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Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
ChIlilrnII,a Inv

The U. A. NJ. E. Church, of Christian
Del, observed Children's Day ou lad
Sunday. At the hour OF half past tES
parents, teachers and scholars assembla
at the church. The excrcl.es were opes
ed by the pastor, Rev. II. X. EdmuuA
reading the following lines; "How beau
teous are their feet" etc, which Wa
sung by the choir; after which The L1rd's
prayer was repeated 10 concert, then The
pastor delivered an able address takllg
for his theme, "The Rose" based Oh !s
second chapter OF Solomon's sougf, 10
held the audience spellbound for S.A
hour, after which was singing oy3
choir OF that beautiful selection, "si.uau.'
A collection was taken amounting %
t3.26. Singing by the school followed y
Daniels Band. Explanatory remarks y
the pastor on the lesson Leaf; singing y
the choir, BLESSED Assurances" ryreAt
ing the Apostles creed in concert. Brls
diction by the Rev, Thomas Backson,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
DAST ALL PRECEDENT
I OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise
the arrangements Tor all the Monthly aud
semi Annual drawings of The Ioutsiana
state Lottery Company, and In person man
aye and control the Drawings themselv es, and
that the same are conducted with honesty, FAIR
ness, and In good faith toward, all parties, and
We authorize the Company to use this certin-
cate, with fac-similes OF our signatures attach
ed. In lla adv Itlsements.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
The McConaughey Family.

John McConaugh' y, clerk In the shoe
store OF William II. Babcocs, No. 206
Market street, is member OF a family at
Johnsto~n that has endured intense suf-
fer ng After the food Mr.. McConaugh hey
went TO Joanstown TO look after his
family, and found that they had been
engu fed in the flood and swept down to
the stone bridge, where those that were
no, drowned oui right were in danger OF
being consumed by the Gre that had
iroken out. His mother and brother
were drowned, the body Of the mother
being recovered, but the body OF the
brother has hot been recovered. In the
fire that broke out at the stone aqueduct
the father aud two sisters Of MIR. Nc
Couaughey were badly burned before
they were rescued. One sister escaped
uninJured, and one of the sisters IL
burned 50 badly about the face that II is
feared she will never receive her eye
sight again. MIR. McConaughey received
telel ram Saturday that his father was
not expected to live, and he Immediately
left for the Inflated town. His father has
since d. d, ard Mr.. McConaughey is ex-
pect, hume tomorrow or Friday.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
The Field Family Entertains.

Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Field, Kent
mere, gave Q very delightful reception
last Eight to many of their friends NJ
their beautiful residence. The spacious
lawn around their residence was beauu-
fully illuminated with Chinese lanterns,
az was also the drive from the house to
the Riddles Lane. There were Chinese
lanterns everywhere, along the drives,
up in the trees, and all around the
house
The spacious porches were ablaze with
gas Jets and the hall rustled in roses and
smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field received their
guests amidst rose arbor to the lett oil
the hall, while opp. site Hassler's orches-
ira filled the ambient air with dulcet
strains of music. The dining room was
In keeping with all the other surround
ings. A table extended the entire length
OF the room, at either end OF which were
neatly Ice carved designs filed with
Strawberries and roses and smilas formed
canopy overhead. The following were
among those present:
Mr.and Mrs. Samuel Bancroft, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Pickles, Mr.. and Mrs. Milo
w. Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen I. Hilles,
Mr. and Mrs. Stansbury J. Wiley, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert W. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. redmond Smith, the Rev J acob Todd,
Mrs. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. James b Clark
son, Mr.. aud Mrs, Benjamin NielGs, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Hopes, MIR. and
Mrs. Job H. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. N. b. Danforth, Mr..
aud Mrs. Geo. w. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.J. IL.
Jonee, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. How
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. z. James Belt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Augustus McCaulley, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
d. Sisler. Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred C..
Griggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel w. Nc
Caulley, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Grow, j. G.
Knowles, Mr.. and Mrs. W. IL. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emlln Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. G!lpn, Mr.. and Mrs Z. j.
Muhlhausen, the Rev. W. L. s. Murray,
Mrs. W. L. 3. Murray, the Hon. Anthony
Higgins, Francis H. Hoflecker, J. Ferri;
Belt, Miss Rachel Rowland, Miss Marga.
get Hilles and Miss Charlotte Riddle and
Leander Riddle OF Glen Riddle, Penna.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12

All kinds of cakes at Weyl's, No. Z
East Second street
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Waists and Corsets

To order, Mrs.J. b. Ward, 6O3 shipley
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
ShnnIllir NIntch

At Ia recent shoot OF the Kiamersi Gun
Club the following scores were made out
OF a possible 10, Consisting of 10 singles
and d double birds: VIM. Sinclair, $
Singles, 2 doubles, 10; VIM. Allen, z
,ingles, 5 doubles, II; 7. Whomsley, 3
singles, 3doubles, 6; j. Crouch, Ssingles,
doubles, u; Wm. Deighton, singles,
doubles, S. >. Pile, 4sinRlcs, 5doubles,
0; WIN, Ruth, Z singlts, doubles, 0; F..
Pyle, 5 singles doubles, g; T. Gray, 4
singles, 3 doubles, I; A. Ruth, 5 singles,
8 doubles, &; G. Smith, singles, 8
doubles, 8; G. Mann, 4 singles, 2doubles,
q; 4. Riley, . singles, | doubl", 8, max
ing total Of 66 singles and SO doubles,
l05 In ALL On Saturday June Is, there
W III be match between the Newport
Gun Cut ami Kiamensi Gun Club at
nsrlncl
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Municipal Court.

Al this mornings session of the NUM-
cipal Court, Martin McDonough was
fined 81 for being drunk and disorderly;
Rhoda Webb, colored, for disorderly con-
duct was fined 81 and costs; Michael
0'Bhan was too drunk to be heard and
was remanded; Frank Roberts was
caught by Officer Burleigh, with a mum.
Der OF boys in the rear yard of the Porter
estate, where Frank said the other boyG
were destroying grapevines and fruit
He said that though he was with then
he did not do anything. Judge Ball told
him he had no business trtspassing on
other peoples property and sentenced
him to pay costs.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Questionable Practice.

Complaint is made that q set Of young
men called the "Dirty Dozen" congre-
gate nearly every night at the corner OF
Thirteenth and Lombard streets, and
being generally furnished with keg OF
beer, they greatly annoy the persons
passing by as well as the residents In the
vicinity. The police will do well to look
into this complaint and see If there is just
foundation for II.
Another correspondent complains that
number OF rowdies meet almost nightly
at the corner OF Maryland avenue and
Monroe street, and by their loud talk
ing disturb the residents In the vicinity.
The officer on that beat should make II a
point to look alter II EN-, or the mayor
will be called on to detail one especially
for that purpose.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Attempted Assault.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-Patrick
CONVEY, WHO lives with his wife at 2lO7
Nicholas street, will face Magistrate
Riley this morning in the Twenty-third
District Station-house to answer serious
charge. Yesterday afternoon Conlivey
asked Mrs. Biggard, who lives next door,
TO allow her daughter to hang some lace
curtains. Mrs. Biggard agreed aud sent
her daughter Annie, IL years old. Mrs.
Conlivty was in bed when Mics Biggard
was hanging the curtains, and the latter
says Conlivey attempted to commit an
assault on her. She screamed, and ON.
Ger Peter Cox, of the Tweuty-,hird Die.
trict, arrested Conllvey.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
COmpetIIIon In ElerirIr LIrhllnc

Another effort is being made 70 sn5.
lish plant of the Fort Wayne Jtl1s,
Electric Light Company IN this city,
During the time G. b. RAoAds was Msyd
this company applied 10 Council for Ier
mission to erect poles and towers In THO
streets Of this city. After the matter lad
been fully discussed the petition va
granted on condition that t { comgani
would commence work by cerlaa
time. AS this was not done an Ordlnaua
was passed repeating tlIs pTlyIesa
which, however. was vetoed by NGld
Rhcads, and passed over his veto. Ia
company then made application tN The
Street and Sewer Commission, but 10
action was taken. Yesterday Georg a.
Wilbur, the representative of the Fot
Wayne Company, was In this city It Z
supposed for the purpose Of eudeaVorll
to establish plant at an early day
opposition to the Wilmington Ciy Ee;
trlc Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Visiting NIasons.

Corinthian Lodge, A. F. A. NJ, Of this
city, was visited lat evening by delega-
ton from Harmony Lodge, of smyrna.
The visitors reached this city shortly
after o'clock, and where escorted to the
Delaware House, where supper was serv-
ell. Later 'in the evening they were
taken to the Masonic Temple, where they
attended the regular meeting of Corin''
than Lodge. Alter the meeting ban
quet was served, and the visitors started
for their homes Mt late hour. At the
session Of Corinthian Lodge the follow.
ing officers were elected:
John B. Book, w. NJ. II. Van Gasken,
s. W.; p. w Tomlinson, J. w; William
Marshall, secretary; W. L. Crossan,
treasurer,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
sale of Real Estate.

l. W. std am Il Son, auctioneers,
sold at puLlc sale Dn Tuesday afternoon
at Deer Park Hotel in Newark, by order
OF James HotI, cker, Jr. administra-
tor OF the late Wm. McConaughy, the
following property: Tract No. /, adjoin-
ing lands OF Peter Meggett and others,
containing 35 acres, with frame house
aud barn thereon, to Geo. q. Evans, for
S20.50 per acre. No. 8, containing o.
acres, and adjoining lands of Andrew
Kerr and OF ers, with frame building,
barn and saw mill, to Mr.. Wilson, ioi
$40 per acre. No. 9, containing les
acres, adjoining the above, to Mr.. vii.
son, for S28 per acre. Tracts Nos. 9 and
3 were Withdrawn on account OF made
quacy OF price.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12

at Weyl's, No Z East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
News Summary.

The militia and special police still con-
tinue TO patrol the streets of Seattle,
Washington Territory, aud no one who
has not pass 10 allo ed In the burned
district. Although 1t is still imp ssible
to correctly ascertain the loss of l.fe, IT ia
not believed that more than five persons
perished. A number Of persons are still
sheltered under tents.
A despatch from Cheyenne, Wyoming
Territory, says that Gale Younger, who
was notorious as n bad man, was drowned
un Saturday while attemptir to ord a
river on horseback. Ernest Williams,
the only witness OF the accident, has been
arrested and will be held until Younger's
body is found.
Three men jumped from freight train
at suter, Pa, yesterday morning, just as
an empty engine was passing, and iell
under the engine. Joseph Barker and
another, name unknown, were killed,
and Isaac Williams was fatally injured.
All were stealing rise from Councils
vile.
Up TO yesterday afternoon l O. Indians
at Roiebud Agency, Dakota, had signed
the new treaty. There seems 10 be gen.
eral impression that practically the only
OPT osttiOn viii be made ii StandiI &
Rock
William Atkinson, q wealthy and
prominent citizen OF Ironwood, Michi-
gan, committed suicide Tuesday by jump
ing into tho shalt Of the Ashland mine.
The shaft is 100 feet deep.
Two bodies, mau and woman, sup
posed To be victims Of the Jphnstown
\ focd, were found in the river near Gin
einuati Tuesday There was nothing by
which they could be identified.
Lucien freeman, while insane, killed
his keeper aud his mother with an axe at
Their home, near Merlden Village, New
Hampshire, yesterday morning.
Une Of the canal banks at Holyoke,
Mass, gave way last night and caused
the collapse OF the Cabot Mills. The loss
is estimated at 800 0O1.
AT Dalton, Georgia, yesterday morn
ing, s +, Field, St.te Senator, was shot
dead by his step,on, Dennis Taylor,
whom he was at empting to chastlse.
The village OF Croton, Michigan, is in
undated by the back water from jam
ot logs in the river.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Matrimonial.

Max Lichtensten, of the firm of Llch-
tenstein IL Hart, was united In marriage
yesterday to Miss Elizabeth b. Turner,
daughter OF the Rev. G. F. Turner OF
Philadelphia. The ceremony took place
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents,
No. 3l0 North Thirty-second street, end
after reception the newly welded
couple started on short bridal tour.
When they return they will reside at No.
60i Harrison street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
The Johnstown Fund.

Subscriptions to the Johnstown full
are not coming in so lively, the followil
having been paid to Henry g. RoblnsOa
treasurer, since last report In the REres
LICAN;
NC w. N. 81; Anna f. Walsh, IL;
NJ. 5. L., So; Charles II. Heald, tt
cash, IS; collected by David Wingsa
$3.50; j. X. c., 81; Christian uni0i
Sunday School, 81; employees OF the Deu
tai Manufacturing Co., $24; w. II. Bur
nett, IS; proceeds OF Webster's natltCr
ium, t25 20; collected by Charles AlweL
$3.50; Howard School, S20.I7, employs
Of the Pu.ey & Jones Co., S7.25. fotaI
STAG o. Previously reported, q, 2G4i'4
Total, S9,4l1.74,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Consider the Cost.

II your baby is 0 months old and 81
are using either Groves Auodyns
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, permit D'o
show how you can save 33l5 CT
cents on each dollar you spend. Tie loa
OF each of these remedies is Que teaspoon
ful for this age, and the same dose is ~
quired Of Hooper's Anodyne. Now IL
us compare:
Soothing Syrup bottle contains u doses
Groves Anodyne bottle contains - doses
Hooper's Anodyne bottle contains y
doses.
You see in cheapness TIoopcr's Anoiyns
Ia far ahead, and If you will use II you
will fnd that 1t is very far ahead ID
uuallty
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
",oh.m,an GIrn by m, ,nn..l,,


, Never before has musical rendition al
any kind attracted as much attention n
Wilmington as the rendition this eyeI Inc
OF the grand opera, Bohemian Girl,p1
the Cheral Club. The club deserves A,
the recognition 1t is receiving, Tor ,Sey
have worked hard and spared no e1p.us
TO make the bohemian Girl" exec My
former work OF the club. The ftAanl
last evening was excellent, Mr.. luuet
the great tenor OF New York, taking IN
club by storm, and tn members Ar IA
ecstacles over their assured success tha
evening. The costumes Lave arrived
and are richer and more beautiful than
any ever seen on Wilmington .Hge.
Stage Carpenter Churchill has lad 4
corps OF men busily working at the Op-l
House, settiug the grand scenes srl pe.
ting things ready for this evening A
few seats can still be had at C. T Toms
q Co.'s store or at the Opera lious, tbs
evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Marvellous Fscane

A lad named Harry Russell, son OF Mr..
Russell who resides on Third street near
Van Buren, was playing on the roof of a
new two-stOry house, on Franklin near
Third street, yesterday afternoon, when
he made misstep and fell to the ground
lie was picked up In dazed condition
by John Dolan and carried to his home.
Upon examination 1t was found that no
bones were broken, and beyond the
spraining Of one OF his ankles no other
injuries were sustained. 1t is really mar
vellous how he escaped with such a slight
Injury.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12

Election of Oi!icers

The following officers were elected last
evening by oxford Castle, No. 5, A. o.
Knights of the Mystic Chain: District
deputy, W,st DeHaven; 2. c., John
Tiusman; p. G., Charles Keho; c.,
Crooks Wright; V. G, E. +. Elliott;
first lieutenant, VIM Elliott; treasurer,
WIN. p. Dutton; q. OF s.. II. Elliott;
trustee s. Marcer; |. G., VIM. Binnex;
$ X, p. GifFen; financial secretary, VIM.
DeHaven.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
The mazeI Del Iinccs.

To-dsy's running and trotting races, at
Hazel Dell, will come oil tomorrow II
clear. There are now at the track about
forty OF the best horses in this part ot the
country, and both the trotting and run
ring races will be hotly contested,
The program for to morrow will In
elude the 800 class, county race with $
entries; the 3 40 class with entries; the
pony race with 5 entries, and the q mile
running race with 10 entries. This race
promises to be one OF the greatest races
ever seen in this section.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Amt Il Hot E?

And it appears to be grow
ing warmer every day.
Many people are almost
wilted, they say, because
their clothing is SO heavy.
Now, what's the use in
wearing such warm cloth
ing when you can get a
thin suit SO cheap as the
Mullin Clothing Company
will sell you one for2 Thin,
cool, pleasant, durable and
cheap Suits, Goats, Pants,
Vests, for either man or
boy.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12

BRYAN.-on May -. lssg. Elizabeth NJ,
daughter of Mahlon Bryan of Phila-
delphia,
Inferred at Wilmington and Brandy.
wine Cemetery on June H..
STEW ART-On Tuesday, tho nth in,
stant, at 80 a. m, seth Stewart, in tho
h2d year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral to-
morrow Thursday afternoon ut .
o'clock, from the residence Of m-
brother, William Il. stewart, No 90,
Poplar street. lntermeut at Riverview
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Kicked by n Horse,

Robert Morris on, employed as a stable
man by Jester Il Mcdaniel, at No. Az
West Front street, was kicked by a hors,
at their stables about noon yesterday
The blow struck him In the groin, and h
was seriously injured. He was taken /,
the residence OF his father-in law
Samuel J. Davis, No. 30i w est Second
street, and attended by DIR. BlCcksom
who expressed the opinion this morning
that he could not recover.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Hnsinnnnl lI.cinrn

The lecture which was to have been de-
livered at the McDowellvile Baptist
CDapel by the Rev. Dr. Boothe to NOR
row evening has been indefinitely post
poned. The money for tickets sold will
I've refunded by those from whom they
were purchased, The committee wishes
to thank DIR. Boothe for his kind offer Of
assistanCe.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Rnn Inin Ii Hard of CnM..

The south bound freight on the ". .
N. Railroad last evening ran into dig'Ii
OF cows short distance above Chadls
Ford and killed two OF them, lLe Gu
gine and several cars were deral'td, 9l,
no person was injured. A wre'HtIs
train was Immediately despatched 10 w ~
ecene, and this morning was ongaeeu "a
clearing the track. The passeng'r ,f4,'
met each way at the wreck aud no ie''u
tion occurred
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
The Will Contest,

The Ferry will case was again taken up
before Register Bradford yesterday and
the hearing Of test mony resumed. Mary
BaItel, n niece OF John Ferry, testified
that about the time lie signed the will he
was very much debiitated. This was
the last witness examined, and the fur
ther hearing was continued until June
goth, when the Hon. Charles B. Lore will
produce evidence for the defense.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
A Lads Fall.

Harry Scott, a lad living al No. UIi vi
Adams street, fell out of carr'aie ~. ~.
received a severe cash In the back OF y, "
head this morning. The accident FIX ".
pened at Water and King streets ,lu, lu,
boy was carried to DR.. Morrison 5 uiH
store, Second and King streets, wIe's ~, y,
was attended by the doctor. lie var ss,
rendered insensible for while ALA .s,
recovering he YVES taken to his hom- "
~ land
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
I.arre Cnnsirnmant.

s. ". Smeltz & Co., commission NOR
chants at No. l3 East Fourth street, re-
ceived an immense consignment OF pro-
1uce from the South yesterday, C lnsistln &
of 100 barrels Of new pot itoes, 20 barrels
of apples, In addition TO number OF
cases of string beans, tquashes, tomatoes,
cabbage and cucumbers, but by this
morning nearly all of It was disposed Of.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
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A Noted IrOlIer.

The Forrest Wilkes stallion when ,,,oD ay
his owner t6, 900, will give an eAli,u,rya1 e.,,r'a
trot on the Hazel Dell track to-in"f't f,.t.
afternoon. He will trot against '"e nIil
est time ever made on the track WIN, r"
Is expected will beat the record; Insrn
will leave the Wilmington No''1s N','sgt,
Railroad station, at foot Of French ''''''
a. II AS and | As O'clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
For Cape May.

Mrs Harrison left Washington this
morning for Cape May, where she will
remain two or three weeks, when she Will
proceed to Deer Park, where she will be
Joined by the President. The departure
of Mrs. Harrison and the babies leave 9
the Executive Mansion comparatively
empty, and the President will try he
hand at running bachelors headquar-
tara
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Real Estate Sold.

The plot of ground bounded by West,
Twenty-eighth, Washington and Twenty
seventh streets, in the Ninth ward, has
been sold by the Creston Land and I'm
proyement Company t. George w. and
RJhert McCaulley for s., 900, who will at
once commence the erection of twenty
four brick houseH
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Election of Delegates.

The monthly session of the Local Union
of the Christian Endeavor Societies oi
this city was held last evening, with s.
NJ. Richmond presiding. The following
delegates were elected to the National
Convention, which meets In Philadelphia
in July; s. NJ. Richmond, J. B Ridge
way, q. r. CrozIer, H. J. Guthrie and
Miss Minnie Bratton.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Cnr Comnnn, nnicer. Eloctch.

The stockholders OF the J estern Car
Company, at Il recent meeting held In
New York, elected the follow ing officers:
Anthony j. Thomas, president; b. Per
kins, vice president; j, p Curtis, treas
urer; Z. Lovejuy, F, l.. lIanman James
l. DeNou Gilbert Oakley and G L.
Dieiendorf, directors.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
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VIII Visit This CITY,

By invitation oil Daniel W. Taylor
president of the Board OF Trade, the ofii-
cials of the Cambria Iron Company,
whose works at Johnstown were de-
stroyed by the flood, Will visit this city
with a view of locating part Of their ex-
teusiye works here.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12

Don't go caueless when you can be
csned for nothinE-novel, new, natty,
neat and nice-permanent, positive,
pretty and picturesque cane given eway
with Every twenty-five cents worth OF
cigars. CHAPMAN, Seventh and Orange,
and East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Ducky'A Duclka

In few days "Ducky" Kienle, of the
Butchers Palace, No. 1906 East Third
street, will have twenty.six young ducks
In h 8 window, that will be watched and
cared for by bis wooden-legged duel ,
who is now completely trained.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Canary Bird Fanclers.

There are FIVE houses on Spruce street,
between Taylor and Ninth streets, every
one OF which has cages containing canary
birds hanging from their second story
windows. Some of them only have one
cage, while others have two, aud 1t is
suggested by q neighbor that 1t be called
Canary Bird Row.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
To Form a Grand Lodge .

A meeting of representatives from each
OF the lodges of the Shield OF Honor in
this city was held last evening at the Red
Mems Wigwam, for the purpose Of form
ing grand lodge for this State, The
matter was fully discussed, aud the meet
ing finally adjourned to meet again next
Tuesday evening at the hall iu the Eckel
building
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Dr. simm,l I.Ae Cnrc

There is no mistake about the curative
merits OF this great eye remedy. Sore
eyes, ranulated or red eye lids, weak and
overstrained eyes with every ailment
Affecting the eyes, are rapidly cured by
this wonderful prescription OF DIR, Simmi
X Son. Fourth and King, Wilmington
Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Recovering,

George J.. Morris, sawmaker, residing
at No. 222 West Second street, who was
very badly injured few weeks ago by
the bursting of a grinlstone, is recover
e from his injuries aud is able to be
around again.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
Give Us u Trial.

We make you an elegant, 81, rs" XIII,
for So. 90, or a suit from Si2'VV' ;, lied
faction guaranteed. 500 styies " y Jlors,
from. Liverpool and Lordch '''
40S King street,
Daily Republican., 1889-06-12
BALLOT Boxes NIIs.lng

sone OF the registry books and four Of
the ballot boxes used at the city election
belonging to the Department Of Election s
are missing. II any one knowing OF their
Whereabouts will notify the Department
OF Elections they will be sent for,