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Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
An Unfortunate Boy.

Bert Bsrnum was the name given by
boy, II years old, arraigned before the
municipal court this morning for ysg-
rancy. Officer Scott rays that for three
or four weeks the boy has been going
about begging In the western part of the
city.
He said, when asked what he had to
say, that he left Bellair, Ohio, to 20 to
Johnstown, but somehow got to Will
mlngton, where he had been trying to get
work. His parents were dead, and he
had no relatives living but sister in
Pennsylvania some place. but he d d not
know where. He worked on q farm IN
Ohio, and would like aplace on farm
here. He says he was never raised to be
bad, and had never drank liquor nor
used proiare language. He is a bright
looking, intelligent boy, AID his helpless
condition Appealed TO the sympathy of
oil who saw him. lie was simply des l.
tute and friendless and wants home.
The court requested the reporters pre-. ent
10 make special note OF his casr, SO that
Anybody wanting good boy might call
at the polis e station.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
nyertI,e pathiess Ocean.

Athwart vast continents trayersed by
mighty iron thoroughlares, many. armed
like the fabled Briareus, myriadB set forth
daily TO encounter the vlcissitudes of
travel, change Of climate, unaccustomcd
ioo'i, and an atmosphere, poss bly, mias-
matte, yet with tain confidence that
their health will be preserved When
this confidence is based upon the poss's-
sin OF supreme medicinal defense,
liosteter's Stomach Bitters, II Is indeed
well founded, otherwise rot. BrackiSn
water, bad food, the wearyiug and other
bad elects Of railroad joltinR, sea sick
le aud nervousness, aggravated by a
journey and its attendant diseomforts,
are shorn Of their pernirious influence by
This sterling Alternative. paei.ier and COM
pensating medicine, invaluable for dys.
pep>ia, ieehleuess nervousness, constipa
lion, malarial disorders, rheumatism and
kidney complaints.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
An Army of ChristIAns.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9-Ogcr 1000
delegates TO The eighth National CnrF
tian Endeayor Conference, which Will
meet this afternoon at the FIRST Rogmrli
ormory, Broad and Callownill slrecls,wlli
arrive In tho city to day from all parts u
The United States and Canada I've
large delegations from the New England
States will be quartered At the Grad
HGu'e. Over 5U0 more, from Conuect'
cut and New York, will take up quarten
at the Continental; hundreds OF delegates
from different points in this State will AZ
rive at the Aldine. and many from all
paris of tine weet, as lar as the Pacific
cosrt, will be at the Strsttord. The dele.
gates from the United Society will bs
Quartered nj the Coionnade.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Drowning of u Mysterious German

HOLLY BEAon, N. j., July s-A Ca,
man, about 80 years OF age, came hets 7.
week ago and obtained work at g,rv.lss
bakery. He refused to give hi, u,ns
| ate yesterday afternoon be left for ths
busch saying he was going to ba,he ia
was seen to plume into the surf near u au
old wreck some distance from the shs,a
aud on rising to tho surface called lnsuIS
for help. Before he could be reached i,
sank again and shortly afterwards hi,
body was seen floating toward Wlldgoos
Opposite the latter place he was pickpd
up and taken to the shore, The holy wa
liteless. The German had made several
threats to commit suicide. As there MA,
nothing among bis effects 10 show llep,
tity, he was buried to day In the Potter,
field at Csre May Court House. He had
been heard to say that 10 formerly lived
in Camden.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
HomIcides In Washington.

The extraordinary number Of hom 'cides
and murders among the negroes In
Washington is attracting the attention OF
the entire country. There have been
thirteen killings among them In three
months. Surely this does not speak well
for tie prog ess or civilization Of the ne, =
ly enfranchised, and here In the capital
OF the country, too. No such enormo Q
perez sntage OF murder has occurred
among the black race in any Southern
State, and why 1t should be so in Wasl :
ington is indeed wonderful. What is the
reason for ~
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Clrcus Performer, Exoluaed.

WARRINGTON, July s.-Leon de Leon.
the proprietor Of circus, came to Key
West from Cuba. He failed to secure Q
band there at d imported one from Havana
under contract. This fact was brought
TO the attention OF the United States dis
trict attorney at Key West, and that off,
cal held that the members Of the band
were artists, and that their landing was
not prohibited by the contract labor law.
The matter was referred to the solicitor
OF the treasury who reversed the decis-
ion.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Dancing at the Pier House free.
DIED.


HARLAN On July 4. 1889. Eliza, wife
OF Dr. Caleb Harlan, aged n years.
Friends are invited to attend the
funeral service ut home, No. 70s Market
O'Clock II. m. Intorment private at
Brandywine Cemetery.
IioDGES,-on July !. Laura NJ, daugh.
ter OF George W. and Esther Hodges
III her I'D year.
Relatives and friends are invited to
residence, 9l5 West Ninth street on
Tuesday, 9th inst, at $50 p. IN. Inter
mcnt private.
WALL-In this city, on the 9th instant,
Andrew Wall, ia the oith year of his
Relatives and friends are invited tn
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. lil5 jackson street, on Mcd.
nesuay, tho 10th Instant, ut . O'Clock H.
IN. Requiem high mass ut st. Putr1ck's
Church. lntcrment ut Cathedral Gene,
terry.
WEBB-on tho 9Th inst, William Webb,
in his 9Oth year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his
! late residence ut Riddles Banks on
Wednesday afternoon. services at the
house at $3.50. lnterment at Mt. Salem
Cemetery.
| BULGER-0n July sth, Mary Bulgcr,
daughter of John aud Eliza Buser,
aged years and months
| Relatives and friends Hre Invited to
| attend her funeral ON Wednesday, at ;
o'clock. from tine residence OF her par.
| ents, NO. i4O East Ninth street. Inter
mcnt at Cathedral cemetery.
Another little lamb has gone
| To dwell with him who gave;
| Another little darling babe
| To shelter in the grave.
| God needed one more angel child
| Amid his shining band,
Aud he bent with loving smile
And claspud our darling's hand. y
| RlLE.-On the yh instant, Norman
Thnmns, son of rhpmaS ~. and Mary
Il. Rile, aged months and - davs.
The funeral viii take place ON Thurs
| day afternoon. 1nterncHt private.
WsoN-on the 5th inst, iSsa, Emma
T.. daughter OF Enuch u. anu Emma
i, Laws, aged months.
Relatives ama friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence al
her parents, No. Il3 HodMnn street, an
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock. ser
vices at the house. fntcrmcnt ut Bethel
Cecil County, Md.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Tramps Escape q Sherif-s Pose

GREENviLLE, July 8.-For two weeks
a gang of twenty-five tramps have bsea
camping near the rolling mill. one mus
below town. They broke ilto houses
and on the night Of the Fourth they
broke open the jail and released one ot
their number aud several other prisouers.
/ asst night they broke Into several build.
ings at Shenango and terrurzsd the
people generally. To-day Sheriff Kreps
came up aud took down Q mpany Il and
large sheriifs posee. The place where
the tramps have been staying was sur.
rounded, but they had evidently got
warning, as none could be found wF.
where In the neighborho ID.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

DOR SALES SHARES OF STOCK OF
a the Bank OF Wilningl IN and Brandywine
Apply To W. c. PHILIPS, ith and French
btftctS.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
THIRD EDITION.
A Bear in the Tower.


PHILADELPnIA, July GA wild bear
In POSSESSION OF the signal tower and rum
ming the trslns on the New York divi-
sion of the Pennsylvania railroad WAS the
strange SIGHT that nearly drove the right
ful occupants of the tower iuto tits a lew
nights ago. The bear came from the
Geological Garden, and the tower WAS
that Just hack OF the Garden on the curve
which the railroad Dal es at that place.
L w. Rose, the telegraph operator in
the tower, aud Samuel Foster, ali assis-
tant yardmsster, were DOING In the
TOW er abou' 3 O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing when there came a soft pit-a- pat upon
the stat. e. They did not notice it., nor
did they see curly head that wa puked
In at the door and looked curiously
around. Something in the inspection
may have displ.ased him, ior suddenly
the men were awakened from their nap.
ping by deep growl. Beio. Foster,
who was lying in u corner, could get up
the bear had put Ii big paws around his
neck and began to squeeze him affection.
ately. The terrified yardrDaster shrieked,
and the more he shi licked the more the
bear huggtd him.
Foster was ginning to grow purple
In the face when Rose, who had recover, d
his presence of mind, started In with a
broom-stick to Vauquish the bear. This
drew his attention from Foster, and an
instant later l.ote was enjoying u vigor-
Gus hug. The hug lasted SO long that
Rose began To III nk hin last day had
come.
The hug sill continued, when the men
suddenly remembered that the early
morning express from New York wat
due, aud that the signal had not been tei
for II.
.'Gige the signal 10 No. 12," gasped
Rose to his companion. Foster, who wai
. very badly frightened man, managed &c
crawl from his corner and see that the
Gig, q was properly set. Then he graspet
the telegraph key, and while Bruin look
ed on In sstonishmsnt he startled every
op rator along the line by flashing ovel
the wires to Broad street:
For Heavens sake send assistance Il
No. 8 office Grizzly bear in possession
OF the tower Has iull control of signal,
and switches. Send six men with iities.
AS The telegraph operator sank back
exhausted the bear left Foster and re-
turned To his first victim. He moved
slowly, and both men grasped the opp r
,unity 10 jump over him and dash dowI
siairs. As they turLod the key In the
lock CT the door at tie bottom they
heard the bear rhump against it. Rush
ing over to the Geological Garden, from
which place they supposed the strauE'
sitor had escaped, they yelled loud!.
Tor assistance. Looking back on th.i
way they saw Bruin in the tower tryinI
10 move the switch levers.
A sleepy keeper was aroused after con
siderable effort, aud the party laid sieg
TO the tower. There was a pretty strue
Gle between keeper and bear for time
Sut the foIm came oil victor. I'll
bear was led back to Ills pit aud pu
In irons. F, ster has been off duty eve
s,nce, and Rose still starts nervous
whenever he hears football on the towe
stairs.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Sun stroke.

j. q. Wickes experienced something
like sun stroke ct the corner Of lancas.
ter avenue and VanBuren street between
three and four O'clock yesterday after.
noon and stopping into the d ug stors
near by the proprietor, James A Parkeri
treated him very kindly, bathing bio
h ad and contributing to his relief. Mr..
W. returns his warmest thanks, as lie
was so greatly benefited as to be able to
return to his home In short time, aud
this morning he was able TO attend TO
his usual business. About fear years
ago Mr.. w. experienced sun stroke
that laid him up for several weeks. by
the timely assistance OF MIR Parker 10
was saved similar experience, and hence
he returns his thanks.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Still Unwell,

Rev. P. p. Lightner, rector of Emmanuel
Church at New Castle, who returned q
lew DAYS ago from trip TO Europe which
he made for the benefit OF his health, was
not hb'e to preach on Sunday, but made
short impromptu address TO his conRie-
gation. He expects to be able to preach
next Sunday He should, like Rev. Mr..
Hubbard of the NJ. Z. Church, learn to
take ours on at icycle, as that mode OF
travelling seems 10 have greatly invigo-
rated that gentleman.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
A Bold Boy Thief,

PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The lhres
boys-Edward Thompson, Frank Leon'
ard and William Vollmer-who arc
charged with having ttolen watches from
number of jewslry stores and pawn
offices were held In bail yesterday by
Magistrate Pole for tiial. The evidence
showed that Thompson, who Is the youag-
est OF the trio, had conducted all the
operations, and his ball was liked ~
5000 The other two boys aided him 10
the theft OF watch from the messepgN
boy employed by G. I Richardson,ol ,ol No
2l3S Columbia avenue.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Visitors from Wilmington.

The West Chester Local of Monday
Gays: Wilmingtonisns appear TO like
west Chester, as many of them drive
here occasionally, especially en- Sundays.
Yesterday there was quite an sggrega-
tion of them Tor tea at the Mansion
House. The register of that hotel
showed the following In the party: J. j.
Maloney, J.mcs L. Deyoe, Holatein
Harvey, John How and wife, W. 7.
Bailey and wife, George W. Williams
and lady, James L. o'Keefe and lady,
Lizzie Spencer.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
A Yellnn Fever RuInor.

WASHINGTON, July S.-Tle marine
hospital service WAS informed on satuf.
day last OF the existence OF rumors 10 tac
effect that yellow lever prevailed at aln'
pico, Mexico. Acting Assistant surgeon
Maine, at Brownsville, Texas, has ben
communicated with in regard TO tne
matter, and has telegraphed rep.S as
follows: Have Investigated rni.ols
through consulales and cannot lind lleni
established"
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Excursion, July la. Tickets, SO cents.
An Excellent Opportunity.

The present heated term Is reminder
that thin clothes are especially n, eded,
and the best place to procure them In
this city 10 at Muliin 81 Sons, Sixth and
Market streets. The firm intend making
extensive alterations and improvem q
within the next few weeks, and as they
do not wish to keep single article OF
clothing n:haHd have reduced the prices
to less than cost, co. .sequently a four
dollar coat and vest can be bought for
two dollars, and all other clothing at the
tame rates. 1t 10 their desire to dispose
Of every piece of goods that they have on
hand, and rather than keep them, they
are Offering them at a sacrifice. Those
in need of clothing will do well to give
t! EN- call, as they may never have an
other opportunity like this.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Fifty Dollars Reward.

James Anderson offers reward OF S25
for the recovery Of ths light bay horse,
wagon and harness which were stolen on
Sunday, and S25 for the arrest and con-
viction OF the thief. II is said that two
kegs OF beer we're stolen from the adjoin-
ing brewery on the same night. II This
offence was committed by the same party
1t looks as though drunken spree was
only intended, and that the horse may
eventually be recovered.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
DESTROYED by tire.

The kilus, sheds and oLtbu dings of
the Riyersile pottery, ON the Delaware,
below New Caste, were destroyed by
fire on last Saturday morning. How the
fire orr mated is ii mystery, as the
Tires in the turnsct had bee. txtlnguishei
on Friday evening, and every preeautiou
taken to guard tgaiust acriirIt. The
loss is fully covered by insura 9 and as
the pro, erty b. loups to a New Castle
stock Company the build ny it istup-
pusei Will be rebuilt.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Meeting of sof,-oon Miners Delegates.

ALTOONA, Pa, July & Forty
coal miners, representing II, 900 miners
of lhe di trlcts OF Biar, Cambria, Clear
tie d, Crntre and Jefferson counties
met in This city tc- lay. They concluded
10 10 enter nto general suspension,
but decided TO call out all miners WIN are
working under The d str CT prices. Con-
sIderation of the eight hour question was
post oned until Labor day, at which
time public mert'ngs ere to te
held to discuss It, a central relief
committee as established with head
quarters at Cali IN, Cambria county.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Shot In Ills Engine,

CHICAGO, H., July 9.-Engineer Henry
Barror, pulling the last Train east Oh the
Chicago aud Northwestern railroad, was
shot in his engine eally on Sunday morn
ng, while pastinR a freight train at Coon
$ ding, Iowa. The bu let rack Bar
,ol III t'.e face, breaking his jaw. The
fellow firing escaped in the dark. NJ
cause Unknown for the deed. The engi.
neer remained at bis post aud brought
the train 10 d one. 25 miles, before Civ.
ing VI.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Go on the U. r. Of A. excursion.
Nearly Choked by His Teeth,

CARLISLE, July Sat 10 o'clock thia
morning Henry Newsham, q member Of
the bar, fell upon the street from an at
tack of vertigo, and in go doing swallow
ed his artificial teeth. He was carried
into his office and physician summon
ed who with great difficulty extracted
them. For while Lawyer Newsham was
in precarious cor dition but this eve ming
he is in fair way to recovery.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Personal

Clawson 8, Hammitt, the well known
artist and teacher of painting, started on
his vacation this morning. lie will spend
the greater part of his time at Bar Har-
bor, Maine, and the love which he has
Tor his art is a guarantee that he will
bring back several very excellent
sketches of this famed summer resort,
which In time will be transferred to can.
vasR.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

TIE West Presbyterian church choii *. !.
cursion ON Tuesday, July 10th, to pay
Ridge, will be an enjoyable affair ati NJ. u.
doubt will be largely patronized. liza .
cts $i.25. Train leaves Water ana maI.
ket streets, at $50 a. m., Delaware A's'
nue. Station al 6. 40 q. m. Newark ~ %
m. Boat leaves Bay Ridge at 7.so ?, M: sI
Everybody should avail themselves oi 'n''
opportunity to enjoy gala day.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Min be Sold for Tnxes.

Tax Collector Mo )dy will sell the iol-
lowing chattels Tor city aud sch Dol taxes
on Tuesday, July IL, unless the claims
are settled before that time. The house-
hold goods of John A. Parker, No. 42O
East Eleventh street; AT 2 y. IN. the cou-
tents oi the vrocefy store OF Joseph Lang
ley, at the southwest corner OF Seventh
and Windsor streets; at 3 p. III. one suit
OF furniture, carpets ard AN organ be.
longing to George IL. Hanson, ON Sixth
street between DUPONT I'd Scott,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Gone to Philadelphia.

Senator Higgins, who just returned
from Dover this IN ming, went imme-
diately to Phil ldelphia to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Loui Gibbons, the wife
Of Edward NJ. Davis,Jr., al Germantown.
Mr.. Davis 10 an old friend of the Senator,
and the latter will be one of the pail
bearers.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

Rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia are
generally caused by urea In the blood,
aud It Is one of the special properties oi
DR.. RIcHMoND's SAMARITAN NERvINE
to eradicate all these disorders. Druggists
handle It,
elias been tho means of curing my wife
Of Rheumatism" ~. b. FLETCHER,
Fort Collins, Col.
"Cured me OF Vertigo, Neuralgia aud
Sick Headache. MRS. WIN. HENSON,
Aurora, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
The Eirst League Guma

The Dover club defeated the Whining
ton club yesterday afternoon be score Of
TO 1. Day pitched a great game. He
was especially effective at critical points
struck out II men, aud hal he been sup
ported in any kind OF styls the Whining
ton club would possibly have won. Hod-
son aud Magee were also effective, and
Fields one hand catch and Riddles all.
arouad playing were the features OF the
game. NJ. O'Donnell had an off day es.
terday, but being credited with five er.
iors he made only two. "Mike" Is good
ball player, and heavy hitter, also his
brother is q good player and will proba-
by catch to-morrow's game. Marks,
Maloney and Connell played q poor
game. Umpire, Thomas Kane.
MOTIFS.
Riddle caught for the Yougg Amer. ca,
OF Phi'adelphia last year.
mike" O'Donneil plays be ter game
in the game. He played with the Solal
Tips last year.
Flood of the somersets will cover third
base bag for III. Wimiugtons at Mil
| ford tc-morrow.
The game of ball yesterday at Camd eI
was forfeited 10 the Milford club by i;
score OF 8 too.
DELAWARE STATE LEAGUE.
Won Lost Pr Won Lost +
Dover, ,........l 1910 Camden.... 0 / 10
Milford ......l o IOAl SMYRNA o 10
Wilmington. U 90
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

NoTICE-THEREw WILL BE A HACK
IN start from Maryland avenue and
Cedar street every morning. ut $50 to
Second and Market. and Fourth street
wharf along jackson to Second, to Mar
ket, to Fourth, to wharf; also parties
taken to q distance. ii. q. DURHAM,
telephone, call 5l3. j9-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

Dr.. H. NJ. First of this city has been
appointed one OF the demonstrators oil
chemistry in the Jefferson Medical Col
lege, Tenth and SAMSON streets, Phlla.
delphia, and will enter on his duties Sep
tember l. He will be at the college three
mornings OF the week. The remainder
OF his time he will attend TO his profess
sional duties here.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
A Wilmington steamer Wreck ed.

Tha iron steamship Mars, Of this city.
bound from New York to Porto Cahelo,
is ashore and total loss near Ibe leland
of Curacoa. The Mars was formerly the
French steamship Scotia, which went
ashore on the Long Island coast several
years ago, and terward was IN the coal
carry ny trade between Baltimore and
Boston. She was v.,luel at S., 900.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Another Fine Lot.

Joseph and James Martin, in .,s.s ~
Third street market, will have ano'sH
fine supply of homer Iced beef to n I.iU w,yS,
from the farm of Mr.. Stack, near hl,l
bleyille. These steers are all young, anu
consee ucntly are fat and luscious
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
DE. himmn, IhnIrrn s.lun

TIE great AMI tt,tatn cdto ior acute
aud chronic darrirma, dyso trry, thoia5a a
moIeA atq9 cnol "a infant m, 50 rcn $.
Man depot, F@nlth and Kinl reefs,
Wilmington, Del. 5 ID by Il ueei.ts.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

The new serVen wheels for the Friend
ship Fire Company's n9se cart, made by
the silsby Manufacturing Co., arrived
yesterday. Ttey lcok as though Il ey
will render the work required oil them
lhey will be put in service about the
latter mart OF tie WIZ L
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

soueae|
.he Uooul|
Baptist CN|
apleasaIn'|
1t The pieI|
pleasure
iron Goi1
ihone out
Hgltiully|
and The p|
well sat!s1
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

MAtthe|
YESTERDAY
Is. W hi
ai l'utlAl|
Paris iSa
prisei a1
md Il AL
many in|
| Market
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
An American to Narr, a l.o,t,

LONDON, July S-Lun l. lmund
fitsmau ice brother OF The Va quis of
lhns0owne is enrag.d to h. mar o
Miss FtlzL erald the well Lu 4r Anrri-
en- Or entail scholar.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
A Luxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish to enjoy good
health, and who do not Wish to resort to
bitter, nauseous liver medicines and ca
thArtics, is the concentrated California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. All
druggists. N. B. Danforth, Second and
Market, wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
The Fish Simply,

Powell has on his stall In Third s,isss ,',,s
market catfish, German carp, trout o.I' eaL
fsh, Spanish maclSerel, Goldfish, hauuo'A'
lonhders, sea bass, etc.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
stn,e OF tho Temnnra,l,r.
The yyenti,er,

To-morr0w proms to se fair to
slightly cloudy, aad 4tstlonar, ;emn
ture. 5imiar G. nditinus val Iloua aly
prevail on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

SwiFr's SPECIFIC cured me Of mnlipna n
Blood Poison AFTER had been treated in va
with OLD so-cAlled remedies of Mercury an
Potash. s. !. $. not only cured the blood Po
son, hut relieved the Rheumatism witch wa
causY'l hF the poisonous nIupra's
GEO. BbVkLL, 2ifa 3rd avenue, \. Y.
Scrofu developed on my daughter-swell-
Ing and Jumps ON her gsck. w gave her
SwiFT's SPECIFIC, aud the result was wonier-
ful aud the cure prompt
$. A. IiRARMoND. Cleveland, Tenn
SwiFI's SPkClYiC Is entirely . vegetable
remedy, and is the only msdicine. which per-
Ger nnj ~ ttyions RInnd Poison sa,,,t ~ :
books on Eiood and kin Diseases, msilei free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

w. G. Philips, Fourth and French
streets, offers for sale eight shares of
stock OF the bank Of Wilmington and
BrAndywine.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

II. 9, Durham VIII run q h.ck .s!ly
from Maryland avenue aud Cedar street
to Srcond street market and Fourth
street wharf See adv,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09
Grand ARMY RndraInA

Grand Army Badge Lost.
a member OF the @. A, X. lost his
benge few nights since, and If the flndrr
viii 'teturn II to the REPuBLIcAS office
he will be suitably rewarded.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-09

Three yearling heiiers camo to the
premises of Peter Miggett, in Pencader
hundred, on the Sd inst.