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Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

-issst evening a delegation OF members
OF WASH Ag OH Conclaye, No. 2, llepta-
sophs, ;. '. W. NJ, accompanied BY
members from the other Conclavea III
this city, visited Philadelphia Concl ave,
No. /, of that city. The party, which
numbered about thirty, left here on the
7.O6 New York and Washington eyptese,
and were met at the Broad Street Station
by committee OF Philadell bla Conceive,
who escorted them to their handsome
hal at Sixth and Glrard avenue. As aOon
Is the visitors were seated the ConcIave
was opened IN due form and the regular
business transacted.
Under the head Of Good OF the Or.
der" speeches were made by Supreme
Ephor Harry Stout OF Philadelphia, and
other members OF Philadelphia Conceive,
all OF whom extended a warm welcome To
their guests. Brief speeches were also
made by Past Grand Archon Lindsay L.
Pierce, Grand Archon A. b. Cosgrpve,
Grand Provost, William Wmihfup,
Grand Secretary Thomas ii. lille,
Grand Treasurer William X. Long
Grand Inspector General B. f. Sullivan,
Past Archon K. J. Campbell, Joseph
Cooper, Bayard r. Munson, Jam mes
Taylor, Harold w. Quin5y and Others
from this city. Some Of the members Of
Philadelphia Conclave entertained their
visitors with several excellent pieces OF
music and recitations. At 10 o'clock the
party were seated at a long table died
with good things, to which full jus lice
was done, and at the close a rising vote
oil thanks was rendered to the hosts fol
the very handsome manner In which they
had entertained their guests. The mem.
bers OF Philadelphia Conclave were Also
invited TO visit their brethren in thli
city at an early day and the invitation
was accepted. Just as the party was
about breaking up the Philadelpbianl
gave three hearty cheers for their visi brs
which were returned by the Whining.
tonians with ''tiger." They arrived Al
the station in this city at 1902 o'clocl
well pleased with their visit and anxiouI
that their hosts will ere long afford then
an opportunity Of reciprocating.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
Shields Library Lecture.

The Shields Library had rich intel.
lectual feast last night The occasion
was the third OF series Of winter
course OF entertainments, and TO say that
the large audience present spent q de-
lightful evening 10 but to say that Hon.
Charles B. Lore was the lecturer, and the
subject was, "Wilmlngton, the home OF
our birth and adoption" II. r. Nc
Closkey presided and introduced the
lecturer. Mr.. Lore very graphically de
scribed the location and surroundings OF
Wilmington, aud then entered on the
pleasant task of starting with the first
settlers and following their history until
in l72s John Willing fell In: love
with Catharine Justison, married her
and with her got share OF her fathers
land, embracing that portion VI the city
between West and French streets.
Influenced by his enteipr sing bride,
he dreamed of founding city; laid out
his land In streets and squares In imita-
tion OF Philadelphia, and called 1t VIII
lington.
Mr.. Lore then followed the history of
Wilmington TO 1893, when Thomas Penn
granted borough charter and changed
the name to Wilmington. Mr.. Lore's
remarks were no less interesting In detail
ing the latter day history of Wilmington
since It became a city In 1882. In con-
GLIDING Mr.. Lore said:
Wilmington's future is largely In our
hands. The men, the women aud the
forces now existing are potent in shaping
her destiny Need say that while her
young men shall it'd enjoyment in such
organizations as the Shields Library and
kindred societies, we may write that the
Wilmington OF the future stands as OF
the past and present like the old guard
OF the French empire, ever in the front
rank"
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

To the topmost pinnacle OF success. Hos
letters Stomach Btters stands til nng
proof of what genuine merit, backed by
the living force OF proven facts, can Al
tain. The North and South american
continents, Europe, Australia, the Wet
Indies, Guatemala ami Mexico have II !
contributed wide patronage aud 'e,ti-
mony Of the most iavofabls knd-but
unsolicitCd-to swell TIE reputation OF
this stirling remedy. Among the m4la
dies Tor which the most conviuc ng pub
tic aud professional testimony proves
that II is b, nign curative, are Ghills and
fever, bilious remittcnt, dumb ague ana
ague cake, dyspepsia, liver complaint,
nervousness, debility, kidney and bladder
complaints. 1t miIigates the inli mi ies
OF age, haSteHs cIuT~lc ceucu, h a
terdeh7y TO prevent Ia 7on uqIeurcs
from exposure and cxhsus4. 81. Persons
OF fcientaiy habits anu laboricus occu-
pations will hnd IT an ever useful tonic.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
Temperalce Concert.

The Temperance Concert given BY ths
Continental vocslists OF Connecticut'
Messrs. Franklin and Smith, in Brandy
W ne N. X. Church, last night, was en-
tremely enjoyed. The beautiful Con
tnental costume of the singers was
charming feature OF the concert. The
singing was as varied as It was fine. The
brilliant tragedy recited by Rev. A. W.
Holt, reached the tender feelings OF the
audience and gave him perfect control oil
his hearers. Rapturous applause altern-
ated with the proioundest 81 ence var, Ing
with the sentiments expressed In speech
and In song, The Mountain Bugle
Echo Song alone many said was worth
the price OF admission. Mr.. Holt and
his singers are beginning TO be,appre-
ciated so highly in the city, that they ara
at all times assured OF large audi
enCe.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
THIRD EDITION.


Mr. Magee said he would vote fol the
mo Ion Iow under consid Grafton, and
wolld expect at the next meeting tohear
q motion TO appoint musical Instructor
for the schools
President Baird, in putting the lues-
ton, said that The motion applied oIly to
one system Of music He krew til At
money was collected from the children to
pay for teachlHg muic.
d.. Shortlidge said TIE committee
could take care OF the High Scht oil
There was OF a member If the board
who had not be n edited 10y the music at
the High School. The children were not
forced to bring money to pay for the
teaching OF the music, and no one could
OBJECT.
Mr.. Foulk said the board had right to
object Every member OF the board had
right t. give his views ss to how the
High school should be carried on. The
committee OF the High School shouldn't
get too high. II the children could not
afford to pay they were Looked down
npon and talked about. The board
should pay for the music.
President Baird said he thought the
board should pay for the music, and that
Tom, Dick aud Harry should be stop ped
from go ng about teaching music Id the
schools.
Mr.. Morgan said that the bills for
aansical instruction had been met voI un-
tarily by the scholars.
DR.. ShOrtlidge said II the matter went
on much further Gabriel would blow his
Lorn.
The motion of Mr.. Morgsn's was
adopted.
A resolution was adopted thanking the
new Century Club for it's Invitation u at
tend the lecture on manual training by
Professor Sayre.
Bills were passed as follows Philips
q Kare, S3i..B, J. W. Dnl, 1884; j. b.
Davis, ssA. IS; q. L. JeiIeris, "a, ualta &
Raise' T-ots; William Silly, SID I'll,
Williams " hopkins, $40, G. W. ST.
Rers Sl13; ID w. Harlan, $500; John
Wise, s7.66, j. IL J. N. Harman, slI;
Every Evening Printing Company, 63
cents; John q. Brison, 81. II; W liam
LawtoD, ,G. 80; II A. Roop, 81. 81; Cav
lniop " Bro, 81. 80: j. w. Dill, 81 O3;
Robert lIaddoek, Sl7. GO; Edward Mel.
choir, $685.. !. +. Wood IL Co, $3y 66;
]. K. D. Seeds Il Sons, SIG So; ia mes
Nils, sl3. 10; W. n. Lones, tlO; L. Ii.
Ands.son, sS.4S; j. II. First, ti2; Z. =.
vnomas " Co., s., 4s0 20.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Coroner Gamble held an inquest las t
evening on Roger Bsyne, laborer en-
ployed by the p, W. s. d. Railrb ad
Company, who was killed on Saturday
evening near the West Yard. The / lry
viewed the remains on Sunday afternoon,
and tue session last evening was for the
purpose OF hearing testimony. Thomas
W. Dtakyne, tho engineer of shiiter No.
Al, james Shields, fireman OF engine No.
n, and Alba L Neal, acting yardmaater
o. the West yard, were examined And
their testimony showed that the unIor-
tunste man must have been wa king on
the track when he was struck BY engine
No. II. The jury, after a short cousuIta
ton, tei dered verdict; "rhat 10. er
Is yne came to his death by being ayci.
denlally run over by engine No. II OF
the Philadt lphia, Wilmington aud Btti-
more Railroad Company"
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Is vch II John
l. sa Ivan and party on iiends from
bridgeport arrived here this evening aud
went to the Globe Hotel, where they pro-
cetdel to run things in their own style
tom Moran Sulliy4n's old manager,
was mt mber OF the party They were
all drunk and caused considerable dis
turhance, breaking asses aud chairs
promiscuously. he bartender at the
hlobe and teyeral inmate. Of the house
were roughly handled before the party
Quieted Il Iwn.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
POSITIVELY.

We are positively closing
out our eutirc stock of Heavy
Suits and Overcoats at less than
halfvalue. No such low prices
ever named in this or in any
other city. In Trousers
choice of 100 pairs Mems for
81, former prices SI.75 and S..
Superior ones, former prices S4,
$3.50 and s., for $3.50 now.
Best grades of Trousers, former
price 50, 81 and So, now S..
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The rooi OF a small frame dwelling oc-
cupied by a eolored family, on the east
side of the p, w. & b. Railroad at tbs
foot OF Bird street, caught fire about 10. 80
o'clock this forenoon. An alarm was
struck from box No. IS, and the ilre de-
partment promptly responded. The fire
was put out, however, by few buckets
OF water before the fire companies could
get into service. The fire caught from a
spark either FROM chimney or passing
locomotive.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
. - .
Musicale

By Tie Grace orchestra, C. II. LAT Ter,
director, assisted by Miss Currinder Aud
Mr. N d. Coward, will be given in
Grace Sunday school room on Weddes,
day evening, March IL. Tickets 50 cents.
The musical Organization is composed OF
young men connected with Grace Church
and thsi7 object is to bring the orchestra
tn such proficiency that Whining 10.
MAN 6 will feel pouder thaneyer OF hay
ing Il musical organization, eompu. ed
Of home talent This concert will bp a
test.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

A fine piece Of crayon work Of MlJ
Anderson, the talented actress, iron
Harry Bucher's studio has been PLACED
on exhibition In the window Of Kennely
" Co.'S muslc store, No. 7l9 Marta
street. 1t has been greatly admired by
all who have seen II, and II Ia certainly
handsome piece Of art. We would cal
the attention OF our readers to this pl,
ture before It is bten taken away.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The contents of David Lemons con
fectionery store, No. . East Fourth
street, was sold at sherin's sale yester.
day AFTERNOON, "Uncle" Tommy Ogl,
acting as auctloneer. The candy WA
sold by large quantities, In show win
dows, show cases and shelves. Low
prices were generally obtained, and the
aItlcals were generally bought by II. II.
Ward, Esq, attorney Tor Boston parts
having claims.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The report that William B. Herbrr,
Marshal to the Consular envoy 10 TOSS
hama, Japan, had resigned his ofllcr AID
was on his way home is an entirely etion.
eous report Edwin NJ. Herbert. q brOihcE
has just received letter from the Mar.
shall In which he contradlcts the runOf
that he had resigned and is al loss TO
know how such n rumor got into clrculL
ton as he had no notion of resigning.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

smyth Post, No. |. @. A. r.. will visit
Naval Post Nc. 400, OF Philadelphia, to-
morrow evening, and all who go arc as
sured of good time. They will be ac-
companied by several members of DUPONT
and Grant Posts and cord al invitation
is extended 10 all members OF the Grand
Army to attend.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

A firm In this city advertised one Of
their specialties recently In the REpuRLt.
CAN Tor the first time tor o number d
years, and on being questioned II tleJ
had heard from the announcement, t eJ
replied yes, and had sold several dollMs
worth OF the goods advertised. The Rs.
PUBLICAN has the circulation and brln.i
the answer every time,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

About Se0] rainbow trout eggs were
eelysd Mt the hsh hatchery In the Gu
Mill last Saturday, and tho young #
ahen hatched, viii be dlstribut d
the streams that empty into the BIahg
vine. Three hundred thousand wit
tish and one hundred speckeled tt1
were sent to Rehoboth, and five thoust
white fish to Magnolia. They were
charge OF Harry Mcconnell, who start
with them to- day,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

About stvcu weeks ago Lawrence f
Wa Ike an employe ut The Arlington
NJ II !eit this city In search IF work else
wnefc, since which time bis fliends have
not heard anything from HUI His home
Is at A'bef on, howard county, Nil, and
US his maih' r is . atty distressed on ac-
count o. his mysterious absence, any in
i"Tm ,ti0n conc ming him will be thank
fully received.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The CONDITION. of Mis-, Finn aud Mr..
f0lk, at Newport, is unchanged. Mr..
Folk 1t Is thought now Will fully recoy.
or from hi Injuries, while none uncer-
tanty rests over Miss Firms case, who
was much the worse injured of tAe two.
IN re are however increasing hopes that
Hiss Flinu's life will be spared, though
she will lie phy sicsily disabled Tor lite,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The silver wedd ng OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. Robinson was celebrated last evening
at the residence OF Mrs. Roblnson's
mother, No. Ala Marke. street. There
were large number Of guests present
and the presents were numerous and
valuable. An abundance of Refreshments
were served.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12


CARROW.-At II As a. IN. Friday, March
sth, mt the residence of her brothcr-in
law, w. l., Noshell, No. 1904 washing
ton street Miss Ida x. Cnrrow, after
lingering illness of consumption.
Due notice will be ri ytn of the funeral
BR ADLEY.--On the nth inst, Caroline
- bradley, near Clayton, Dol.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. Arrive
on the 1880, noon, train, proceed to VIII
mington and Brandywinc cemetery, on
wednesday, March 18th.
BIkTiI,-On Monday. March II. 1889,
Elizabeth G, Birth, daughter Of the
late Jon NJ, mud Mary Turner, IN the
dl-t year at her age.
services Mt her late residence, No. i27
East Fifth street, or Thursday ut
l.3O O'Clock y. NJ, to proceed to the W IL
mington and lIandywine cemetery
IntorInent private.
baltimore and Washington papers
please copy.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
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Is. u. III. F.lC, of A,

Hon. B. NJ. Brsker, OF New Jera sy.
will deliver a lecture in Middleton q
bnliding, s. X. corner Of Fourth and
klng streets, on Wednesday evening, the
18Th inst, upon the principles Of The
Sruer named in the heading. MIR.
braker Ia said 10 be a fluent lecturer,
~ %ili ne no charge for admission
nu w uoupt lhere WIZ be many PRESENT
q. of A." all means
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Fred Morgan will move on the Bank
farm on the s5th oil March, near NcWpot
and will still serve his customers with
pure milk and cream. On and Aiipr the
18th of March, any one wish Dg milk u
cream, he will be pleased to accommodate
them. He has not sold out his mix
route as reported. FRED MnRGAS.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Powell, In the Thid street mark It, will
have another spleuhid To- OF Dish to
mo roF, c1nsi ting Of shad, herring.
white an ! yellow perch, pike cod tish,
Ike chad, w'i fish, paddock and t ira.
pins. TIE demand Tor chad is incre lg.np.
ID as tho.e that Poweil now has are
lul y equsl to the Delaware shad, those
who wish to secure one will have to n
early
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

WIN. Lawton received the contract ;of
furnishing the steamer Dorchester, nov
'ng built at the II. & II. works, WIN
all silver plated ware, house-iurnlshln9
goods, china, glass aud silverware, ana
which are now 90 exhibition In the VIM
dow No. GIL Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
FOURTH EDITION.


atore No 2IA Wsst FouIth street
Watches. clocks and ,ewelrv nj MIJIarl
~ DaxisI q n 0nd Al
p..h,. -. =. -, A..
plsce tn INV vonr coal
20 ~
,, UaSauos' 20 sS;vy " ao.., one 0Aio i''
e.. A' nv A.
re-. na's Gan DC oOlaineu OF MIS-
Sa.'.', w. aoS mug s''ec', ior % oeh''
oaolnet photographs S5;,o per dozen
one oAiV picture hse' ooS MarAeI Oh
IL cabinet photos at Cumming gal
lery ior ". SU2 Market street.
The Bayard sIegioD will initiate three
new members In the Legion this evening
1t you want your plano moved call J.
ID. German. Telephone AS.
Rev. j. d. C. Hanna of Newport
pr ached q farewell sermon GU Sunday.
Rev. VIM. p Tilden has been invited
to become The pastor of the Unitarian
Church.
Iwish TO contradict that abatement that
vas In 10 Al nInLt,s na,,or mon, harhorino
a weman's husband, as 1t Is false. T.
The Young Peonle,s Association nj
West Preshyterian rhnroh will meet on
Thursday evening.
John Harkins. Ie, u,on Tbomas and
lance Ken az n,ar,,,,,, 10 Wi, ,he
Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va.
The mis,onarv snn,vorssrv n, a, PANT.
ME- Cbnrch will he ceIahrs,sd navt
Sunday afternoon,
Thu wonan,s uo,o M,,s;o,.r, o,,.,,
of Al PanI,s NJ Cburcb Mi 80, q,
animal session 10 morrnS ats,naon ="
Nrs Harry parkas wbo ba. haon viz
ding tbis ci,y has ra,n.nod ~ ~ o,,a
IN Baltimore TODAY,
/"
Elliott viii onan a intnItmre stnra az NJ
7oG Market str.et '0 ''' ~ AVE.
40 no oo
JUG caoine.s ior eo'oO' anu one nkio
an5's sr7 NIL ,tssai 1o~'"' Nv iio'-
rra.nho,. 4. ,.,,., &c.,. ,
60 G NV ihVNe1 70 inspect u
GU .'ayon now w. on eAhloition ~ Cum
,oi, 1 u goou shaVe anu hair cut go 10
ioo L. lh'ru street, the weii-knoWn bar
oer.
~ 70 un' see lhe iox1o crayon por
raiI cummings Is masking Tor e5'oO
0lec'iiiohs at 1ho uoor' ooz Market ST
Mr.. Charley Boyd and Mr.. Owen
Sheridan, Of New Castle, were in this city
iast evening ..
The population OF Chester is estimated
to be about 30, 900, being something over
haf that OF our city.
George W. Stone will deliver his lee
tnre on the "a te and Times of sydney
smith" lefore the students of Swart6-
more College on the 18th inst.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Branch No. 4u7 lion Hall have changed
Their meetlog night from tie first and
e ind "Wednesday Of each month 10 the
c7ond aud four h Wednesday nigh s.
The first meeting Under this new arrange
m"nt will be he'd Tomorrow evening
and The members are requested to be
present.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

DR.. slmms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
worst of cases without fail. Hundreds Of
refertnces. All bad cases now well. 25c.
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith g. Kline Co.. 400
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

trains VIII leave Wilmington AS follows
Phlladelphia (expreasl 4 4 q. 4 %. am. '. "a
~ -, IA ~ iog 10 y 4 q Il u .. N. II J
Y IS IA 10 ~ "a iSSo. % III = Il 70 No. %@ ."
i "a '.i s.' Ss "a - y. u. "a "a az q.
1 S. r q cd sss sss q; "a 20 o
s y Nor aoI! "a sS q Al i & ~ ~ R4s:s
xcr Yves. Iches..T. "a Lsnosin. 0 % and
Pos s ", ~ s ftsa ageP; .sd ,p,.rr.a,.
Bsltimsre and inssrnsdi.ts stations. 10 ia
B.itimcre and Bay Line. ' is D. N.
I, 4 i. s9 a i I; SS 4 NJ a q a. tx
New Castle, 500 40 q. m. las 2SG $50.
GEORGETOWN and Lewes, 90 q. n..S % D. H..
ss.I s, !espressl, 50 p. N. .,.,,.-. a..
h mr. nSS ,s \ nsl,nar, and way stations $50
Express for HirIiinston. so D. N. wss
Express Tor Dover. Harrington. and del.
mar. ~ o6 Night.
Enpne. ,,n Sor sS.ps cssils.. Old Point Con.
FORT. and Norfolk. ises Night
Lave Ph,ladelphia. broad street. for VII,
u T. =. 4. i Il i 7. nj. o. s@; az 40
l:eon,rnnI., 49, asx ,nss . v q n
- AZ az - ,eoa INA ~ 4, 4.
Tr.,s. 49,, 80 ,., -. ,s-s,,.S ..,,r...
,rnn ms,eh IT.. 10y, ,ar5ssd eAp'ss
rHAs NJ PiIsiE vr,ou
General nanAFer a.nersi PsssrHrsr A nj
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
ID schedule In effect March 10 1850
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
Nav YoRK, week DAYS s2is. SO N. a
M. tl2 a., ~ %, 20 U.s. sG Al 10. m
NEW YoRK, sunday. ~ IA a. m SLAMS
- 03. % ~. 81 a y. m.
PHlrADtLrHIN. week dnys ssI2 ana
100, IS. as so, 300, 40 III. II 10 n m,
4l2 Os, ! vi, " 03, 8 90, as, s5 OF, $40 eaj
~ n 7nj s35 tIO - "A m ' ' wv
PHlI.NDpipHtA. Suudnvs sa19 -o 7,i
0 %, Ii I0u. m. sl2 0s, O0' - 0S 800 AIS
IS ~. 3 10. d rs I'd n K AZ sI6 - N M o'"'
CHssTEr. week dave - n q Ia I'm
! IS, rs 80, 400, slOW, IL 10 m 40 s
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The Levy Court is busy transferring
properties and liking up the assessments.
commencing tomorrow, White Clay
Creek, Pencader, Red Lion and New
Castle Hundreds will be given special at
tention, and all who are not sses.ed in
those hundreds should present themselves
To- the Levy Court either to MORROW ,
Thursday or Friday.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12
FOR SALE.

aud bath
No. mG West sixth street. 6 rooms.
NJ. 20 West street, . tuods and bath.
N". ;Di West street. ia fpums and bath.
No, w East Thirteenth street, I room,
and bath.
No, ip!7 Pine street. q rooms and bath.
No. ~ licnteti street, q rooms.
~. ~ KIM street Il ruptus aud bath
No, li!l Walnut street, 6 rooms AID
No. si5 Market street, II rooms and
No lsO4 Read street, I rooms and shed
No. us West street, 10 rooms and bath
No. 1871 Iatnjtll street. s rouus and
No. Gl5 West second streets rooms and
bath.
No. 9li West Sinth street. < rooms and
bath.
No. SIS West street, II rooms and hath
No. l1Vi Rodney street, $ room. aud
bath,
No. iilN West street. : rooms ana bath.
No. lulI Monru" street, y rooms and
Ne. al; West seventh street 10 rooms
and bath.
NJ, l-i DuInut street, q roomsand bath
Ao.il2 Brnoinc street, room, and bath.
~. 1904 kirkwouh street., q room, and
40, lsoa Jefferson street, rooms and
No. lGO7 spruce street, rooms and
No, so Monroe street, rooms.
No. lnl1 West Fourth street room,
and bath.
No, liGi l;roemc street. rs rooms and
bAth,
No. l2:S wilson street. 6 rooms.
No. 1000 Mad street, II rooms and
bath "''''
No. 9oi Madi-on street. 0 rooms and
N.HA
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The Choral Club held q meeting last
evening, at which officers were elcc ed 40
follows: President, N. d. Coward; treas
urer, Frank Herring. Elmer Bemos,
was elected member of the board OIL
directors.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

The Young Mems Temperance Union
OF this city are arranging Tor their second
anniversary to TO held In Asbury II 4.
Church ON March 81. An address viii
be delivered by tho Rev. Duncan Mao
Gregor o. Brooklyn.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

ID. @. Owens, druggist, Altoona, Pa,
writes: DR.. Bulls Baoy Syrup has won.
derful reputation; tho demand for 1t ID
really astonishing. Mothers Will have 10
other. 1t is destined to superseae all
other soothing syrdps. II costs ouly Is
cents
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

"He is well paid that Is well sati' fed. >
This Is what happy man uptown said
when he threw away his empty bottl,
after he had cured his cold with DR.. Bull 4
Cough Syrup, the iavorite.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Fine and complicated watches sna
clocks suceessfulId repaired and war
ranted. Clocks to be repaired called 70,
and delivered without extra charge, LII
l.. Barton, jeweler, az East 7th.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
slightly cloudy, followed near the lakes
BY light rain and stationary Temperature,
Thurs lay, fair to cloudy, and rather
warmer, followed By rain on the COSTS
and fresh to brisk eastorly winds,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Only three weeks yet OF the time Cum.
m'nes oilers you crayon portrait fol-
S3hO; SO Lose no time, but 10 order one
at his 4 ller. 302 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

8Thsre are two large tales of personal
property tomorrow, that OF JAbez Banks,
near Stanlon, and that of Lobdell and
Brown, on the old Garasche farm, New
Castle Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

Coroner Gamble has summoned Jury
aud will hold an inquest this afternoon in
the case OF Michael Madden, killed yes
terdsy morning on tie p, w. & b. rail-
road,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

For It's powerful and peculiar action on
me hVer' L'xador, the golden spec .dc,
has established reputation that is he.
yond cavu or equiVocation. 1t does he
WORK every time. Price % cents,
Daily Republican., 1889-03-12

DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL
Il propert-. The subscriber will sell with
out reserve at public sale, oil his farm, near
Newport, on ~