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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28


them. A thousand wild surmises, the Off
spring of very madness of jealousy, sprang
into his brain. Why had the old man so
clearly intimated TO him that he was not
wanted-that they wished to go to Brighton
by themselves? And who was this person
who was making such open parade of his
intimacy with them? Alasl there was no
answer to these burning and bewildering
questions; and he stood there breathless,
alarmed, yet not daring to ask the cause OF
his alarm.
Lord Musselburgh came along the hall.
"Sorry to have kept you waiting, Vim"
"Oh, don't mind that" the young man
said, striving to conceal his agitation. "Tne
fact is-1-I don't think,I will go driving
this afternoon; will you make my excuses
to nv aunt-?'
Whats the matter?" said Musselburgh,
regarding him. "You look as if you had
seen ghost or a creditor; what is it, man?"
Never mind-never mind-it is moth
ing," Vim said, hastily. 81 will see you
later on. Will you make my, excuses
thauks!''
The hall porter swung the door open, and
before his astonished companion could re-
monstrate he had passed out and down the
stone steps. He crossed over to lose him.
self in the throng on the opposite promen-
ade. The dogcart would be coming by
again; he would see who this new friend
was. Could he not hide somewhere? He
felt like spy, like a traitor, with all those
dire imaginings surging through his bran.
And sudden wrath, too; he would demand
to know by what right any stranger was
allowed to make Maisrie Bethune SO con-
spIcuous. Why, it was too public-it was
a boast; and hardly decent, either; ought
not respect for age and white hair to have
placed the old man in front, instead Of
inviting all the world to witness the fatter-
ing OF young girl? And as for Maisrie-
well, even in his widest and blackest sur.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-28

The following lyric was composed by one
of the falrest maidens in the Alley. 1t COM
memorates the virtues of the Alley Apollo,
a certain Mr.. Patrick MeNally, for whose
six feet of stalwart manhood both Philoso-
pher and Rhymster have the greatest possl-
BILE admiration and respect. Readers of
Henry Carey's delightful old song will at
once perceive the vast superiority of the
new version, which is given below:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Labor Notes,

The cloak makers lockout In New
York, 1t ID asserted, Is only the beginning
Of = general strike. Quite number o
italian tailors left their shops yesterday,
and many more are expected to strike
to-day. The Cloak Cutters Association,
the Operatives and Tailors, Union ant
the Dress and Contractor Union hay,
amalgsmated and persist In refusing L
have nythlng to do with the State Board
Of Arbitration. General Master Work
man POwderly and several OF his staff
are at the Astor House.
Members Of tbs Order Of Railway
Brakemen, In Reading, Pa, who are EN-.
ployed on the Reading Railroad, yester.
Say cor firmed the published rumors
At they had received verbal infoIma-
tivn from the company that It was de-
sirable that they should leave the
organization. Whether or not the
moy ement 10 general 10 not known.
The building laborers of Boaton, Som.
erville and Cambridge. numbering about
1900 men, won't on strike yesterday for
81. rs per day. They were receiving So.
The br!cklayers' Union has agreed to
support the strikers, and will not re-
csive stock At tho hands of non. union
men.
Every Railroad In Cleveland, Ohio, is
tied up, and passenger and mail trains
were the only ones running yesterday.
The switchmen claim that II their dc
mande are not granted the yardmen 10
adjacent cites will leave work.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18

A reporter saw Mrs. FroInm and little
said: "Johhnie complained OF head
aches and his nose was stopped up all
the time. He was suffering from ca
tarrh. He also complained OF ringing
noiscs In his ears and his appetite WASN'T
good. 1t affected his sleep and alto
gcther no was very sick. took him for
treatment to Drs, Mccoy and Wildman,
of No. 1922 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
and he Is great deal better now.
'He doesn't have any moro head
aches and his nose isn't stopped u ..vw
and he doesn' nave those ringic noises
in his ears. He sleeps Dettsata6w uniSr
tho treatment of Drs. Mccoy and Wf<l-
man, and he has good appetite nNr.
He feels better and looks better evv y
way since he has been under the tre..t-
ment OF Drs. Mccoy and " ildman. Yes;
they have done him great deal OF
Little johnnie was playing out front
with a lot OF little boys and girls and ho
looked the picture of health. His father
Is very much pleased with the treatment
he has received from Doctors Mccoy
and Wtldman, which is very mild and
pleasant to both children ana grown
people.
Agreat many persons. hundreds re-
siding in Wilmington, who are suffering
from catarrh, are now under treatment
with Doctors Mccoy and Wndman, and
| they nll speak in the highest terms OF
the skill of these physicians and the
treatment of catarrh.
Doctors Mccoy and wildman furnish
all medicines and their charges arc very
moderate.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Trustees Sale.

:. Charles B. Lore. Esq, will sell at pub
Mc sale at the Court House, In this city,
on Thursday. the 10Th inst, at . O'Clock
p. m, frame shop and other buildings
on Front street between Market and
King, and sSms twelve other valuable
properties belonging to the estate OF
Mary Ann Ferry. deceased.
Lore q Emmons. trustees, will also
seii 1t the some time the property Of the
late WIN. Hare. on French street, %
column.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
sh,ioh's Consumption cure.

This is beyond question the most sue
csssful Cough Medicine We have ever
sold, . few doses invariably cure the
worst caees Of Cough, Group and Bron-
chitis, while Its wonderful success In the
cure Of Consumption Is without a paral-
lei In the history Of medicine Since lis
frat discovery II has been sold on guar
antee, = test which no other medicine
can stand. II you have cough we
earnestly aak you to try II. Price l0c.,
5oc. and ii. II your lungs are sore,
chest. or back lame, use shiloh's Porous
Plaster. N. b. Daniorth, wholesale and
retail agent. Second and Market streets,
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Philado phis Items.

PnILApELPnA, June 18.-Solomon
Cohen, alias Karkenski, Of South eev
snth street, who WAS bound over b.
Magistrate kcCArty . week ago, for al'
legged unlawful cohabitsti0u with q
woman whom hs claimed to b. his sec.
ond wife. was again arrested and hold
yesterday, by the same magistrate, on
the allegation OF dsserting the second
wife, Annie Cohen, and returning to the
frat one. The second spouse, after the
bindIng over last week, found bail ior
Cohen and secured his release from
prison, whsreupon be 10 alleged to have
abandoned her and gone back 70 vile
No. l, whom he was accused OF desert
ing In Russia.
The Committee on Dspositors Of the
Bank of America held confercnce yes.
terday. after which Chsirman Grant said
that Developments would transpire Win.
In the next twenty four hours that would
be- satisfactory to every depositor in the
defunot institution. He said the pros
pects were brighter, and he would not
advise any depOsitor to sell bis claim
even for fifty cents ON tho dollar.
Charles Moore, 81 years Of age. who
lived at No. $40 Hermitage street. wss
injured by CAVERN yesterday afternoon,
while engaged In laying foundation
wall in tie rear Of Cheesmau's chair
mAnufActory, No. $50 North Second
street, and died whilst being removed to
the PennsylvaniA Hospital
Abigail Hutchinson, who Tor upwards
of 40 years was . minister in good stand
ing Of the Society Of frieads, and n
member of the Orange Street Meeting,
died on Monday, in her 9Sd year.
Joseph Williams, % years old, OF Car
tsr's Island, Newfoundland. . sailor on
the schooner Maggie Short. fell over
board Into the Delaware river yesterday
and was drowned.
Michael Callahan was committed for
further hearing yesterday to answer 80
charge Of beating Joseph McCaferty. 30
years old, who Is reported to be In criti-
cal condition.
Hugh Logan, 16 years old. 10 reported
to have attempted suicide because his
mother rsprimanded him for coming
homo drunk.
Frederick A. Hoag. news editor OF the
North American, died yesterday. aged
about So years.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
A Life Preserver.

Thrown to you In the sea Of troubles thai
threatens to engulf you ladies IN It's dau.
er-fraught waves, 50 to speak, and one
that will float you over their threaten ing
orssts with perfect safety. 10 found In
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. You
make dangerous mistake II you do not
se'ze and make USE Of 1t, II you are af-
hicted with any Of those Distressing all
ments peculiar to your sex, styled "fe.
male complaints" for 1t 10 q guaranteed
cure for each aud every III Of tbs kind.
The only medic'-i1sAold by druggists
under q positive guarantee from the
manufacturers OF satisfaction In every
case or money refunded. Read suarante .
on bottls-wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18

Try our 22c Rio coffee, tho cheapest
coffee 10 the market. Our 25 and % CT
Rio cofises are the finest favored to be
found for the money. and all Of tho bet
ter grades OF Santos, Java and Mocha
cofIeos at the lowest market rates, and =
choice new lot Of duo favored tea.. A
right good tea at Csc h., ~ well ~ the
better grades Of Oolong, Formosa, Young
Hyson and Imperial teas at 40, 90, 90 and
SOC lb. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. L. Cor.
8rd aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
The M. II. It CIub.

The committee of the N. K. T. Jubilee
to be held next Saturday afternoon at
Brandy wine Springs, met last night to
see II 1t were possible to change the date
OF the celebration 90 a. not to come In
nt1ict with tho sports Of the Warren
Athletic Club. After full discussion 1t
was found that the date could not be
changed on account Of arrangements
having been made Tor visit ON Satur.
day from the Y. NJ. @. A. OF Baltimore,
and the races BY bicyclists from q dis.
tance. The M. X. 7. sports will then
positively come of on Saturday. There
have been over $500 worth Of prizes con-
trlbu.ed to the affair by merchants of
Wilmington. which will be displayed in
Rudo. ph's window,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
struck By Lightning.

A large Sycamore treo standing In thu
yard Of the dwelling OF Mr. Way, near
Walnut Green School House, Christiana
Hundred. was struck By lightning ons
day last week. Tho electric current
descended the tree. passsd into the parlor
Of the dwelling and set the carpet on fire.
The family were In an adjoining room
much damage WAS done. The escape
from serious Injury was very fortunate,
a. some members were about entering
the parlor when the accident occurred.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
CounterfeIter. Arrestsd.

New YoRK, June 18.-Thres Itsliaus
who arrived here from Europe BY the
steamer Rugis, on Monday. were last
night INN ates OF cell 10 Q police sta
tion on . charge OF counterfeitipg. They
are Placia @. vslpachla and two young
women named 'Viucenxa Cicala and
Menciata Di Luisa. Since their srrIys al
they have disposed Of 1855 france In
bogus italian notes, each one Of which
bore tho same serial numbsr. 1t was
this that led TO their detection. Besides
passing the worthless notes on unsus-
Pecting brokers and money changers, 1t
Ia said they succecced In exchanging
many OF them among tho stserage pas
eengers on tie voyage over.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Exten sivs Forest fires.

WASHINGTON, Juue 1.-THE Com.
missioner OF the General Land Office has
received telegram from Ssuta Fs, N.
H., saying that great hre 10 raging In
We Jane. Mout tan. In that vicinity.
and that II had ALREADY burned over and
destroyed the timber ON iorty miles ol
tsrritory. He says that the nSs 10 travel.
ing rapidly, aud 10 tho Territorial
authorities will render 20 assistance he
Asks for Government aid. In response
Commissioner Croft has authorised the
expenditure Of $500 In subd uing the fire,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
SherlT-s snlss,

Sheriff Allen will sell at public sale on
friday, the 9Th inst, two farms situate
IN Appoquinimink hundred, containing
16l aores and rs acres respectively, thu
property OF John A. Dorickson.
On Saturday, the 2Sth inst, three lots
near Kirkwood, St. Georges hundred,
Belonging to Andrew Reuter-.
On same day, the interest Of Rober,
Pyle In two-story brick dwelling
house In Brandywino hundred.
On same day, tho farm OF 81 acres,
near Holly Oak, Brandy wine hundred,
Belonging TO Johu II. Longstreet.
On same day. abrick dwelling situated
on Shsllcroas avenue near Franklin
street. belonging to Patrick Newell.
On the same day, In the town o,
Odessa. lot Of land belopgi pg to John
g. Kellkopi.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
A DsranGsd Domestic.

EAsroN. june l1.-Nsry Povslock, .
Hongsriaa domsetic employed in the
ssm.y ssy q Aax Hellmap, disappeared
Itom tne mouse Sunday. This afternoon
sne % Wes iound about . mile from the
ossy Lioaen almost from visw under the
~ sSo'1 ~, sna branches Of . large tree along
ranged condition and had q praver book
70 her hand. The exposure and iacE 81
food had told on her condition, and II
wss with considerable persuasion that
she came from hcr hiding plaeA
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
An ,....:.... :: 1's,.,, ss'e,,s:, q css..
Yosaa. Manla fHh .l.ass NAkE1Gn

yonn. Hsn,s S,a.,.,,.. " consrsss
hsid i..s si night. ".i1ss Xiss, d.,o,oos ,..
cises, conducted BY Charles Daipd, prssi.
dent, the following persons were pro.
posed and slsctsd 70 active msmbership,
Harry Il. Link, Frank L. Harrar, Robert
Kimbls, w. N. Chandler, Jr., james A,
Oliver, Jr., Robert X. Hirst, Richard q.
Jones, George w. Coz. Sustaining
menoers; The Rev. John D. Blake, the
Rev. John d. Q. Hanna Associate Nom.
bsrs: John A. Tate, william J. Aun-
den, Oscar Gousrt, Clarence W. Nc.
Caulley, Howard b. Pyle, Albert T.
Crossgrovs. The whole number OF mem.
bers Ia now over 200.
President Baird then had the follow.
ing standing committess announced foI
the year:
Reception Committss-Thomss II. H.
Messingsr,. chairman; w. 4. Mitchell.
assistant chairman; r. W. Harold, H.
Z. Staefsr, William TAtnall, John w.
LAWSON, Jr., Asa B. Polnsstt, H. c.
Chandler. George X. Crozisr, w. b.
Msndinhall, J. II. Dukes, q. 9. Cowen,
N. ". Picksl. W. II. Partridge. Joseph
NJ. Alexander. Frank H. Macon.
chairman; Harry Emmous, Esq, w. s.
Hilles, Esq., George Il. Hepbron, A. w.
ewsrts, G. 8. McCowon, O. &. Tsxeweil,
l. w. Walker. A. B. Pointsstt, II. R.
Fothersill.
Membership Commlttss-C. ?. wollas.
ton, chairman; &. NJ. Cousart. W. r.
Humphrey, w. IL. Savery, q. r. Evans.
Religious tetlngs--W. q. Pawiey,
chairman; II. q. Guthrie. DR.. r. @.
kitchie, W. B. Smith, Thomas q. Taylor.
Boarding House Committee-Charles
D. Palmer, chairman; Walter g. Drake,
Fed L. Green, William N. Sheppard,
J. Q. Collision.
Church Committee r. Hadley,
chairman; Jslnes Crawford. W. 7. Nor
ris. John w. Barr, J. II. Morrison,
James Brown, Frsl N. Beaston.
Visitation OF Sick-W. II. Runyon,
chairman; Robert Kettle, DR.. f. G..
itttchie. J.. II: Applsby, J. A. Ewes,
E%pi.y msns Committee p. w.
Yenssr, chairman; J. H. Clesvsr, T.
Allen Hilles.
w. S. Pricke.t, Esq, on behalf oi
Mrs. Job H. Jackson, then presented
President B ,ird handsome United
States flag for the use Of the association.
He paid high compliment TO Mrs.
jackson and the ladies' in general for the
active aid they had extended to the assc-
| citation.
President Baird, on behalf or tho
association, received the flag In hand
some speech, aud at its close tho mem
bers gave rising vote Of thanks and
three rousipg cheers and tiger. The
flag will be erected on the front OF the
building. 1t Is Sxl2 feet and 10 4 beauty
The audi then Gang "My Country
'11is Of Thee,,' and "Star spsngled Ban
ner."
Presbyterian City Missionary Thorn.
who has spent many years iu China " :
then Introduced and gavo an Interesting
and instructive talk upon the manner
and customs Of the Celestials.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
An Auetl Man Dead,

George W. Hyatt, residing at No. II
Columbia avenue, died last night In the
S0th year OF his age. He leaves wife
and three children, the latter grown aud
living In the W-st. Mr.. Hyatt has been
employed as laborer IN the Harlan 81
Hollingsworih Company's works for 90
years. The funeral will take place on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Answer This OusstIop,

Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prsIer TO suffer aud be made
miserable By Ipdigestion, Constipation.
Di.siness, Loss Of Appetits. Coming up
OF the Food. Yellow Skin. when for 75c.
guaranteed to euro them? N. B. Dan.
forth, Wholesale and retail agent, Second
and Market streets, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Tho Lom hardy C.mssa.x.

The Wilmington and BrAndywine and
the Rivervisw cemeteries are rapidly
fllicg up. and therefore attention is
directed to the new Lombsfdy cemetery
on the Lancaster pike, about two miles
north Of this city. The location 10 high
and dry, and the soil we'll calculated for
cemetery purposes. The terms for lots
are reasonable. and therefore our citizens
provided wish burial accom- m cd stiops.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Mark Well.

J. II. Porter, 4. Z. corner 7th and
Madison streets has full supply Of milk
constantly on hand, which he will deli
yer to all parts OF the city In glass jars
or other wise as customers may deslre.
He intends to deliver milk In this city
before. The milk will be good a. It
comss from healthy cows, fed on sound
and nutritious food, no dsoaying veReta-
bles or sour slop will be fed. Telephone
Gal.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
JOHNNIE PROMM Is ALL RIGHT.
An Interesting Story About q Little
Wilmington Boy.
Hc Had Catarrh Worry BADLY and His
Mother Took Him Up to Philadelphia
to Doctors Mccoy and wildman and
Hes a Different Boy Now.

Little johnnie Fromm is a chubby lit
tlc chap Of o years. His father
Michael Fromm, works for the Egdc
Moor Iron Company at Edge Moor, and
lives at No. 1876 East Thirteenth street,
Wilmington. some time ago little John
ME complained Off terrible headache
and ringing noises In his ears and lost
his appetite. So his mother, who was
under treatment at Doctors Mccoy and
Wildman, Of No. 1929 Chestnut street,
and now Johnnie's a different boy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18

DoeA
Board BY ths day o. weak st The Dsls-
ware HOUSE. No. 61S Market strsst.

" W. Wy ~ WoSk ~ too O0Io-
ware HOUSE. No. 61S Market strsst.
Ths choicest brands Of wine, LIQUOR and
eisars at he Delaware House
Lunch svsry night ct tho Delaware
House, No SIS Market strsst
Bush Frsach street wharf Il III
place 70 buy YOUR coal
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture nsye,
fails 70 cure the worss cases Of neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try II. Only SOC. pez
bottle Taylor q Tullsrton, druggists,
s02 King street
Go to smolts 4 Go. Tor all kinds oi
Southern produce Is 4. Fourth st.
The attention of the Street and sewer
Department 10 called TO the condition oil
the bed Of Adams street below Dslswa are
avenue.
Tho young Nightlngales defeated the
Little fuckers yesterday BY 10 to o.
Frank Fl. Briuton OF this city is super.
intending the construction Of . bridge at
Canton. Ohio.
Tho Missss Mabel and Mary jackson.
daughters Of Job II. Jackson, LEFT fol
New York on Tuesday afternoon tor q
three month"; trip through Europe.
The Rev. Dr.. Jacob Todd on SUNDAY
Preached TO the graduating class Of q
New York college.
b. B. McIntyre, an inspector Of the
Water Department In Washington, ID
Waiting friends In our city.
The Rev. Mr.. KOSHER Of Phil sdelphis,
missionary to deaf mutes, will hold ser.
vices In 6t. Andrews Church this even-
Ing at 8 o'clock.
Tha ata. mo. pacuh,t. ..s.
Nay.
The st. Paul's NJ. Z. Sabbath school
will give an excursion TO Cape May, on
the steamer Republic. next Friday, June
20th. Cars leave w. g. N. station .,
8 46 .. N.
George J. Chandler and Lewis II.
Chandler have taken opt lstters tssta-
mentary ON the estate OF Jacob Chandler,
late Of Mil Creek hundred.
Jamss Q. Bonner has taken out letters
OF Standardization on the estate Of james
Bonner, late Of this city.
Frank W. Arlington, who removed TO-
day to New York, was surprised last
evening BY . visit from the Wilm,ngtou
aud the presentation of . gold hsAdsd j
SSs0
The annual commencement OF ths
Academy Of Visitation will be held on
June ~, at 2 p. m.
The police arc talking OF playing .
game Of ball, the proceeds Of which will
70 toward the free baths.
| st. Pauls N. e. Sunday school will
give its annual exoursion to Cape May
on the steamer Republic, on Friday ne !:
June 20.
| A business meeting Of the ErodslphlaI
Musical and Literary League will b,
held iu the lecture room Of West Presby
terian Church on , 'iday evening.
The Childrsn's h nd OF the Homeo
pathic Hospital wlll'givs lawn party q
the residence of b. Lundy Kent, No
14ll VapBuren street, on saturday after
noon.
Tho Wilmington City Railway Com
pany have men working every nigh
putting tho wires under the track from
Tenth TO Eighth streets on Market, .
that the electric cars can make con
tinuous run from Fifth aud Union street
70 the Hivervtew station BY tho first @
July.
The funeral Of Mrs. Edward G. Brady
the mother of Father Brady, took plac
yesterday morning. High mass wa
said In the Pro Cathedral Of 81. Peter,
by Vicar-General Ly ons, and intermsu
was made In the new Cathedral csme
tery.
John I. Boyle of New Castle has mil
lions Of cabbage and celery plants fo
sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
New School House.

Proposals will be received BY the com.
mittee Of the Board Of Education up TO
the 23d Inst, for the erection of . school
house on Thatcher street, near Four
teenth, Ninth ward, according to tie
plans and specifications at the ONCE Of e.
l. Rice, Jr., Exchange Building.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Charged with Making Indians DRUM

CARLISLE, Pa, june lion Satur-
day last Austin Nsvajoc. Norman Casss-
dore and Justin Shede, Indians of the
Government Traiuing school in this city,
came to town and got drunk. They
were seen drinking cider In the fruit
store Of A. Vehletino, an italian. VIM.
Campbell, an Official of the school, made
information against tho Italian before
Nagistrate Brindle. Vehletino was ar
rested to-day. and will enter bail for
court
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
Shot nt Gloucester.

PHILADELPHIA, Juus 18.-Frank Cal
lahau, As years OF age, said to reside At
No. 3O4 Controller street, this city, was
shot and seriously wounded BY soms
person or persons unknown, at Gloucester
Beach about o'clock yestsrday morn
ing.
A young man who was walking along
the sh0re, but whose name codld not be
sscsrtainsd, had his attention attracted
by the groAns of the wounded one, who
was lying = few yards from the pony
track. He summoned Policeman Nc
Keown, who proc ured wagon, In which
Callahan WAS conveyed to the City Hall.
DR.. Bennett was sent for, and upon sx.
hmining the wound, found large bullet
hole In the left breast. The ball had en-
,eseI just above the heart, and come out
under the left arm, tho holes were large
and ragged, and the weapon used must
have been heavy revolver, probably
above . 4S-cAlibre. Tho shot had EVIL
IDENTIFY been fired at . very short range,
for tho wounded Lnau'a shirt bOsom Wal
scorched BY the powder.
When questioned Callahan at nrst re-
fused to give any information, saying
that lie did not want his friends to know
anything about 1t, but he at last gave hil
name and residence.
He, however, persisted In saying thai
he was intoxicated when shot, and didn'
know whore he was when Il occurred, moi
by whom the wound WAS inflicted.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18

Smeltz & Co., No. Is L. Fourth street,
are getting lots Of Southern produce and
arc outselling any other dealer in the
city at low prices. They receive daily
right direct from the South straw berries,
pincapplss. peas, cuoumbsrs, squAshes,
eeans, new potatoes, tomstoes, cabbage,
etc. Wholesale and retail. No. 10 East
Fourth stresk
Daily Republican., 1890-06-18
CieayDng-Out Sale.

NJ. Richenbsrger will have a grand
clearins-out sale Of hortes. carriages,
harness, cattle. &o., at his bazaar on
Maryland avenue, on Tuesday, the "a b
Inst. ANY one Wishing to either buy or
sell should attend. The entries will close
on Saturday, the 2tst inst.