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Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-28
STATE COKKEsPONDENCE,
SomfhimpG0m,

The Southington Cutlery company closed it's fac- Wilcox's factory was idle all day. The public stiiinasS n tbs toHn canaar @ and .1 tb @ h cause Robbins circus was here The people all at of skin games played, and some of the country out
 Henry c. Holt, of Cleveland, Ohio is visiting his old home here.
 The southington Agricultural society will not hold a June meeting.
 Thomas Coughlin was fined S5 and costs wsdnes- day for drunkenness and assault and battery.
 May g.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-28
Cttv Court - Criminal Side Jadg

May 27-David Dingwaller, cutting sods without legal authority, nolled on payment of S6.19 costs; James Fitzgerald, non-sup- port of wife, discharged; James Maloney, giving notice of intended action of police, $5 fine, $6 IS costs, was appealed; Louis Nor ris, breach of the peace against James Coyne, to May go; Patrick Cohen. breach of the peace against James Burns and drunk, to May 2S
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-28

COuFt NOE0B.
 In the City court yesterday morning James F. Maloney was charged with giving William Crowley, saloon keeper, notice of the ap- proach of Officers P. Doherty and Collstt, who were watching the place for violation of the Sunday liquor law on Sunday last. He was found guilty and fined 45 and costs. Maloney appealed under bonds of $100.
 The case of Andrew Strack vs. William Steinicke, an action to recover $30 for money loaned, was returned before Justice Thomp- son yesterday morning. Moulton for plain tiff, Asher for defendant.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-28
cottine vs. N. Y. & N. E. R. R. Go.
 srurapca Go Nor

Cottine vs N. Y. & N. E. R. R. Go. Middlesex Mutual Assurance Go. vs. Nor ris; not ready.
 Cooley vs. Gillian. Superior COurt--C1vil Side--Jud9e
 Park.
 This court will come in this morning at 10 o'clock, when the case of Attorney Charles s. Hamilton, suspended from the bar by Judge Andrews and whose case was reopsned by Judge Phelps, will be again heard. Court of Common PIeas-Judge Dena-
 ing.
 This court with jury resumed yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 In the case of Maria Page vs. Deputy Sher- if Nettleton, to recover the ooO bushels Of charcoal which the defendant had attached, verdict was given for the plaintiff. In the afternoon the suit of N. '. Gower, the feed merchant, against William David son and wife, of Hamden, was on trial. The amount involved is about $15. The case was not finished. Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

Lat Saturday afternoon rs Ohiet
DouRherty was driving along Tenth
street. near Orange, he saw colored
man, named William H. Berry, swear
ing and making considerable noise az
the Sixteenth district, Seventh WARD
polls.
have to make less noise or he would get
In trouble, when Berry replied that he
was on his own ground and would 90
as he pleased. The Chief informed him
that he would not do as he pleased, and
upon his continuing his demonstrations
ordered couple Of officers to arrest him.
AS soon as the officers took hold OF
him a mulatto swore that they should
not taks him, when Chief Dougherty
warned him and his crowd that If they
attempted to interfere some one would
get hurt. The off GERS started with
Berry and he resisted. when one OF them
struck him, but was warned by the
Chief BOT to repeat 1t as there were off
cers enough to take him to the hall.
When the party reached Tenth and
Market streets they were met by party
of about 200 colored men, but no effort
was made to attempt rescue.
Berry was locked up, but short time
afterwards was taken before Squire
|Vanjegrift and released on bail for 8
hearing this morning.
The case was called before Judge
Cummins, but at the request Of Austin
harrington, Esq, who appeared fol
Berry, the trial was postponed for two
weeks, TO allow time to secure with esses
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Fifth EDITION


ru, optb EXr,tr.t----
:, The tt o- twsnty,seven Hirs b's so.ol,'
VINO went TO Read inc on {. neoool b.
their principal, Tbom y" saturday VI
had n apendid time MI L. Grshs
r. he ssd at 1880 a. H., a auS read
at the depot by Proie,..o.s n . We're
Win committee from fbo oc1muc
class of the High schooi IDe srsduat
and were by them esco o- .! hat
Smelling Furnaces, the : sr, 10 .at Eck
ton having been delayed he y'. :. tpd
manly superintendent NJ ~ Iae gtul
the Wilmington bors n mi, fFlcs
sight. The boys were then E sne, zee
lessor M. e. scheibner, nrin ule, 6y
Reading High School, WA rsrai Of
In a neat speech, and ,nrn ,sSSe !, u
to a reception commi,taa 'o " Them
School, by whom they We're b,1 ne Il
entertained. After dinner tb Ilqson
the High School building a 'I1y vIH
cortfd over the city, ep}l s.u were
with q visit to "Gausc, p,-ts,'le
nence 300 feet high to the @. 49,. "a 3
CITY, from the top of which I oSe o.
finest views in the United S, aug o.
tanned. w 's'ts ID
The company then repaired M.
pot, and the Wilmington toy. v ~, w
3 10 p. m. train for home ,,o %Ok
heartily cheering The otbs, 'Va
parted, The Wilnir
Professor Graham are ,opd i. !
praise of the reception thew m M
at the hands of the Reading bcs'
Professor Scheibner and snln" N.Y.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Church of the Redeemer

The fifth anniversary of the Sunday
sebool of the Reformed Episcopal
Church Of the Redeemer was celebrated
on Sunday at $50 p. m. The church
was very neatly trimmed with cut
flowers. A large pyramid of cut flowers
filled the bapttsmal font. The singing
by the school excelled former efforts.
The report of the secretary, John w.
Beetle, showed the school in health
full condition. Number of scholars, 800;
officers and teachers, 81; whole amount
contributed hy the different Classes,
$495 Mr. Edwin Morley received q
handsome gold pen and pencil from hil
class. Tho little church WAC crowded
and many were unable to obtain seats
The Revs. Charles Tucker, A. Keigwil
and Charles P. Mallery made addresses
The Rev. f. L. Hubbard sent word tina
another engagement prevented hin
from being present.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

Clerk Hyland denies the r,ra,t !
lished in the morning pansr, Hat I
Adams took the ballot hnr ~
Twelfth district away from t,o "a
He says that the boxes wore IN Il
usual place until Saturday no,rd
when he commenced 10 give Them
to those authorized to receive ,bsm
had been taken away except five n, !
and as Bailiff McEntee was a.opt N
ont, the clerk asked him To ,nks
step ladder and hand those down
They were placed on the table Al
few minutes later Councilman MI
came in and asked for the box III
Twelfth district, but when a searcS
made it could not be found, and A /
Adams had been in the Office n
time before Mr.. Hylaud cana NJ
conclusion that Bailif' McEptee
given him that boz, and 50 told
Miller.
1t afterwards transpired that
Adams had according to a Drod
which he had made to the insped
taken the Eleventh district box,
the question now is who took tie d
one awayS Clerk Hyland says thai
did not give it 10 any one, while I'd
McEntee is equally certain that it
not pass through ais hands, col
quently the only conclusion Ia that
mysterious disappearance was a PAT
q well laid scheme to defeat Mr.. I'D
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
THIRD EDITION.



The following games were played OF
Saturday:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0; De-
troit, 3.
Washington-W ashington, s; St
Louis,
New York-New York, O.; Chicago, A
Boeton-Boston, 10; Kansas City,
Brooklyn-Brookly Ign, 10; Athletic, 10
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 5; Cincinnati
Baltimore-Baltimore, z; Metropoli-
tan, 4.
Easton-Lafayette, 8; Lehigh, /.
Williamsport-Wil liamsport, s; Will
kesbarre, II,
West Observation-Disclosures, 8; Har.
rowgate, 8.
Altoona-Altoona, s; Scranton, 6.
Chestpr-C. j. Tees, 2; Thurlow;9.
New Haven--Yale, -; Princeton, 2.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 9; Trenton Cool
ored), 5.
SUNDAY GAMES.
The following games were played yes
terday:
New York-Brooklyn 2; Athletic, 8
Louisville-St. Louis, 5; Louisville
is,
NOTES.
President Wikoff of the American
Association, has called meeting o.
that body to be held in Columbus, o
tomorrow, to consider charges agsins'
w. A. Latham and other troubles il
the st. Louis Club.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Temperance work.

A spirited temperance nesting was
held yesterday afternoon in the rooms
of the Red Ribbon Association, which
was earnestly addressed by Ellison
Newpor a mem Der Of the society of
Friends, Rev. W. L. 8. Murray and
Rev. E. l.. Hubbard. The last speaker
created ripple Of pleasursble excite.
ment when he told how many licenses
had been refused by the judges st the
last term of court. A business meeting
of the association will beheld this even.
Ing. A meeting in behalf of temper.
ance in Sunday schools will be held in
the Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening, to which all Sunday
school workers are invited. Rev.
Arthur T, Pierson of Philadelphia, Miss
Caroline NJ. Dodson, corresponding sec.
rotary of the National White Ribbon
Army; Rev, /. Henry Sharpe and S
Garrigues will address the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
school Closed.

The school of Mrs. Harkness ln|
Davidson Building, Ninth and q
streets, closed the spring term on
day last, in a very satisfactory mad
to both teachers and pupils. Tie
mer have labored faithfully during
session and the latter have proftti
the instruction impaired, All appeal
at least, TO have made fair prOgred
reading, writing and cipheriur, and
must say that the school is enc o.
very best In our city. The pf!lCa
Mrs. Hardness, has been for yesB
ployed in our city and her atttrIl9
the instruction of her pupils las
such as to insure a reasonable deTa
success. Her application 10 hetdI
has been so close as to somewhat ln
her strength, but now that the tenn
closed she will visit the seashore 40
September will, with renewed
again commence another session ioa
instruction of the 100 pupils undeq
charge.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
ys------., - - So -
An OLD Sunday School.

st. Andrews P, L. Sunday School
held its fifty eighth anniversary in the
church last night before very large
and sppreciative audience, The church
was very Handsomely decorated with
flowers. The annual report showed a
membership of a33 scholars, % teachers
and 8 officers, and the infant sohool
contains 81 children; $342 80 have been
collected from the school proper and
$3.50 from the Mexican Band, mis-
sionary society Of the school. After an
address by Bishop Lee, Rev Henry
Winter Syle, a worker among the deaf
mutes OF Philadelphia, spoke in sigr
language, there being quite humble,
in the audience who understood him.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

The funeral of John Kelly tooE 4
in New York on Saturday ing
vices were held Ia the Calhed7
REQUIEM Mass being celebrated
Archbishop Corrigan. MonslgnoF, !
ton preached the funeral sermon
were present Bishops WiFRet aha
roy and a large number Of e ayl
besides an audience which h!la|
great edifice. Amongtbe prom laeI
men present were Secretary WalI
Senator Blackburn, Lieutenant ~
nor Jones, Mayor Grace ex'h11
Cooper, Wickham and s1aon' on yui
Davis, Brady, Donohne, Barrett
Brunt, Andrews aud L4%re =, g. ?!
Supreme Cont, Hubert U. lhoHa
General FitE John Porter uotP9'1
Counsel LAoombe and host q
officials and e1-oftcisls OF new
city and state. The lntssn li5 II
place in . vault beneath the GU =
dral OF Mott street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
DIED..

WOO DON the 5th inst Jehl Wood.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vlted to attend his funeral from the resi-
dence of his nephew, John Wood, near Gen
tire Meeting House. on Tuesday next at p.
III. Services at the house. lnterment at
Lower Brandywine.
BULEH.- On the 9th inst, Nellie daughter
Of Patrick and Mary Bolen, aged years 7
months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral from her parents
residence at Silyerbrook, on Tuesday after
noon at o'clocz. lnterment at New Ca'
tnedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
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OrdaininC a Bishop.

The African Wesley NJ. L. denomi.
nation is now fully organized in this
city, and Furnishing congregation
meets in the Masonic Temple on Twelfth
street, between Market and Orange.
Yesterday the new determination had an
all day meeting in the temple, Rev.
Charles II. Ross, OF, Philadelphia, filing
the pulpit in the morning. At 80
p. N. Rev. W. Il. j. McDade, of Phila
delpbia, was ordained the second bishop
of the church territory, which COM
prises the States of Delaware, Marylan
Virginia and Pennsylvania. In the
evening the newly. ordained bishop
preached an eloquent sermon from the
gath chapter of Matthew and the 1sr
and ID verse;.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

L. Meseick, corner of Third and King
streets, will hereafter receive during the
day two iustallments of strawberries
from the farm of John Il. Tatum, of
Christisua Hundred, aud consequently
he " i'll be able to supply bis customers
with fresh berries for dinner and also
fresh oues for tea. He prides himself
on this arrangement, IS be considers
the Tatum berry superior to any in the
market
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Caucus this Evening"

The Democratic members, =. ~ i,
will hold q caucus this evening
purpose Of selecting a cleIK SUI a,s
and the present ineumoel'SS Is p
candidates for re election en-, 0 conr
land has made an eficIta Y. y Terl
and faithful officer, and s Is,,a lr' i
should show their appfeclT4ta'sOIn III
services by q re election .b 1pg I'll "
of clerk is one of oonsidetaU'q ps sa
bility, and during the two Ma
Mr.. Hyland has held il az, v~ eaus|
has not been the slightest .,'asn y' nd
complaint. He has been pre'p msetil
ing to his duties at every 81 ha 4 foarl
Council, and is always 70 a ~ n
his Office during office no g.arv All
McEntee has also made . E a;sebarI
officer, and if a faithIal 'sxperi
duty, combined WIN ,b sboul
amounts to anything, po'n '-
elected. -
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Death from Congestlon of me HraIn

Death from Congestion of the Brain
About one week ago a colored man
named Lewis Carter, was brought to
the almshouse hospital suffering with o
confused wound on the head, caused
by being struck on the Saturday might
previous by the Norfolk express train
train, while walking on the railroad
near Middletown. 1t vast found that in
addition to the wound OF his head his
left arm WAS 80 badly mulitsted that it
had to be amputated, and one of the
fingers of his right hand had been cut
off by the cars. Shortly after being re-
moved to the almshouse congestion OF
the brain get in, and he continued to
grow worse until his death, last satur.
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
n..s Mnrning's Cont'.

Judge Cummins ppi teSof CITY
and Ss dsgoiss Sy OF the ssooFsa r. "a
with fighting on Eth 81 The charge Tal
day night, but nj S sviGeuce he 1A'
charged. colored, ~no oIl
held for hearing in sli q mans paw sS
ll No.. one AS might go on ia'' appeared %
him. NO said he DSlo ~
Bridgeville, Sussex o0 He admlttssou,
with being :ud Sra true, and vas n''
and costs. a-~.-So,,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Commencement Exercises.

The prize defamation in Delaware
College will be delivered ON Friday
evening, the 18th inst, at O'clock.
The baecalaureate sermon by the presi.
dent, R5v. DIR. Caldwell, will be de.
livered on Sunday, the 18th init, at {
p. IN. Commencement day Wednes
day, the 10Th inst. All friends of the
institution, aud the officers thereof, are
invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
A sunday Afternoon blaze.

The alarm of fire struck from box A
at Heald and Lobdeil streets, South
Wilmington, about 2 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, was caused by the partial
burning of the oil shed at the Old Ferry
rolling mill on Heald street. Some per.
sons in the neighborhood got out the
hose In the mill, and through their Of.
forts the bnilding was saved from total
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Good N eWs

to clothing buyers. Mullin & Son, Sixth
and Market, this morning reduced prices
10 per cent. i'll their entire resdy.ma
stock, as they have too many goods and
prefer selling them before every one ha,
been supplied with summer clothing
AS the prices are all plainly marked OF
every garment you certainly run no risk
of being deceived ~ to the genuineness
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
A Change of business.

W. Y. Warner having determined 10
the retail sale OF horses and
carriages, will sell st public sale CD
Wednesday, the 10th inst, lot Of fine
horses carriages, sieighs, harness, lamps,
and also his big tent. He also adver-
iisss TO rent his establishment, to give
possession On the first of July. Fol
/ articu ars see advertisement
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Beecher Not Deao'

On Saturday 1t was re fepp Nav
Reeober was dead, and tne ~ I me
Herald of to- day referring u -
says: 1T, for all Of Q
not suddenly disappear ,;oastiy slil
renorted, He was sum eie n,nl. 70
was also his sense OF hu si.msy
oushiy enjoy the genera a. as nd
sn6nosed deoease and to s .,sn boil
tarv glance at the WOE s'f
leave when he does .,;,cb Of b. 1
with that nervous tEit .cin,srt
which always means !, message
nlaine6 that q telegraph. All. Wv hOd
sent to Wall street at sn Ss iaBles
saturday in these Woru hat me-
strike il dead" Out o, Psechsl
sprang the rumoF that DIV
daad.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

A festival will be held at Bethel M.
E. Church, Brandywine Hundred, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, the 10Th, 18th and 18th inst.
The ladies are making ample provi.
sion for the occasion, and 1t Is hoped
that the residents of the neighborhood
will turn out and enjoy themselves And
contribute substantial aid to gooC
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

George II. Walter, who is now en-.
ployed in the large steam mill at Ped.
ricktown, n. j., has been paying visit
to his friends in our city and county.
Mr.. Walter had charge of the mill Of
ratnall & Lea, at Stanton, a few years
ego, and he expressed regret that 1t had
siuce been burned dow n and such fine
water power should not be utilized.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Table covers and Doylies.

To those furnishing ice cream saloons
or restaurants, we would call attention
to our line of special size Turkey red
table covers, with doylies to match. G.
Worrell, 800 and 1872 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

August Ten Weeees, who has been
i'll with the dropsy for some time. died
about 10 o'clock this morning at his
residence. No 20S West Seventh stleet.
Mr.. Ten Weeges was well known in this
city, having been engaged in the liquor
business for years.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
For Andalusia.

This is the last call The Tn ion M
E Sunday School will take the steam,
er Clyde tomorrow (Tuesday) morning
a. o clock from Fourth street wharf
for Andalusia, Tickets only so cents;
children half price. Take day off and
enjoy yourselves. Never mind a little
rain
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Importnnt Notice.

f. e. Hanna, 600 Jefferson street
manufacturer of ice cream. Parties'
ficnios, excursions and families sup.
piled at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
The weather

Tomorrow promises to be from
cloudy to fair aid warmer We'd es-
day generally fair with slight rise OF
tempeTatuIe.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Auction.

viii be sold at pubic sale, at No. ST.
West Seventh street, the household and
kitchen furniture carpets, stoves, ETC.,
on Tuesday, juno 8thi sale commencing
at l o'clock. L. W. Stidham & Son,
auctioneess.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
DUBLlo SALE OF PERSONAL PROP.
L erty-Nill be sold on
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1855,

SATURDAY, JUNEI2, 1850,
at2 o'clock =. M,
On the property OF the subscriber, near tho
town OF Newport, Dol, the following porson.
al property:
one bay horse, sound and gentle, safe for
children to drive; emo excellent Jersey COW
two shoat pigs, Plymouth ROCK chick ems
me OF the hens with broo "a; one Clayton
carriage. nearly new; one Roskaway, two
sets OF single harness one rubber mounted
lew last year; hand roller. hand cultiyatsr
Wheslbarrow, hay cutter feed box, ladders.
cast iron fountain bowl, feet In dismster;
not bed sash, vinegar ana barrels, post spade,
shoVelt, FORKS, etc Also ZONE household
goods, bedstead and mattress, bureau. nat
rack, bench table, churn, milk pans, oil
stove coal stove, lamps etc.
fKRHs-All sums oi s25 and under cash;
over lhat amount credit OF 20 days on pur-
chaser giving baukable n te with proved
enGorser EDWA ID MENpINHhbI4.
Il. W. stidham Son, Aucts. je7d&wts
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

Mr.. John Mills, with the Carleton
Dramatic Company, is now rustioating
at Atlantic City. Next year he plays
Teddy in "The Little Tycoon"
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
Reduction

in -four at KEN blo's, Second and Justi
son streets. A barrel of choice family
for So 20.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

III ELP WANTED WANTED Az EN-
III psrienced white woman to take care of
a child in the city, best OF wages. Also a
cook, child's nurse, n chambermaid and
Waiteress to 20 to Olaymont, plain cook to
go to Falkland. Also 6 Protestant girls for
the city. Apply at Dos Orangest. Ie7.3t*
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

uOLLEtfa, THE REV.
~ J. II. Caldwell, A. M. ID. D., Presi-
dent WIN Oxen with enlarged facilities
september /, 1885. Three courses: Olassi-
cal, Scientific and Agricultural. Expenses
not over 1915 per annum. For information,
Catalogues, etc, address the President, New
ark, Del, le7-3m
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

First excursion of the great steamer
Republic-June 18Th.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

A chance to show your new hat OF
the Republic, June 18th.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

What great day for rs cents! Ex-
cursion June 18th.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
- -
IRrEOnAl.

Music on the water. snngerbund ex-
cursion.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07
HAYeEEVER
4 TIDAL WAVE.

A TIDAL WAVE.
IA The whole ranch to be swept as clean
as II struck hy cyclone. Having determined
to retire from the retail horse, carriage and
harness business, will sell my entire stock
at public sale,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE, l6, 1885,
Under the Big Tent, at my stables, corner
MarylAnd avenue ana Beech streets, VIII.
mington, Del. .
The horses will comprise some Of the finest
/ ever owned, and as a lot will be hard to
excel
CARRIAGES.
| very hne nav Doctors phmtop; new
falling top, end spring 6uxgies; now bust
ness wagon; new Webster cart; second.
hani Two seated no tep park carriage; l SEQ
nd-hand Webster cart; IsccGnd hand, two
ondha and trotting buggy;ll eenndEanG BreWs
| ter-sprinP, falling tUp buggy; second. hand
buck boards, ono OF them with top; 2 new
Dayton wagon; ver' fine new express
wagons; l fine light delivery wsgon;2 track
| sulkies.
SLElGAS.
! single Sleighs, been used but a few
times; big Sleigh, carries IL persons. This
IS the hhest Big sleigh In the State, mado
for my own use: 9 String Bells; / pair
lChimes.
HARNESS.
25 sets new Single and DoubIe Harness
made especially Tor my retail trade; 4 sets
secondhand Sing lie Harness; 2 sets second.
hand DOuble Harness. a lot of Saddles
J Brides, etc., all in good order.
Il LAMPS.
A lot Of Carriage Lamps the best, in fact
the only perfect laMp for thu purpose have
ever teen.
bsAr In mind, this is going to b sale
having no further u.s. fer the Big Tent. II
; VIII also be sold; have Just had 1t put In first
CLASH order.
MY stable Will be for rent Possession
lgiVen July i,
Horses belonging to other parties II will
take very limited number OF horses belong
ing to other parties to sell at this big sale.
TERMS,-A credit of months will be
given, purchaser giving note with approx.
sale commence at $50 O'Clock. Catalogue
furnished on application. ". Y. WARFER
l.. W. STIDHAM N Son Auctioneer8 J79
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

81 tie REPUBLICAN, office In the shsd {
2 o'clock 10 O'Clock Il o'olucb'
TO 76o So
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

OSr-A BUNCH OF SIX KEYS AND
~ Shoe Buttoper, with owners name on
plate a suitable reward will be given any
one returning them to A. L.. NURTHROP
at this Uthec. Ie7-2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT go WEST
wv 4th street, a. So 90 a week. Also Z
rooms to rent. ie7-3t*
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

htnce Boy
hood / have
} Q c n troubled
Sith catarrh and
lay etcver. Ely's
Dream Balm has
cured me-. l..
/. 3lickGner, New
RrunsF ick , N J.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-07

Eiy's Cream
2SHInI cured ne
81 caiarrh - re
3tored my sense
OF mel. For cold
in head 1t works
lie mario e IL.
Sherwood, bank
9r, hliz beth, N.