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Daily Republican., 1889-04-01
A Great rind of Human Remain.

WHEELING, w. Va, March IL
While workmeu Mt Union, Monroe
County, were excavating for thp found
alton of a new church building an III,
tire human tkeleton was diaeotef'i
about three feet below the surihcf In
ter thirteen other human skulls W.T.
unearthed. The spot is proba y nv
site of an old Indian burying gfni.'a,i' /,
as humble, of spear and arrow htau'
were also found.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

If there Is chewer or smoker, snuffer
or blower In thts country that has any
interest In quality of goods and de-
struction OF h'ph prices let him go direct
to No. East Third street, Wilmington,
Del. A. A. CHAPMAN.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

The residence on the southwest comer
Of Delaware avenue aud Jefferson strt
formerly occupied by Captain y. X. tr4.
son was sold by Sheriff A len ou satur.
day 10 John G.. Baker for SlS,U.G lts
property had previously been lurcta, d
by Mr.. Baker, but the title WIS not clear
and II was sold again to give TIC lur-
chaser a sheriils .ille.
Tie morocco factory at Fourth md Null
son streets, the properly o toJdhn Z y
Tor Company, was sold 10 u. Nj lis, ~
torney, Tor $4,000.
The two-stored house nj Bu'rnw0Cl
aud A streets, pr operty OF Thoas- Ihoml'
son, WAS sold to L. n. h0il th,r attqI-
ney, for tI00.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

William o'Bhen, the young man who
had his arm crushed between the bumpers
Of two cars at the West Yard one morn
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

Lad es' at I24c a pair, we
know are fast color. A few
special makes at 25c. 375c,
SOC, 75c, warranted fast
black.
Children's, sold by many
houses as regular made col.
or positively fast at I25c a
palr. From that up to 75c
Also, Gents in fast black.
Now Is a good time TO buy
remnants of Dress
Goods; in many cases at hall
price, They are in good
lengths for children's dresses
and combinations.
Demorest New Spring
Patterns Portfolios, l8c ;,
each } Giving you hints
about dresses, millinery, etc.
We have added to our
stock DIR. S.rong's Tricora
Health Corset. A very su-
perior one; we think better
than Wsiner's. Price 81
each. Try one and return
it If not perfectly pleased
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

Win. II. Vanderiord. Etq., editor Of
the Democratic Advocate, Wes m'hs' ~
Md, writes that he has used Or. Bun
Cough Syrup and knows 1t to be soou
medicine. Buy it. Try it. 20 cents
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

Last Saturday colored man, willie en-
gagged IN tearing down building on
Delaware avenue TO prepare the site for
Eden Hall, was seriously injured by the
fall of pile of bricks.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01
ffQ QkIso }styIes

PARIS H'Ji'N'
Selected by Mr.. Null
lin while there, have ar.
rived and are ready
for your inspection,
with a full corps of com.
pstent cutters and tai
Tors to make to your
measure. We are con
graduated on all SIDES
for what our friends
call Wilmington Pro-
gress." But why
shouldn't we give you
the best to be hadi
You have honort d us
with an ever increasing
patronage and we mean
to try and deserve 1t all
the time. These goods
were all bought from
first hands, and the
prices will be found ex-
ceedlngly low for the
qualities OF the materi-
ais, and, with the i'm
mense stock which we
had previously in stock.
we offer an assortment
Tor custom tailoring
unsurpassed in extent
Or style, .....
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market.
AND .=--
Clothiers, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

BOurdon's famous brands of cigars -
Nonpsreil, Standard, Three b. B. b., etc.
Manufactured by H. F. Bourbon Y Bro,
No. 2l9 West Second at llnion-made.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

"othello's occupations gone. Iis
used to spend days and nights cGrsing
the iatas and the rheumatism. Now he
only lies down and laughs TO think how
easily he was cured by salvation Oh, ut
IS cen,s.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

The time to get your crayon portrait,
with an order OF cabinet photographs, for
50. 90 extra, has nearly expired. S02 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

FrHE MEMBERS OF BRANDYw me
l. Castle, No. IL, X. of the q, f.. are
requested to meet ut No. 800 Clnynont
street, on Wednesday morning, April
3D., at 7.30 O'Clock, to attend the funeral
of our late brother, Walter Livingston.
Interment at Camden, Del. by order of
the Noble Chief, w. IL. II. SHAMELESS,
NJ. of Il. nl-2t
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01
Won't it nav YOU to pack

Won't it pay you to pack
them away? .-.-....
We have a nice line of
Spring Goats in Stockinette,
Diagonals, Corkscrews and
Beaded Wraps from SO so to
SI2, all OF the best materials.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

Give your neighbor helping hand By
recommending him to keep DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup In his family Tor all the Ills
babies are subject to.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

Laxador. the "rodcu" rmcly FIR
bowel and stomach complaints has
achieved q NEST brilliant sucyc5s. IL
eliminates the poison rom Ne hooi,
searching, cleansing and ru''ying he
whole system. It costs only q r.t'', NJ
all druRRists.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

The time Cummings' offers to make you
cray ON poltrsit for 49, has nearly ex
pred. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

Office. l, JAMES t. LEACH, THE
~ owner aud occupant Of the house situated
city Of Wilmington, county of New Castle
and State OF Delaware, In eompli-
ance with the requirements OF the
acts OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing 10 the Court Of
aeuefal Sessions oil the Peace and jail Deliv-
cry of the state of Delaware, In aud for New
Castle County, on Monday, the 9Th day of May,
A. ID. Issg, being the next term OF faid court,
for license for said house as an Inn or tavern,
for the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk %
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens Of said ward recommend the said APP
plication, viz:
John II Fulton Joseph hellor
Thomas DonnellY John Conway
VIII an A McShea Samr w Porter
Thomas Lynch Rabert BALDWIN
Jos w Woodington Edward Glasco
William NJ kinks j Alex Mhitcran
GEORGE W Fetney james W Agnew
John Craig John KinnATd
Daniel FRITZ Chas Thomas
q W Weldln George Viagosski
Francis ID Talicy Y Mnndorn
Y Perry David Perry
ai.std.stw JAMES t. LEACH.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

Choice Redeemed Clover
Seed $500 pr bushel.
Prime Timothy S e e d
S2.25 per busheI.
Orchard Grass $7.oo per
bushel.
Fancy Blue Grass $3.50
per bushel.
Alfalfa or Lueerne Clover
SO 90 per bushel
Everything in the seed
line.
Fresh goods at fair prices.
AT J J. SMITHS.
FOURTH & sHIPLEY SITS.
] mar30tf
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01
DR., WORT HIS GOuGH SYRUP

Is the most speedy and certain cure for
all diseases OF the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Coughs, Group, Sore
Throat, Wltooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Splitting of Blood,
Pains in the Chest, etc.
1t does not only dry up a Cough, but
loosens the Phlegm and allays the in
Illumination thereby permitting nature
TO heal the diseased parts.
For Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
Hoarseness this remedy is uneuualed,
also for Coughs after Measles.
For long standing and consumptive
Coughs this is the remedy.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
n. b. DANFORTH, Second and Market
Il. I. DILWORTH,
milo Second and Jefferson SITS.
-. > u. ~ss..==4-ss,s r.
NOTICE., THOMAS j. LAWLESS,
~ tho tenant OF the house situated Ii
ssho9 ri. Districts sss, and aud nno ,S
OF Delaware, in compliance with ths
requirements OF tho acts Of the General Az
sombly In such case made and provided, dc
hereby give notice that / shall apply Ia
| writing TO the Court Of General Sessions oil
ths Peace and jail Delivery of tn,
state Of Delaware in and for Nos
Ohstle County, on Monday, the 9Th day o
May, A. ID. 1899, being tho next tern
OF said court, for license for said house q
an inn or tavern, for tho sAls therein Of In
toxicating liquors In less quantities thai
one quart, 70 be drunk on the premises, AMI
me following respectable citizens OF aai(
districts recommend Ips said application, viz
WIN YlrkMoOd Charles u Foster
| pennls mccarthy William buckley
Daniel hfullen jos siaxwe1
EDWARD Maxwen JefeFsy Harvey
Timothy Mccarthy Charies Deyer
Win Mulchhy James THOMPSON
GlibeIt Matherson kennis Douglerty
John kefly Vim Rowe Sf
Peter HauKhey
al-st' THOMAS LAWLEss
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

at the REPUBLICAN, office to-day, In the
shade;
7o'clock 10 o'clock l2 o'clock
So 60 SO
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

NOTICE., JOHN G. SASSE, Jk.,
IN the tenant OF the houfe situated at the
northeast corner OF Fifth ana orange streets,
IA tbs First ward Of the Guy OF Whining
ton, county Of Now OAstle aud State OF Della
Of tho acts Of the General Assembly In such
case made and provided, do hereby give no
tico that l shall apply In writing TO the
court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and
Jail Delivery Of the state Of Delaware. 10
9Th day OF may. a. d, 1850. beiag the next
term OF said eouft,for . license for said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein Of
Intoxicating liquors In losa quantities than
one quart, to bs drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable eitiEens OF said
~ vi
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

fK; ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, a
w position in grocery store or to
drive delivery wagon; has had expert
cnce; best city reference. Address w.
g., this office. al-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

DUBLIC sALE.-WILL SELL HAns.
Il at public sale. April 5th, 1850, at .<X&&
/ o'clo &, p. "a, ave good draft horses and one
good driver, three carts and three sets of har-
ness. JOHN DoLEN,
al Att Corner Elm and Adams SITS.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

WANTED. "A CoL0RED MAN AND
w wi ito go to the country. Cir for
housework to go to Stanton and Centreyille.
Apply at Wilmington Intelligence Uliee, a3
orange St. Al-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

WANTED-To RENT, FURNISHED
w room, by \ single gentleman. Leca-
ton west central. Address s'H. NJ" tiis
office. al-3ti
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

E0R RfNT.-TWO ROOMS IN A
Il good location, near Delaware ave., and
close 10 Tenth and MarAet; rent cheap. Ad-
dress 81. h., this office. ut
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

"A N ESTABLISHED CIGAR STORE
- for sale, or Will take n partner to
increase business, Address Il. NJ, this
office. al3ts
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

WANrED.-A GOOD DRUG STORE
" inagood locality, Address to q. FIJI,
at lhls ONCE. IL II
Daily Republican., 1889-04-01

WANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN
can Have board In private family. APP.
ply al $40 L. du 81. Al-3Lf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
FOURTH EDITION.
Before squire smith.


Day befors yesterdsy George w. Good
Icy went before Squire =. Il. SIN N and
after making the necessary afidaylts
bad forthwith tummons issued 70,
David Lemon TO appear and an2ver,
The CLAIM Of Mr.. Goodley was for az. 3;
tor paper.ng house at Fourth and Tat.
nall streets. Mr.. Lemon failed to appear
until some time after Judgment had been
entertd against him, when he asked for
reopening OF the case, which request
was gianted. The argument for a re-
opening took place yesterday afternoon.
II. II. Ward, Esq., appearing for Mr..
Lemon and George 4. brown, Esq, for
After full representation on both siies
Squire Smith decided adverse 10 re.
opening.
Last night, William Riley had John
Richardson, Martha Richardson. and
Fannie Jones arraigped upon a charge
Of malicious mischief, and making use Of
abusive language, but the evidence not
supporting the charge the Defendants
were dismissed. Following this came a
charge by John Riley, against John and
Martha Richardson for using abusive
language, which charge was sustained,
and John Richardson was required to
pay the costs.
Ex-dog-catcher Frank Duncan will
have hearing this evening, upon a
charge OF committing a violent assault
aud battery upon Charles Brown, at the
wilmington Fair, last Friday.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Tho Sheriff $ Investigation.

All the members, Mcssrs. Jordan
Roberts, Grub, Sutton and Wicr, Of the
committee appointed by the Levy Court
10 investigate the charges made against
Sheriff Allen, made by the Jail c1mms.
eioners, met at 1880 o'clock In tho jail
yesterday morning and listened patiently
70 me statements made by the commits.
sioners, Ex- Warden Torer and Sheriff
Alien. AZ the examination was held
with closed doors nothing 10 known as 10
what evidence was adduced, but the In
ference 10 that ihe sheriff has been aus
tanned, as tho committee before leaving
the jail instructed the sheriff to continue
tue government OF the jail In ,his own
way, and they also, II is intimuted, told
him thoy would sustain him in the exer-
else OF bis authority over his employees,
The com mittee will mako report to The
rext meeting OF the Levy Court to be
neid next month. IL is no fault Of
sheriff Allen that the Investigation was
not held public,y,a as he wished the widest
publicity Of g fair investigation.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Homo from Europe.

Rev. William II. Powick arrived in
Wilmington lest evening from his Euro
pesn trip that his congregation so kindly
permitted him 10 take as a vacation. Mr..
Pow!ck came over on the Teutouia. the
:ast new steamship OF the Bright Star
Line. Tn. steamer left Queenstown at 8
O'Clock p. IN. on Thursday, the 9th inst.
and arrived at Sandy Hook at 10 o'clock
D. IN. on Wednesday, the Ilth inst.
making the trip in 0 days and 4 hours
TIE City OF New York left Queenstow
an hour earlier and got to Sandy Hook
only half hour ahead OF her rival.
hr. Powick reports that there was no
storm at sea; the first Indication OF a
kform was whom they arrived at Sandy
HOOK and found no pilot boats to take
them into the harbo-.
hr. Powick had vesy pleasant time
during his three weeks on the other side.
ne visited kiddermiuster, where he
preached, Stratford-or-Avon, WOrce,ter.
Malvern, Oxford, Windsor, Lon ion and
faris. At the latter place he visited the
WORLDS Exposition, where he fell 10
with Harry Williams, Wrmingtouiap.
one OF the men In charge Of the Ameri
can exhibit.
Mr.. Williams' parents reside at No. $50
west Fourth street. One OF the pleasant
incidents of his visit was his interview
VIII Spurgeon and hearing him preach
TWO sermons. He was also furpisled
with ticket OF admission to the House
oiCommons aud heard some OF the de-
bstee. Mr.. Powlck looks well after
hs trip, and left this afternoon for h,s
appointment at Springfield, Chester
County.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Municipal Cu,,,,t

AT the Municipal Cour, ,li, ,no..,..
Joseph Bush, arrested by O0i"., 0o,urs ~!
oyke, Tor drunkenness, was lined "a " "
costa "'d 10 Aad
Charles Collins arrested by 0G;e,.p.
leigh for bsiug drunk, was nr Il a Dai' ,as
Michael o Donneil ard Lgka u,,..
were brought In by Scream s,s,,JOa %,Ja
ihey had been fighting and ac,,rr ,a''. Is .
diforderly manner and were earh s Gt,H ,u !, !
and costs. L Hu'd 70
John George, the young lad fo,,,
asleep In car Of merchanll,e nIgh, ,Iua 4.
lore last, at the r., w. & b de5s, ~. y,
who was o sailor on the s,osmcr rSs ..w1a wy
contin," was let go this noralrc a.,",s W"
lug was missed from the car. - 'V'4'
Noah B. Ker,haw, colorrd and .b,,,.,
by his wife with COMMITTING an s..a"It IN
and battery on her, was diicl a-rej I' Sn
payment OF the costs, his wife fi'llrc%;,
appear against him. An a,t1r6%ss.,
was ordered to bring the wife be ora tbs tSs
court ''' NV
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Robbed of s.. 900 In Gold.

DAGdETT, CAL, Sept. 12.-J. Z. Pat.
ferson, superintendent OF turnover Mine,
ks this piece, wa, knocked of his horse
between Daggett and Calico and robbed
Of $4,000 in gold coin by Parry Dodson
lsst Monday. The robber then took Pat
tsrson's horse and escaped with the
money. Several parties, Including the
victim, started in pursuit, and on Wed.
1esday night Dodson was overtaken by
Patterson and j. McKernan near Coyote
Hole. He was lying behind some brush
wien they came upon him. and he com.
menced shooting ut them at once. They
returned the fire, hitting Dodson nine
uines, killing him instantly. The stolen
money was found on him,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Hon. Mr.. Bakers House on Fire

MEDIA, Sept. 12.-The handsome resi-
dence OF Hon. Jesse NJ. Baker made a
narrow escape from falling prey TO the
flames at about @ o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Baker was awakened by a strong
smell OF smoke aud on going into the
hallway discovered 1re and smoke issu.
Ing from the bathroom dom With the
aid OF W. ter near at hand after hard
light he succeeded in getting the Ore out.
He says II the flames had not been as.
covered Just when they were the house
weuld have bten burned to the ground.
lt Is supposed TO have be.n started by a
servant throwing lighted match in a
BASKET OF clothing in q corner OF the
room.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

WANTED HALF GROWN GIRL
w to assist with housework. Apply 10
Ma. HUWAED, hi kilg str.tt. lI5-2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
He Would Not Leave tho Jail.

READING, Sept. l2.-IIenry g. Stadt
man, the mau who was taken to Jail yes.
terday because he refused to nav a fine
imposed upon him for keeping a v:cioul
dog. wss released last night. Several Of
his friends went to the Sheriff, and, DAY.
Ing the hne and costs, got an order for
his disch .rge.
Ttey then went to the Jail and told
Stadtman that he was free, but whom told
that the fine had been paid he refused to
leave the Jail. Finally the warden told
him that he had no right TO bc there, and
unless he went away he would be Obliged
10 put him out by force. II was the 6rst
instance ever known where the keeper of
tnc prison was Obliged to use his au.
thor1ty In order to compel prisoner 10
accept his discharge.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
THIRD EDITION.
The Storm in sussax.

From Our Special Correspondent.
: RoxANA, Del, Sept. al write this
Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock. II has
ncer blowing from the northeast since
sunday night at fearful rntis and has
rasntd almcst necessarily slug Monday
niEht At little before dark this even
ing the wind veered further south and IL
erased to rain but the clouds continued
very heavy and Ii Is as dark as darlSucss
eau TO, and the wind Is blowing ut the
rate CT perhaps 10 miles an hour. The
storm was perhaps at its greatest hcI hit
on Tuesday afternoon and night 1t
rained In torrents and the velocity OF the
wind was such that you could scarcely
keep your feet.
The whole surface OF the lowlands ia
completely inundated with water, and
great damage has been done to property.
Trees have been b'own down, and or
chards seriously injured, fences blown
away, stacks blown over and much fodder
remaining uhstacked in the fields ruined.
and that remaining unsaved In the ne!de
riddied into fragments by the wind. The
tide a'ong the ocean shore has been the
highest In the recollection of the oldest
inhabitant Tie water was two feet high
on the first floor OF 8. j. Belts Temper
$3.50 thobet NJ Oschu VIEW DedCQ, anN The
sulf house and out buildings have been
seriously damaged.
The march lying between Oc. an View
D aeh snd the Indian River Bay Inlet IN
Cedar Neck containing thousands of
acres was covered with water. Some
places six and eight feet deep and many
ktacks Of marsh bay have been completc.
D destroyed, and great quantities vt un-
thyed ruined. As the corn aud fodder
crop was short because Of the extreme
wet weather In the early part of the ssA-
son, great dependence was put In the
marsh bay crop which wis excellent this
year, but now we must add that calamity
70 the many drawbacks this year, which
Will be remembered as the most unfor,u-
nate In the recollection o. th, present
generation. We could write columns ir
ue'aii OF this storm and its results, but
The atove will give your readers an idea
Of our sad experience in this vicinity.
VIDf
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
A Libel SuIt.

A suit for libel brought against Peter
y. Alfichs, postmaster at summit
Bridge, Pencader Hundred, by a Mr..
Carnegie OF the same place, was heard
before Esquire sutton, OF ST. Georges, to
Gay. 1t grew out Of an article in one o.
the Mlddletown papers, stating that the
postoihce was kept In such a condition
that 1t was not desirable place for
ladies to visit. Mr.. Alrlchs replied that
tho author OF the above article was
Ruilty OF a low and cowardly act. On
tnfs assertion the charge of libel Is based.
OF. Alrlchs had nine citizens to testify
mat the office was kept In good condi-
top, but afterwards live Of them aided
with Carnegie. The Incident has stirr,d 4
up the village until every one is inter
osted, and the outcome Is eagerly looked
ftt. Politics Is said to be at TIE bottom
Of the matter,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Ell Y's
Cream Bali

WANTED BOARDERs AT NO, 71d
w Madison ST eet. sl2-8tt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Consul Knowles al IsorIcaux.

A personpl letter received few days
ago, by q gentleman OF this city, from
Consul Knowles, states that the writer
reached that beautiful cit IN August lS,
and q week later he wrote. The Interval
had been very much occupied with ac-
quiring knowledge Of his duties. The
young Consul was delighted with Bor-
deaux, which be says is a city OF about
800. COO Inhabitants. 1t is described as a
very industrious, prosperous and happy
community.
As consul, Mr.. Knowles was tho re-
cipient OF much locial attention, and he
had no doubt that Bordeaux would make
very delightful home for himself. He
spent two days iu Paris on his arrival In
France, all OF which was attended by NOT
single noteworthy incident. His voyage
was altogether pleasant. Tho letter is
iull OF cordial messages to many OF his
friends here. Harry Z. Bucher, who sails
Tomorrow morning fer France, tho land
OF bis parents, proposes to Visit Nr.
Knowles ct Bordeaux.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
THE RlcHrs on MAsK.sD.
A Good Lse.ur. on IN. rour...a.,s
Amendment.

Amendment,
In reading this partlculsr amendsnen
OF the Constitution OF the United States,
. person 10 easily convinced that It's OBJ
lect is to give on equal right to all mau-
kind, without any reference TO creed,
coltr or habits. But we often find In
business locsIitics that there are some
people who do not believe In tbis code,
particularly by some Of those 81 want
II all merchant" who would Try and
compel pooplc, by law II they could, en-.
force one 10 deal alone with them. Now
these are the persons we aim to weaken
and shrw them that tho people OF this
country havo perfect right to do their
dealing whore they can make one dollar
equal 10 two dollars.
Now, this tho keynote OF our success
and tho people were not long to take ad-
vantage OF II. When We cell you boy's
suit for $3.50, worth $3.50; y pair OF
pants for 20 cents, worth tl.75; mems
suits at 81 27, worth $40, is there any
wonder that tile people keep On stiaipht
road to the Economy Clothing Hall. 400
Market street, aud let the chronic kick ers
kiokf
Well, oil VIC can say, the pooplc OF this
city are looking out Tor their own In er-
ests, not that OF the kickcrs.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
.
Killed With the C,r.

About 3 O'Clock this morning the bodv
OF an unknown white man was found y
the car sheds at the p, W. & B Raj.
read station. II Is supposed hat tss
man, who Is evidently o tramr, cnvl.d
10 under the cars last night sud went To
sleep, and that when they were moved
this morning lie was caught IN soma wsv
aud killed. The body was taken to In
morgue, and although |. WIS viewed by
q number OF persons il had not becn
ldentiaed up 70 noon to-day, 1t was d
first thought thar the unfortunate man
was TEDDY" Mcguire, but several Of M
relatives called, and after looking al ,he
body, said that it was not him. Tks
mans under jaw is almost torn OF, and
he is Injured about the toly. The q.
ceased appears to be about Is yens d
age, has black hair and email mus
tacee. He wore q striped shirt, bhR
coat, brown slough hat aud striped
pants.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Something Nice.

Chapman, the well-known and popu-
lar cigar and TOBACCO dealer at Seventh
and Orange streets, has been fortunate N
securing large lot Of Pennsylvania leaf
cigars that are fully equal to the import
ed, but which he is selling at 80 cents for
box OF 50. The demand Tor these goods
has bten great, and he has already sold
several thousand, consequently those who
wish to secure frst-class cigar at low
price viii have t, apply coon, or else they
viii be disappointed.