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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-14
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| - Sreb. giebleb, Der Gigeutbttner bss
yBueblozSouia" an Der 8Iafeftra8e in 0ens
Der, Gul., eritos pefera ieiue Gtau, neil
tim bieIeIbe tein @elb gebeI t0oIte, nm
Bier 5H faufeu, Der @t0rOer tb4t2e uers
b0ftet.
- Ser ungariihe 02Grber 8olaf murOe
ge1etL in BeI0ibere. gt.-S., gum &obe berz
urt5etIt. 8tdter BeasIp itBte Die 9iulib=
tuug auf Den 16. SuLi feff.
- Traut 3. gIooer, Ge2retdr Der =, Utobile.
SnIaroHcesGo." in Wobile, Gla., eritaB fidl
oeffeIn irib nit einem 0lcbOloar. Nngegrifz
iene @eluntbeit aHo f6rpsr!d]e 2eibca triez
ben ibn 3u b5r 8bat. Seine BIGsr befias
ben ld in Sronnug.
Ger Qderfueft auB bergenalti9te nm
Iebten SamiR9 bic 8attiu Ietues 9ieafhel-H,
bes Farmers Irtbur GriPp nGhe GacrOiie,
@isC. Gripp mar 3ur Bel. QbpeieH6. &uB
iff nerbaftet, EHo Elm 8etiad, tbu 5u lpa3eH,
murbe MIR mi, tuapper gi0tl 5ersiteit.
- Gin furnbare8 Gauitter euttuo ftp bors
geiteu friib BtpiGeu II uE5 l ll9r iiber bieiiz
iiger 9eaene. g2ebrere Bieroe ua0 Sit1e
mnrbeu com BIiB eri4Iageu.
= 5as. 45ee.e .9mitb. QoFalreoattenr oes
qRepEolcaR" n s5rrEu9Ft2lcl NAH mBfoe
geftern f1iib, ale er IN bic gS05HHn9 etues
SdpiegsrJaters gB. S. StIrteolHt au Der
&uiot!fraBe eintrat, BON iejuam Stuager
8opal y. Sturteoantr Der tba fiir eiHeu @tHs
BREEDER bteIt, erfdoiien.
- Charles Stinart, elm 8elegrap5iff I'm
8itreau Ger ngBefern llHion" III gtenburg,
N.sY., beging gefsln friib Selbfmor6 bur9
GriGieBeu. Seiu gIctiD iiir bic Chat TT be-
tauat.
- 8Sbreuo Ser Supeler 8. Goruuau in
SaIiba, Col, Dor etIideu g8Odeu perreif
mar, padte iein GIert, etn iunaer 5sraeIit,
NQmen8 StrGue, ben gau3en gSaaren Bor=
ratb BON $4,000 Bniammen In0 maGte fi1
hamit uus ter1 StGube. @r mirb bon @e.
betmpoIiBjfien oerfoIgt. 5trauB tam BON ct.
youis mad SaIiba.
-8urG un6orFdtiga Sanbbabuua zines
5u @rperimenteu fir bic Beidaffeubett gez
milier Ter0 enfranfbettea beftimulten Ippas
rats tf Or. Graut 6. 8tuceat, Profeiior am
SauitGrium in GIiiton.SprtHgs, u. g., gez
t0btet porbeu.
- Sn Canton, Ohio, purOe BON 6em
8eteitiu IiOrrts bon Der BtutertOH' 0stettiO
Ggentur IN gbicaao Elm ebemaIiger StrdfltHg,
Namens Com Sabler, Derhaftet, tpelder be-
i6HIotgt lit, ben &egiu4 gemaft III babeu,
Dor eiuiger 3eit eiuen Baifagier3ua Der
uPitsburaz Sort g8abue &btcago'er Babu"
5um gnt9Ieiien 3u brln9en.
- Better EIa5er. Elm reiber 5lrmer BON
@arroUz &cunth, O., iuIr0e ielI ulebrereu
Gageu oeImiBt uab mGa befirdtete, oaB bem
0lauue libel u1itaeipi;It purbe. goraeaerH
abeuo purbe auf Dem 6eIbe eiae 2etme &C.
furoea. Die Inter eriutuug ergab, bag Elm
6elBidIlg beu Qebeu bes Raaues Elm tabes
guhp hPreitetP
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5o5en bic wo5ltgatigc Iirfuna oieies
pu5aag5qrfn YraParat8 eria5r:n, unS
Qer,te ,pie @ele6rte operfsnner "a iib,rog.
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Slas Ser SanSesbatstFaSt.
SsoMyTaiHe per RcpRbIt! Colombia - Gtne
Gbaats tut amtrtfaWiidIe @eiaaitsIeAie'


8a5btngton, 3. G., 18. WiGi. - pr.
gbmuno gB. B. smith, ebemGls SHRbeS@
SonuI in gartbageRa, 9fepubltt @oIombta,
0userte iid einem Sertreter Der Yreiie 9e9ens
iiber, bas fid in Colombia eem amerttauis
ide1 lInterneb ebmuugageile elm aus8eoebntes
6eIt ;u ieiuer Betbattsuug oarbiete. @lettrtz
i6es 2i1t, g8afiermerfe, @tieubabuen uno
@ismaj6tnen ieien es bGurtiGdltd, mas In
Der 0tepublit 6riugenb beu0thi9t merOe. Die
Reaieluug ION Colombia lei geDtut, ellen
RaSitalifien, nelGe 2aE baben, ibr 9eIo I'M
Suterefie ber S0rbet1n9 Der Snonflrie &C.
lombia's III in6eitiren, In tiberaler gBetIe entz
qeaeu Al fommeH unS ihueu getuifie 81ran'
item fir Die nu9elegten GapitQLieu au bietea.
geioneers ernlniGt tpare Der Hs9teruHg
cine m0ali6f fiarfe &innanoerun9; re II
entI6loffeu, alien &iHmanberern mGterieu
mad ardften Sur Seite 81 fieben Ruo t9nea
njat 1ur freien 2anobeiiB, iou6ern Iogar Ell
nen rouatIiben @eIo3uiGuB uHo ionfI8e
IlnteIfiiituua in @efalt ioffenfrejer 2tefernH9
ron Sausthtereu IHo AdeTbauz3e erdtbid1atteu
III bepinigen. Der ge9enpdrtige Braf0ent
bon Colombia, Or. 9iure;, niiu4e Die I'm
babnuaa mGsttd5f ireunbiduitli4er 8eSLez
tInaeu sniiGeu BEN Ser. Staateu un0 60
lombta. Die 8ebG!feruug Ger 9iepubIiI babe
aud bus friiber 8egeu Die Amerifaner 9ehegte
DiiBtrnuen abgeIegt, peIfes BON ben 6ranz
,ojeu, gHaIGn0ern uno 9enti6en burh Die
Bebauttung entfltt unb genGhrt Doroen
NOR, ba6 Die DiOnroe=8 gletdIbeoeuz
teab iei nit Der lllteriperflng Der ln0auerl'
tagiimen 2GnSer uuteT bic Ser. Staaten.
Der 9ancd @o!ombin'S ulrb, tote pr.
Smitb elilGrt, gegeumdrttB bon ben 0eut'
idjeu unb &pgIaubera faf 0Oltanbi8 con-
tro!irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-14
Nef15 ~ orfer y366srFd1fett,

gtetps 9prf, IS. Wui. Bet'm Ibs
reiBen oes altea @ebdube8 g&r. 151, Spring
StraBe, fiiirSte beute Wtittag cine bobe Wauer
eiu, uno eiu oeuti6er Nrba!ter, gtameHS Sos.
iepb, iopte Elm gepifsr @iueu, nuroen &C.
tOOtet. aufieber Sec. GbOmas erlitt pabrs
idetRlib t6etltGe 8erlebungeu. Sin Bau'
Snpeftor hattie Rul1ittelbar uor beu llGglitd
Die Mouer inipi3irt uub coufatirt, OaB bies
ieIbe geb0ria gefigt iei. Sanm bate er iez
bod BEN 9fitdeH eeDenbet, ais bic Irbetter
Die StiiBeu wennabmeu, nm oGs IbreiBen
III begiuren. 5attmaau, so Sabre aft,
iuurbau 3tpet StunoeE Uorber in ytr. 182, ,
Sii6y5. aUerAe, bur9 eiHen a5nIiaeu In
fad getGotet.
- Seinrid 8erntb, Sabre oft, it in
Soipital 81 gOnters inter 5erbdGti8eu I'm.
faaoen gefcrbeu. Sein Sob io1 ote Golge
bon SdIdgeu auf cen Eopf ieiu, bic er In Der
GhEle 0on aiaem 2ebrer erbtelt. Cine lin
teriudung tuirb tattfiaeen.
- @m. 5. @batfteIO, Elm befaHater 8aufs
mann aus Cincinnati, erIcantte beHte pl6R'
lid an Der $de Der @ourtlnnb= uuo &5urhz
Strase uub farb, ebe Elm Irjt aebolt mer=
ben tOuute. Gin Ser8Iei6su mar ole &ooesz
Iriade.
-Iobt. 3. 2incoln, ber meme gelanbte
On @ualauS, fam beute aus 0em g8efen bisl
on uu6 mira iid iibermorpan Guf benz 8a Il.
fer y@ith Of 8alisH nod &OuSon einibifieu.
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S}r. lis.

0ie RegtfrtrUug. - @eiern uarer
bic 6eGlirlrbiireaur IN ben 1913 Bre}iutteu
Der St16t 3um erteH Naale oieics 5gbr le,
Gfin:t. 9tsnreGiftl,rt nuroeu IN Der
!. gBal0- SO UciSg;
2. 9&lIt- 80 2EtiFc;
3. gGarG- II gGtiFt;
4. 2Eay0- 10 gQCFc;
,. 2BaTo- SO [Sslyc;
6. gErrg- "a L@giBc Uub . N3'fs
Z. 2&aTA- 30 gStiFc;
g. &nyo- 3 gBCjrs urb 3 .'t5tr;
3. gEclo- II gEtBe uHA 1 9'lscJ;
10. EE.tS- II gGgFC uub ] ylc3gU;
II, gElya- % gEliSe uUS 3 Jie9sr;
IL, 2&GIt- 80 gEsIFe uUo Neqtr;
IL. G&cgo- 20 1Gtifc mo ylegtr;
II. I&ar5-- > I&eI5e uub yttgcr;
-. -&1tA-- 10 .&glFe uH> 2 Rtgcr;
l6. 22lrn-- II gEaEl HE0 2 gtegeri
II, lBaTb- 50 @RGFe;
IS. gGayt- - I,ir mo q y.egtr;
I9, 2EGye- so gNciFC uuo gltgtr;
20. &&alo- 81 ge.lg1 uno Neasr;
2l. agago-- A LBuEE;
-, >G1.c-- 80 >St,Bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-14
gsermHntes.

Die beutige Steuer ginnobme betrug
$780, ,034 uRp bte 3oueiHaabme $656,891.
Cur @inlGiung befimmte gfatoral. 8autz
g|oten i'm Betrage bon SAL 1929 Iiefeu beIte
i'm SGaBamte elm.
3bepbor 8coieosIt ans Nenz yort, pel6er
tiir8ltd gum MitgIteo Der @iuiIeienf &ons
milton ernnHRt wurbe, Ie9te1eute cen Limits
eib ab.
Cine Der grOsen 8unbesfahnen, NIT mel,
den has Stem 0Orter l1nteridusart geIe=
geutli4 bes s8abtugtou @eutenuars ge.
ldnldt mar, III bem Brdfbeuten ale anbenz
ten gum @eiGente gematt porbeu.
8unoesidasmeifer Sufou erbielt am erz
fen Gage ieiuer Amtsueruatuna ;p,t Betz
tra8e gum @entfensfOnb, einen bon 5000
Ons Stem 2)orf uno eiuen anSeru BON $3.50
aus Cincinnati, Der 2eBtere nurbe BON Ell.
nsm Ronue aeitidt, ruel6er f5 u8lu 9.
SRri9tt" 3eiduete.
Brdiitent 9artiion tebrte teute BON isineul
cut oem Blnoeso0mpier y oGespat9" gemad.
ten Gusflu9 bterber juriid.
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aes gpnbua per ,,sattiet eate. !.

gad0em Die Suae nm bas Hogbu8 be8
bel Der @iruQbme BON JieD,SrIeans pom
Gtmiral Fprtar befebItaten S1iffss p6arriet
2aat" Fh ais uergeblid ernies, bat @eneral
Butler often ieineu Gerbadt 0usgeiprOdeu,
taB he's Qo9bud1 uuf SeraniaiUna B0rter's
bel Geite seIdafit rporoeu Iei. glua Eat fd
aber berausgefeut, tus, ais Die ySarrtet
2uHe" bel @aloeifon bon ben Gonf06erirtau
aeuouman pur6e, @eHeral @ia9ruOer bas
20gbud an fi5 9euommen, uno ba5 bGfelbe
it5erbaupt ME nod gBaibiHgtOa gefommen 1T.
enin 0dnt.AinISAn4fn., .,,.N nin mlann.
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RG@ Su Der s8ermGutas sglanner'
d HOrs 9aII e" bringt Or. 9arI 9ehre glttt'
mod, ben %. Wiai, gStbs's GragObie
s6auf" sur auffahrnua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-05-14

0Ie A1HtIINHH eTNI9Eg WEggTz 2ele3GI
len ans BEN Gdteu 6ur9 ben BraToeuteu
uuO bauptid6Iid oefeu &atbi9ldge, nel9e
er Der Ntabama'er Delegation ge9ebeu, Der
ec rteth, fd jeben Beriuds III entbaLten, 5te
Tiibreri8aft Der repubIitanti9en BGrtei in
ibre SGnbe su brirgen, haben Die g}egerbes
00IferHug f0rmlG OerbIHfft uuh in ibr Sc
iiible pah9erufeu, bic ben ben patriOtii4eu
@lfBblen tur3 nod Ger PrdfteptenrpubI
gruntberihieoen filb. 8amals ma6te Der
Stea nab bieridbriger eemotratijde= Ser
paItung bic Jieger nbermHtbig. Die 81
aisbuu9en spii9eu beioeu RafeR fino aIes
4nbere, ais ireuuSIIa. Die gteger in
ten, in SGaarsu ned oem SiopeFen, uHb
Die 3urHdbletbenbeH Det9eru I'D, tr9eub'
peIhen 4ptbeiI an Der BoIttit 3u nsbueu.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

VIII you allow me space to ask if the
vicinity Of Third and Tatnall streets is
never 10 be any better, and what have
the citizens OF that vicinity done that they
must be annoyed so much? was at
tracted to that vicinity c. Sunday morn
ing, about o'clock, BY the loud screams
of murder and oaths that almost made
The air blue. 1t is general thing on
Saturday nights, and many other nights
also, and almost a nightly sight to see
men hid behind the corners and trees
watching their wives, and women hid
also watching their husbands, and 1t ls
dangerous for lady to pass there, ss she
is likely to be insulted by improper re-
marks aud whistling at her, as several
have been insulted very lately. What
have those who make their living in day
time done that they cannot eleep at night
for being disturbed by those who sleep In
day and make the night hideous. Is
there no protection for theml A citizen
who sympathizes with his fellow citizens
OF THIRD AND TATNALL.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

Jesse K. Baylis and s. Homer CalkIns.
under the frm name OF Baylls & Calkins,
opened their new store at No. us Market
street this morning with fine splay of
wood msntels, CRATES, tenders, tlre sets
and andirons, open fire CRATES, gas logs,
onyx marble and special ornamental
work In brass aud wrought iron and
everything in fact which pertains to tile
work and the fireplace. This Ia q new
business in this city, but as interior
decorations OF this nature are coming
into extensive use there is no doubt but
II will prove a successful venture. The
firm will also manufacture wooden man.
tells and cabinets, from architects OIL
special designs, in addition To the large
line OF these goods that they will con.
stantly have on hand. They do not In
tend to handle any low priced Western
goods, and will not offer anything but
those of the best Eastern manufacture.
They will have continually In stock
tileing of every description and fol
every purpose, including glazed and un.
glazed, enamel and art tiles.
In this connection they have secured
the services of the foremsn OF one of the
largest tile layiDg establishments Ia
Philadelphia, who viii attend to the me-
chanical part of tas business.
Mr.. Bay lis is wtll-kDowu in this city
from his long connection with the Opera
House as courteous, square deal 'ng
business man. Mi. Ualkins is young
man, formerly OF this city, who for years
has been foreman OF the largest til.
manufacturing establithment in the
Eastern States. He thoroughly under.
standsthe business, and ali who favor
| the am with their orders are guaranteed
isptse satisfaction. The store is well
E%nrthy OF visit and the firm eminently
rdeservipg OF liberal patronage from the
| public.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15
Mad Dog,

About ten days ago a mad dog made
his appearance at Ashland, Christians
Hundred, AMI alter biting young heller
belonging to Mr.. Mullin, bit several dogs
in the vicinity. On reaching the farm OF
Frank Dllwortb, young man armed
with gun gave chase, and coming up
with tie dog near Mr.. CANDLES gate,
put an end to his existence by q we'll
directed shot. Among other dogs that
were bitten was fine Newioundlander
belonging to Rov. Father Farley, and his
death followed a few days afterwards.
The hefer Of Mr.. Mullin also died after
great suffering from the effects OF the
bite. The farmers in the vicinity should
be careful. lest some of the dogs that
were bitten may yet be seized with hydro
phobia and communicate the disease to
others. To whom the dog belonged or
where he came from has not been ascer-
tained.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15
ItfeyIties

Inc cheapest hat house IN tho CITY
Rumford Bros. dO4 Market street.
Try liush's coal; YOU will Ike 1t.
American Laundry, COZ West Froutst.
Try Bush's coal; you viii surely lIScit.
Cupnlng and leecllng, 1853 Il. secondst.
hillard +. Davis, ieweler, IL. Second st.
Fine IS *. Rngs at Hanrs, 10 e. 4th street,
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 9th aud King.
Git-edRe creamery butter for sala by Z. +
hudsOn, stalls &c to 50, City Market.
S1lrts, l0c. collars and cuffs, &c. each. City
Steam Laundry 9th anu Shipley streets.
dos. II. Greennan 4 Son, Az King street,
" all papers and window shades at reduced
rlceS.
general reduction In wall papers and win
dow shades at Jos. Ii. Greenman 4 Sou, All
X Inc
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

have two lite glrls-one two and
the ether four years OF age. They were
both very badly afflicted with eruptons
on the face and neck. Sometimes when
they would strike the sores against any.
thing, they would bleed as long as ten
minutes; they were in fact so painful that
we had to tie up the hands the younger
with soft rags to prevent her from
scratching of the flesh. They suffered In
this way for about eight months, during
which time we tried several remedies
without any relief. Seeing Swift's Specific
was recommended highly, discarded all
other remedies and bought one bottle of
1t, and gave to the children, and 1t cured
both sound and well, aDd they are now
entirely free from any sort of trouble.
There is nothing as god for blood and
ekln troubles as g. s. 8.
w. L. WOODWARD.
Bowling Green, Ky,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

Many ask the question, How can j
best get musical education2" The only
proper way of acquiring it, is to put your
self, from the first, under the guidance Of
master, and continue with him until
you know all he can teach you. When
you know all that the faculty of VIII
miugton College OF Music eau reach you,
the art OF music is then your accomplish
ment, and you will stand before the
musical world as master musician.
Music is taught at the college from the
beginning or elementary brar chts to the
highest order Of musical culture. Among
the faculty are Emil Gastel Of Philadel,
phIa, teacher of voice culture.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there were III births, 8 mar
riages and IA deaths reported to Regis
trar Lee as having occurel in this city,
against 2S births and i3 deaths for the
corresponding week of last year.
Causes of death--Consumption, 9; apo
ploXy, eonvulSions, cancer, congestion
Of lungs, enteritis, heart disease, hemor-
rhage, injuries from n fall, inuation,
paral ysis, pneumonia, premature birth,
each.
Ages of deceused-Under l year s.
from to 10, /; from Is to 20, /; from SC
to 40, |; from 40 to 50, i; from 60 to 90
/ from 20 TO so, )
There was coroner's case; 4 bodies
were brought here for intcrment and .
sent away.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

But one step NOR, disa te-s teach,
And gloom had all turned sunny;
Like Moses, we just fail 10 reach,
The land of milk and honey.
But great many make a fatal pause
from the lack Of encouragement. Here
are words in season
DRs. STARKEY & PALEN:-"After using
your Compound Oxygen Treatment my
wife was relieved OF a very serious lung
trouble" GAIT. WIN. b. JORDAN, Madi-
son, Florida. DRs. STARKEY g. PALES
Your Compound Oxygen has saved
my wife from pneumonia severa times. "
Z. w. JEROME, No. rs Grant Ave, New
Haven, Conn.
brochure of 200 pages containing the
history of the Compound Oxygen Treat
ment In cases OF consumption, bronchitis,
asthma, catarrh, dyspepsia, nervous pros
tratlOn, rheumatism, neuralgia, ard all
other complaints OF chronic nature, will
be forwarded free OF charge TO any one
addressing DRs STARKEY & PALEN, No.
1929 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

Constipation followed by ftful dlar
rh6a, shooting pains In the breasts
drawing down aching pains, burnin
sensation in the small OF the back
scanty, dark-colored fluids which ecaI
in the passing, and many deposits-sand
mucus, tube casts, and fluids covered BY
a greasy scum, any one of the foregoln <
signifies advanced kidney trouble. Pref.
VIM. Ii. Thompson, NJ. D., OF the Uni
versity OF the city of New York, Gays
More adults are carried of In this
country by chronic kidney disease than
by any other one malady except con :
sumption" The late DR.. Dio Lewis. In
speaking of Warmers Safe Cure. said
over his own signatures: "If l found nv
self the victim of serious kidney trouble
would use your preparation"
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

The City assessments are entirely toe
high, said gentleman the other day to d
representative OF the REPUBLICAN. WHY
was offered a house to-day located In
the western part OF the city, for 50, 500
that rented for $40 per month. | went to
see what the assessed value of the pro.
perty was and was dumb-iounded when
told that 1t was $1,000. just think of it,
q property that could be purchased ior
$500 being assessed $500 more than Il
could be purchased for.
ls this kind of valuation right, and
especially when the majority would pay
the owners over S per cent clear of taxes
and repairs, and plenty In this city won't
even five per cent. We would like to
hear from other real estate owners whose
properties are assessed beyond their pur-
chasing va,ue.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15
Davis, the Jeweler, 0 E. 2ndst.


Last Saturday afternoon the Wawasei
Gun Club had match on their grounds
over Eleventh street bridge, for the bene-
lit of william Smith, q member OF the
club, who ia confined to his house with
sickness There were about fifty entries,
and about $50 were realized. There was
a handsome gun offered as prize by
Mr.. Smith, but as the match resulted in
a tie between X. Miller and W. Nc
Kendrick it is probable that 1t will be
returned to bin.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

The following is taken from the West
Chester, Pa, Local News: "The most
digniGed and gentlemanly assemblage OF
Odd Fellows ever saw were those con.
gregated In the hall of Eden Lodge of
Wilmington, at its meeting on Thursday
evening. The business is conducted with
more strict regularity than in any lodge
it has ever been my pleasure 10 visit. -
a member Of Lodge No. AZ.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

We mean to continue this until some.
body beats the great lung curative agent
DIR. Simms' White Pulmnnlc Baisam,
then we will take In our sign. Mr.. l..
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says he was cured after being considered
a hopeless case. For coughs, sore throat
hoarseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, WIlminpton; Philadelphia,
Smith Il Kline Co.. 43l Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

JoBsTowN, April 14.-Anthony G.
Taylor, a veteran soldier of this place,
Who has acquired the eminent distinction
OF having applied for a pension, divorce
and post office, has just been awarded a
back pension amounting to 500. Mr..
Taylor also expects to receive tho ap-
pointment as postmaster OF this place
in few days, and perhaps Will be as
successful with his divorce application.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

The Knights of Pythlas have decided
to build hall for the use OF the order
and on Saturday night the following
officers OF the Hall Company were
elected: President, William Simmons,
Lodge No. 2; Secretary, s. F. Marshall,
No. l; Treasurer, N. leiberman, M. 4;
Directors, Stansbury J. Wiley, W. j.
Jttferls, Mark L. Garrett Thomas Mulau,
Jr., d. X. Shaw and Lemuel Mari.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

Eggs are said TO be now at their low
est notch in price, 121S cents by the
crate being the figures reached on Sat
urday. Wholesale dealers say that it
has been many years since eggs kept so
uniformly low as they have this year.
The winter was so mild and open all
over the country that the hens contin-
ued laying much longer aud more fire.
quently than in ordinary winters, and
consequently the supply of eggs was
Kept up much beyond the usual produce
ton incident to the time of the year.
Another incentive to the low prices was
it is said, the throwing into the market
of the ''laid over" eggs, which are us
ually packed away in the fall to wait
for higher prices in midwinter. The
high prices not being realized, the hold
ers were forced to put them on an al
ready well supplied market, knocking
the low prices still lower.
A prominent produce dealer said on
Saturday that he did not think eggs
would be any lower, as the supply is
now at It's height, and the services OF
the hen will be required for Matching
purposes; besides, the advent of the
shad season will lessen the demand.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15


Eleven thousand Delaware shad were
received in Philadelphia ON Saturday,
which with those received from South
ern waters, made more than the market
wanted, and much of the stock was left
over. The bad weather in the early
part of tho week considerably interferel
with the fishing, aud the receipts were
so light that the market was cleared up
every day at good prices until Satut-
day.
The sales Of North Carolina shad con-
tlnuo, IL is stated, To be fully as largo as
those of Delaware shad, and the sup
ply OF the former is expected TO be fully
kept up for week yet. If the wealth
er should prove favorable this week, the
fact that it is the last week of Lent, the
supply Of shad is expected TO be the
largest of the season so fur, and the
sales fully up TO the supply.
Delaware shad sold in Philadelphia
on Saturday at S25 II hundred, and
North Carolina at S35 for roes and ais
and go Tor bucks.
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

Waltter S Co. have built an addition
to their carriage factory on the eauseway,
south of Market street bridge, and have
now greater facilities for constructing
new carriages and repairing old ones
than at ally former time. Persons who
wish to have their carriages repaired
should send them In at an early date be-
fore the rush commences, Satisfaction
guaranteed,
Daily Republican., 1889-04-15

The Bayard Social Legion will hold a
reception in the lecture room OF the
Opera House on Thursday evening, the
I'd of May. Robert Mills is master of
ceremonies, George H. Hogue floor
manager, Charles Hickman, Joseph Ros-
sitter and Thomas Hogue assistants. Wm.
Adele is chairman OF the committee of
arrangements, Frank May secretary and
William Hickman treasurer.