
3 itown and Delaware Water Gap. strik
= ling points In New York and Contra
Pennsylvania.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

George W. Boyd, Assistant usrs
Passenger Agent OF the Penhsyn ~
Railroad, on Tuesday denied the ~ Y
Of the abatement that Sunday eIca'l
trains hab been or were ABOUT "
withdrawn. -. ,or.ils
"No such action has been cCpau' |.
or suggested by the managers, :
Mr.. Boyd. "rhere Is no i IessOn !
We shonld not run such Trans .hn -
since we eDdeavor to cater . lne va
of the public we are ready 70 or luI q, ~
over our road any time OF Gn ~: ,s ar
day in the year that the pubic o.. se = !,
Our Sunday trains genera, , s aao
great convenience to the ., P nsa II
Philadelphia, many Oh ~u"n u
instead Of private conv CONVEX MORN
reach their places OF wI hssa thers al
and evening. Besides these las, 'I ssturd
great many who leave 'G Sunday 10 |
evening and must return IT. pd 0s to
on hand Monday. It Is almTf bs disp
how our Sunday trains eou Intention
sfoppine any Of tlem ~ IODe
demand them"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
Chester Heighta Camp. Ma.lina

The regular routine Of dsily cal
vice began yesterday at Chester Hsi,S,l
camp meeting, but the very besyl
rain In the early morning inertrsl
with the attendance oil visitor MI
with standing this there were arv
audiences present at the ysto1
meetings during the day. The nOni,|
sermon was preached by Rey, 7 q.
fitb, OF Media NJ. K. Church, on WI
Great Revival and its Decline,
"rhe Transient and the Permanent
formed the subject Of an cid
quent sermon by Rev, Ohio Blsnl
i pastor OF the NJ. E. Church at Millsl
Vile. Pa. In the evening the larpu|
congregation of the day assembled
hear G. e, Adsnson, Of st. Luke
Mission, Philsdelphis. He chose
his theme "The immediate choice,
upon which he delivered a prsctid
discourse. The children's meeting
80 p. m. WAS In charge Of Rev, j.
Raymond. The social meetings wei
all reasonably we'll attended. Rev.
8. J. Mcdonnell, W. H. Bsmfcrd %
j. q. Bickerton are the preachers al
nounced for to day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
DhOPUSALS.

Sealed proposals. Will be received until 9
a. N. Of July 2sth next, for supplying the
Almshouse and Insane Hospital, from July
18Th to Ustooer u, 1885, with beef, mutton,
salt pork, bread, groceries, nour and feed.
oats, tobacco, clothing, ooots, Shoes
and slippers, r0ll-butter, soupbeans, dry
goods, drugs and medicines, one barrel VI
wbi.kty, and also gasoline. Bids for beef
viii be by the quarter, In proportion Of one
mind quarter, with the kidney fat taken out,
70 oar foro-Quarters, out OF cattle well
| tatted, and dressing not less than 500 lbs,
| Gasoline not TO be less than gravity Of 80,
and shall be tested after delivery. Al sup
plies, except dru Is, 10 be delivered at the
| Almshouse in such quantities and at such
imes as shall be required. Samples OF the
goods required can be seen at the Aims
hcuso, and blank schedules will be furnished
on appl lcation 70 tho Superintendent at The
| AlmBhouse
at tho same time and place, will be reoeiveo
proposals for supplying the Almehouse and
lDsene department, from August list, 1880, u
April LIST, 1887, with broken coal, from nv
to seven hundred tons, more or less, the Goa
to be delivered In the vaults in such quan
titles as may be required, and weighed O.
the Almshouse scales. Proposals TO be n
: ceived until noon Of July 18th inst. Bidder
will state the kind or Kinds of oeal bid To-
and aldres Sod JOHN GUTHRIE,
| jylb-St cod Superintendent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
Dots.

Wringers repaired at 103 Walnut
stree.
Some personal information by the
vice principal Is contained In the Hark.
ness ad vertisement to-day.
The catalogue for the State fair to be
held at Dover, in October, can be had
at this office.
Any person having q small, second
hand letter copying press for sale car
hear Of @ purchaser by addressing
A. b. c., this Office.
Persons owning vacant lots In tn,
city are requested to remove the weed
from them within two weeks or sui
will be instituted against them.
The Pusey 81 Jones Company will
place new boilers in the Spanish steame
Caibarien, and make other extensiv
REPAIRS.
Madame Fletcher has been 30 success
full in forte.ling future events that sh
has determined to remain another weel
at No. 30 Market street.
4 William Cornbrooks, who has bee
EN- ployed in the pattern shop Of tn
Harlan 81 Hollingsworth Company fo
. number of years, had two of his fin
gers taken off by circular saw Tues
day,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

In the United States Senate, on Wed
nesday, Mr. Van Wyck presented a batch
OF Knights Of Labor petitions in favor OF
the Oklahoma bill. The Payne case was
taken up, and discussed ut great length.
Messrs. Eustis, Logan and Teller argued
against the necessity Of investigating the
case, and Mr. Hear favored investigation
Pending debate the Senate adjourned.
In the House Mr.. Morrison called W
his concurrent resolution for a final ad
journmept of Congress on the 18th inst.
and it was agreed to. 1t now goes TO thu
Senate. Mr.. Morrison then called up th
resolution setting apart to-day and Sat
urday for the consideration of the bil
for the increase OF the navy. Adopted
The River and Harbor bill was given to
conference committee. The Inter-Stai
Commerce bill was taken up and di
cussed debate being continued in
evening session.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

Almost as Had 10 Buchanan College.
Troy, N. Y. July 21.-Mrs. Mary
NJ. Hoyt, long . resident Of this city,
some time ago obtained diploma from
the American Health College, Of Oin-
cipnatt, claiming to be incorporated
uuder the laws Of Ohio, authorizing
her to practice the vitapathic
system OF medicine, and oouferrinG the
power to s0lemniEe marriages; preaoh
the gospel and perform all other duties
OF . minister. She has married two
couples, in one case the parties being q
Boston Spiritualist medium named
Dosnelly and . seventeen year old girl.
Mrs. Hoyt's cousin, who WAS divorced
from her frst husband, was . principal
In the other marriage. Mrs. Hoyt says
she WAS graduated from the college
after attending IL eight weeks, and has
| . certificate from the institution pro-
| claiming that she has bsen ordained 8
IN in ister of tho gospel OF life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

The Delaware Conference of the col
ored Nj. L Church of the Peninsula
having esJab ishsd az academy, q theo
logical insti,utiou to be located 81
Princess Anne, a Cail hrs been extended
to the Row. H. A Monroe, pastor o.
Ezion NJ. z church, OF this city, to be
come the precedent Of the new institu
tiop, Mr.. Monroe thought the mattel
over carefully and pray arful'y, AMI
concluded not to accept the position OF
account Of his strong attachment to hi
present charge, where ne has been IL
strumental in doing much good, al
though had he accepted the otier b
would have been largely the gamer in
financi point of view.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
Fifth EDITION,
The Maryland Peach o.
baltimore Sun, 'n crop.

baltimore Sun. o'op.
The much. talked n, NAL,
commenced to arrive In Baltimoa,oep has
p.ospect Tor q good supply Of ARE Toe
TINS year Is as good az in AM nne fruit
the iast ten years. In IS7k ' 1 IN
An unusually large cron th ,nere was
maryland and Delaware Tbbo:sughout
years crop Is large It ia r laough Aia
.nst II WIZ equal that Of iS7 S,tpeG g.
snougns Ds experts that the c,or H M
equal that Of 1879, which s,a TiSp VIII
on the record to that OF ls75 S asi1
ing TO the present estimates accord ~.
baskets OF peaches will be All ,nr ooi WI
year from the Eastern SHOW ' ~ thid
land and Delaware by rail 7, MARY
mated that two boxes will mats = S ssI
baskets. A box is called hns Ss me
II holds something less. A bssts S',, oa1
something over half bushel -'' Gods
The varieties arriving now 1,
more are known as early red frr, /, r Ial1j
is little esteemed in this marLs, 'snlch|
pers buy them and send them r.. 'alp
North ct once, where they am ,on
corner stands on tho streets and ~ s
teciioners' and fruiterers' st0rss W.
little OF the red fruit Is grown +, w. w
peach. prod ucing sections Of Ms,,I,sass
Among these early peaches are ,bs fua
trice, Louise, Early Rivers, Amsasos
june, Alexanders and Waterloo ' TSa1
Will oil be marketed this week N MY
now bring about 81 80 per boz Ivy Ivy
are little things, all seed and . Lus'
they have the smell but not ths sa n,u
OF the true peach. As COMPARED to a N.Y.
orawiords' Old Nixon, SusqushsuD'
and other fine varieties, tAsy Womb
amount TO absolutely nothing n tSs,
did not come early, This esrly I'M
may do for distant markets, but ny
here where the people know what An M
peaches are and demand the best ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

The Brandy vine boat brought down
q large number of visitors from Phila-
delphia day at noon. Some twenty
Ave OF them provided on the single
little Fourth street car nt Fourth and
Spruce streets, and q number OF Others
had 10 wslk. At Market street they
changed to car on that street and filled
1t suffocatingly full. They carried
lunch boxes ard baskets, and were
bound for the Brandy vino. The City
Railway Company should have two
cars on hand at Fourth and Spruce and
two others should be on hand at Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

Wednesday afternoon Department
Com M ender John M. Dunn and Adju.
tant George w. King left this city fol
San Francis co. to attend the Twentieth
Annual Enoampment Of the G. A. R.,
which convenes in that city, August Sd
They will go by way of the Pennsylva
MIA Railroad to Chicago, then over tn,
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
road to Omaha and San Francisco
Past Post Commanders Gutenberg and
Grimshaw, with K. A. Humphrey and
John Cameron, will leave on the speci
al train which starts from Baltimor
next Sunday morning at $50 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
High License in bo''on ,,

Bosros, July A'1sO mt, s lI d
statistics nnH regarding the po wS5ni are 81
S By City Collector James adgi the @ coiisc'
" wnp license cns fees for The p %ads %
TINS 1ss oIovisiOns Of ths als% T srsl
s ,ns The number a6s OF , tss Of 81 d
nl asS ssi in each case "Oe''
was granted -ooo,ved last ytai
The s% Tas sos, O27, to vhicn, d Y b
l Licenses the Ss' ss,Se8 colleot,;ssl 81, 81
ma 1aI1 10Th spl Of the present ' 20 VII
oeiP; ,so dSf for fees TO s'tl ls,s @i d
s sasal 'o oI st4S, $50 High saa.a lssII
ton may therefore ore Dc %n asie Of liss1
Z issued uss and 40 Increase .t S, D. licenses
r. ceiyed. There are in''
unDaid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
Some Good shooting.

The De aware Gun Club comprise
quite q number Of the expert shot
eapuers of The city. Yesterday after
nom the club went out TO the Front
and Ulion street psrk for little
friendly practice preparatory to enter.
ing into me shooting tournament that
viii, be held in Philadelphia on to NOR
row and Saturday. The shots yesterday
were fred at clay pigeons, and the fol
lowing ii tins score cut OF twenty
P mcC,o key, Is; f Nelchoir, Is; @
Heine., 10; W. Updyke, II; j. Jones
IA; G.. Huber, 10; L. Ytatman, loi j
Grub ID, and G. Scott 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
New York wants to Spread Itseif.

NEW YORK July N.-At tie meeting
of the Board Of Aldermen to day res
olution was referred TO committee
providing for the appointment Of a com.
mission TO consider the advisability OF
uniting into one municipality the cities
OF New York, Brooklyn, Yonkers,
Long Island City and adjacent cities.
The com mission " Ill confer with others
from those cities, and must report be-
FIRE the meeting Of the Legislature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

SIMPSON GROVE, July 2l.-To day
opened with dark clouds and soon the
rain poured on tho tents in which the
campers had passed the night. Over a
hundred worshippers gathered In St
Paul's tent and listened TO q sermon By
1.-The Tests OF Christianity." During
the day Rev. p. 8. Merrill, of Rox-
borough, preached an earnest sermon
on the "Gift Of theH ply Ghost" Rev.
Mr.. Tomkipson, of the Wilmington
conference, officiated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
Narrow Escape.

Last evening as the o.2l train for
Newark was leaving the p, w & b
station, young man belonging In
Newark, in attempting to get aboard,
was thrown violently against barber
pole In front Of B. II. Knox's shop, re-.
ceiving several cuts and injuripR his
breast. Before the train left o party Of
gentlemen had been making some re-.
marks about the dangerous nearDess Of
the barber pole to the railroad track.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

WASHINGTON, July N.-The con.
ferrees on the Naval Appropriation bill
to-day reached complete agreement
on the points Of difference between the
two Houses. The Senate conferrees
reoeded from the disagreement Of the
clauses making provision for the new
observatory buildings, and for nayal
training ship to be stationed a. Phiia-
deiphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

CINCINNATI, o, !uS az. AZ that "
from Greenshurg, nm married o. y
Bishop, aged 70 Nv was lsp' be ssios,
not not over 9. Bishop po,. ~ si' i,.S
ploma Or lics Ice tse naslshboI.. 'l ,ssa
to take from him nm ts sVss tbsn ,,i \;
CURED . license % a 6nsasssnitd s,,s esl.'
from the girl Ito to oO Of sse The The y 7
S xso T gave the licep 9", S = ness;1aais'
thing thin s wrong and -ssss Si The PsissI
after alter the marriage Cs''
nerformed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

CSHERIFF'S SALE-BI ViHTUE OF A
writ of Lovart Faclas, TO me directed,
will ne exposed to public sale, at the OouE
House. on Marx ct street, bstwoen Tenth aps
Eleventh strests, in the city of Wilmington,
new castle County, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
THE 10Th DAY OF JULY, 1855,
At3 O'Clock, p, m,
The following described real estate, viz ;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with the two-story franc dwelling thereon
erected, situate in the city Of wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, TO Wit;
Beginning at point on the easterly side
OF Lincoln street at the distance OF 10 feet
and inch northerly nom the northerly sioe
of Forrest street at q corner OF william Iht'
mills land, thence eas;erly parallel VIII
Forrest street 10b feet to corner, theno W
| nortnerly parallel with Lincoln street oo
| feet TO another corner, theuce Westerly par
| allel with Fourth street los feet 70 tho aIoro
| said side OF Lincoln street, an a thence tne.o
| by southerly 80 feet to the place OF pea a
/ ming be the contents thereof what tney lnay'
Book T, volume Il. page $40, &c. .h ,,,on.
Seized and taken III execution no VIZ R Ia ~
l erty of Joseph Sampson and SaIaa .. oan ns
isabella Sampson, his wife, Z. ". ana " ". oe
| sold BY THOMAS fOkD Snefi ,a:s
Shoritt's Once, Wilmington, July 10, te9'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

PANA, III. July 2l.-The hog cholera,
or the disease commonly called milk
sickness, is raging among the swine
running at large in the timber country
south of here. Some farmers have lost
every hog they owned. Cattle also
have been attacked In some localities
where the disease always RACES whom l,
shows itself. The cattle die, and people
are attacked who use the milk and flesh
of sick animals.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

PORTSMOUTH. N sl H. q q GS.a' !,
will make her d tso I'D of psS e., 3
ss chs f Ssss4s 9s md r ::s!: r. { g
1 present on ths 0 's'fSssC%ar
of Lyons,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
A TLANTIC GARDEN.

william Legg, Proprietor Of the Atlantic
Garden, 224 King street, will give a musical
concert IN his Garden on friday and Satur-
lay evening. His 3arden is fixed up In
q very attractive style, and makes very
plea SAINT place Of retreat and recreation
tine Lunch on Saturday evening. ly2l+t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22

State Superintendent Williams has
been made happy by the adm ission OF .
new pupil to his domicile, who weighs
10 pounds, and win be ohristened Eva
Anita. All are ~ we'll as could be ex-
pected and OK TIRE mely hopeful.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-22
Those I5-Uent Goats.

Harry Hart, 316 Market street, will
close out his 15.cent coats In q few DAYS
more. II anybody wants one they
should call soon.