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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18
Ghu0o aeoDfe IT.

9a ieIbit 0eIterret1 ben 8uIgaren 6et
Gdtb ert1eilt, ii9 nit Der g9a6L zines neuen
Sarlten ia nt1t 3u iiberetLen unb 9tuBLano
ntht Dor ben &opf gu itoBeu. 10 lit bic
&rtegSgefabr tnobL rtAt 10 ndhe. @enn eS
aber Iue9e1 Der 8aIfdnfrdgen ntdt 5t eInem
Grieae 3tDii6en &uBlano uno GeiterreiA
tornmt, 10 lit Elm &rieg 3Dtlhen JtuBlano
unD 0euti1lanD crit reht auBer Srage.
Iluo @tglalo fam, obne Suuoesgeno1fen,
geeen GuBlano nihts tbun.
l1nntutIrLi6 bentt man BEL 8etrahtung
Der Sdhla9e tuieoer att ben SeIoen
QLeranber, Der, allem 9lnifetne nah,
auf pirtIi@ i6nOOe 8etie geOpfert poroen
lit.
DIS er mad i~eiter Gntfibrung, auf ben
9tuf Der Sulg1ren nab SIl8drten
3uriGtebrte, nerbteLt iih Die beuti6e Otpz
lomatie uno bic beutlde Jegterungspreiie
eisfaIt ge9en tbn; eiSfalte g8aileritrabLen
Der LeBteren muBten bas Seuer Der Ses
geiiteruu9 in 9eutl1lano fur ben 1ur8er1
0eIoen IDi6en.
Bisnarf's Sauptmun6ffad, bic g1or6z
6euti1e Nagemeine, bebauptete b1nIalS,
DaB bas quite @tnpernebmen NIT 9fl6lano
fir 9euti9Lan0 melt tptGttger lei, ais Die
bu[aarii9e YIritennIrOe Qleranoer's, Der
ia eteeuttt1 gar tltbt ais 0eutl6er, ions
bern nur ais Yole betra6tet tperoen t0n1e.
(BetIGufig geiaqt cine muBlole Slegelet ges
qet ben f0tlerlt1 uno fDnt9lt6 oeutlhen
Brtn3en WiLbeIn, Der na6 oerielbet 2ogtt
eberfuQs tetn 0euti9er, lonoern Elm @ngs
IGnber mGre. 9enn Brtns Wil6elm'S
Wutter lit ia bic engIii6e Prtn3eiltn Gics
torta, tp6breno 1etn 8ater, Der oeutl6e
Rrorlprtns Srtebri6 @ilbelm, nt6t mebr
oeutides B[ut bat, alS Brtns ~9IIeranoer
BON 6elien, aus Deien Gbe nit oer poLs
riiden @rGftn 6aufe Der 6elO Nleran6er
f%tdtftnIt. limb bod iou PrtnS 8lLbeInI
emit Deuti1er &ailer treroei y
9tatIrli0 trug Die ablebnenoe 9altunG
Ser beutiAen Md6tbaber oaS Wtetlte oa3u
BET, oaB 6clo Mleganoer na6 ietner 'Htes
bereiniebung in Bulgarien it0 in benz be-
fauuten 8riefe Dor Dem G5aren bemit6tgte
uno ouf ote bdmii6e 9lnttDort oes @3are1
bin aboautte. Dob iebt ma6t ibut bielelbe
Norooeutide Qngemetne, Die 10 piel gu lets
mem SdheiDsn aus 8uIgarien bettru9, ebe1
oieies Sbetoen gum Sortpurf ltno bei1uLs
oiot i'm, 10 Die urlude Der our6 Die Notbs
penbiateit eirler neAer SIritentua6l ents
ftQuOenen M%ltfregung at letn.
0d lit oentt bod ELM teuflti9eS SPIEL
init benz iuugen 6eLoen getrteben tporoen.
DaB er abcr ieBt enbgIltig seopfert lit unb
nibt mebr an cine 9tidfebr na0 BuLgarten
benton tonr, bas ertlGrt mun aud Die bris
tiide 99eaierung, tpobL Die etn3ige, Die Cd
in ihrer Qlrt ebrLi1 NIT ibut gemeint bat.
11no bielelbe amtlt9e 8erLtner 8reIIe,
bic eben nod bon Der S6nIo ~Qlleranoer's
an ben bulgarti6en Wirren ipra1, giebt
iid, nab ben reIeiten &abeloepel6en, iekt
inn .6tubIid duf Sul9arten ben 160niteu
TrieOens9offnungen bin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18
Ser SGD bon @latopma.

SIS freut ms, DAB mir ben Brdltoe1tten
GlepeIano mad langerer 3ett einlnal wies
Der Loben f0nnen, uno 5ipar tuegen Der
q II # elIung etnes b d b / g II
uno I'M 9 iirgerfriege b M
pDIl , sc d n 8. Cine
Der pidtigIten g o it M I It ftelIen,
Die in y o It o II, lit tdullib ieBt benz q e.
neraG. Son DC. @or e lbertraz
gen ipor6en.
8eim Ausbrune bes 8irgerfrteges ri6te
@orie ais Sreitpiliger bon Soma tn'5
fseLo. st bra1te IS ourd Sapferfett uno
militGrtj1e 8egabung balo bis gum Sberlt
oes 6. S~nfanterisz 9tegiments Don Soma.
9td6oem er I'M Nugult 1863 Grt9aoes
General getporben mar, beiDQ6rte er it6
l6on etnen Wonat barauf In Der fur6ts
barren S9la1t anl Gbtdamduga ais elmer
Der Muertdpferlten inter ben Gapferen.
Seineu 9auptrubm getuann ct ober i'm
Dtai 1864 auf Gen. Sberman'S Oelo5ug
bon Chattanooga na6 Itlanta; benin 0ez
neral @0rle mar IS, pelher oar1alS bet
Qlatoona Den Nnpral beitabe oes
ganaen Seeres bes Jtebeueugeuerals Soc
Sobnlton ite9rei6 dushtelt uuo 10 ben 0es
neral Sherman lit ben Stanb leBte, ben
Slanfenmarih na1 Dallas Su n1aden uno
Solution SulIddit bis SeneiatD 3trufsus
tperfeu. 9te 8ertbetoigun9 DeS Qlatoonas
8alie5 burd General Gorle 1T etne Der
glGnsenoiteu Wafeutbaten bes Burger
frieges uto it9ert iDrem 8oIbriuger Die
unlterbli1feit tn Der &riegsz
geibtOte.
Nls 8efeblsbaber elmer Dinifion nabm
@orie aud beruorragenoen NntbetL an
Sherman's Warlh BON QltIantd an Die
See unb an Sberman's S9IuBfelo3ii9en
in Den @arolinas.
9ta9 Dem &rteee purOe CT bur6 YrGltz
bent SobNion Bunoesiteuers Gtnnebuler in
Gbicago uno nermaItete oas Nnt gut. Nlt6
uadoen er lein Nmt unter Brdftoeut
Grant all Gomun6 Sliien abge9eben bate,
blteb ef nod mebrere Sabre ais berporraz
GENDER 0emofrdt in &btcdgo. W1breno Der
Observation-Disclosures Don 1876 aut 1877
erbot er itd, nit etnem Golfsbeere our
Sin Iebung pes Brd1toeuten Tiloen mad
Malbtngton su ridden. Oo1 Die oernofras
tii1e Bartei i'm @ongreiie eriparte t6m
bteie Mhibe, inbem fte ii6 auf ole v@lecs
@et. Gorie mad Wal1a6uletts iber. ST.
ietn neues Nmt miro er lth pobl lhneu
etnarbeiten.
General Grant, unter belfen Mugen
Gprle in ber ShIa6t BET CHATTANOOGA gee
fo1ten uno gebIutet BAT, iteat tbrn, obglet6
@orie Der eriminise Seino DeS RrGitoenten
@rant mar, in leiuem 8uhe 6aS 3eugniB
aus: vGr mar Elm tapferer unO tibti9er
8efeblsbaber, elmer Der fdbiglten frettutats
gen Otfi5lere, ipelhe Der Hrteg berporge<
brabt bat"
lleber bus gerbalten bes Gen. Gorie Bel
Nltoona iagt Grant: v@orie nno iein
9dufletn purber aut's frdfttgite bon biel>
fu0 iberlegenen Eruppenmaiien anges
9riffen. General Sherman lab bon ietner
bohen Steuung aus ben &f tpitben,
mdbreno bic Sruppeu Der @oniooerirten
ii6 3ptiben ibln uno Gorle befanben.
@orie mar Elm Wanr, Oer fi4 uientaIs err
geben baben tpiroe. ST muroe eur1's
4eitbt geihoiien, aber mtttellt Der SignaLs
flagse CAB er benz Seloberrn eiu 3et1en,
oaS feinen 2iuetfel bariiber Lief, Dap er lets
ileu Boiten bis auf ben Iebten Weann be-
baupten tpiiroe."
&ann ee Elm beIieres Sob fir einen tapfez
rem Solbaten 9ebea2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18
6 il u t b e I.

Ser NattonaG Mbgeprbtete
81 tharb @untber bat iestktptrtlth
Die tDua I'M 3petten Gpn9Ee6 b e.
3trte BON @tscontn an8ebotene
unabh GongreBto b az
tnr gegeniber benz oortigen bcmofrattz
iben Ralibtoaten DELANEY angenommen.
tIn9en in Mtsconiin beflrtporten Die @rz
@lnt6er i'm @e9eniabe su DetareD, Der
nt6tS als Elm corrtpter 2ofalpolittter let
BET oteler @elegen9ett ertpdbnen mir,
baB aud in @btcago lhon in etiem @ons
greBbeStrt elm in etnein oroeren 8e5irf
tDobnetoer Sanot0at ms rationale Nbgez
oronetenbaus 9em66lt tporoen lit. Stt 3rDet=
ten bieit9en BeSirf nuroe 116ltlth i'm 9to=
pentber 1882 ~ebenfalIs ais u~rabb6ngtaer
eegen etnen bemotrattihen Ganptodten ST.
Sobn S. StnertD gepabIt, ob8Iet6 CT I'M
pierten Beairf pobnte.
SIT ieinem Mnnabm H retben,
an bic gSdDler beS 5iDetteH 8tsconiiuer 8es
Sirfs iaat @iInt6er:
v9a Der Nufruf 3t lneiner utaDbGngts
gen Sanotoatur 10 3ablreih BON berDor>
ra9enoelt BIrgert beioer Bartetet 1tno BON
touangebenoen Wdnnern in ieoem GountD
bss Bestrfs unterSethnet 1T, nebme ib Die
Gdnotoatur Gil. @S miro aud in Der 3uz
flnft metn Streben ieirt, ebello tDie bisber
Die 0tehte bes 8oIfes gegen Die Nhgriffe Der
Ma@t Der Gorporattonet unb WonopoIe
be6arrIt0 uno fur6tloS 5u Dert6eiOtBen.
SD nerDe Das Ge6t nertbetotgen unb bas
unreht Derbammen, glei6uteL In tpelher
Bartei Is it6 %ftuoet."
Die 9usltaten @intber's ideiuen troy
Ser fri6eren bcmotratti6eu Mebr6etten
ieues 8e5irts, ourcbaus nt6t unganfttg su
iett. t>tt-}t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18
9emtI0e 1tnO SriI@e tin S4inDtIeA
EQUITY 9a Saue.
Gus benz s6erol6" in Ottoma.

Dte poIitiide Sage i'm Gounto gep6brt
etnen be%triibenoen uno aud erbetternoen
Qlnblif, ie na6 Dem Stanppuntt Oes 8es
oba6ters. SIR ben itrammen 8arteiflepz
Der, Der fir etren geIben 6uno auf ieincm
Stdet Itinmen lpiroe, iin0 Die @usii6teu
tribe unb traurtg, oenn es Liegt p6Qto
oufer benz 8erei6 Der W09libfeit, bah bQs
cine pDer DaS dnbere Eidet b~ouitdn6tg ers
mGblt tper0en fam. @rbeiterno Itn6 bic
QuSltdten MIR fir ben auBerbalb oes @es
DR6Is itehehoeh fRbIen P~6tIoiop6en, bev
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-10-18

@arteiuerbd[tuiIie muroe Die g9abI 9ez
tpitt's. nenigite1s our6 cine groBe rBiu5
ralitdt", aud bann geit1ert iein, tpen1 Die
2epubGifaner ibm tb0rt6ter Wetle einet
Barteiz &anoibateu ~gegenlbsrlteleT mlr7
ben. -
Die SEEN gorter &rbeiterpartet aber pir6
1t6 riibmen f0nnen, Der Staot JteiD Dort
eineu 10 guten Bargermetiter Derldaftt. gu
baben. Oenn tpenn Die Nnglt nor tbr mot
oetpeien tuGre, oaltll Dlroen ote Demo-
frater iih ntmmermcbr aHf etnen Wtann
tpie 9epitt g~eeini9t baben.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
MEDICINE AND STIMULANTS.
Getting . Black Eye.

Last year Lieut.. Moxio and some friends
accid entally found food plant while visit
ing the South American Province of" Matto
Crosse" that has the most remarkable etfec
OH tired nerves Imaginable. Simple. harm
less as Cruel; neither medicine, stimulant,
tonic or Alternative, 1t makes you feel solid,
vigorous, hungry and capable Of great en-
duranee, leaving no reaction, but as perma-
me mt reeQlts al beefsteak. IL recoyers from
nervousness, nervous exhaustion, or any re.
suits of overWork at once, even blindness,
insanity and paralysis. 1t breaks up int0xi-
cation and the liquor thirst at once, and
makes tho drinkers feel better than stimu.
lants. 1t has already stopped half the liquor
traffic In Lowell, and is creating a n Immense
sensation In REV England and the Middle
states. A gigantic company has been formed
for its manufaoture and sale ali over the
world. Tho physicians say IL is the best
nerve fo1d yet discovered, and will super
sede stimulants and t0nicB. In honor Of III
discovery, 1t is called the "Moxie Nerve
Food 1t already crops out In the drug
gists' windows almost everywhere. The
wholesalers say its sale has never beer
equalled. For wonder, II Is very cheap
considering lts reputation.--Oourier.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
p. E. missionary meeting.

There was good attendance at the
second annual meeting of the Delaware
branch ofthe Women's Auxiliary Board
Of Missions OF the Protestant Episcopal
church on Thursday at st. Andrew 3
church. AT ~. 30 a. m. the program OF
the day commenced by religious ser
vices and administering the com
munion by Bishop Lee, Revs. Z. G..
Littell and @. E. Murray. The women's
work then commenced, when the Presi
dent, Mrs. Littell read an address
showing the operations Of the board.
Addresses were made by Mrs. DR..
Rumoney and Mrs. De. Downs Of Ger
lmantown, Pa. Mrs. G. Z McIlvaine,
the secretary, in her report stated that
there are in this State eleven branches
at work in the missionary cause of the
protestant Episcopal church; cen
Itrally located meeting room in this city
lis recommended for the use OF the
iexecutive committee; during the past
Iyear the organization has supplied all
1.-The clothing for the Indians at Leech
Lake, Dsk skota, under the charge of the
Rev. Mr.. Gilfillan, and boxes have
been sent away TO the value of 81 1l6.73
besides contributions in money Of
I$104 80.
l 1ho ooOIoldiy Ioporbou u Dh1auCo VI
b7.4 40 in the treasury and she recon-
mended the separation of the offices ol
secretary and treasurer.
Six scholarships were pledged for St
Mary's Orphanage in China. Misi
Emily Rodney of New Castle, Mrs. j
q. Shaw of this city and Mrs. Curtis O
Newark, were appointed to the triennia
fDeeting of the Women's Auxiliary in
Il;hicepo in OCtOher naxt when the uen
eral convention of the Episcopal churct
will be held in that city.
The following officers were elected
President, Mrs. T. g. Littell; secretary
Mrs O. e. McIvaine; treasurer, Mrs
VIM. g. Lodge; directress of Domestic
Missions, Mrs. John Burnhsm; of For
eign Missions, Mrs. d. d. Smith
Lunch was partaken of at 1.30 o'cloc k
and at 3 p. m. general missionary
meeting took place with addresses by
several persons.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
NEWS SUMMARY.
TO PLACE THE APA-
CHEs ON CATALINA ISLAND.


Senator Fair, of Nevada, has sent to
the Secretary of the Interior q PAM
phlet advocating the settlement OF the
Apache question by the placing of the
Apaches on Santa Catalina Island, in
the Pacific Ocean, about twenty-five
niles southwest OF Los Angeles, Cali
fornfa. The island can be bought from
Its owners for consideration, Mr.
Fair says the climate of the island Ia
delightful, and adds: "Should this
island be purchased and the Indians
placed thereon 1t will forever put an
end TO the annual summer raids of
these Indians upon the unprotected
white settlers and their families"
In New York on Thursday Aldermen
Farley, Wendell, McQuade, Duffy and
Cleary, indicted for bribery in connec-
tion with the Broadway railway fran
chise, were arraie ned in court and
pleaded not guilty 10 the indictments,
Alderman Fullgraff did not appear and
was given until to-day to do 30.
Q B. Ficklin, ex- Congressman from
Illinois, died on Wednesday, aged 78
years. He served several terms in the
State Legislature, and four terms in
Congress, the last ending In 1850. He
devoted much time, after his retirement
from public life, to writing the early
history of Illinois.
The Supreme Court of Virginia has
deciced the case of T. j. Cluverius,
convicted in Richmond of the murder
OF his cousin, Lillian Madison. The ac-
ton Of the Court below is sustained and
a new trial refused. Cluverius will be
re-sentenced to be hanged.
The labor troubles were discussed in
Yesterdays Cabinet meeting, and "the
riots in Chicago and Milwaukee, and
elsewhere, we're referred to, with q
view of taking such precautions for the
protection of the Government property
az may be found necessary"
Joseph Il. Farr, editor of the Courier
newspaper, in Hampstead, Texas, was
shot dead on Wednesday afternoon by
j. j. Cloud, Justice of the Peace. Farr
had published report that Cloud was
IL 900 short in his accounts with the
county.
VIM. I. Green, one of the owners Of
the Creedmoor plantation, in st. Ber-
nard parish, Louisiana, was shot, and
perhaps mortally wounded, on Wednes-
day, by Albert Smith, a discharged
colored employe.
The rigging at the Thayer Oil Well at
Washington, Pa, was fred by lightning
Thursday morning. The well is one OF
the largest in the district, having an
average daily flow Of sixty barrels.
The Senate of Ohio yesterday author
ICED the PresidenJ to appoint several
deputy sergesnts- at arms TO arrest alb
sentees. They will go to other States
after the members.
Three fires were started simultane-
oIsly among wooden buildings in
Shenandoah, Penna on Wednesday
night, but the flames were soon extin-
guished.
The Massachusetts House of Repre-.
sentstives yesterday rejected Senate
bill allowing savings banks to inves,
in Cincinnati bonds. Only two voteE
were given for the bill.
Coop's foundry at Hamilton, Ont
!, was damaged by fire Thursday to tn,
extent of $40, 200.
Ex-senator David Davis, of Illinois
is reported to be dangerously ill of car
buncle, at his home in Bloomington.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
AsburY Literary society.

The following is the program of the
Asbury Literary Society for Saturday
evening: Music, duett, the Misses Sol
lowsy; reading, Clara Thompson
reading, Mrs. Clark music; instru
mental solo, Miss Gregg, reading
Alinda johnson; music, solo, Vina So
oway. Debate: Resolved, That the bill
for the reorganization of the army now
pending before the U. s. Senate should
become law; affirmative, James McDow
ell, Charles H. Bordner; negative, j. j.
McMullin, j. e, Mckay; music, SOLO
aeleeted; CRITICS report.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07

sun rises A.67, Sun sets e.66.
Il. A. Humphrey 81 Bro, Hatters.
Oysters in all styles.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup 1T Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
The ground floor--sawdust.
Ice cold salt oysters at FulImer's.
Try Bush's coal you will ike II.
Very "taking" In its way-smallpox
Brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
Birds and cages at Parkers's, East ana 0
Millard =. Davis', iewslsr, o Z. and street
Oily Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streetl
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hsnf's, 10 Z. Fourth
r. y. Hodges, general upholsterer, 1o9 "
Eighth street.
Clothes wringers with steel rods, Eas
Attn street
"All flesh is grass but some people, dis
play more grenness than others.
This is leng tramp said q policeman n
rs ne ran in six-foot vagrant.
A bowling success-the dog that is locked
out all night next dosr.
Isn't an attempt to prove an alibi self
New arrivsl of CLAIMS frs. OF the season. a
Pennell h sons, l20 King street.
Go. TO II. d. Moores for butter, cheese
etc. Everything guaranteed as represented
stalls ~ and "a. Second street market.
Infants clothing and Jadies' underwea,
made at Staats & Davis, No. East Fourti
street.
Chinese doctors only get from five 70 ser
cents visit. They are probably Just as fata
as otner doctors who get from 50 to IS,
Barnum had to dispense with the service
OF his glass-ester because the man discovered
an Inclination 10 dine OF the tumblcrs in tn,
ring.
TIE soldier drummer beats his reveilIe IL
the morning easily, but is failure generally
hen he tries to beat the revel he indulgei
In the evening.
A man was buried alive at Barbastro, IL
spain. They think that was very atrocious
yet men are euried alive in merica aftel
every election
1iyou want cheap picture frames, 90 to @
X. Baugh, ZO3 West Second street. have
the largest stock in Delaware; come and ee
for yourselves.
hoss, ll6 Market street, has a large anC
t1ne assortment OF gents spring hats, under
wear, suspenders and neckwear at price
guaranteed the lowest In the city. Gail anC
| see them.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
Amusements.

Tie incomprehensible Kellar drew
another crowded house at the Academy
last night, and as usual all present
were amused and bewildered by his
many wonderful feats. His entertain
ment Is an agreeable diversion from
tho usual dramatic representa- tions of
the play houses. Behind the footlights
the mystic forces are unloosed and
natural laws defed. The skilful wiz
ard pleases with the deftness he en-
ploys in his magic art, with his fiuency
of speech, that requisite TO msgician's
success, and his anxiety to satisfy by
giving to doubters the opportunity to
detect him in "his ways that are dark
and tricks that are" not vain. He is
versatile to the verge of unbelief Be-
fore the eye, apparent impossibilities
occur, transformations are effected
until one wonders II ones self remains
un nchanged, and involuntarily repeats,
"If it be [, I've little dog ut home
that will know me-"
He will appear again this evening,
and to- morrow afternoon will give q
matinee for the special accommodation
of ladies aud children. he will make
his last appearance to morrow night,
and those who have not already seen
him should improve one of these op-
portunities.
Tonight Maggie Mitchell will ap-
pear at the Opera House for the first
time this season, in her new play
entitled maggie, the Midget" This
is one of the best plays this charming
actress has ever presented; the plot is
excellent, while the story is prettily
told and unfolded with brisk and
Isprightly action. The principal char
acter affords Miss Mitchell abundant
opportunity for the displaying of her
Isrch and piquant style of acting, her
merrimeng and brightness and her pa
thetic as we'll as her comedy power.
THE first act closes with a dashing
Ichorus and fsndango by muleteers and
Ritanos, in the course of which the
Midget and Ishmael, the gypsy, dis
close their graces and agility in the
"bull- fighters dance" and the scene is
In itself sufficient to carry the play
successfully. The play is mounted
with care and taste. and some of the
lscenery is admirable in effect.
She will be supported by an excellent
company, and from the appearance of
the box sheet will have q crowded
ihouse.
Tomorrow night the handsome and
accomplished young actress, Miss
Blanche Curtisse, will appear at the
lOpera House under the auspices Of the
Coachmaker's Assembly, X. of L., for
the benefit OF the strikers in various
parts of the country. The New York
World, in speaking OF this play, says;
"Only a Farmers Daughter" has a
pronounced melodramatic tone; it is
Ihighly emotional, and, it might be said,
sensational; and having a strong plot
and being very skillfully constructed,
1t follows that there are many strong
Isituations and plenty of life and action
all through-in short, that it is a very
defective acting play. In addition to
this. it should be said that the dialogue
is as good as the plot and the process of
the development, that the parts are
NEARLY all effective, and that the de
nouement is novel, ingenious and
highly impressive.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
PIeasa stop

At the Boston One Price Boot and Shoe
House and look at our spring stock OF
gents, ladies' and chilaren's shoes. We
have all the leading styles, and are pre-.
pared TO sell at the lowest cash prices.
Also beautiful line of ladies' slippers,
with French and common sense heels.
So4 Market street. Henry Pike, pro,
prietor.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
Camp Meeting.

The meeting held by Scout Flannel
in McSorley's woods, Brandy wine Hun
dred, on Sunday afternoon, was quite
well attended and passed off pleasantly
Another meeting will be held next
Sunday afternoon, and the Scout ar
ticipates o great awakening. Persons
who desire to attend can leave this city
In the cars at 1910 and return ut p. M
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
The BOARD of Haalth

The new Board of Health met last
evening and organized by unanimously
electinR DR.. Draper president and Jas.
M. Griffin treasurer. Sixteen applica
tions were made for the position OF ex
ecutive officers, and after the merits ol
each one had been separately can vassed
and the recommendations read ballotinS
was commenced, which resulted as fol
lows:
For the Eastern district Nathaniel b.
Hill, a wood carver living at No. 1917
East Thirteenth street, was chosen by 8
vote of to 2, and for the Western dis
trict, Samuel S. Curlett, plasterer o
No. 400 Tatnall street, by a vote of to l
The rules of the old board were
adopted, and DR.. Ogle and Mr.. Kane
were instructed to see if the Public
Building Committee of City Council
would not grant the board permission
TO meet in the rooms of the Board o
Education. DR.. Springer and Mr.
Griffin were appointed to audit the &C.
counts and settle with ex-Treasure
| Feaster
| Secretary Frazer was instructed u
have three hundred or more copies Q
x'President Bush's last annual review
printed in pamphlet form. Two case
Iof nuisance were considered and apprc
Ipriate action ordered.
II was resolved to strictly enforce tn
following order:
"The law for the removal OF garbag
and offal provides that they shall /
taken away daily, Sundays excepted
from May to November, and thre
times a week from November to MAJ
The contractors shall notify the peopl
by ringing bell. The garbage sha
DO placed where the collector can readil
get it, as at the outside of the alley gat,
and there shall not be any wash watt
or other substance than kitchen refut
or offal put into the vessel, and that I'll
vessel shall not contain more than
bushel. The board desires that both Il
lpeople aud the contractors carry OF
Gheae rnlea" f"
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07

L. W. Stidham & Son, auctioneers,
sold at pnblic sale for A. Fl. Tyson, at
Chester, Pa, on Thursday, the 9Th in !.
horses AZ follows; 1884, $40. $40. Sl69
si66, Sl94, 1892, S2l1, S246, 1927, 1896,
1921, $223, 1921. 90 $215, $222, S315. S335,
and $40, Average for the nineteen
head, 1928 81-10o. The sale was we'll
attended and bidding spirited.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
Up the Brandywine.

Edward Robinson has opened re-
freshment stand up the Brandy wine,
near the high bridge OF the p. 81. Is. Il
II. He will have swings and boats tc
hire and will cater to the wants OF ill
who frequent the romantic Brandy
wine.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07

Taylor & Fullerton have placed q
handsome new soda fountain In their
store, No. 302 King street, and are now
prepared to furnish q cool and refresh.
ing drink, of all havors, to any callers
during the hot weather at the low price
OF five cents. We commend their enter
prise and hope that they may be liber-
ally rewarded.
Daily Republican., 1886-05-07
Not u Candidate.


While 1t is true that my name was
canvassed to a certain extent as can
didRte for the Republican nomination
for President OF the City Council, it Is
equally true that after mature rehec-
tion announced my declination. If L
have been named by any other party as
a Candidate [ am not aware of the fact.
s. HERSEY.