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Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

BEDFORD SPRINGS, June 2o.-By an
accident on the Bedford & Bridgeport
Railroad, operated by tho Pennsylvania
Rallroad Company, last night about ten
miles south Of Bedford, near Sulphur
SPRING. station, two men were killed.
nN goal tratns running south. deeig-
ntvSG a,us one and tAxo, were
going up the. gfkie when section on
broke near the caboose and started
back. striking section. two, which was
Advancing at tie rate OF about twenty
i've miles an honi, destroying fifteen
Little, OF Oldtown, Md, and Joe Mar.
juring r. Gross, engineer Of section two,
and slightly injuring several olhers.
The wrsckage took fire from the engine
aud made the work Of reseSing the in
jured difficult
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Good reas and Coflse.

Try our 22c Rio coffee, the cheapest
cofiee ip the market. Our 90 and % Ct.
Rio coflees are the fines. favored to be
found for the money, and all Of the bet
ter grades Of santos, Java and Mocha
cofIees at the lowest market rates. and .
choice new lot OF fne favored teas. A
right good tea at 25c h., - well a. the
better grades Of Oolong, Formosa, Your
Hysou and Imperial teas at 40. ~. 90 Aid
SOC Id. GEO. A. TAYLOR, N. E. Cor.
8rd and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Philadelphia Items,

PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Charles
Ellis, residing at the Point Breeze race
track, fell into the hands of highway
mon on Delaware avenue, near Dock
street. shortly before O'Clock yesterday
morning, and claimed to the pol&cs that
he mad been despoiled OF $50. Police
man Oilmoie apprehendod john Murphy,
OF Wayne; Tbos. Burns, Of Ardmors;
John Graham, Of Bryn Mawr, and Pat.
rick McDermott, Of Chester county, on
the charge Of having robbed Ellis.
Magistrate Miliigau committed them to
the House Of Correction.
Herman Heinsius, alter an absence Of
four years. returned to the city yester-
day and was arrested 40 fugitive from
justice. He 10 charged with embezzle-
ment and larceny o. bailee Of SIPS, the
proceeds of the sale OF goods belonging
to g. W. Ellis 81 Co, silk importers.
He was committed 90 answer.
Walter u. Halloweli. . seaman. went
into the shoe store OF William Baxter,
day. and created = rbAuce. drawing
revolver and pointing 1. at Baxter, II is
alleged. Hallowell was arrested. Msgis-
trate Fulmer bound him over on ths
charge OF carrying concealed deadly
weapon.
Mrs. Catharine Sharp, who gave hel
age to the census enhmerator 10 liz
years, 10 believed TO be philadelphia
Oldest inhabitant.
Frank E. Hatfield, 8 years old, died
yesterday OF burns received while play.
Ing with lighted paper.
Fire broke ont again last evening In
James Magee & Co. . carpet factory and
caused about $3, 900 damage.
badly burned yesterday while lighting
an oil stove.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
The Shin John Light.

Tho steamer Wilming gton will make the
frat excursion OF the season to Ship John
Light tomorrow, leaving Fourth streei
wharf at 8 o'clock. This will afford q
splendid opportunity for several hours
fishing, for, a. is weilsknown, there 10 70
better place on the Delaware Bay for
catching sea trout 'thap on the oyster
beds In the vicinity Of the lighthouse.
The besi bait to use 10 clams, and tLOse
who have already been down to the light
represent that the dsh are biting we'll,
and arc running quite large. Fishing
tackle. bait and lunch will DO provided
on board the boat for those who do not
wish 10 carry II with them. The fare is
low and the entire trip. with the reju.
vinatlng salt breezss, constitutes one Of
the best ways that can be devised to
spend pleasant day. These excursions
will be continued every Sunday during
the season.
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WIN Go on Monday.

The nth annual excursion Of the
0eorHe Washjngton Fishing Club will
poeltitely take piacs on Monday next,
End the boat will leave King etreet
wharf at $50 O'Clock sharp. The mem
oers and invited guests are urged 70 be
present on time OF they will bs loft.
Lunch and fishing tackle will bs pro.
vided on board for those who do not wish
to carry their owp. The Invitations were
limited, but there will not bs less than
one hundred In the party. These ex-
cureious have proved highly enjoyable
during the four years they have been
given, and there ID NO reason 10 believe
that this will prove an exception.
The managers of the steamer have
made special request that the club dis
pense with the use Of frevorks on this
trip ON account Of the danger Of fire.
TOTALLY UNcALLED FoR.
]. g. Cupples & Co., publishers Of
Boston, Mass, have sent tho officers OF
the club 'Comprehensive Treatise on
Seasickness. presumably Tor the use Of
the members on the forthcoming trip.
This 10 serious matter, and the club
will probably take some ofjiciAl action IN
regard to II. II any fths members have
been seasick, It wss under circumstances
that al the book learning In the world
would have been OF NO AVAIL. 4 seasick
fisherman don't want any treatise on the
subject. He wants the dry land, and any
attempt to tell him what to do would
probably be met with . chilling frigid.
nees. The club's standard work on sea.
sickness calls for c1ams end salt pork.
This 10 com mprehensive enough for them.
He CAN'T GO.
Tho Norr'stown Herald says: Thl
Herald has received an Invitation to The
ffth annual excursion Of the George
Washington Fishing Club, under the
auspices Of The Morning News Of vii
mington, Del. Ii may not be generally
known that the Father Of his CountrJ
was named after this club, because 4
cannot tell lie. George also had the
same kind Of luck when he went fishing
in the Schuylkill river at Valley Forge
Owing 10 . rush Of job printing, ths
Herald will miss much fun aud instruc
lion on the Esd instant BY being unabl,
to accompany the excursion. The bal
will be carried in original packages will
the signature OF tho Supreme Cour
blown. In the wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Tho Oueen,s Lace HandkercA,e,.

The Baltimore Sun has the follsv ing:
s'Tho Queens Lace HAndkerchss -
with It's wealth Of attractive meloS,
was presented at Albaugh's last ni gA
by the Carleton Opera Company. ThN
pleasing waltz movements that are
characteristic Of etrauss' compositions
are found In gratifying abundance In
this work and the music was rendered
with spirIt and completeness. Mr.. W. T.
Carleton, as Cervants; Miss Alice Carle,
a. The King; Mics Alice Vincent. ~ Tho
Queen; Miss Clara Lane, as Irene. NJ.
j. K. Murray, NJ The Premier; and Mr..
g. A, BiReiow, ~ sancho, were all up
to the ., andards that have made thete
people favorites during their stay here.
The troupe will play at the Academy
all next week, ana render the above
opera on Mcnoay evening Lext
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P. ]. WALSH & co
SOC Market Street.

uCIC dIC tWO tLAuRS AhOAS
than any other class of goods
that have a decided claim to be-
ing reasonable at this time of
the year. They are Refrigera-
tors and Baby Coaches, two
classes Of goods in which we
excel in keeping Of Our as
sortment of Relrigerators and Ice
Chests. in oak, ash and grained
wood, comprise everything from
a good sized chest at IS to the
handsome walnut dining room
Refrigerators, at SIS. Refrig-
orators with ice water attach
ments, SI2, SI4, SIG and up to
S3s.
A Baby Coach has come to
be recognized IS being as much
OF a necessity in the household
as a crib or a cradle. 1t certain
| ly PAYS for itself in what it
saves in doctors charges and
medicine, not considering the
comfort and convenience to
both child and mother. We
handle one Of the best lines Of
coaches made in this country,
the sale Of which we have the
exclusive control in this city; a
good, full-springed fattan coach
$3.50; a fine one in raw SILK ane
plush, $40; a handsome ohe.. al
plush lined, satin lace eost
parasol, SI2; star cane body
roll front, SIG; others up to $50
During the last week we Sc
cured 5 large lots of Mems Suits
They were sold us to close out
the line. SO you may depend
we did not give anything like
full value for them. We can sell
them fully 20 per cent. less
than regular price and still make
a fair margin. They comprise
1 lot of 20 Suits, light Scotch
Cheviots, regular sizes, worth
lSI7, offered at SI4. 1 lot o.
ID suits. Worsted and Silk
very pretty, worth $40, Offered
SIs. STYLES of CheyiOts, .
Sacks and i Cutaway, wortl
SIS, offered at sI2. Men.
Worsteds, in Sacks, Cutaway
and Prince Alberts, from SI2 to
g25. A handsome line of Boys
and Children's Clothing.
We have three patterns Of
Group Parlor Suites in Silk
Plush, 6 pieces, Divan Window
Chair, Reception Chair, Sofa,
Patent Rocker and Parlor
Chair, which are fine specimens
Of upholsterer's skill. One at
sIIs is a Cherry Suite, Polish
Finish, covered with Marbleized
or Plain Silk Plush, made
fspring edge. tufted; colors,
gendarme, blue, crimson, old
gold and salmon. One at SIo5,
a Walnut Suite, in Marbleized
or Plain Silk Plush, same
as above, with over stuffed
backs; colors, terra Gotta, blue
and lemon; made spring edge,
tufted. One at SIS, in Walnut
Frames, same pieces as above,
% yer. stuffed backs, spring edge,
tufted, upholstered in any style
OF silk or mohair plush; colors
as desired.
A fine assortment of Plush
Work from $50 up. In Hair
Cloth Furniture our assortment
from $50 to $40 is the most
complete and desirable shown
in this city. A particularly good
suite, 7 pieces, is one at $40.
Oak Chamber Furniture, 8
pieces, S25. $50, $40, S45 and
$50. Walnut Chamber Suites,
| 3 pieces, $50 to SIoo.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
verltue :, 1...t.


The Anal ssssiea n the Jury impanelsd
By Coroner Gamblet 70 Inquire into the
n manner and csu,e q 81 death Of Hiram
Dug.n wAs bold . ne City Hall last
Special Officer W1lhm Mcbride tss,i-
fed he was ON dry or tue Delaware
avenue station Of tksB. & o. railroad on
Tuesday night, Juns 10. The regular
south-bound train arrived At lilo
O'Clock, the nrst axeuFsion train about
u. 10 O'Clock, and the second one about
an hour later. There was also regular
train that came u at 1899 o'clock.
Lhere was . men named William
Doughorty and boy named Bursley on
the last sxcuFsion train who wanted to
nght q soon a. they got of, but the wit.
ness stopped them. He did not know
either Brennan or Dueau.
Edward j. Wislsr uas aworn and tes-
tilted that he is . driver on the vii
mington City Passenger Railroad. He
left the Middle Depot on bis last trip at
11.35 O'Clock, and did not remember
seeing four men together ct any place
along the avenue. Had there been four
men standing together he thought he
would have n0ticsd thsm.
Joseph Allison, smother Of the drivers.
testiaed that on the pight In question be
arrived At the Middle Depot q 12.11
o'clock. He noticed soms police officers
standing at Tenth and Market streets,
but did not So any one on the avenue.
Harry Jackson tsstifisd that he 10 4
sIass!i driver ioE tht StlwaR company, and
trip between 10 and I o'closk. He dld
not remember seeise any men on the
avenue on his way up, bus while hs VA
going home. bstweeb 1.30 and 2 O'Clock,
he passed three men Just above the ceme.
tery. When he pasesd the cemstsry, on
the opposits aide of the street, he saw Z
man lying along side Of the fence
drunk passed On Without going over Il
him.
Special Officer Eugene Massey VA
called and testified that the police patro
call was received At LAB q m. and tht
wagon arrived with Dugan at Las q. m
After duo delibcrati0n the following
resolution was adopted:
''Resolved, That Hiram Dugan cam,
to his death from 00ncussion Ut the brain
the result Of injuries inflicted BY som
pcrson or persons unknown TO the jury.
The following resolution was thel
unanimously sdOptsd;
"I:esolved, That We request the prope
authorities 70 investigate this casa and
possible briug to justice the person q
persons who assaulted Hiram Dugan."
The following resolution was I'd opte
by vote Of ayes 70 nays:
"Resolved. ThAt It. te recommend De
to the mayor BY this Jury that the polio
C6icers be instructed when men are ser
BY them to the polios station 10 th
charge Of the wagon with tho circuu
stances connected with the mans a
rest,"
/ The Jury then adjourned,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
sI.oo FLY.

We arc still making the shoe ny
screens. Our patterns are new and ori-
piual We introduced the leaf for the
brackets of our doors, which looks cool
and pretty. We have many other de-
signs which are also very pretty. NO
genuine shoe ny screen except made BY
4. ", Cornell, 6Oy w est Second stteos.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
py.u.p.,a and Liver Complaint !.

10 1t not worth the small price OF Toe.
to free yourself Of every symptom Of
these distressing comp ainls? II you
think SO call at our store and get bottle
90 Shiloh's Vitslizer; every bottle has a
printed guarantee on It; use accordinaly,
aud if IL does you NO good It will cost
you nothing. N. b. Dan forth. wholesale
and retail agent, Second and Market
atraeta. WilmfnRtOn,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

smeltz & Co., No. Is Z. 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 tho South Strawberries,
pineapples, peas, cuoumbers, squaahes,
leans. new potatoes. tomatoes caDpaRes
etc, Wholesale and retail. No. IL East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
rasn,onsble Tailoring.

An extensive invoice OF fashionable
suit.ngs has been received BY MI: James
Harding, merchant tailor, No: Slo frencn
street. For . ueAt-htting, auraoi1 suit
M, Harding cannot DO excelled. To soc
Ms roods and styles and learn bis prices
cannot fail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Mark Well.

J. H. Porter, y. K. corner 7th and
Madison strests has u full supply Of milk
constantly ON hand, which he will dell
yer to all parts Of the city In glasa Jars
or other wise ~ oustomers nay desire.
He Intends to deliver milk in this city
In purer, fresher. sweeter aud cleaner
manner than has ever been accom- pllshed
before. The milk will be good IS It
comes from healthy COWS, fed on sound
and nutritious food, NO decaying vegeta-
blss or sour slop will be fed. Telephone
RAl
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
JOHNNIE FROMM is ALL Right.
An Interesting Story About q Little
Wilmington Boy.
He Had Catarrh Very Badly and His
Mother Took Him Up to Philadelphia
to Doctors Mccoy and wildman and
He's Different Boy Now.

Little johnnie Fromm is chubby lit
tie chap Of 0 years. His father,
Michael Fromm, works for the Egde
Moor Iron Company, at Edge Moor, and
lives at No. 1873 East Thirteenth street,
Wilmington. Some time ago little John
and ringing noises in his ears and lost
his appetite. So his mother, who was
under treatment at Doctors Mccoy and
Wildmnn, of No. 1922 Chestnut street,
and now Johnnie's q different boy.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Bralic,ous Mischief.

The glasa leuses Of tho railroad signals
at the b. & o. junetion have been broken
ing at them. This 70 Kind Of mali
L,ious mischief Tor which the perpetra-
Rrs should be punished severely, US the
Ntructiop Of the signals 10 likely ut
. Mtime to cause . serious accident. A
mNi Of 300 10 offered by the VIII
. for & Northern Railroad Company
, offen( Rrrest aud onviction OF the
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
For sale.

For want of use, horse. surrey wagon,
DOCTORS wagon aud harness. Apply u
g. II. Vernon, this Office.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
pr. sim,ns Eye Cure.

Numbers Of cases reported during the
week past, beth children and grown peo-
pls, % having been cured Of bad sore
eyes by using this great eye medicine. 70
cents. Depot, Fourth and King. Sold
ty druggistA
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Ladder Day.

Yesterday was ladies' day at the Field
Club, and quite number were present
who spent tho afternoon ~ making tne
club dag. Ladies' day VIII neresiNr 90
on Friday, instead OF Monday. md .
srpper win be served for snembers only
every Friday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

A very yplsasantexcursion to Bay Ridge
over the b. g. o. Railroad by Christisna
Castle, X. G. E., Was we'll patronized
yesterday. This castle 10 but one year
old, but Is already In aourishipg condi'
tion.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
MONT MEN.
Day Men........S 3 TO . 3 IL 10 ll-67
Night Mon. .O Q o 4 al 6-l6

Earned runs-Day Men, o; Nfght Men,
@. Two-bnse hits-Evans, Taylor (2),
Weldin t2l. Schultz. Scott, johnson.
solomon, Scott (3), Tucker. Home runs
Taylor. First base on bails-Day
Men, .; Night Men, 8. Struck Outlay
Mon, y; Night Men, o.. Stolen buses
basyes5y bny sn KS NuSs en Mem ~ a. i9. ,ssS sa
balls--Brown, 10; Tucker, 4; Yates, O..
lit by pitched ball-Tucker, Wilcox,
Peterson, Scott, Solomon. Time-305.
Umpire-Andy Selak.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
A Gold WRtclA,

You cannot make . mistake II you
buy Durssein's popular cigars. Remem-
ber you get certificate with each box.
which is gooi for gold or silver watch.
Wholesale and RETAIL Durstein, the
popular tobacconist. No. 8 z. Second 6t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
N Personal.

The MN Personal.
daughtersN lice aad Gerty Meacham.
Oldest son d tllian N. Meacham, the
now residin5 late Gay lord Meacham,
visiting their Starke, Florida. ars
where they e3 mother In this city,
months. 10 stay ior lew
Malcolm McLesf
from Yale College. returned bone
Mi.s Fannie Tomilsd
ter, Pa, 10 the guest 0West Ches-
city. in this
Waitman 8. Townsend
Wilmington House at OceaS Nd the
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
rrs.h Vegetables and Meats.

WIN. Moreland, wholesale and retail
dealer. No. 4O7 and 9. w. corner oi
Filth and King streets. has constantly
on hand early vegetables OF all KINDS.
Also home raised beef. muttons veal,
eto. at the lowest market priess. give
hiIa 4 Gala
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

Tappan's Relucent, unequalled, ESQ. per
bottle, a. Millard +. Davis, NO. v East
Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
A Generous GIT.

Adams 4 Brother, OF No. 50f
street, presented the police Wilma,
and / regulation ball for yesteiX
game Daniel Ross, WHO Is also siM
ready to assist In every cook WORK. p
sented them with 20 caps, which ~
them the appearance Of professionals
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
promotion Of Holiness.

The regular Saturday night meeting
for the promotion Of holiness Will be
held this evening In Fletcher Hall, NO.
GOA Market street, commencing a. 1.4o
D. N.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
rh. sure cure for Headache.

Tired Feslipgs, Liver Troubles, Kidney
Com mplaiuts, Yellownsss, Skin blotches,
etc. "a Or. simms' Liver Pills. No
sickness or gripping attend their opera
tion. csc. Sugar coated. Depot. Fourth
and King, Sold By drugghtA
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

Choice steaks from home-iap
from IA to l8 cents per pounu beef
aud's, No. 407 King street. More.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Pniniing.
Exours,on to bay Ridge.

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop UO3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
craYon Portraits
For r,leaning Silverware.

For $500 are still being made AZ Cum
mings gallery, 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Hrevitisa.

1no oneapess hAt house I'm the city
kumford bros. AOA Market street.
1sy Rush's coal; YOU will iikeit.
American Laundry. Goa West Front,t.
Try Bush's coal; you will surelyiikss.
Cupping and lssching. ,ss 7. s>condst.
brazilian Balm cures colds. cstarrli. etc.
Fine IbK. Kings At Hani's. iS y. 4th ssrsct.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist 9th and King.
Paper hanging done by u. II. Baldwin
Son, si2 Il. Fourth street.
II you want cheap picture frames 70 10 Y.
X Ba uEli 2D2 W est Second street. have tne
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see ior
yourselves.
6tu, 2iO Market street has The largest and
che aDcst HtOc OF hats, white shirts, unuei.
wear, neck wear and hosiery In shs city, Cali
and seehiin.
John q. Bryant, OF NO. us French street, IL
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Delicious ~ the Taste.
Kin-Go Tea. At grocers.
L.tcs. s.yles.

A complete assortn ent OF gentlemen
gold and gold-piated watch chains an,
charms At Millard y. Davis, No. H''o'
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
The jury then adjourned.

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
coolness, and soft beauty impaired to the
skin BY Pozzonis Powder, comm n ,s 1t
10 all lsdiss.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
| oARp.-ro THE pEMocRAr1c

"A Voters of New Castle County
the very liberal support accorded to me
by my friends ~ the nomination elec-
tion for Sheriff on last Saturday and
also to those who opposed mo in the in
terest of other candidates, for the fair
and manly canvass made against me.
Trusting that may receive the cordial
and united supported of the whole party
Mt the election in November, with the
same zeal, that have always supported
my successful competitors in tho past.
am very truly yours.
PURNAL j. LYNCH.
i4S-w-s2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
University Of Virginia.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES, nine weekly,
ber. lave proved OF signal use, LIST to stu
dents who design to pursue their course at
this or other Law school; Ind: 70 those VINO
tiiieners who have not had the advantage 81
Systematic Instruction.. For circ lar apply
r, q, University of Va. to
JOHN b. MlNOk, Prof. Com. and stat.
Law. e-zz-eoa&w-im
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

nan NE.-FOR WANT OF USE,
comlo xeidl,nSx horsS. n. 2 p years ys,na; old; 10
very II, single foot aud FOX irot
er an ca y trot In larncsf. Ibis IL u
very styli. veil bred, very fast walk
ing. Sired. Sminute HAtt In . trot: 10
black BAsna promptly, afraid of noth-
bl&s, Filth Al aeorge Wilkes. Dam,
ny To Madison st.. Sta.
<dison SITS. 5-zj-u
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n.n,t son "a - on Hanoy

Don't tail to 70 on Hanov
To Birming ham Park, Fridscursion
Plenty Of shade. good as>.' June "a.
i, vnd b. eating.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
DROPoSALS WANTED.

Proposals. will he received by the under
signed, comin ties of the Brandywine SUM
ior the STORE and bread and, Ice cream and
cake stand, horBe pound. erection Of tents.
etc. The right to reject any or All bids is re-
served. j. u. PlCkELS
6.2I ~ ISAAC WOODROW.
EOR RENT-FOR SEASON OR
Il year, y handsome new IL room
cottage, on the Delaware River shore al
Grubb's Landing. r., W. d. Y, H.. 7
niles fro n " Wilminpton 10 = rlyate family.
Me will be built and Two acres OF land
w d to permanent tsnant. Apply to
II. TAGGAki, Grubb's Landing, Pa.
6-2i-IIs
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Wanted.

Ask your grocer for Kin.Go Tea
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

q Pure Chinese Tea.
Kin-Go. Fine favor. At groesrs.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
CARD-TO THE DEMOCRATIC

a CAKD-TO THE DEMUCKAT1C
IA voters of New Castle County.
thereby tender my sincere thanks Tor the
very liberal and earnest support accorded
me by my many friends at the nomination
eleclfon for Coroner on Saturday last. Also
to those WIN opposed me. for their fairness In
conaactinEM ~ tns Gsnya;s TIIastins Is,,ns n united
truly yours, 1t jos. II. KIRK.
NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF EU-
IN reka Castle, No. 8, A. o. X. of NJ. u,
are requested to meet at hall. 60I Market sl,
at0.% q. M, on sunday, End inst., to at
"i It '''"' "sEO GsEO. Z. MoNCK. r. 8.
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Kin-Go Tea.

Packages .. 10 and l5c. Al grocer,.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
wnen Baby was sicH,

wnen Baby was sicH,
We gave her CastoriA.
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
shc chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21

Henry N. Stanley, and now being pubiished
by Chas, scrlbner's Sons. Agents wanted.
Apply TO John @. Bryant, IA Frene street,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-21
Two Men Killed ON the ran,

She gave them Castoris.