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Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

About noon yesterday ex-Police Officer
John Kirby was driving along Market
STIR ct near Twent eth in carriage con.
taiuing Mrs. Alexander Morton, Mrs.
Anna Raymond and Miss Florence servi.
son, on their way 10 Il funeral in Brandy.
wine Hundred. Mr. Kirby was driving
ON the track, and as car No. 20 OF the
Electric railway was coming, lie at
tempted to turn out, when the horse be-
came frightened aud ran into an iron
awning post, demolishing one Of the
heels o. the carriage and throwing the
occupants 20 The sidewalk Mr.. Kirby
was slightly bruised, and Mrs. Merton
aud Miss Srrvison were badly injured,
but Mrs. RaymC nd escaped unhurt. The
ladies' were taken to houses in the
vicinity, where they were attended by Dir.
Blocksom, who fortunately happened to
be in tie neig hborhool. They were after.
wards removed to their homes.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

james Murray, . young colored man
who bums and loafs around Eighth aud
Tatnall streets, was not exactly Caught
last night robbing the money drawer at
Fenn's drug store, Nos. 2i6 and 2i7 West
Eighth street, but he was seen departing
by the rear way and out TO the street by
an alley, aud almost simultaneously tho
drawer was found 70 be robbed OF about
$40. An officer was sent for, and Murray
late last night was arrested and locked
up. At the hearing before tho Municipal
Court this morning Sergeant Tucker tes-
titled to making the arrest and OF finding
only little over az In change about him
David u buckingham, Jr.. testified 10
seeing Murray IN the store and TO seeing
him come out Of the alley. II. b. Lamb
den said he was clerk In Fenn's drug
store. Murray loafs around the store,
and had often been employed to do little
chores.
He saw him walking In q hurry away
from the store after the robbery was
committed and he recognized two-eent
piece that had been taken away from
Murray. 1t was before o o'clock when
the robbery was committed.
Mary Boardley lives at No--Sl6 Tatnall
street; she had been to see the tlght-ropc
performance at Tenth and Market streets,
and was coming down Tatnall home,
when she met Murray at Williams
store, at Girard street. Murray had been
running and was out OF breath. He had
In his hand 81 note and some change,
and had under his coat a box about the
size Of cigar box. She accused him Of
a doing something that he SHOULD not do,
but he only answered "0h il" As
Murray wanted some witnesses sum
moned, the further hearing of the ease
was postponed until this evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The regular weekly session Of the Street
and Sewer Commission WAS held last even
Ing, at which a balance of S6,17l.2l was
reported to the credit of the department
Pay-rOlls amounting u Sj5S.37 were pre-
scented aud orders drawn in favor Of the
parties named.
The petition OF William F. Seeds to tap
the sewer at Tenth and Adams streets
WAS granted A. s Reed WAS granted per.
mission to set l4J iect OF curb on 1hir-
teenlh street near Broamr; George c.
Maris to tap sewer at Second and Orange
streets; j. IL. Patton TO tap sewer on
Adams street To drain Nos ST and 800
William }. Fisher to tap sewer at Second
and Searles str cts.
Several complaints were made abou
the non-removal OF ashes, aud they wer,
referred to the Street Commissioned
The secretary was instructed to notify
City Council that the appropriation /,
the department tor next year, as fixed by
the Legislature, Is $4,000. The secre
taTy WAS also instructed to notify the
trustees of the Askew estate to pave thu
sidewalk ON Sixth street above jackson
and on jackson above Sixth.
The Wilmington CITY Railway COMPANY
were notified that Market street between
Fourth and Fifth and sixth and Tent
streets will shortly be paved.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The bill recently passed by the Lesisla.
ture to enable the City Council TO pay
over $50, 900 Of the surplus In the trea-
sury for the building of an intercepting
sewer down the south aide of the Brandy
wine, requires that the amount should be
paid over to the Street and Sewer Depart
ment on or before the LIST of May As the
money could not be paid without an order
from the City Council, Mayor Harrington
had q special melting of Council called
for Monday night that an order might be
drawn, but no quorum appeared, many
OF the members and officers being In at
tendance at tho Centennial. The time
having gone by dow, the money cannot
BE- made available until the approprla-
tons are made for the next fiscal year,
when the money will then be forthcom-
ing. The act also requires that work shall
be commenced OBJ or before July LIST, but
this will be done, says Mr.. Carpenter, II
he and Commissioner Gawthrop them
selves have to taxi their picks aud go to
work.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN
r,Nh,b s s,Iee eS q, kGgly at o Yves.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Two Sessions Yesterday.

A special meeting Of the Water Com
miseioners was held at Q O'Clock yesterday
afternoon for the purpose Of opening the
bids for q pump Of Cool Spring reservoir
and for filters. The specifications provide
for pumping engine OF 2, 500, 900 gallons
every twenty hours and the follow
ing bids were received;
National Iron Works, Gil, 900; Trainor
a Co., S15,4C0; Richard Moreland Il Son,
Sl5. $50; Robert Wetherill, Sli, 500 or
ti4, 500, according to style; II. X. Worth
ing,on, GIG, 0i9, Remington & Co., $1,000
or Is, 200, According to style; Hoiley q
Co. 81, 500 or Si3, 800, according to style.
The contract was not awarded.
Bids for filters with capacity of
2,00O,OO0 gallons per each twentJ-iour
hours were received as follows: HegemAn
q Oliphant, $4,000; Morrison, Allen Il
Co., 81, 800; Cumberland Manufacturing
Company, Slf, 800; National Filter Com.
Pany, sle, 500; W. Il; Green, tis, 600
United States Filter Company, t50, 900,
s47. 600, SIS, 600, according to grade;
Hyatt Pure Water Company, Si5, 600 or
SIS, $50, according to grade. The con-
tract was not awarded.
Several representatives Of the PUN
aud filter manufacturers were present,
and the Board listened 10 their state
ments
Another session was held in the even
ing at 7,30 o'clock, the greater part OF
which was devoted to the examination
and discuss on of the plans OF the various
filters. Lopez h Doughten.of New York
offered to place In water altering plant
capable OF altering 6 0O0,0 900 gallons per
day and rent the same to the city for
$4,000 per annum. Tho filtering was to
he aided by the use of tri-sodlnm phos-
phate. II found satisfactory at the end
OF five years the city to purchase the same
for $50, 600 The Boaid adjourned with
out awarding any contracts,
The balance in bank was reported rs
being 1921 449 IA. The weekly payroll,
amounting to $402. rs, aud the monthly
payroll of S23i.G7 were presented and
appr owed.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Dots.

Aaron Baker who resides near McC1el'
landville, White Clay Creek hundred, y
suffering from sickness, and as no 10 "a
years Of age, his recovery is scarcely pos
sible.
Rodger CorbIt died al his residence In
Newark, on Sunday night, In his roth
year. He leaves wife and Jour children.
His remains will be Inferred ut the
Catholic Cemetery at that place, on
Thursday.
Henry Bush, teller in the frat National
Bank, will be married this evening to
Miss Lille Steinicken, at No. 2l5 Market
street.
The hotel Of d. 8. Roach near Lewes,
Sussex county, was burned down through
a defective fue, last unday evening.
Bishop Coleman has accepted the IN
yltat'on OF the faculty OF Delaware Col
lege, to deliver the baccalaurnate sermon
in the college oratory, on the ION OF
June
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

when II takes the form Of disease Of the
kidneys or bladder, is a task well nigh
impossible OF accomplishment. Renal
aud vesical maladies are more obstinate
than any others. Counterfeit, therefore,
the earliest indications OF inactivity oil
the many organs with Hostetter's Stom-
acn Bitters, which possesses, among
other excellent qualities, those Of an
efficient diuretic. The degree OF stimu-
latiOn apparent from It's use reaches, but
never Roes beyond, the bounds of safety.
1t invigorates always. never irritates.
Bright's disease, diabetes, catarrh OF the
bladder, are diseased successfully com
batted in their iHclpiency with this be-
nign medical stImulant and tonic. Be-
sides reinforcing aud regulating the
kidneys aud bladder, the Bitters is a spe
ciiic Tor fever aud ague, C nstipation and
dyspepsia.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

w ANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
" housework. Apply at S2i West Finh
street. ml-2t"
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The Wilmington rlhemen are trying %
bear the tickle character of the weslh'I
with a commendable, PLACID equanmly
of temper and are looking forward i9r :
good day some time in the future lhey'
however; did some good shooting yes'eF'
day, az the following scores show
Record practice, 200 yards-C. Helne''
ST., II, II, 6S, 6s, "a, OF.
Howard Simpson, IS, 65, %, 65 H.
johnson, IS, SIS, SO, 50; h. A. spoeFl' Oh
90, 40; P. Williams, 81, so.
Revolver match, 80 yards-F. ) NV,
llngton, 70, 20; K. Darlington, ~ L.
Jackson, 90, S.; II. johnson, 81, 81
Revolver match, 80 yards-H. SIM
son, 90, 90; 8. Howard, SO, SO, 6oi De
jackson, IS, 50, 81 2. Williams, ~.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

PllLlNt.-. At Newark, bel, on April
y, Richard Pilling, aged Nj yritr4.
RrlatiN cs md friends uf the family are
invited to intend his funeral from his
late residence, Newark, Del. ou NcdHrs
day, May l-t, ls>9, ut : u'eluct. p. M,
JAMEo.-Ir this city,on the 18th instant.
Daniel Jaiucs, ia the 10Th wear ul hi.
age.
Funeral from his late residence, No,
"a West street, Thursday, May 2ud. ut
p. III.
kLAlR-DN the 2gth inst, Edmund :.
hlair, aged about 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited tD attend his funeral from / l.,
late residence, In kcnHett Township.
l'u., on Thursday morning Mt ii O'clock
HcrN res II the house. mterucnt Mt
Lower BlHhd wine Church Cemetery.
GtlSENDEORFER - on tho 30th ult,,
Hrorgr Adum Gciscndcorfcr, aged ~
years
Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited TO- attend his funeral from hls
/ lnte r'-ld'nre. corner Of Hutton and
/ Race streets. Smith ward. ON Thursday
! nllcrnnon at O'Clock lntcrmcut 1T
! Etvctvic~ cemetery.
! PAERIS>- lin this CIV. ON the 9Dtb nit
| Harry, utly son OF Henry and sophia
lbrrriS-, Agcd / months
! Funeral iIum tHc Residence OF his
| mthCr, ~. llll EU~t Fourteenth street,
on Thur-hy May :, at o'clock.
W. hail u little Harry once,
He Nu- oar joy aud pride,
W. loHrl mn prrhup, 100 we'll,
| For loon he slept and died.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

This Is beyond question the most suc
cessiul Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, few doses invariably cure the
worst cases Of Cough, Group. and
Bronchitis, while Is wonderful success In
the cure of Consumption is without a
parallel In the history of medciue, since
ils first discovery 1t has been sod or a
guarantee, test which no other medi-
cine can stand. II you have Cough
we earnestly ask you to try 1t. Prise 10
cents, SO cents, and IL. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shi-
loh's Porous Plaster. N. y. Dhlorth,
Wholesale and retail agent, Second and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

At the Municipal Court this morning
John Fleming, shoemaker OF South
Wilmington, who could do almost any
thing but reslst taking glass OF whisky
however aud whenever It could be got,
was fined 81 and costs.
John Dougherty was brought in by
Officer Burltigh for being drunk at
Fourth and Market streets. Fine, 81 and
costs.
Robert Cassidy was arrested by 0nicer
Yates Tor the larceny OF some money from
some boys In Hedgeville. The case was
continued until this evening
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The present Board of Health held IL
last meeting last evening, with all thu
members present aud President Draper II
the chair. The Stallcup run sewer, wher'
1t crosses Fourth street near Poplar, wai
declared a nuisance, and the Street ant
Sewer Commission ordered to abate 1t al
once. After finishing up all the bushes,
the board adjourned sino die, and thu
new board will be announced by Mayo
Harrington to morrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
when baby was SICK, We gave nsr OAst,r
when she became Mis- she clunR 10 Castoria
When she had ohil1ren shs gsVs imam Cas-
toria,


The steamship Esrnm0or, that was
wrecked opposite Edgemoor several
months ago and has been ut the Harlan &
Hollingsworth Company for repairs since
then, passed down the Chrstiana about
IL O'Clock this morning, and was greeted
with the firing of cannon, ringing of bells
and blowing OF whistles. There was an
immense crowd at Market street wharf to
see her pass through the draw.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

As Jas. Hornhy, who resides near Tai
leyyille, BrandyRine Hundred, was driv-
ing down the Concord pike this morning,
on his way TO our city market, his dear
born was struck by the express train on
the D. & o. L. r., and the two rear
wheels torn OIL.
Luckily Mr.. Horribly and his horse.es-
capped without injury, and although badly
shaken up he procured another vehicle
and came on to our city and disposed of
his marketing.
1t is also reported that two boys mar
rowly escaped being struck at the same
crossing this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Oxford Castle, No. 8, A. o. X. NJ. o.,
had gala time last night The meeting
was large one, and after all three of the
degrees had been conferred upon three
candidates, Charles Whann, on behalf of
the castle, presented very fine cake to
Select Commander John Percy, with
compl ments. in honor of mis- 47th BIRTH
LAY. Mr. Percy, entirely taken by sur
pr Sc, responded In a humorous manner.
Other addresses followed, with music and
refreshments, and altogether good time
was experienced.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

One OF the largest aud beat entertain
mehts ever given by Industry Lodge, No.
2, A. o. U. w, was given last night In
the lodge room, corner of Ninth and Mar
ket streets. The room was crowded TO
Its utmost capacity. james L. SAville,
presided, In his usually suave, pleasant
and gentlemanly manner. The grad
piano used was furnished by G. w, Ken
rcdy & Co. A notable incident of the
evening was the tbrillinRly eloquent ad.
dross OF w. N. Mccormick.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The regular stated meeting OF Union
Missionary Society Of St. Pauls A. U. NJ.
T.. Church vas organized by James 7.
Singer, the chaplain. Rev. !. b. Cooper
presided. The society has selected Prot.
William s. Lew to deliver lecture ON
the "Divlne Plan Of God" on May Z.
The society will turn OUT In full regalla.
The lecture will be held In the church
Adm ission 10 cents chlldr II IL Yeas OF
age 3 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Frlends, MeetIng Yesterday.

Friends quarterly meeting was held
yesterday at the Westinghouse, Fourth
and West streets, at which delegates
from this city, Concord, Chester, Goshen
and Birmingham were present. William
Bancroft aud j. Hubbard Bartram acted
81 clerks, and addresses were delivered by
William NJ. May, Of Lancaster county,
and Lydia Price, of Germantown. Dele
gates to the yearly meeting Of Friends
were appointed and other routine business
transacted.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

John Bishop and Mas NellA Wcuial
were united IN marriage last evening 10y
Friends ceremony, at the residence OF the
brides parents, No. 70l Tatnall street
The bridesmaids were Misses Hannah NJ.
wendall, Florence jackson and LIZZIE
Bishop; the groomsmen were j. 4.
Wendall Geo. W. Evans and NJ. Really
of Philadelphia. After the ceremony q
reception was held. To-day Mr.. and Mrs
Bishop will go to their future home IN
Concord, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

John j. LAlly and Miss Nancy Mention,
daughter OF ed Councilman Dennis Men
ton, were marr ed yesterday morning at
1t. Paul's Cat holic Church. They left
on the 1907 a. IN. norlh.bOund express
on the F., W, Il b. Railroad for a we'd
ding trip 10 New York and p ints North.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

DIR. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, but always does good. Cures the
wors' of cases without fail. Hundreds Of
references. All bad cases now well. 25c.
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith & Kline Co.. 429
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The tight-ropd performance of George
w Lesley In front of the Court House
yesterday AFTERNOON and last evening at
tract,d an immd nse crowd. The daring
performer walked across the rope back
wards and forwards and also gave an
excellent trape1e performance, during
which he balanced himself ON a clair on
the trapeze bar. Last evening red Are
was used to furnish light.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

II you want good seed potstoea go
where you can get the best We have in
stock choice varieties, such M Maine
Rose, Early Ohio York State Rose, En-
pire State, White Star. Benits, Hebron,
Mammoth, Pearl, chill, White, and
about five other varieties. Call and see
them. Don't forget the number, IS L,
lth street. SNELTz n Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

War in the ranks OF the Wall Paper
Manufacturers has caused drop in price
unpreeeiett ted. We got his Informal ON
from the Fidelity Wall Paper Company,
OF No. ~ N. 18th street, Philadelplis,
who have decided to give the public the
advantage OF this reduction. They sre
selling some very handsome god palcrs
at twelve and filteerccnts, AZ 3nlw
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
william II Iiarnum Dead

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 80. Will
liam II. Barnum, chairman oil the
National Democratic Committee, died at
Lime Il ok at 9.45 O'Clock this morning.
tie was confined to his bel but two or
three days, but for the past forty eight
hours his death had been expected
momentarily. He was out for the last
me on Friday last, when he sat on the
piazza IN the afternoon tor an hour.
MIR. Barnum has been very feeble ever
since his sickness during the campaign
He was taken sick in New York, anl fol
two weeks 1t was thought he could I0t
Il cover.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

We mean To continue this until some.
body beats the great lung curative agent,
Dr. Slmms White Pulmnnic Balsam,
then We will take In our sign. Mr.. L..
whitney, contractor Mt Clifton, Delaware,
says he was cured after being considered
hopeless case. For coughs, sore throat,
hoArseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, WILMINGTON; Phlladel phia,
Smith u Kline Co. 43l Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

We are informed by postal carl that
Judge Old, the discoyerer OF new mode of
raising 1000 bushels of lris1 potgtoes
without much work, has appointed l., p.
Old OF this city.h agent Tor the State OF
Delaware. WO are unable to mud the
name OF Old in the directory, and thc;e-
fore conclude that there is come exag-
geratlon about the matter.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

UsIoSTowS, April 3O.--While the new
Faye'te County jail is being erected the
prisoners are kept In the Old almshouse,
which has been temporarily hKed up Tor
the purpose. Saturday night SIX OF the
prisontrs broke out and escaped, the
leading scheirer In the delivery being
Mary Riley, who was Jailed ON charge
OF atsaultlng her mother.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

When y0u want TO order Western oats
coal or wood from A. Sergeant; 22io lbs
of coal in each ton you buy Oak, pine
aud hickory kindliug wood in large loads
Lime tor whitewashing. Yard, foot OF
Monroe street. Central office, Seventh
aud Kiug streets. Look Tor the b,ue
sign. Open In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

The heavy rains have caused the waters
OF the Brandywine to be very high, aud
consequently thtre Is good supply of
fish, suckers especially being very album
dant. A man n smed Pillcam IL reported
as having caught over 100 pounds. and
Edward TatDall says that the supply is
without precedeht.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
e - . -
An Interesting Lecture,

Tomorrow evening the Rev William
+. Craft, OF tho A merican Sabbath School
Union, Will deliver a lecture In the West
Presbyterian Church on THE Sunday
Rest Movement and the Civil Sabbath
Business men, mechanics and laboring
meu are respectfully invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
FOURTH EDITION.

= w ~ = II 004 = AOAts
a=,,s.5sss7s.===
N mAehes, CLOCKS ana Je"eiry ~ Miiiaiu
T. Da'is' 4. 2nd ST.
be sure of No. $40 when you want
Pnoi4sraphs at beechers'
IL cabinets and one Sxi0 picture for rs
at Cummings gallery, 3O2 Market ct
The most and best pictures for you
money--Beecher's gallery, 3l6 Market
Call and see the New No. Z, American
Sewing Machine, at $40 Walnut street,
A. e. DeNormAndle. the Iewelcr. sos shi =
icy street.
best hard and ffee-bnIning coal. Shew-
ara * Chandler, South Side. Phone ITO.
Linps Lozengers, fRie and sure remedy
Tor dyspepsia. Taylor & Fullerton, 3O2
King street.
Go to Plunkett's. 1903 West Front at
anu ouy bag oil blehton flour ana
'naAe your WIG nApPy
fars and attachments Tor your sewirR
machine, also your machine repaired at
'ue A"iericah ONCE OLE j." Aln"'s 81
IL costs Jordan but Sl.25 to make
dozen Cabinet photos: That Is why he
n.t tnoh ior '-'"o' ~ NO. oi'5a
'iAe' s'iee.'
There VIII be musical and literary en-
teftainment given this evening. at Third
and King streets, over the market house,
S, w vs. '''' anu VI UNI No'pe'
u ~, ~ Sei'S ,
Inc iair being held In the basement OF
o. Mnly 0hufch was "e'i a''enueu last
".m'us'
WIN open big bargain In 2O;, sus-
penders at l5e., pair Tor 25c., Tor one
G,Iss q Pmdolnh koa Waa{, n a, SUM-
o'p"' '0' 'ao
for photographs go TO Holland lie
makes the finest photographs In the city
Ma.La, 800 ss io"''' P'''s' "Aio'y' 'o'
'a'"e' s',oss'
Inere WIN be love hast AT the chris,
Trnrt 10 Ios nsu '"e eo.ne, :"
in,,tta,;ar .,n',aoa % al w % Cyo,nS
W "'' N'0"N''
Past Supreme Chief Blrchall, accom-
panied by me Past Grand Ih,eis, X. Il.
H., VISITED Tue castles OF camden, N. D.,
last night
me carpenters OF ne city VIII hold
nioeuhg AZ NO. I'll market street TO-
morrow evening.
state treasurer her1eft visited our city
,o-usy anu made rev hearts glad by
hanuihR 1ut eheehs ior the amount oil
claiihS showed ~ the recent session oil
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Fr,vs h',u ' so a''oi VI. IN n eslAee
AN" US oieen nave pcen grahteu thomas
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80 satuIuAy al..ruooh mere WIN ne
~ s ~ r,kooi snu W,I o9nNst ps.ween
W., .ne awafet anu hiamehsi gun CLUBS OF
nv.
usoy anu 'onee company enlppeu
,es ,t Two ear,oA1s 0, palef maehlhery
NJ .ao 'a''ey fAPer company al hoiSoke'
W. w ,o,,.p. - -
nm ~, ~ W. .U .e'a new mansion, on
a"U"e eIeas oe'o" DviA"Are avenue,
reAuy ior rooLhR'
John Little, grocer at Fifth and Spruce
streets, will be Il candidate for the Board
Vi LuueAtloh rom tne fourth ward at
neAt SoturuAy e'e-ton'
Miss Anna and Mary Darlington of
West Chester are visiting friends In this
city.
N. II Benson is spoken OF as a Repub-
llcan candidate for Council from the
Third ward.
DR.. Il. @. Shortlidge is slowly recover.
ing from his attack OF rheumatism, and
was able to take a short walk yesterJsv
afternoon.
j. ANY one wishing N nurchos. .,r.
mixing Model prlptinr press sh"uia eli
at 1863 TatnaIl street NA''
M. ,,,,,.',
play the University OF Pennsylyanla nine
next Saturday afternoon at the UnIon
street grounds.
The JacLa,n and sh.rn Cauu
sbinnea two airst. Lass nsssan p sonpsny
| a. ~. Alt..t..... NN'n
| pi,tst,,.,s u ,11i' oau oiphny AZ
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Thomas Hooten and W. P. Goodwin o.
this city removed the furniture of Rev.
Thomas r. Mcdowell from the parson-
ase of the Lower Brandywine Pie-byte'
rian Church 10 the parsonage OF the 0cto-
raro Presbyterian Church, near Parkers-
burg, Pa g, on Tuesday. He will preach
his initial sermon on Sunday next. We
wish him success In his new location.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

Coughs, hoarsencss, asthma or any
irritation of the throat or bronchial tubes
will be Relieved by taking DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 1t has cured thousands.
Recommend 1t to your friend and neigh
Dor.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01

J R. Bringhurst, having postponed bis
sale Of horses and cows ON Saturday last
in confe luence OF the rain, will positively
sell the same tomorrow Thursday
afternoon, In order to effect satisfactory
change In his business. For particulars
see advertisement.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-01
Millinery.

NJ. A. Whltcraft has full line OF
children's and misses hats 10 all the
latest shapes and fancy straws. 1t Will
pay you to look Mt them. 90 per cent.
cheaper than any house in the State. 2l0
King street.