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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16

ALpN~lGNTSNIIlE.
Correspondence OF Che N"oys
Our merchants are not selling
many goods now, ass Jhis is Che duh
les, season of the year.
A ]protraytyj mcctimg Is in pro-
grcss here uowatthe NJ. T.. Church
IL began last Sunday week and
there are Gs yet uo seekers.
The boys are getting very Wild
here and are as fun Of fun aus n
monkey with a kitten. The Jun
Tor mcmber Of the m,rchantilo firm
here was going TO Gainesville last
Sunday to see about some Feathers
he has out there and as it was pres
sing business, he could not afford
to be delayed, but Saturday night
Some disciple or pocks Bud Boy.
took % wheel of his buggy and hid
it over i'm the swamp and the irate
owner CiAwed and Grained alt
around the place before he found it.
The literary has temporarily sus-
pended, till after the close Of the
protractcd meeting, when it viii
again be revived.
This place seems to have great
attractions for some OF the king
wood boys and two of them in par.
ticulor are casting about TO steel "a
couple of our girls. Font was down
not long ago, trying TO Carrie OF
one Of them, but the boys locked
the gate ON him. Last night he
and Ami Beavers drove down in
their buggics to take the girls up to
kimgwood to the SNOW, at the
Court House Hall. Every thing
went lovely, and the goose hung
high, till the boys came back with
the girls and started to drive down
the river to take them home, here
the road was found barricadcd wit
a lot of saw logs that had been
hauled thcrc sometime ago, and
which the boys had piled mp across
the road and such Il time as they
had rolling the logs out Of the way
while the girls held the horses. If
they hadn't both been together,
they couldn't have cleared the road.
This makes them solid with the
girls. Solid as Castcol can make
them.
John c. Crane alvartiscs his
property here Cor sale, but if the
railroad is coming, We would advise
him to hold OF a little longer. Ills
wanting to sell, looks like he had
given mp the coming Of the road.
Even some Of the older citizens
Of your town, are drawn down here
by some magnetic influence and one
Of the prominent railroad men of
hinB"ood, Madam Rumor says,
will carry off N Of Our fairest
daughters. He passes through here
once in % while to visit ON the hill,
slhging Do-ra-B-etc and 30 ouc
night the boys, being no r~espcctcr
al IIHLhUI InLfLHn NIA. frnNA- Au. Ia. -.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16

The Fitzpatrick Family Of Merry
Makers, Hith their Swiss Bells,
were here Monday night and gave a
performance in ,hc Court House
Han. TO uIarge audience. The en-
tcrtainmcut was, ali I'm all. RIGHT
good, "Olj Fit2'' himself being q
whole team il Dis b%urlcsque and
comicalitics. ItbeingtAcfr.t show
Kingwood has had for sometime, IL
was literally patronizyd, the hall
being crowded. Most Of the town
people was there end some from the
country. The troupe came 1crc from
Ncwburg, where obey played Satur-
day night, and went from here to
Rowlcsburg to play Thursday night.
The Mozart Silver band here recciy-
ed fifteen per cent Of the proceeds.
1T would have paid them 70 show
here another night, but they had to
90 on to FIJI their engagements.
Now that We have % railroad, and
people can get here, it is strange
that we cant have more entertain
ments Of THIS kind.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16
oar very Best People
Jan. -, 80.

Confirm our etafcmcuf when we .Iy fhgf Dr
Ackrrs English Remedy b. Ir every way super
i1f 'n any en1 HII other preparations f.r fhn
Throat tud Lung lr WUnlpIlg Cou.n nuN
'rnuH. f i- magic ard rCHcge. at once Wfofer
you t ample bottle free Eeueuhrr. fIie RoUr.
dNIa cold uu rs ID.IUgc nIHrartsr ur u ST.
Iont. 'ewhurg W. Wa. Druggist
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16
Personal Paragraphs.

Frank Murdoch vas down in the
lower end Of the county Sunday.
James L. Stone, is down in the
Valley of Virginia, visiting friends.
Merchant ?. \. CouiG,o of Rowles-
burg, was in town this week on bu-
siness.
Mrs. Dawson has the grip, and
has been confined to her bed with it
for several days.
Mrs. Mary shaw, who has been
away visiting for some time, return
ed to Ningwood Monday,
Evans Rush, Mrs. George Castle
and Mr. Thomas of Evansville, were
in town Wednesday, ON business.
Attorney l. G. Lazell. Of Morgan
town, was in town again ,hls week.
but strictly on business this time.
rsd,v Co.. = r. 800.
49,. s .i.np -
crofton thn ofLo, d., iTo
,,orod IL ns.an
road NOW
mr. ana MIS- T. "' Vrog'n re-
'urheo MONDAY IRON ''SI'ns friends
o" on 'he d. " w. at Ne"o"rS
"" o'h'f points
Duncan McRa returned last Sat-
urday from "a vacation OF twa weeks
cupuf M his old homo NOM iIr'i.,i
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16

Whom Baby was sick. ve geve her C~astoria,
when she was q Child rhe cried for C~aItoTis,
when she became Hl-r she ciune 70 Cssioria,
when aha bad children. llo gavo them Ca.sorla
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16
Asrer,Islng Rales.

Tr1nsSEn, Advertisements. sl0o per inch Tor
htst assertion. and ~ cents pCr Inch Tor each
subsequent inFcttiou.
Personal communications. 80 cents Ter inch.
Local Notices, 5 cents per line.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16

The Grippe has lost ITS grip and
is taking its departure. 30 one
viii regret Sos going for it is the
most m%aIcyoiont foreigner that ever
visited This great and glorious Bo.
public. Good radiance.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16
ThnI Tnrrihle Cnnrh

Iu The morning hurried 1r diHouif breathing.
raising plIprm. Urbtucss iu fho che.t.HuIcEcncd
pulse. Outlines Iu fhe evening Or swcafs 90
lghf. aI 0 any of fhe-a tb.ugs ar. fhe Hr-f
stages Ui consumption. Dr. AcEcre English
Cough Remedy VIII euro these fearful .rfurtnme
and DEL sold under 70 positive guarantee Ur Ur. D..
~ Don't. NcWuurg. " Va. Druggist
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16
DO Not snner ANY Longer.

Knowing that o. cough can Doe checked in "a day
and the first stages OF consumption broken iu "a
week, we hereby guarantee DR. Acher's English
Cough kemcdyand will refund tbe money tD all
who buy, take Do as per directions. and do not
End our statement correct Dr. r " Dent.
NowburR, " Va. Druggist
Just az we got to press, we learned
Of the death Of Elias Lantz. at his
home in Davis City. lie died this
Thursday morning, very suddenly
and will be brought here for burial
tomorrow. We will give full par
ticulars next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-01-16

r, X. a ,. y. u.
Train leaves Kincwood at 800 a. m, and ar.
fives at Tuuuelton AZ $40 n. m; leaves Tunnel
ton At 9A0 q. IA. and arrives az Kingwood RtiO5)
a. m. Leaves Kinswood az 200 y. i. end arrive
at Tunncltoh at A:io p. m; leaves Tuuue'ton ~
:: S0p. m. and arrives at Klnewood at 00o D. m.
Trains daily except Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Coal, wood, Oats.

You get big 'oad Of wood, and we
guarantee 2, $40 pounds OF good, clean
coal in every ton you order IRON A.
Sergeant, No. 1C6 Maryland avenue
or seventh and King streets. Our
coal Is under cover and screened under
our own supervision. kindljug wood In
large loads. Western oats = speciality,
baied hay ana straw by tho ton. Yard,
log Maryland avenue. Telephone, 54h
Central Office, 7th and King streets.
Telephone 6S7. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
City Jottilsgs.

The 77th sunivsr sary Of the A..U. NJ.
r. Church Of Delaware was celebrated
yesterday at the A. U. N. p. Church on
French street. Tho exercises commenced
early In the morning with lovefesat and
wsre highly enjoyed By all present.
Visitors we're present from Chester and
down the State. The following ministers
took part In the celebration: RevA @. v.
Petsrsou. !. B. Cooper, Daniel Russell,
I. II. Ctippey, Spencer Williams, q. W.
Murray, 7. B. Scott, N. +. Sluby and
others. The Sunday schools Of tho con.
nection met together ct $50. and ad-
dresses reviewing the history Of the
church were delivered. The singing BY
bration will be continued By . concert
and straw berry festival. All the ch oirs
IN the city have been invited and good
time 10 expected. The celebration will
break up tomorrow evening with An
old-time supper and costumes worn n
years ago.
Rev. W. D. Cook, the new pastor Of
Bethel A. NJ. Z. Church, preached two
excellent sermons yssterday to crowded
houses lie has now moved into the
parsonage and 10 getting ready to 20 to
work IN earno,t Our people are very
proud 10 know that Mrs. Rev. Cook ID .
fine musician. She was ct Que time
organist Of one Of the largest churches 10
Boston. 1t appears that theology and
music are inseparably connected. Mrs.
Rev. Carr, the Presbyterian minister's
vile, is well booked In music, while the
Rev. 9. v. Peterson's daughter, Niss
Bertie Peterson, who goes to New York
to-day, has been very succsssful on the
| stage, while DR.. Riddick's s0n-in-law 10
l ~, NJ tAA ~ A.lr hn.t
musicians. so II there 10 not an improve
ment morally and musicaliy in this city
1t will not be for tho want Of good theo-
logians and musicians. 81
Mira. Amanda sterling has now started
IN Ice cream saloon at No. 728 East
Seventh stieet. Mrs. Sterling Invites her
friends to give her call. Mr.. Sterling
has volunteered to furnish music while
his patrons'eat cream. Quite an advan-
tage over other Ice croam saloons.
Ernest Jones, an apprentice In Jones &
Jefieris employ, and brother to j. 81
Jones, correspondent Of the Age, wal
assaulted by drunken man and strucl
several times In the face. He escaped b,
only getting cut lip and ielled hil
would-be asssilant to the ground.
John Tribctt, one Of the members o.
Sumner Post, was buried yesterday. II,
was followed to tho grave by larg,
number OF friends. The Sumner Pos, t
which he belonged and tho Sons Of Vet
Grams both attended In uniform.
The rcmAins were Inferred In Exior
Cemetery. Henry, residing en- Ta,nal
street near Eighth, IL member OF the sam,
post, died At 11.20 Saturday evening
ihis making four members Of the pos
who have died this year.
Mrs. James Harden. tho genial wife o
our merchant tailor. has been conhued t.
her room for tho past three weeks. He
friends will be glad 10 know that she |
recuperating, and 10 once more able +
mlngie in society.
James HUFF, of tonsorial fame, wa
presented with . bouncing boy by hi
} wife. Mr.. H. spends the greater part q
Sundays nursing this little urcain.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Blood WIN Tell.

There 10 NO question about it-biood
will tell-especially II It b an impure
blood. Biotchss, eruptions, plmples and
boils are all symptoms Of sn impure
blood, duo 10 the improper action Of tne
liver. When this important organ falls
to properly perform IL function OF Puri-
flying and cleansing the blood. impurities
are carried to all parts OF the systsm, auo
the symptoms above retsrred 10 are
merely evidences Of the struggle OF ma
Unless her warning be needed in tias,
serious results are certain to follow. cul-
minating In liver or kidney disorders. or
even in consumption. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery will prevent aud cure
these diseases by restoring the liver to
healthy condition.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
pisas,rous Mreo,k.

GALVESTON, Tex. june IA disas-
trous wreck occurred on Saturday even.
ing or the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad,
two milea west OF lie junction with the
Santa Fe road. IN this State. A train Of
double dccked cars, loaded with 5000
hne msrino mutton sheep, on the way
from California to the Chicago market,
was wrecked by the breaking Of truck.
All the oars except two were destroyed
and about 1000 sheep killed outright.
The Indians of the nolghborhood worked
all night skinning carcassss. They will
have mutton for long time to come.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
The "Aiad ssous" Applied.

ST. JosKPHs. Ills, june 2.-seven
children were bitten by dog here last
Thursday, and tho dog died In convul-
sion lew minutes later. The teleRram m
recording the facts adds that "a mad
stons was applied to each OF the chill
dren's wounds and 1t adhered In each
CASE" Notwitbstanding this the pa
tients were wisely sent to Now York 10
be treated by Dr. Gibier In ths Pasteur
Instituts there, and they arrived in New
York yesterday. The treatment requires
daily incubation for two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
-Dentl, Of an Old Lady.

Edith, widow OF the late G. Moore,
who passed a large portion Of her life
near Centrsviile, diei At the residence oi
her son-in.law. WIN. Ocheitres. near
Fairvills, Pa, GU saturday morning,
alter shorL iilncss, sged about IS years.
Her remains were inferred ~ Birming-
ham cemetery, Pa, this morning. The
tuu,ral servlc.s, at her request, were
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Heudrickson.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
A Wagons Fall.

POTTsvILLE, June 1.-The hoistiDg
rope broke at the Richardson Colliery
yesterday, just as q loaded wagon had
been raised TO within fifteen feet OF the
top OF the slope, which 10 nearly perpeu-
dicular. The wagon shot to the bottem,
where dre boss Joseph Welsh and VIII
liam Myers were repairing 9 wagon.
Myers had leg brokea ana Welsh was
thrown down, ono wheel Of the wagon
passing over his head, nearly severing
his lower jaw.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
1t WOuIsl be Wise

If ell persons would call on NJ. Meyers
before buying elothiGg, ~ you can sure
ly save 20 per cent, and on some goods
bU per cent. on tue dollar, a. It IL the
most reliable house iu the city. Ali
goods are marked in distinctly plain hg-
uros; one pri,e; bis place 10 406 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
LAID to Rest.

The funeral OF John T. Davis took
place on Saturday afternoon, from his
late residence No, 602 West Eleventh
street, and was attended by Q large mum
Der OF bis fliends. The services were
conducted at the house by the Rev. La
fayette Marks Of Hanover Presbyterian
Church Of which the deceased WAS an &C.
tive member. George w. Todd. Q. B.
6myth, L. A. Bower, John W. Todd.
II. T. Wailsce aud Edward Mendenhall
were the pail bearers, and six Of the old.
est employees OF the Dismond State Iron
Works, Of which the deceased was gen.
eral superintendent acted 20 carriers. A
large number of the workmen showed
their respect by attending the funeral.
The interment was made In the Whining
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
The Draw Closcd Just In Tlme.

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June 1..-Mrs.
Mitchell, the widow Of tha late Con-
gresham Charles l.. Nitchsll, had q
narrow escape from death In East Haven
Saturday afternoon. sto was riding IN
hor coach behind . pair * spIrited
horses which had been hainessed too
close to the whippls-trees. While the
horses were comiug down Townsend
street the whippletross hit taair Leele,
frightening them into wild run. Tney
came down Ferry street towards the
Quinnipiac draw bridge, which, the tender
was just closing. The draw was closed
just as the team thundered on to the
bridge and across II at railroad speed.
The coachman kept cool and pluckily
guided the horses into Chapel street, and
Q man finally caught them by the bits
and brought thom to standstiil. Mrs.
Mitchell was SO badly frightened that she
would not return home behind the team,
but went back In carefully driven hack.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Smsltz & Co., No. IL Z. Fourth street,
are getting lots Of Southern produce and
are outseiling any other dealer in the
city at low prices. They receive daily
right direct from tho South strs " berriss,
pineapples, peas, cuoumbers, squAshes,
teams, new potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage,
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
aFat" Matter.

MONTREAL, june Am officer of the
International Typographical Union has
arrived to adjndicate upon the con,en-
tion between the compositors aud the
management of the Montreal Herald.
TIE men went on strike because the prac-
tice OF giving all "fat" work to piece
mon WAS discontinued. The men are
claiming what 10 gwen 10 no other office
in the city. Tho management 10 bring
ing out the paper - usual, but OF reduced
size, and say they have no Intention of
acceding to tho mems exorbitant de.
mAnds.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
BrevitisA

Tno oneapest hat house In the city
kum ford Bros'. 4OA Market street.
Try Bush's coal; you will nkeit.
American Laundry, coz WsstF Front,s.
Try Bash's coal, you win surslyllxss.
Cuppina and iseching. iss K. s,condst.
Iins isK. kings at AAnf'A l5 r. 4th strest
Frank Roop Smith. druggist sth and King.
Pager hanging done by U. II. Baldwin d
Bon, 9i2 u. Fourth street.
II you want cheap picture frames 70 10 q.
X. Bsush, 205 West Second street. lhave the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see Tor
yourselves.
d1ss. 40 Aarke etrees has the largest and
cheapest etoc oil hAtA white shirts, under.
and seehtin.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
DR.. slInms' Eye Cure

VIII positively cure all manner OF sore
eyes, whether inaamed or gran ulated,
weak sight o impaired vision. IL Ii sure.
Every one having weak or diseased eyes
ought to try 1t. 20 cents. Sold by drug
gisls. Depot, Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Look to Your Interest.

W. 8. Moore, northwest corner OF Dela-
ware avenue and West strsoi, has y lot
Of Whn6 Star potatoes, strawberries,
pineSppies. groceries, butter, oHss, ami
other produce At reasonable prices. A
call 10 svliciled.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
VIII he broken Up.

II 10 the intention OF the Law and Or
der Society to prevent Sunday base ball
playing In aud around the city. As the
police officers have no authority beyond
the municipal limits, the attention OF
Sheriff Allen has been called to the mat
ter and yesterday he and . posse were
busy dispsrsing these Sabbath breakers.
In the fields aud mesGows around the
city.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
The Proper Date.

The powder wagons exploded in our
city May 81, 1854, thirty-six years ago.
W supposed that We gave the proper
figures on Saturday, as We certainly in-
tended IN do, but by some hocus-pocus
the type made US say thirty flour years
ago.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
'igh RECON- uepa.,,o,.

Psid lsdu % %s White Pulmonic Balsam.
eAich VERY very !. u cured cases in my family
d thu ha', marvellous curss. She ssvs
Paid usu,, s. lung medicius ever made.
kyug irom osmAn, 1t saved my wife from
b We ean consumption ten yesrs sso.
Reushs, "I cnI, give them right along ior
thu s,,, soius, sore throat, and the couvh
(vm by ape 'pe u 10 splendid. Soc. and 81.
kinr, druggists. Depot, Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
More Kind Words.
Treasury Department. }
Second Coinptroller's ONCE.
NVrshiuUeOn. d.. IL NAV Z(i. 200. \

Mr.. Ii. A. Bradneld, 8S2 Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Dsi.-My Dear
Sir:-In answer to your request have to
say that the Decker Brotbers' Upright
Piano, which purchased nearly three
years ago, has proven perfectly satikfac-
tory. lam convinced that 1t contains
the essential qualities in tone aud action
that constitute the perfect plano, and
would have no hesitation iu advising any
person, who wishes 8 thoroughly nrst
class Instrument, to buy only Decker
Brothers Piano.. take pleasure alfo. in
saying that i have always found Jour
course of dealing with purchasers emf
ncntly courteous. Very Truly Yours,
B. Y. GILKEsoN.
Colonel Gilkesons verdict is in perfect
accord with that Of all first class artists.
Call at Bradheld's, s39 Market street for
pianos, lorgans aud small Instruments.
Violin, Banjo, and Guitar strings. m29
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
A Great Hurricane In sofia.

SorIA. June 1.-The northern part of
this city has been wrecked by hurri-
cane. The lose OF lie Ia considerable.
NJ ven soidlcrs wero killed and injured.
Tne loss among the Inhabitants has not
ye. been ascertained The dana to the
pslace amounts 10 1900. 900
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Prevented from Landing.

New York, June 2.-The contract
labor inspectors at the Barge Office yes.
terday prevented the landing Of some
Bslgians. They were expert glass blow
ers, and were bound for Ginssboro, N. j..
They Lad evidently been postsd as to the
answer to the inspectors questions, Tor
they replied with remarkable prompt-
neee. Thoy will be examined to-day.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Tho sure Cure tor Headache,

Tired Feslings, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Complaints, Yeliowness. skin Blotchss,
ETC., are DR.. 8imms' Liver PilS. No
sickness or gripping attend their opera
lion. 25c. Sugar coato1. Depot, Fourth
and King. Sold BY druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
state OF Thermometer
Tho " sat,,sr.

To morrow promises to be from
isir to partly cloudy with southerly
winds and stationary temperature.
Wednesday fair to partially cloudy, indi-
eating showers 10 different teclions.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
DESTROYED nv FIRE.

The celebrated 8 b. b. b. cigar, manu-
iactured by h. y. Bourbon g. Bro., No.
2l9 " est Second street. sold at ali the
leading hotela aud cigar stores Try one,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
ba1 Market sxre..

edsr, s,a n. blue serge or chsvIot suit to
Pslsure w. ints, Is up; cut to vour
hinR, well made, with good Tim.
trt . o'er $50 different psttsrns tn
hytol = ~. Good fit eus,ap,ssd IL,
W. @ London TaiioIs A'v
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Nickel
Will give

Will give you IN Introduction to the
pure and delicious Five Brotners rlux
Chswing Tobacco. Ask your dealer
for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Crnyon Portraits
rnr cleaning s,iverware.

For $500 are still beng made ar Cum.
Dings' CALLER. S02 Market strsst.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Frssh v.ye ,a bios and Meats.

VIM. More land, wholesale and retail
deal r, Ne. 407 and 4. W. corner Of
Fiith and King streets, has cons sn'ly
o., lana early vegetables OF all kinhs
nno no,hs raised bcsi, mutton, veal,
s,c'' NJ tns lowest market prices. Give
several good second hand pisnos and
organ At osraaina II, Y, Robeieu, 7lO
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Ts pm. Aelucent. unrquail.d, 25c. p~r
bottle, a Willard II. Dav's'. No. . East
Hsc,da
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Nov L. Your Cha nee.

7. A. shAn on h.s just resolved fne
lie oi gsnts' hanuel snirts Al tho lowest
price,, 3O5 West 81 cond street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

The rosy freshness and valvsty soft
ness of the skin is invariably obtained by
these who use pozzonrs Complexion
Powder.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

)a,e a vn, s,ows sticky-commoup pow dsrs
knly co, vulgar glare. PozzouI's ia The
N0np'exion Powder fit for u,e.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Annusenents.
rRocroH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE,.

PRocToR's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The season closed at the Opera House
Oh Saturday evening, with Robert Nc
Wade in Rip Van Winklo. The house
will reopen In september under the man
agement Of Joseph N. Wheeler, who has
been assistant manager Of the house since
leased by Proctor & Soulier.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
This theatre will remain closed this
week. The Shenandoah Company closed
their weeks engagement on Saturday
night. Tho Carleton Opera Company
will begin an engagement next Monday
night.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Fey Z. l.. Meilsr's California hama and
peel tongue at tfiy ceuts. tie Keeps ali
other kinds vi meat ~ 5v7 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
Hail for ~ Thief.

PHILADELPHIA, Juus 2.-Jobn @.
File, the deiauitiug treasurer of the
Lutheran OrphAns' Home, en,errd bail
On saturday to answer the Charge pre-
lrfrea ny his iormr psI tier, PnAom h.
DER, oI having irauuuleLt,y anu ielo-
niously converted 10 his own use u TOO,
the properly oi the 'nrin.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Expsilent muse N scott excursion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
the authorI.ed agent for the books WILTON by

Henry NJ. Stanley, and now being published
by Chas Scribner's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply to John @. Bryant, 71A Frenc street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02
The Isaces ON saturday.

The matinee races given on the VII.
mington iair grounds last Saturday after
noon were witnessed by about 1000
persons. No admission was charged and
ho purses offered, but the drivers drove
to win, and each race was very interest,"
ing, ln the second heat of the frat race
Mccoy colllded with another sulky, and
Ills horse, becoming unmansgeable. ran
away, and consequently was dIstsncsd.
Tle judges were William Marshal, 7.
d. Brown and Mr.. Greer, and the FOL
lowing Ia 4 sum m srv of the races:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-02

Scott excursion x-es u, 1t Monday.