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Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
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Board by the dav or week at the Della
ware House. No. 6l3 Market street.
The choicest brands of wine, liquor and
cigars at the Delaware House
Lunch every night at the Delaware
House, No. 6i3 Market street.
Bush French street wharf, Il the
place to buy your coal
Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails TO cure the worst cases of neuralgia
aud Rheumatism. Try Il. Only soc. per
bottle. Taylor Il Fullerton, druggists,
302 King street.
We will sell you a pound OF genuine
Bull Durham for 400, at Seventh and
Orange aud East Third street, Chap
man, the p!oueer Of low prices In the
tobacco trade.
| Go to Snei.z & Co. for all kinds OF
Southern produce. Is r. Fourth st.
sArooth brushes, 0c., real value 15c., at
| the old -ests blished drag store, Fifth and
Poplar. L. b. Fell, graduate In phar-
macy. Insect powder. l0c.. stfting box.
VIM. O'RouilSe has bean granted let
terra testtmeatary on tho estate OF
Timothy O'kourke. late OF Pencader
hundred.
The foundations of the new Reformed
Episcopal Church Of the Covenant, on
| West street between Second aud Third
have been laid and the floor baams OF tho
basement are In place.
Patrick Fahey and David Danpel will
erect six two.story and one three story
buildings at Rront and Franklin streets.
| The father Of Rev. George A. Latti-
mer, formerly OF this city, Thomas LRtti-
mcr, Esq, Of Philadelphia, died in thai
city Gu Tuesday.
The annual meeting of tho Funer-
Directors Association OF Delaware ~
be held at tho Hotel Richardson, ID Will
on Thursday, june 8, 10 n. m. over
An SO-ton fly wheel was cast at II. &
II. Co.'S foundry yesterday AFTERNOON.
Tho Wilmington Dredging Co. hal
recently comple.e ed nearly S200,OC0 jol
In Baltimore.
The Friends school will graduate foui
young ladies' and five young gentlemen
OH june 20.
Tracks aud street bed wsre yesterday
and this niorning torn up, at Eighth And
Market streets, as the Eighth street rail
way IA being connected with the one Oh
Market street both up aud down.
Burgiars sounded the alarm in Mr.. II.
II. Carter's housc, Tenth and Market
streets, last evening about IL o'clock.
Mr.. Carter and family are on Eu.
rope IN voyage and tho house closed. DE.
iectiyes Jones aud Vaudosrift were on
duty and thus summoned, but the bur-
glars had fled.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
DISBURSEMENTS.

TtJ,l
The Auditing COMMITTEES reported that
they have examined the books and ac-
counts of tho treasurer and Finance
and 6ud them correct. They
also submitted the following, which was
adopted:
Your committee further offer the fol
tion,
As the statutes require the trustees to
make a statement III pamphlet form in
tho month OF March annually for tie
distribution In the several hundreds OF
the county, showing the transactions of
this department OF tho county govern
msnt. your committee would recommend
that the trustees adopt . resolution au.
thorixing snd empowering yodr commit
teo hcrs~tiar to audit and adjust the ac-
counts OF the treasurer Vi ti.s moor In
the month Of February, in lieu Of May.
This will not only enable the trustees TO
make sta epent - provided by law,
but will moro accurately Assist your
Finance Committee to afcertain the
amount OF money necessary TO deiray
the expenses of tho institution for the
ensuing year. Under our present sys-
tenn We are compelled to ask for Al ap-
proEriatlon before the expiration of the
preceding term, and we have always been
at sea in regard to the full amount ncces-
sary to meet our demands.
We further recommend the change
from the fact Of the Auditing Commit
tee of the Levy Court auditing three
quarters Of the same AMOUNT In Febru-
ary annually, which shows two balances
oi the same account In one year, and
unless your Auditing Committee are
composed Of experienced accountants or
have had soms knowledge of book.
keeping, would In all probability cause a
duplication OF the accounts, and your
committee would never arrive at an
accurate adjustment Of the same.
Trusting you will favorsb.y consider
this important matter, we are yours
very truly, FRANK \. HERBERT.
JOSEPH r. CHANDLER,
y. D. SATTERFIELD,
Committee.
The standing committees Tor the on.
suing year were Announced as follows:
Preeident-Thomas l.. j. Baldwin.
Accounts-Henry A. Nowlan,l, chair
man; John N. Solomon, John W. Law.
son, Frank E. Herbert, Charles Il. Sat-
| teIsileld.
Hospital-Dr. Francis l.. Springer,
chairmar; William Ii. Mooney. James
| Garmsn.
FinaDce--James Garman, chairman;
DIR. Francis L. Springer, Milton Lackcy.
Tressurer's ACCOMPLISHMENT z. Her.
bert, chairman; Joseph P. Chandler,
Charles B. Sutterstield.
Superlntendent's Accounts-Mark II.
Davis, chairman; john w. Lawson,
Frank E. Herbert
Farm-Joseph p. Chandler, chsirman
William NJ. Cloud. Mark Fl. Davis.
Buildings and Grounds Milton Lack
ey, Chairman; William II. Mooney,
Henry g. Nowland, Frank E. Herbert,
John N. Solomon.
Onlce-william II. Mooney, chairman
Milton Lackey, John NJ. Solomon, John
| W. Lawson.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Summer at Atlantic City.

The prospects for brilliant summer
season Vt Atlantic City were never 40
bright "a at the present time. The ex-
traordinarily liberal patronage which 1t
mas gained during the winter and spring
eeoson, largely due To the magnificent
transportation facilities maintained by
The Pennsylvania Railroad, Is still mani
Testing itself In the well-llled hotels,
WHICH BID fair to hold their visitors well
through the carly summer sea,on. The
city BY the tea is In better coudition to
entertain aud amuse its friends than ever
before. New hotels nave been built,
anu oldrr ones remodeled and enlarged.
The great ocean boulevard has been
completed, so that Atlantic City now
possesses the handsomsst and most 1T
trao'ive ocean front OF any seaside resort
IN America. All Indications point to the
largest summer season In the history Of
the place.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has kept we'll In line with the spirit OF
improvement which has pervaded the
scashore. Its facilities for promptly
and com m.ortably handling large mum.
bers OF people have been Increased 30 rs
to supply any possible demand; the road
bed OF It's double limo has been improved
greatly, and the terminal facilities both
at Philadelphia and Atlantic City have
been enlarged and improved. The bet.
tcrmcnt Of tho tracks will enable the
management to materially reduce the
time between the Delaware river and
tho sea, and the summer schedule will
present the quickest, best equipped,
safest and moat satisfactory sirv!ce Of
trains for everybody ever enjoyed by the
hosts OF Atlantic CIty's summer patrons.
tickets leading from all points on the
Pennsylvania system will be available,
rs in the past years, at the exceptionally y
low rates that have heretofore prevailed.
II would be well for our readers TO 70.
membor that GUNNER trip that does
net inclu'o Atlantic City lscks the spic,
that would make 1t memorable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
MATTINGS.

The season for Mattings is
here and our line of Mat
tings is unsurpassed for
quality, weight and pattern.
We have all the new and
beautiful designs In these
goods and invite your in.
spection before Purchasing
elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
TIE CENSUS.
some IMPORTANT iNFoRmA'
TON ON THE SUBJECT.
.....,,,u, That VIII bo Asked by the
Ennmcrators, aud which Arc TO
be Answered by tho Rcn1s
Of Families.

large number oil persons have im'
,ar.uy,d ,hc REPUBLICAN tor stme N
,.rn,s,Iot re to the ultate aud character
4 NE an stions TO be asked aud which
~ \, icetrd to DO answered by the heads
=, t,uIu.a. In order to accommodate
onr readers we give the list In to-day's
I,ue. Tho readers Of the REPUBLICAN
would do we'll to preserve the list. study
and he prepared with the necessary an-
,grrs when tho enumsrators call. 1hr
husband and vile can both work out the
answcrs before hand so that no time will
be lost when the cnumerator calls. Ihe
following are the queatons:
]. Christian name Ia iull, aud initial
oi middle name.
Surnsinc.
y Whether q soldier, sailor or marine
during tho civil war (U. s. or Conf.).
D. widow Of such person,
B. Relationship To head OF family.
a. Whether white, hiack. mulatto.
auldroon. octoroon, Chinese, Japanese
~ Indian.
s. Sex.
4. Age at nearest birthday. il under
Tar kive age Ia months.
7. Whether single, married, " doned
/, divorced.
= Whether married during tho census
tear Dune /, 1887, to May 81. 1900.
.. Mother OF how many children. and
lunber oil these children living.
~ Place OF birth.
H. Place OF birth OF father.
l.. Place OF birth Of mother.
H. Number VI years In the United
Safes.
u. Whether naturalizsd.
WIafl,ar Al IN, n liy. AZ nm mi N a hn
.efn taken out.
III. Plo.ession, trade, or occupation.
II. Mouths Unemployed duiiug the
n'us year (June 1889. to May 81,
9J).
~. Attendance at school In months)
tuIlng tho census year (Juue l, 1859, to
day 81, 1900.
~. Able TO read.
-. Able to write.
Il. Able 10 speak English. II not,
he language or dialect spoken.
-. Whether suffering from acute or
chronic disease, with name ot d!aeaac
and length Of time afflicted.
-. Whether detective In mind, sight
bearing or speech. or whether crippled,
uiaim,d or deiofmcd, with name Of de-
teri.
"a. Whether a prisoner, convict home
kss child, or pauper.
70. Supplement schedule and page
II. Is the home you live in hired, or
Is II owned by tho head or by = mrmber
Oi the family?
"a. II owned ~ head or member o
family, is the homo Tree from mortgage
iauuinbranceti
as. II the head of family f. farmer,
h the farm which he cultiva,es hired, OIL
10 It owned by him or by member o
bis family?
20. Ifowned by head or member o
Mnily, Is the farm free IRON mortgsg,
lncnmbranco?
80. Ii the home Or farm Ia owuel b,
head or member OF family, and mortgages
give tho post eiiice address OF owner.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
CoIiegians In a Riot.

ANN ARBoR, Mich, May 20. During
a circus performance here on TUESDAY
evening, three hundred students from
the State University 'guyed" the show
and remained after the close Of the per
formauce to vent their feelings In the
"college YELL" The young blackguards
were attacked by about twenty circus
men armed with clubs, and q melee fol-
lowed, In which circus man was shot
In the shoulder aud about ten on each
aide suffered injuries that required medi-
cal attention. Several srrests were
made.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Seizure Of Opium.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 20 Customs
officials ON tuesday night seized $40
cans of opium, valued ut 5000, In n
Chinese wash house. John Mays, a
brakeman on the Northern Pacific road,
was arrested, and he confessed that The
opium was bought iu Victoria, British
Columbia, few days ago, and smuggled
into the United States. The customs
aulhot,tI claim that they have positive
proof that number OF the Northern
L, elite empl5yes, to&sther with several
Chinese. are smuggling large amount
OF opium into Portland.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Return Their Thanks.

AT recent meeting of Diamond State
Division, No. 342, brotherhood of Loc.-
mc,ive Engineer, .hs iol owing was
unenmoy''r adopted:
;, W. wn.| En-, Library ~ kindly enc, encourage. y, .
oi,i.als OF tho p, ". ..oelneress ";
N. Y. P. h N; aud Delaware Dt,... oi
+. X. r., iu rendering such valuable ser
eos as were calculated to advances tho
interests Of our order, together with tho
literary and musical GENE contributed
by persons of Acknowledged talent con
spired 10 make the third anniversary of
tho division on tie 18th inst, an emil.
nently tuceessiul affair. Therefore be It
Resolved, That The thanks of Dlamo.d
State Division. No. 3i2, b. Of L. T., are
due. aud are hereby cordially extended
to II. II. Carter, Frank Carlisle, J. NJ.
Wallace, A o. DeG!o, Il. E. Marshall.
Z. G. Turner, A. u. McClusland, Scott
Wclls, I. N. Mills, b. Murphy, J. Is.
Book, /. d. Tufts, ii. w. Dunn, A. q.
Manahan, l.. X. Lodge, J. l.. Ba,tnett,
7. NJ. Arthur, George Il. Dority, w. b.
Detrick, r. Fcnnell, P.T. B!gVs, J. G. Farrs,
Austin Harrington. Geo. v. Massey, q.
wood, d. p. Wells, A. S. Wsb,ter, Wm.
@. Farra, Chaflas Il. sparks, ii. Mesary
Il Son, Calvin B. Rhoads, W. X. Wal
terra, Miss Kate Biesslls and Mrs, 8. q.
Fisher, for tho Interesting efforts mani
| tested by them In behalf of our order.
hlso to the local ncHspapers, namely
Tie Morning News. Evsry Evening.
DAILY REPrBLICAN. Ey,ning yourna
and Sunday Star, for their kindly mo- C ,
AID extended tepnrts Of the proceed NJ 5.
Aud be II iurtheg
| Resolved, That th's testimonial OF GU
appreciation OF tho favo . received be
published, aud that u copy OF the sam,
be forwarded to eac' OF the par lea herelu
namtd. WILLIAM ii. RtpHILr, Z. L.
Attest: .. u. FISHER. Secietl!y.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
coniA.onduaf,

You get tig loud Ut wood, and we
guarantee 2,2I1 pounds o! good, clean
conl In every ton you order iron A.
Sergeant. No. 1cG Maryland avenue
or Seventh and K,gg streets. Our
coal Is unlcr cover and screened under
orr own supervision. Kindliug wood in
large loads. WestHrn oats u speciality,
bsied hay and straw by ths ton. Yard,
106 Maryland avenue. Telephone, 5i5.
Central oiiic,., 9TH and King streets.
Telephone 637. Upen in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
To 90 Into Commission.

WASHINGTON, May s9.-The dynamite
cruiser Vssuyius will be put in commls.
Zion at the League Island Navy Yard,
Phiiadelphia, on Monday next when
Lieutenant Schroeder assumes command.
She will sail In = lew days for New York
to r,csivs her electric lisht plant. Her
future movements are undetermined
but IL is probable that she will proceed
to Chesapeake Bay for experimental
purposes.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Colored Catholic school.

Plans hAvr been made Tor 75x40 Get
school bull ling ON Fr uch stree. between
Tenth and Eleventh stree 3. The struo-
ture Will be Tor the col red Catholic
children Of the locality 1t " II be TWO
stories high, the lower oil stone and the
upper oi BRICK. II ~ pr posed to erect
another hui ding adJoiuln- ior tine sisters
who will have charge oi the school
Work will commence in two Or three
weeks.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Tie Democrats Moving,

Tho Democrats of the Eleventh ward
held q meeting last evening At No. 1904
Maryland avenue, ut which Robert Cot
tingham presiied. Harry emith Was
elected julge. John Haley first assistant
aud John Cook . cund nssistaDt A
delegate will be elected On Saturday.
A Democratic meeting was also held
In ihe Twelfth ward, at which Hiram
Armstrong was chosen president and j..
Frank Curry secretary. JIhn \. D..
Daley was elected delegate to the
county committee.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
More Mines on ,ru,i Time.

SCRANTON, May 2S.-The order OF the
Delaware, LackswHnua Il Western Com
pany putting all their miuers on full
timo has been supplemented by similar
orders to-day from tho Pennsylvanla
Coal Company and the Delaware U Hud-
son Company. More than 1000 en-
plOyees are effected. The order is to 20
Into iorce on Monday next, aud applies
TO every mine Of these companiss that 10
IN workable shape.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Again Defeated.

The Wilmington base hall club went to
New Haven, Conn.,, yesterd y and met
stumbling book In the New Haven
nine. oworbacs and Corcoran did the
battery work for the Wilmington clup
and Doran aud Hoiiord Tor New Haven.
The gamo WAS too one. sided to excite
any enthusiasm. Smmons' boys made
but three hits, while New Have. batted
hard aud often, winning by the following
score:
New Haven. ........0 02 0 l - 8 0-8
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Fresh y.Yc;nb,es and Meats.

WIN. Moicland, who,es lie and retail
del r, Ne. 5D7 and $. W. corner oil
fiith aud King streets, has cons an ly
Oh band early vegetables OF ali kin'is.
Also home .aised bee', nutioI, veal,
ETC., ~ the loves market prices. Give
hun call.
Several good 81 copd hand pianos and
orgau at bargains. Il. y. kobeien, dlu
Market <lf,et.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Don't forget Scott excursion June Q.

'It 10 worth Its weigh, IN gold" said .
lady OF Dr. simms' ESQ Cure. She said
she believed 1t saved her from bliudn, So
aud gave her gO9d sight again. We
know OF two more restored to sight who
were nearly blind. 1t is certsinly tho
Rraudert eye medicine known. rs cents.
Depot, 4th aud King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
1t Would l,e Wise

II all persons would call on NJ. Meyers
before bu,ing clothiag, a. you eau iure-
" have 20 Yer cent, and on hoiio ..oo4s
90 per cent. on tue doli.r, Ms Il Is the
most reliable house In the city. All
soois ar IN .rked iu distinctly plnin iix-
es; one pli e; his plase is 400 Market
streUt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Brevitiss.

Brevitles.
Ino cncapsst hat house In the city
humfOrd 3ros'. A0s Market street.
9iy Bush's coal, you will like ls.
American Laundry. so2 2WestFront,s.
Try Bush's coal; you will surelyltxes.
CurpinR and leeching, lvS 4. s,cond.s,
Fine ltk. Rings At llani's, Is II. 4th street.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, bth and King.
Pa ,er hanging done by q. II. Baldwin a
Bon, Si2 Il. fouit th street.
II you want cheap picture frames 10 to q =.
X. BnuEh, ~ West Second street. lhAve the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and seq lor
yourselves.
di 81. 40 Market street has the largest and
cheapest stoc oil hats, white shirts, under
wear. neckwear and hosiery In the city. Call
and see hin.
John 9. Bryant, Of No. ia French street, Ia
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
High Recommendation

of DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Ba,sam.
Said q lady. 1t cured eases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
It 10 the best luug mcdicins ever made.
sAid a gentleman, 1t saved my wiio IRON
dying from consumption ten Year, ago.
SO we can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore ,hro,,, and the cough
IN the grippe It 10 splendid. b,ic. and 81.
Sold by druggists. Dapot Fourth and
ktl1.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Excursion to Pittsburs.

The I}. Il U. X. II. Co. will sell excur-
.on tickets to Plttsburg At rate Of $40 90
ior ~ Tho round trip for all trains May "a 70
W Inclusive; valid for return passage
ahill May 81 inclusive. Correspondingly y
low rates will DO made from all other
asiions y, on the u. 4 o. II. r., east OF the
Ohio River,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
DnHe hall.

The following game, were playal yes-
terday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philsdelphia-First game. PHI ilairl-
phls, II; Pittsburg, 10. Second game,
Philadelphia, q; Pittsburg, 2.
At New Ycrk-New York, A.; Chi
sago, o
At Brooklyn-Clereland, o. Brooklyn,
AT Boston-Boston. l; Cincinnati, o.
PLAYnRs' LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; But.
lalo, II.
All Isrookl lyn-B roo4lvu, o; Pitt.burr, g.
At New York-New YORK, lG; Cleve-
land, Q.
Al Boston-Bostop. 3; Chicago. 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Toledo, Q.
At Syracuss-Syracuse. o; Louisviile,5 8.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Wash
ington, U.
Al usrtford-IIartiori. 0; Baltimore.
io
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At A,toona-Altoona, 4; Harrisburg, 6
MOTIFS.
Tho Philadelphia Club still leads the
National Lesgue.
Lawfon, the eX- w ilnington pitcher,
pitched two iunings Tor lhe tt.burg N.
L. Club yesterday.
The Newark Club Of tho Atlantic As
ISOLATION defeated tho Trenton club yes
serday BY su0ie oi l3 TO s.
President Young says that the Atlantic
Association will stick to the National
agrtement.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Look to Your Interest.

w. 4. Moore, northwest corner OF Dela-
ware avenue and West street, has u lot
Of White Star potatoes, strawberries,
pinespp'es, groceries, butter. eggs, and
ether produce " reasonable prices. A
eall 10 solicited.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Tho Sur. Cure Tor uea,,ao,,..

Tired Feelings, Liver Troubles, kidney
Complaints, Yellowness, Skin Blotches,
etc, are DR.. Simm,' Liver Pils. No
sickness or trip,ng attend thelr oIera-
lion. 25c. Su.ar coated. De.ot, Fourth
and King. cold Ly druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
A Lnrge business.

H. A. BrAdlield, No. S32 M rkct
street, wishes To return thanks 10 the
people OF Wi,miag,ou for their generous
" leone anu patronage, not only IN
pi Dos and organs, but also e. sna, Her
Instruments, strlngs aud STATIONERY.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
BABY CARRIAGES

We have just received
another lot Of Baby Car
riages, grading In quality
from the plain, serviceable
carriage at $3.50 to the
very finest manufactured.
They are fitted up with all
the improvements and up
holstered In all colors.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
u.slroxsn by Fire.

1te celebrated 3 B. b. b. cigar, manu-
ihctured by ii. Y. Bouruon " BRO, No.
2iy Nest Second street. sold at all the
Ie4uiB. uoteis and cigar stofss Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Fixing Tie .In1 Rats.

A caucus OF the Democratic members
VI City Council was hold last evening, at
which the approI ristions Tor the ensuing
year were fixed as folloWs:
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
When BABY was sicr,

When Baby was sicr,
We cave her Castoria.
When she was Child,
Shs cried for Csstorie.
When sho became Mss,
She clung TO Castoria.
When she had Children.
Sho gave them Castoria,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

Try c. l.. Msil-r's California hams and
b'ei tongue a; titY cents. iic tetps all
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

The popular Behr Bros, Newly and
Evsns and Schubert Pianos, At Robelsn's,
7l0 Market streut.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Crayon Portralls

FOR $500 are still beng male at Cum
mings' gallery 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

$500 reward offered by the preprietors
Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for an in-
durable case.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Trustccs' Meeting,

The regular meeting Of the Trustees of
the Poor of New Castle County was held
at the almsiouse yesterday, at which
Superintendent John Guthrie submitted
Tie following report:
Total number Of inmates, 1s9; white
man, 81; white womsD. Gs; white chill
drcn. 13; total whites, 1852; colored men,
0; colorad women. IS; colored children,
~; total colored people, 81. Nine deaths
occurred during the month, Of which
three were colored and SIX white persons.
The Finance Committee submitted the
following report for the year ending
April 80, 1890:
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

like my wife to use Pozzonis Com,
plexion Powder because II Improve. hel
looks and Is as fragrant as violets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

the author1zeu Agent Tor Tue 6OOk8 Written BY
by Chas, Scrlbner's Sous. Agents wanted.
Apply to John o. Bryant. IA Frenc street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

Smeltz & Co., No. Is 4. Fourth street,
are getting lots of Suuthera produce and
are outsclling any other dealer In the
city Mt low pricer. They receive daily
right direct from tho South Strawberries,
pincapiles, peas, cucumbers, squashes,
leans, new potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage,
etc. Wholesale and retail. No. 10 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
:;;::: :::::: ::::: ::::' Pianos,
Mason a. Hamlln.
0rgans'' Mason sit.,,. !
Acknowledged by all Artists to be the
best Instruments.
Call nj 1RADFlEIO'S 832 MKT.

and see them
o A complete assortment OF Vio-
o lin, Banjo and Guitar strisgso
O always fresh and boat quali-
oty. Small musicAl instru- o
o ments ct lowest prices. o
oA full line OF stationery and
o Artists materials specially. o
oBRADFIELD'S Cream sta- o
o tionery 20 cts. per box.
m14.eod I'm
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

~ y. Davis. jeweler, y East second ii
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

The following games were playol yss-
lerday: