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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

The net proceeds received by the treas
urer of the Homeopathic Hospital rom
the Janior Association on account OF the
recent entertainment are $4,000, instead
of g., 900, as at frat reported
At the regular meeting OF the officers
of the Junior As ociation at the hospital
building last Saturday 1t was decided to
establish chi dr. MS auxiliary organi-
cation under the control of the Junior
board. The president will be one oil the
letter organization, while all the other
officers will be chosen from among the
older children.
A musicale will be held In November
under the auspices OF the ladies OF the
Junior Assocla ion. All the arrange :
ments will be in the hands OF Miss Annie
Finn and Miss Clara Bent
The doll sale' will take place In De
cember All contrib tons, from q doll
paper of pins to trosseau, will be gladly
accepted by the laly managers.
All members oil the association wht
have not paid their dues are r,qlsste'
30 make an effort to gend In suotoElr
lions before Saturday next to Mlli
sarah Mendinhan, No 9i9 JetieIsoi
street, In order that complete &c POI
nay be Ieat to the treasurer OF "
senior board by that DAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

There arc 10 day many candidates In
he field for political posltlone, hut only
a few are chosen by the people. 30 It
Is with clothing dealers; many are in
the field try ing to control business, bet
ly n few have really accomplished 1t,
and those that are Going 1t have gained
1t by honest methods, while those that
are trying, and doing nothing, have
ruined their names by not living mp 10
their advertisements, and causing to be
pu blibhed all sorts OF tricks to deceive
the public. The people not only laugh
ut the foolish way these ruined wouid-
be competitors write their ads, but
give their establishment the great
40 by.
Now, when IN need Of anything In
the way of good honest made Rarments,
pA.ronlzs o deserving merchant. whDSt
record Is olesn; Que Ike our worthy
friend Louis Rellheimer. the "Eoopomy
Hal" Olothier, ACC Market street, be
tween Rumford's aud MoCloskey's hA
storest mAu who has gained his Gus
tom by selling whatever he offers 10 TOT
line Of clothing at the SIMPLEST possible
profit.
Kindly bear In mind that whatever
lpsison buys Of sh's gen enal, CT Ill
sa leamtn Is really IS per cent. cheape
THAN csn be bought Of any o hsr clothte
| Ia the city Of Wilmington or State o
DelgYA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

ALBUQUERQUE, N, NJ June Ia
Santa Fe passenger train had an I'd
experience a few miles out Of DoteI
lion last night. While the train VI
the station eight MAJ ked men ID
the platform Of the baggage car,
the train WIS run lug at great sped
OF the bandits climbed over he 1
and ordered he engineer 70 81
train, which he did after cOnili
parleying
The fireman, however, lsaped irl
machine and started down the tril
nag the second section, which VS..
with teverAl detachments Of regull
diers going South When the B
saw blue uniforms on the patton
the second trail they ran to the
tains. whtre they ere now in hiding
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

Yester lay afternoon q representative
NJ hi, o amer CALLED ut the City Hall
apd through the courtesy OF special
Officer Hanna, was permitted to Inter
view Jane Neleon, tho woman who wis
suppossd TO be with John Martin, who
WAS found dead along the b. q U. y.
r., at the foot OF Bird street, yeSterdh y
Upon being asked the question IS to
who she was, and from whence abe
came, she replied that she arrived In
this CITY from West Chester about two
weeks ago, since which she had ram
bled around the city and finally brought
up to the house OF Sallie Kennard on
Bird street. Here she made her head
quarters, but frequently went out.
The deceased went out on None ay
evening and she accompanied b m
About 8 O'Clock In the evening she len
hiGl and went with two young men 70
vacant shed, where tie party Remained
lsIl sight Shortly before D O'clock thu
(pArty separated and she went TO tb'
house Of the woman named above. Or
her way Bhe noticed tie body OF the de
ceased lying alongside Of the track.
In ABswer to an Interrogation aB u
| u no the two men vera with 1hcm chs
n aimed oil night, the woman IeplisS
that they were unknown to her. Far tie
lausstlons ELECTED the statement fton
her, that when she arrived In this CIT
she had GAIA which contained w II
money. This oAba together with poR
tents we've stolen from her. She doe
not know who the thieves are.
She also stated that the oaha CON
tsinsd . recommendation from the MIR
Is or OF The Presbyterian Churoh
Frazer Station, on the Pennsylvhni
railroad. The reporter informed he
that there was no church Of shat place
as he knew all about that looaiity
This surprised her and she became noD
q uased. The woman Ia evidenely OF
d,ssolu,e character, She Is dressed 4
black and OF preposseesing appearance
At the inQaest this morning abe va
held by the Ooroner's jury for fttur
faction,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13
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The Stops OF an organ

With such imp RANT functions as the
liver, are OF course productive Of serious
bodily disturbance When 1t relAxes its
secretive and dislributive activity, bile
gets into the blood and tingee the skin and
v hite of the eyes with yellow, the bowels
become constipated the tongue coated,
the breath sour Then comes h adache',
vertigo and congestion of the organ, &C.
compSnied with pain in its vicinity, or
under the right shoulder blade Shall
blue pill be :he remedy sought? No, for
mercury in any form is pernicious What
then? Experience indicates Bostetter's
stomach Bitters Us the true remedy for
inactivity of the liver 1t not only re-
laxo' the bowels without pain BIT has a
direct stimulating effect upon the h pat
ic gland itself, the seat and origin OF the
troub e. All malarisl complaint invol-
yes disorder OF the liver, and Of theae the
Bitters is the mos. popular curative. Ii
also conquers dyspepsia, nervousness
I rheumatism and kidney troubles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

For the past six weeks fsir has
been held In 81. Jchn's II, Q. church 81
Hockessln. Father Fa;rEdy bets g the
pastor. The proceeds OF tins falls VIII be
used for the purpose Of erecting q pas
toral residence. Las. evening Esther
Flynn, of 81. Msry's church OF this
city, awarded the following ptzas
which were contested iUI: Gold
rluR, Mas 6oaanslI. returned $780,
MISS Moynihsn, t3l.60i baby chair,
Master Hugh Lyons, S37 boi Master
William Qui /. t6676; 4. KrlleheE,
f35 20; set Of nsrness, john p. K5lle-
her, ST1 20; Maubew Boyce, tS376i
gold watch, John Oresdon, $50; James
d. MOynif su, Of Lsnte1burs, Pa
1913 90. The fair will close on Saturday
Evening. The proceeds OF .ho fair have
thus far sIu o1utel to over 81 .0Oe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

In the q. u. circuit Court this morn.
ing, Jusiice Bradley presiding, with
Judge Wales as associate, the argument
In the case Of the I'd N Illustrators Of the
estate OF O. B. Snyder Va E.izabt III Mo
Comb, executrix. was resumed.
Tho subject OF the Gaze is dispute 81
TO the ownership Of 500 shares o; stock
In the Southern Railroad Association,
standing In the name Of Henry 8. Ne
Comb, as trustee. HcCOmb claimed to
hold this stock as eecurliy for motey-
loaned TO third person, under WHOM
Snyder claimed, as assignee, and which
his administrations claim he was abso
luts owner Of As assignee. The com
plainants claim ths value Of the SOCK
with interest since 1871 amounting to
$4,000
There is an artEy OF talent gagged in
the case, among them baipg Hon.
Wayne AoVesgh. OF PenLsy iyauiat
Mr.. Wilson, of Boston; Senator aray,
| William o. 6pruanoe and George Ii
Bates.
Mr.. Bates opened the argument 70
ths defendants this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

BANGOR, Me-, June 12.-Sellon, the
postal car murderer, talked t, q reporter
this morning in the jail the tears run
ming down his cheeks as he spoke, He
said: "Jerry AID l had words on Satur-
day morning at the hotel and again on
the car at night He came up behind
and clinched me, just AZ turned and
faced him. he was intoxicated or partly
90 at the time, anc stronger than l v as.
Slowly he forced me back against the
shelf, bending me ward over 1t The
edge OF the shelf cut in my back and l
was being struggled knew the knife
lay at my right God Knows j would
give MILL II 1t ad not been there |
thought to take 1t and sable his arm
can't tell you what followed"
Here Sellou broke down and cried like
child.
Continuing, he said: "Jerry RELEASED
me md walked the rear Of the car and
in an instanr the tragedy was discovered.
knew not what 10 do aud before could
collect my thoughts the train pulled out
could no tAen give myself up. Imagine
my situation and tell me what you wou d
have done under the circumstances
concluded to Keep still and urged Hayes
10 DO so, but am glad the whole storI
ha Leen told"
At this time the relatives of Sellor
ca led aud the interview was closed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

When 1t comes to genuine cures L as
Vegas can show up some pretty tall stor-
les. VI st OF the cures are effected by
the mud baths which are novel feature.
The patient splastered over from head to
foot wi extremely hot mud, made by
mixing prairie loan with the hot mineral
water. The nose, mouth eyes and ears
are lett uncovered He is then pl4c ed In
a tub Of the mud and left there half al
hour after which his dirty coating 10
Seraped OF A shower cath Of hot water
follows, then plunge in a tank of 1T;
alter which comes thu massage by pro
iessional; half Az hodr's stesta-the pa
tient sleeping, wrap d in a sheet, in a
room the mperature of which is $50
and after this ano her rubbing. Ii rheu-
mstism survives this treatment long the
patients only hops for relisf lies in sui
eide.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

The Grand Army committee on plao-
ing headstones at the graves OF DEC BASED
soldiers, wishes TO ascertain the name
of the regiment and company In which
the deceased served, with the date Of
death aud place where buried, o. the
following:
William Buckingham, Simeon FL.
Woodrow, Andrew Eunviller, John
Sawsll, Jacob W. Smith, Jesse EAchee,
Thomas Cox, W. Il. Pyle. William q.
White, Joseph McIlyain, WIN. Willis,
Jas. T. Thompson, George D. Young,
Joseph Robinson, George A. Dioktrtoni
Charles AllAwAy. George Btrtgpl
Robert Green, Dol John W. Andrews.
John j. Haley, Andrew Stewart, John
W Hayden, Charles @ Phipps, JAMES
II. Geaves, Hasey Wilson, William ii
Eaton, Joseph Rash.
Tbe above in formation should be lef
with james M. Baulliem. NJ No. 22l
Walnut str,e:, previous to July LIST, e
insure the beAdstones being oortept.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

The Law and Oder Society seem de
termined to push the illegal liquor
sellers to the wal. and 1t 10 understood
that all who violate the law will DC
prosecuted, Other detectives will be
employed, and these who sell without
license, or In any other way violate the
law, will do so % their own risk.
This morning Frank HArkinf, Of No"
10 East Front street, was srraiRned be
for Judge OummtnH, charged With sell
| ing lisuor without license. He was
Represented by Willard Sanlsbury,
ESQ, who asked that the hearing be
postponed, to awe him time T. produce
| testimony to discredit the testimony OF
informsrs Morris and! !Laconia. Mr.
Ball opposed the motion, aud said that
Pit might not be posslble to produce the
! witnesses II the case was postponed es
they had business elsewhere Mr..
snulsbury said be did not think there
would be any difficulty In procurit 6
1.-The evidence, as 1t seemed to BIS on top.
Judge Oump'ns replied, "Well II
don't take much, you know, in Gases o.
this kind"
@Oh no,Iyour hcn0r, / am aware q
That" answered Mr.. Salisbury, ter
cents worth in bottle, and an oath on
the witness stand, that Is not worth
much more, Ia ell that Is required
The case OF Neill DOherty OF scheu
lPArk was also called. He Was repre-
sentsd by II II. Ward, Esq., who ais
asked for o postpon ement. City Sollct
tor Ball urged that the case. be heard o.
Ionce, and said: 1--WE have no way o.
keeping these detectives hers, unless vi
u limit them under BAIL"
. "You can lock them mp In Iap," sale
Mr.. Ward.
awe would NOT like to do that" re-
Iplied Mr.. Gall, 'as it would keep par
tlcular kind OF business out OF oer;ali
lawyer hands, and that would be yer!
cruel"
After some further argument th
hearings were postponed until Thurs
day, the 31ss inst.
Il Michael MAyser, OF Third and Tatnal
lstreets, had no attorney, and his Gas
Twas heard. InformsTs Morris and La
iconiA testified that they bought vbisk
In his place on ThursdAy, May II, an
IcarrIsd some away IN bottle. Tn
accused denied selling II to them, an
, said that be had lot sold any iutcx
I ioatiug liquor since his license was II
D fused at the February term. He becaui
very much excited ,and seemed dispose
to abuse the Witnesses, when he va
, checked by Judge Cummins. III
final disposition of this case was pos
, lponed until the 21st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13
FIFTH EDITION,



Ihii morning Deputy Corona, w
ltss, t1mmonsd . Jury for ihs NM
Of holding an inquest over ,b ps PuipI
. ohm Martin, the man who ~, Wy
~ IA along the line Of
DeiaEare Western r R, trsoSs a,
loot OF Bird street yesterday mo.s
about $50 O'Clock. Among ~, %V'l
nessts examined were: jana, AIM.
n. U. Allen, q. II. Lopkerm,rA nv
Shepperd. William Luoss, oI,,.j
Oonnsll, W. I. Jones, who Is,its NAV
70 the finding ofthe body Ard tbs ny
tlon 1t Was In. N 'ue O0
Hugh o'Nsil, ysrdmG.ts, n, al
q T Il. B., testified that h. s,sm1
car No 1901 Of the d. &0Rp
. 10 O'Clock on Monday po,ninS
found blood on the east forw.rt
aud truck; he did rot tblpI H.,
wheel passed over The had nj ~
ceased he thought wheel pSsssS
the right aim be found a plscs Al
ca one Of the plSnka Of ,hs c,rs
tue body wa, lying on the grouud
found.
The Testimony Of Jane Nelaop
woman with whom the deetawl
seen, was corroboratlye, as thai
llshed elsewhere in au Interview n
LAY afternoon by IUporlef cf
paper. Charles Murphy and Di
BrAinley testlied that they vero
emitting engine Of the p, WEB,
aud when coming In from ths
Yard noticed the body and helped
1t up.
As there were witnesses Absen,
concluded the testimony, and The
Adjourned until tomorrow ct
tt o woman Nelson WAS locked DC.
IL thought that abe knows more
the case than she has stated OF led
81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13
FOURTH EDlTlOh


A ,soular ms citing Of the Street 81
aa.-ar nanartmeut was held last even
ins' II. A. Miller was given permission
- nave uutter on north aide OF TDtr
SANTA street from Jtffereou TO Cham
nsrisin: Charles Solloway and others TO
cn,h. nave and gutter Pleasant street
Sstveen VanBuren and Harrison
streets. -..a Il,
y.1or Of refundiug all money deposited
tor nermits to beds OF streets previous
Ia February /, 1883. except Nos. 6s, i3o
and i68, and the report was adopted:
II was decided that hereafter when
an order Ia sent from the secretary 10
the chief engineer, that has not oeen
formAllv approved at meeting OF the
hoard il shall, II end Orsed by two mem
bers, be considered offieiAl'
Tn following bills we're passed;
weekly pay-roll, $40 50; Davis q
Rather. 81, 2fe 86; William simmons,
800 10; Brand, wine Granite Company,
a 59S IS; John Fiamer, $40 oS; John
Doian, S277 "A; Richard Walker
Ss9S al: P. v. Martin, f3s S9i Fer
rls Bsos., g.; Combs o. and L 90
2IO 6R. j, v Carhs.e & Co., IS $751; Fin
Law. Garrett y wieou, $50; n. j. Der
rlcRson, Sis; NJ Kyle, 81; Pennsyl'
vnpia Globe aud Gss Light Company
S75s. $50; CHARLES Irous, s6i =. Fl; Gay
iey, $40; Mark Bssk, so cents; Jsmei
Heaid, IS cents; Lizzie Wood ward
81 10; P, W. 8 B. Railroad, u 81 q
b Jones, IS rs; W q. Tunis, 50 oerts
washington Jones, "a 49, Miohse
Riley, $3.50 80; John Q. Lsvery, sss %
william HSrr,Rau, $20.63i Mrs. Lucas
31B.65; Mr.. M K. Conway, tlo; JON
Hsvk. S27 90; James HArrisan, e68. rs
Neal Duffy, $s8 10; Alice Tucker
ISL as; Maurice Moran, e62 30; Michae
Leonard, $50 50; Delaware Printing
Company, Sl223; Charles Warne
Company, 81 10; Gas Company, VI,
S88 rs; q. wtsl $3.50; Summons Z
Bro, $43. IA; o j. Hession, Slb 70; vii
min ton and Northern Railroad Com
paDy, t12O 90; Richard Walker, $40 1t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

VIM. d. Pisrson, it,, has III
pointed mtpAeeI Of the Bui.desI
oom In the second story o! the
building. The room 10 comb
fitted up with cbsir rid isSi
telephone 10 being put In ior thsl
nienoe OF the members. Bi!y
are already enrolled on the book
several more to hear from, The
Of Giieotors sill hold q nesllH
evening. The formal cle1lnI
toom will taxi place Oh Saturday
Ing, at which time An iDtefesl.n
Sram will be given. 1t Is ooniaH
TO make this association one
failures OF WllnlnRtoa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

The KlGg street msrh st was well sup
piled With vegetable this morning and
prices ruled as ioiio6s:
Butter, 20 &c 80 oen,s per pound eEsP,
20 and rs oeuts er GCZen; POTATOES, 25
to 80 cents PER half pc tx; peer, 10 10 30;
tomEsO,s, IL 20 10; aspa ngu-, 10 TO 10
cents bpnot; heeJs, 10 to 10 10; rA-
dishes, 8 cents bu1o OF or 2 bunches for
8 cents; ettuce, cents or 2 bun has for
D cent?; cherries, 10 10 IL CENTS psr
quart; onions, 10 C'nls per quart Canli.
flower, 10 81 IS Csrts = htAt; cs6bsge, 5
10 10 cgniB a Aead; inns b6sns. 10 cents
q quart; Chickens. 81 TO Si.40 paiti
nals, 90 cells 0Eshel; corn, 20 cents a
bushc!; nag. Bl7 = ton, and straw BIZ q
ton,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

LONG BRANCH, JUICE ]. "a
Baird United States mall con,lsIi
to day so severely injured By l1 a ,
a horse that his life 8 desp .a' y
was driving a team at Fourth [t.. y
sea avenues, when Que noi W.
Baird struck the fractions Ani In
gave him a stunning SloA ~. ~
face. He was knocked s'n \
side of his ace was m5 IAN !, y n
skull was fractured. fnsre ~
hope Of his recovery. Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

Several parties whose . ilsl h
turned down at the lttf n,
court, went to Dover yesteiiii5l \,
they could not preVaiil. S W..
tom to rec nsider bis deeA a, \,
almost needless to say 'la. nav, :
was futile, and that they c "a M
better Of than when :! N
Judges have trouble eI q ! mi
cepses while they are Ia t l.,,i. J2 4
not disposed to be 'FOuV"
after they so home. +
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

=
DULUTH, June IS The recent
rains have caused the greatest no1
known In Northern Minnesota
the tanks OF logging streams WI
the st. Louis river millions oil \
land are overflowed, aud loss o.
feared. Part of the village o. W
completely submerged Ine "
saw mills are flooded and abandon
In the boOns S0,OO0,OOO logs VIZ
med on Tuesday morning, Shl y
the number had been sWelle1
200 coo, 900. All county oIlasS
carried away. The village o. |
Lac Is und5: water.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13
"rhe ship OF state,

1.-THE Ship Of State" will be trimmed
with suoh skill "a Scott M, K. Ohuroh
this evening, rs u give all who attend
an opportunity 10 see her much moo
folly than was possible on sunday.
The exercises generally will be nlots
interesting than wss possible in the
crowded condition Of the church. 4"
order 20 Gni'ay eEpi rses n Edniss' n
fee OF IL ctDts ~ b, charged. TIL,
tritiinV sun, Is hoped, giil not ope'
rate u keep ery isat-thinking person
from attending
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

A mad dog broke into the house OF y.
irreuud, No. 500 Moth Sixth street,
Philsdelphis, on Tuesday, while the
family WEI out and destroyed ptarly
oil the artioles,i one Of the bedroom ,
including clothing aud bureau mir.
ror, va,ss and ornaments. 1t is sup
D Used that the dog took bis ref action in
tue mirror for sEo,her dog. Tho enimal
was found orouchine In the cellar when
Mr.. Freund returned home, and WA
shot by a policeman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

Meyer Meyers, clOthi ..i. ~ \ a
Market streets, in put lns Nc II
works las Saturday t. e. ny ~
slight mishsp. His n1 R, ans u
in contact with a k, % ianp
taking fire, caused nun 4 a " %ijS nld
for q few seconds IKE i . ~'lt ID
tuns tely he csc ped WIFI ~ y new
person, ard the prize q y The ys "a
coat was duly olafgeu "
aOunt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

READING, June IL The Board OF
Health have directed that suit be brought
sgaiast Rev. NJ P. Doyle, Clergyman Of
the United Brethren Church, for failing
to report marrigGs solemnized by him.
he refused to ePort for two years, and
then cent in report In which all the
blanks except those for the names of the
contracting parties were filed out with
the words,"I don't knYw."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

Yesterday afternoon az aged lads
named Charlotte Clay ton, died suddenly
at the residence Of her son inIar, vii
liam rocd. No 1909 French street. rhs
deceased hGd had several paraiy .ic
strokes, which was the cause OF her
death. The corortr gave certificate OF
death In accordance With the facts,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

Mrs, Gysgg Chandler tas gone %
Ocean Grove, N. j. and will occupy
her cottage at that place as Usual this
seaeon.
James If Ks,vey a,co npanied the
Knights u fsthias excursion which
left this y lass Saturday for OIncin.
n&tl.
The Rev. B. 7. Moore, Of Shiloh Bap.
fist Odurch, will attend the New Eng
land Baptist convention wbioh meets at
Plainred N. to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

New York, June, 13.-ln tenement
house in Greene rect, yester ,ay morn
ing, Philip Guartoni, 80 years old, shot
Mrs. Louisa Mari, in own apart.
ments, aud then blew ou5 his own
brains 1t is thought Mrs. Marri is fatal
ly wounded. They lived in the same
building, aud Guaitoni broke into tho
apartment OF Mrs. Mari during her bus
band absence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

For habitual constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred Ills is the famous California h9-
uid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs IL
strengthens as well as cleansee the system
it is easily taken, and perfectly harmless;
and Market streets, wholesale agent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

Mr.. and Mira A j. Crawford were
agreeably surprised at their county resi-
dence, near Riverview, last eveniD &, by q
large number of friends An en- oy able
time was spen. by all those tn 1T we're
present. An abundance of refTes hments
wee served. The surprised couple were
the recipients OF large number Of pres
ents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

N HI"T @HVVE'H"'1NfF41J t'Ft7'7' 1-11 vN1'7'
LANCASTER June 12.-Daniel Cable,
a lad, was shooting birds In an ALLY in
Marietta, last evening, When Frank Pierce
a coloreI boy, came along. The weapon
was accidentally discharged when the
two were close to each otter and the bal
entered Pierce's left SHE near the hip
The doctors pronounce the wound very
serious. Gable was arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

Pension Attorney of Washington, D.
O.. will be at room No. 13, Exohspge
Building, corner Seventh and Market
streets, wilmington, Del, until 70
morrow evening. AS usual, no charge
for inform alton or advice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-13

An agent OF this Hedge Fence Com
pany was explaining - o gentleman
this morning tho facility with which
the staples could be driven into The
canes to hold the wire, he remark ing
tbas there wa no fOteus subetRac
that .hB7 would not readily penetrate,
whsn he wss r8tasr taken attack by the
tbssrvation Excepting the cheek Of .
edge fence az NJ"