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Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Meeting at Brandyw,ne su,n,,,,

A meeting OF the trustees OF Brandy.
wine Summit camp meeting was held
on the grounds yesterday afternoon tha,
was called TO order by the Rev, LIE.
Barrett After prayer by the Rev. A. T.
Pretty man, the minutes were real aud
approved. Tho secretary OF the asao.
citation read the condition Of privileges
and II WAS resolved TO take q recess Of
thirty minutes TO receive bids.
At the end OF that time the meeting
was called to order, when the committes
appointed one year ago TO audi, the re-
port OF the treasurer presented the fol.
lowing report: Total Indebtedness at
close OF camp in 1888, 1854. 81; receipts
In 1889. 81. 73G.02; amount paid out
A,t97. ~; balance. $l3S.13. The report
was adopted.
A motion was adopted allowing the
leader OF music tent and bis board fre,
In payment for his services. A commit.
tee, consisting Of Rev. L. II. Barrett
Rev. Vaughn Collins aud James q,
Pickels were appointed on music.
The Rev. L. =. Barrett read com.
municstion from the Christian Endeavor
Society Of 81. Paul's N. =. Church, ask
ing that . day be set apart as Endeavor
Day. 1t was referred TO the Rev. A. I.
Prettyinau, tue preacher 10 charge.
The store was awarded TO GeOrg.
Gray; the Ice cream stand 10 Roberl
Pyle and the carpenter work to Lswil
l.. Prltchard. John Killmer was 10
questsd to arrange the electric wires and
bells the same rs last year, on the sam,
terms. George Stengle was awarded tlt
book stand and the mesting then al
iourned. There was an unusually larg.
number Of persons on the grounds look
ing for tents.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
To Pleasure Seek orr.

Tho Wilmington and Now Jersey Com
pauy has made follo~ina srr.ss.s-..s.
to accommodate busincss and pleasure
seeking citizens; On and after to morrow, +,
the 28th inst, passengers can leave Will
mingtou at 7 30 q. m. for Atlantic City,
arriving there on week days at lilo q.
m. and on Sundays at 1O.1 a. M, and
they can leave Wilmington at $50 p. m.
every day except Sunday, arriving .!
Atlantic City at 7.20 p. m; and on Sat.
urdays only special boat will leave
Wilmington At 4.20 p. M, connecting
with the train reaching Atlsntic City q
o p. m. Returning on Sundays. train
will leave Atlantic City at 6 ?. M, and
on Mondays at 7.30 .. M, the Monday ..
IN. train reaching Wilmington At 10. "a ..
m. Tickets g,od from Saturday to Mon
dav, or ten days, are sold at $2.69. VII.
mington people will fnd this the most
delightful route to Atlantic City, and car
leave Wilmington on Saturday morning
and return on Sunday evening or Mon
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
FIFTH EDITION
Matrimonial

Preston W. Ysaxsr and M,.. p.,.
Elisabeth Finley were united IN ''Usecs n
r!aRe last evening by the Re-, ~a1,
Cook D. D.. 10 the Second BaptI., cn.... H. Y
IN the presence Of n larc. pumss' ua'sa !,
friends Of the contracting par,ie. ~ .
bride wore q Powered China slie A.. aas
tue msid Of honor a blue six H.n,,.,,,as In a,,a
and the bridesmaid . pink silk Hrn,'s,,a H's
ueorge I. Luton was best man NJ Nj.
Name X. Withers maid Of ham, ham,, aas M
Miss Ella N Cloud br!le.msM Taa Tas
ushers were: J. X. King, ii. s ANA. ~, .,n
Frank D. Carpenter. A'A'' 'aa
Among those present were. w.
Mrs. Samuel Finley, Mi, ~, ph. Aaa
Aeopss, Miss Mary withers, MI, I'Oos Tv,'a
Finley. Miss Estel'e Finley, Mr. and laIa W.s
William Jack. Miss Name JAZZ 'u M! Iis
Annis Muller, Mr.. and Mrs %,i,,.' m.ss
Baxter, Mr.. aud Mrs. N. Jepner WIN W.,
liam Jack, Jr., Of this city; MIA ss,i,. "..
X fcagcr oi Philadelphia; Mr. mil a' M..
W. J. Finley, DR.. aud Mrs. Royer. i NJ.
Z. A. Hoopte, Mrs. julia Usbofnc M M.
Elizabeth Ackley, William sbsrpl... "'s ~,
philadelphia; Mr.. aud Mrs Ii. N. ISnos
MT. and Mra james Beck, NL .pd Er
II. L. Muller OF Ayondat, h NJ.
Mams Pennock, Mrs. White Of Ch,Ms,.
Vile, Pa; y. Singleton oil wssA,ua,Ou
ID. T.; Mas Annette jackson Of Bos,on.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Tho Taurus Fishing Club.

The second annual excursion OF the
Taurus Fishing Club. to Fortesqus
Beach, took place yesterday. I he party
went down 90 the tug Taurus, ami was
eonposed OF the following gentlcmen:
~. Dean, w. =. Heisler, j. r. Marr,
J. Z. Pierce. 5. q. Garter, s. j. White,
G. McConueil, u. Miller. Il. RobeIeD,
J. l. Willis, 7. D. swesten, G. G. GuJsr
=. y. Davis, G. Stewart, Captain q. Il.
Smith. W. p. Bratton, Il. Schlice, E. NJ
Chandler, A. =. Scott, w. H. Pierson,
n. II. Archer. and Captain Thomas
Wright. OF Ship Johns Light.
They succeeded In catching about 50C
trout, and reached this city on the return
u o'clock last evening. Upon theiI
ARRIVAL the members formed In single
ale, each with a large string of fish. aud
marched to the headquarters OF the
George Washington Fishing Club, at this
Morning News office, and presented
Manager E. NJ. Hoopes and z. L. Hayue,
each with bunch Of line trout.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Washingson Notss

WAsRINcroN. June 17.-In the q. 9.
Senate yesterday, the House bill for he
admission OF Wyoming was oopsidsred.
An understanding was reached (ehsre
being NO quorum present) that the vots
on the bill and amsndments should b.
taken to-day. Nr, Edmunds, However,
s'wanted 1t Understood that II did not
amount to an order of the Senate. There
ought to be one body in the country where
there was freedom Of debate" Confer
ence Committees were appointed on the
P0stofTics snd Diplomatic Appropriation
billA The Senate bill TO amend the
laws relative TO Shipping COMMISSIONERS
was passed; also the House bill for the
sac OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
In the House. the bill granting fifteen
days leave OF absence to clerks In frat
and second class postoilees VISA passed
and sent to the Senate. The National
Election bill was debated until adjourn
ment.
AT special meeting Of the House
Com mitteo on Education yesterday
Afternoon, the subcommittee WAS dis
charged from further consideration oi
th. bill introduced by Mr.. Cheatham, OF
North Carolina, 10 establish . tempo
rary support OF common schools, and
the full committee was directed to re-
port the bill favorAbly to the House.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Tho Municipal Court.

This mornings session Of tho Munich
pal Court convened at 0 O'Clock, with
Judge Ball On ths bench. The following
cases were disposed OF:
Dennis R'gney, adjudgsd guilty OF
drunkenness, was fined So aud costs.
Dauiel Collins, another wcll-known
charasicr. was lined s. and costs Tor
beiag drunk.
Frank Stanton. who wAs held q few
days tince on charge OF tho larceny OF
wA;ch, was ordered To furn sh t3OJ
bail ior his appearance at court.
John Collins and Johu Lynn, two
young nen, were charged with commit
ting an assault en- Emma Atwell, COL
ored, at her residence on Cherry street.
ifhs- evidence showed that the assault
was totally unprovoked, and the ac-
cuscf were sentenced to pay fine of $40
sni costs, amounting to Si7.05 cents
each.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
AT CHNTRALIA.
A Scared Editor.

A rugged farmer sta ked into thu sane
sum w-th big whip under his arm.
BE you Tho editori" he asked. II
am" Was the half uppr ehensive reply.
Here's two dollars-send me your
papsr. for liie." he said.
"You tee," he went on, "our daua hter
was sick rpd liked to die; she dropped
and grew weak aud pale. had headaches,
NO appetite, back ached, feet and hand 5
Ike Ice, couldn't tltep, hacked with
cough, and We thought she bad cons ump-
ton. No medicine helped her I'LL we
tried that DR.. Pisrce's Fsvorite Prescrip-
non m, ntit ned 10 your paper. when she
began to mend In NO time and 10 new
well and handsome a. = rose-put me
down as lie subscriber"
Now the editor Is looking for another
sesre. The med cine has cured scores
afflicted as was the farmers daughter,
restoring the tensile functions to healthy
action, and removing the obsiruciions
and impressions which caused her irou-
ble. Il Is guaranteed TO give satisfaction
o. price (tl.00) refunded.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
DIED.

BEE AN-In this city. en- the a5th inst,
Caroline f.. infant daughter of W. B.
and Emma Beyan. aged months, of
cholera infantum
BL RN-On june 2sth, Edith N.
blackburn, in the sith year of her aye,
Relatives and friends ate invited to
attend the funeral from the residence
OF her son, Joseph T.. Blackburn, in New
Castle Hundred, near Wilmington, on
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Inter.
mont Mt Mt. 5.tlam cemetery.
BOUGHMAN-On the 25th inst, Horace
infant son OF John and ella Nj Boulii-
man, aged ~ months.
Funeral from the re sidence of his
parents, No. 1921 West Fourth street
/ riday afternoon, at o'clock. Inter.
ment ut St. Joseph's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
We Have Arranged For
Friday, Saturday and
Monday,
JUNE szrH. 18TH AND sOTH,

The best and biggest bargain lot OF
comfortable summer footwear ever Of
fered In Wilmington. by all means call
ana SEQ them, even II yon don't want TO
sizes TO 10, real value s3-our price 81.
Mems patent enamel hook, lace, sizes q
to9, worth $2.50-only sl.50. Mems limo
loongola hook lace, sizes 0 TO l0;these are
flexible, sewed with common sense toe
and heel, made to sell for $3-our price 81.
Mems fine Russet hook lace, sizes O to 10.
cheap at $3.50. We sell for 81 90. Mems
calf seanliess Congress,sizes to ., worth
gress. plain too, sizes ~ to 9,worth s2.5O
our price only sl.75. Mems kangaroo
Congress with patent leather tip, sizes
~ to y. worth Sour price ". Mems
ns,ins l9T 'o shos; war,h slSooaly q
Our large assortment meets all demands
and satisfies all wants. Ladies' lasting
Kid foxed. button. sizes 21a to BIs; these
are nicely made OF good material, and II
we had all the sizes would sell for si,b-
our price now 10 cents. Ladies' Dongola
button, with patont leather tip. sizes M
to I, worth si.7s-our price ssc. Ladies'
paiss' fisss sSissr 1s :ias' X Our to pr,ss
sl3. Ladies' fino Dongola. opera
s2-wo sell for u. Is. Ladies' black kid
regular price s2.oo-we sell for sl6J. La.
dies fine russet, button, sizes M TO o.
soils elsewhere for ~ Dove sell Tor 81 90,
Ladies nnc russet, button, with patent
leather vnnp, sizes ~ to ~, II we had
all the sizes would cost $3-We sell for
| si.50. Ladies' rnsset y 1fords ~ to 8. sell
| for III 2b-onr price only $50.
Ifmoney saving Is amy object to you.
Misses flae kid button, spring, sizes II
to l, worth N.oo-our price tI. Misses
iine. kid heels, 81 Yes IL TO l3}&, else wi here
sl.3O-herc only sl.Misses' kid, heels, high
cut. .sixes II To = we'll worth Sl.30-our
prico 81.
i Misses kid, spring l.eels, sizes II to .
good value Mt 81 40; we soil for o5 cents
| We will save you con siderable money on
every purchase. Childfen's Kid, spring
heels, sizes 10 and l01t; worth elsewhere
81; We sell for TOO. Chiidren's kid and
pebble, spring heels. sizes to 10y, from
75c. to 81; worth 81 and $l.2s. Chifdren's
russet, button, sizes to ~, worth yl.25
our price 95c.
We invite comparison in every par
ticuiar of our goods with any in town,
content to nbido the verdict of discriini. l.
mating buyers.
Boys cali, hook lace. sizes / to 8; resu
lar price si.4o; our price a5c. Boys' calf
hook lace. sizes 8 to ~; regular price
lace, sizes 8 10 o; regular price s2.aa5; oul
price sl.75 Youths' russct, hook lace
sizes " to 8 reg ular price 32.25; our price
Sl.7o., Boys' russet oxfords, sizes to 1
regular trire "; our price 100. style
and ut that gives comfort and satisiac
tion. Qualify and wear that mean,
pleasant economy. Price and value thui
make genuine bargain. For q fair deR
| ana square deul call at tie
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

slxth GDana Lsoas Ciavey and Masy
Lsse. PSoiniua for instrulhental music.
thorough bass, arithmetic, Bookkeeping
and se0isg, also for Improvement In
tyre. writing, Katie vAFrsn. First pro-
MUM 10 Christian doctSiue and instru-
mental muslc, KAtie D0nahoe.
First premium In vocal music and
book keeping, and second IN Instrumental
music, French aed for improvement In
~ pewriting, Frances Gallagher. First
premium Ii algebra and book keeping.
Lizzis Lee. Fret PR wmium IN compost
tiou, and second In fourth .elass Of In
strumental music, Lizzie Ntary. Iirst
premium In second class Of musle and
com position, aud second In French, Dean
Pie. First premium 10 history, third
class Of music and rhetoric. Gertrude
Byers. First premium in Christian doc
trlne and composition, second in aiith.
metic and French, Madelins 0orypan.
First premium In composition, Mary
Wilson. First premium In composition,
second In r. F.snch, elocution aud ponmAu-
ship. Mary Guthrie.
First premium In third class OF vocal
and instrumental music, Amelia Loner-
gan. First premium In third class Of
music, Christian doctrine and French,
Regina Pie. First premium in United
Statcs history. arithmetic, composition
and Freuch, Alice Moore First pre-
MUM In German, Christian doctrine and
pot manship. second In history and COM
position and frat in sixth class Of music,
Anna bickts. First premium In third
class Of Instrumental music, Julia Mur-
ray. Second premium In slocution,
Nellie Ford. First premium in flfth class
OF music and composition. Sarah Newell.
First premium Of fifth class OF French,
Mary Rossell. First premium Of nth
class Of vocal and instrumental music.
Nancy Ford.
Recitation, "Ths Female Martyr"
Whittier, Ella Ryrne.
Little Red Riding Hooj," operstta,
written BY George Cooper; music BY
Harrison Nillard. Characters: Red
Riding Hood, Nancy Ford; Her Mother,
Dean Pie; The Wolf, Amelia Lonergan;
Fairy Queen, Frances Gallagher. At.
tsndants-Psge to tue queen, Marguerita
Br. r.dford; scepter bearer, Ids Gallagher;
crown bearer, Annie Horisk. Fairies,
Annie Flynn. Annic Long, Sarah Newell,
Mary Guthrie, Alice Moore, Mary Will
son, Annie Bickta. Nora Wattheis,
Blanche Temple, Nellie Long and Leona
Clavey. Accompanist, Regina Pie.
Recitation, "Robert OF Sicily" Long.
fellow. Nellie Flynn; farewell song, Pan
nell. solo and chorus, sung BY the class;
piano, Gertrude Byers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Dsceass OF Prominent People.

The Rev. George r. Cushman, d. D.,
Of Brooklyn, N. Y, one Of the assoc ate
editors of the Churchman, died In that
city yesterday of pneumonia.
Judge E. II, Ffzhugh, of the Chan
eery Court In Richmond, Va, was
stricken with paralysis yesterday marn.
bog and died last night When the
Cdansery Court was established in 1870
he was elected Judge, which position he
has continuously held, with the exc.p-
con OF one term. He was cons iered
enc OF the purest judicial otlicers In the
eante.
John NJ. Crsbs. died at his home In
,Carmi, H., on Wednesday. lie srrved
0aring the war as Colonel OF the S7th
Illinois Infantry, and was In Congress
two terms.
Miss Phoebe Thomas. granddaughter
q the late Charles Miner, the historian
o. Wyoming, died In WIkesbarre, Pa,
yesterday. She was prominently idenii-
Bed with missionary aud educational
work Of the Presby terian Church at
Ssnto Paulo, BRAZIL.
The Lieutenant Governor OF Nova
Bcotia, Archibald W. Mcclellan, died yes
tsfday. He had been in III health fol
tvo years.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
U0lA

Dots.
Pants 70 order, $500 % Suits, olA 20
up. OIL Market strssA
Tor good, homs-raissd, Juicy bssf
steaks, 20 to Moreland's, No. 407 King
street.
II you wish to enjoy your d:nnsr on
the Fourth you should have come Of the
celebrated Ice crean made BY Gardner.
The parinership existing between Isaac
Cooper and Henry Samuels has this day
been dissolved. ~
Tho children Of ST. Pster's Orphsnags,
accompanied BY the slstsrs 10 charge,
went on An excursion 70 PennaGrovs yss-
terday.
William Thornton, q small boy Yssid.
ing ct Bancroft's Banks, Iell Into the
Brandywins at that place and narrowly
escaped drowning on Wednesday.
Joseph Burgauer, leader Of the Opera
House orchestra, will leave to-day for
Atlantic City. He will take charge Of
the orchestra at the Hotel Stockton.
A meeting Of tho directors OF the vii.
nington Hedge Company, next Monday
afternoon.
A meeting Of the Harmony Grand
Lodge. T. A. A. 7. Aasons. will be held
In their hall, Ninth and Walnut streets,
next Monday evening.
The Children's Mission Band of Fret
Presbyterian Church will picnic in the
woods next Monday.
There will be . fitting Fourth OF July
service In First Presbyterian Sunday
school on July 8. at . n. m.
James A. Hurlock and Mise Emma L.
Mendinhall. Of this city, were married
at the manss Of the First Presbyterian
Church, by the Rev. George N. Hich.
nap. on Wednesday. They will reside In
this city.
Anthony Donekas and Miss LILLE
Kuhn were married at the mauss Of the
First Presbyterian Church, BY the pas
tor, the Rev. George M. Hickman, on
Sunday. They will make their home in
Philadelphia.
Henry r. Bringhurst. Jr., and Robert
A. Tatnall. both Of this city, graduated
from Haverford College, on J1re "a, 40
Bachelors OF Art. and Howard Stroud
England, OF this city, was gradated At
the same time as . Master oil Arts.
The Choral Club held q spe cial meet
iLg last evening and decided to eiva q
moonlight excursion on either the
steamer Wilmington or Norwood, of
Philadelphia. on Monday evening,
July Z.
Owing to the death OF Mrs. ]. 7.
Cause, Mrs. Job II. Jackson has with
drawn her Invitations to the lawn party
10 be tndered to the Young Mons
CHRISTIAN Association ON Saturday even
ing next.
II. 8. Goldey, principal Of the Will
m'heton Commercial College wishes to
arrange with family to board students
at special rate during the fall term.
The Harlan u Hollingsworth Com
pany yesterday shipped eight palace
passenger COACHES to Louisville, KY,
for the Louisvil e & Nashville railroad.
John P. Richardson, Of this city, has
been granted an original pension. In
creases have been granted Jonathan ID,
Harrington, of Viola, and George Il,
Ellis, OF Woodland, Kent county.
Enoch Moore, of this city, Is engaged
in laying deck foor In the mschine
shops of the Pennsylvania railroad At
Miiilin. Pa. The door will be caulked,
like the deck of ship.
Miss Carrie FennImors, of PLiladel-
phia, W ho has heen visiting Mre, Steel
man, oil New Castle Hundred, started
this morning for the Catskill mountains.
Her sister, Miss Elsie, started for Ocean
Grove, N. j., whero che will pass tho
summer.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Election OF Officers.

The following officers were elected
last evening by Brandywine Conclsve
No. 4, Heptasophs, or =. ". NJ. Arcbon
William Lee: provcst, William Owens;
prelate, Norman L. Ames; recording
scr be. w. II. Holmes; financial scribe,
J. W. Townsend; treasurer. Samuel J.
Price; inspector general. A. J. Dockety;
trustee, John Wintrup
The following are ths elected officers
OF Humanity Circle. No. l, B. u. for
the term commencing July /, and end
ing December 81:
G. w. WIN. NJ. Price; c. j., Caleb
Ayers; Q. T., Harry Mcdowell; n. 8. X,
Chas. II. Morrow; II Reg, Charles Il.
Bosser'; Treasurer, u. F. Sergeant; H.
T.. Geo. lii;zl; W. of D., John White
Jr; w. of N, Alfred q. Psradee; trus-
tees, Walter Sherwood. VIM. L. Kirby;
W. ard o. Committee, Chas. E. Bos.
sert, John T. Keys, Caleb Ayers; repre-
sensitive to Grand Gree. Charles Il.
BOSsert.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Tho Newspaper Of the Future.

Perhaps every thoughtful Journals,
feels that the American newspaper Is Ia
stage OF transition, and that the news.
paper Of the future, In several important
respects at least, will be very dlilerelt
from tho newspaper OF to-day, Mr.
Noah Brooks, himself . veteran jourua.
;st, takes up the question OF newspaper
developmsnt, In the July Forum, and
makes prediction as to what the new.
papsr OF the future will be. The line u
his main prediction is this: that accuracy
and dignity will be found in larger
measure than now 10 the place OF senst
tionalism and psrtisanship. and that tho
newspaper will return to Its proper to.a.
tions of printing news, and viii eesse 70
be the ors an Of parties or the vehicle of
advertisers. The advertising .hseI hs
predicts will have separate develop
ment,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
City Jot,ings.

The Choral Union entertainment last
night Was . complete success In every
particular. 1t 10 necessary sometimes to
pick out individuals and laud them; but
when everybody does we'll tho word sue
cess nlls the bill. The Choral has been
under the training OF Prof W. II. r.
Wright, and the compliment given to
him by one Of the oldest aud most com.
petent musicians In the city 10 enough.
Prof. Rhoads said in an address to the
association that they were coral, II not
ahead. Of any musical association 10 this
city, and to individualize In this case
would be super fuous.
The members Of the un ion were all In
full dress and their costumes would
have been crediiable TO any assem- binge.
The centre of attraction yesterday was
tho funeral Of Absalom Caulk, . very
high mason. He was union man and
was honored at his death with funeral
In keeping with his standing. Mr..
Auderson's band Eerited compliments
for their different productions Of dirge
music. playing among other piecei
"Nearer My God to Tfee," "Fles as a
Bird to the Mountain" "Honor to
Whom Honor 10 Due"
The fraternity turned out In large
numbers and pad . tribute OF respect TO
their brother that will be long remem.
bered by the craft. MIR. 3. v. b. Carty,
one Of the members Of the craft, did his
whole duty by furnishing black cloth
combination ossket at . sacrifice. Tbs
funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Cook Of Bethel, DR.. Rtddick and
Rev. Mr.. +. Sluby. The band played
mourn'ul tunes over the grave. which
brought tears to the eyes of many o.
| those who attended the funeral.
The West End will play the Stal
Giants ser.es oi games for the cham
pionship. They defeated the Havre d.
Grace Club at the Union street groundi
| yesterday afternoon by score OF IA to 8
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
A Delightful Entertainment.

A very pleasant en,ertelment was
gfven last evening In tho auditorium OF
n. Psups NJ. Il. Church, by the Chris.
tiAn Endeayor Society. The following
programme was given In an excellent
nsnner:
Voluntary Pilgrim chorus, N. F. Had.
Icy; male quartet,s; .'the Christians
Eeho." Miss Matte Pennington; vocal
solo, "Ths Waiting Heart" Miss Magill;
recitation, "Blind Bartimeus," Calvin
ThomssI instrumental duet, Miss Parker;
reading, Miss Emily Finn; vocal solo,
James Gillespie; recitation, "Right Side
op," Walter Tazwell; harmonica 500
Walter Drake; reading, Miss Halle Ri.
vocal solo. Miss Lucy Miller; recitation
William Pawley; vocal solo, HarrJ
duthrie; woman's rights discussed, m al
0uArtette.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
Good I.rlces.

L. W. stldham tS Son, auetioneers,
sold at public sale for Roberts \ llannunl.
in Chsstcr, Pa. on Thursday, horses iof
elSa Si69. Sl0s, Si78, ss07. so, f178, s9l5.
s2ol, $3.50, sis2 so, Si77. $9oU, sal7 oqi
Sl33, SlS5. Average for the fifiosn heal
Sl85. The sale was we'll attended and
bidding brisk. The hers, were az nrst'
class. ind ak of them came to this city.
They viii have q sals In about thres
weeks, when they will have some extra
trottera
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27

DR.. j. E. Baker, OF Lancaster, "a.
with his wife and little sap, started Oa
Wednesday morning to drive to hshe
both Beach, where they will spend The
summer.
Elizabeth j., widow OF the late Dr..
James Bsyard Wood, died at the re'i'
dence OF her son. DR.. H. q. Wood, ID
West Chester, Pa, on Wednesday, 10
the 74th year of her age.
George Lodge, Esq., has taken on,
latters teatamsntary on the estate Of
Eliza O'Ray, lato of Brandy hun
drsd.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
M MADAME HART, ,
406 King Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL. je27-2t
Midsummer Bargains,

We have a lot of odd suits at
halt price. One or perhaps two
OF a kind may be just the thing
you would want for an evening
suit.
Odd Pants-We have them
by the hundreds; can give you
an elegant pair for 81; worth
as much more.
Children's Clothing for va
cation-We have lots Of odds
and ends. Will sell very cheap.
Can give you very good pants,
we'll made. Will stand the
color and wear well; all for 2sc.
Also can give you an elegant
waist for same price. A whole
suit for soc, which is just the
thing for them to romp around
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Daily Republican., 1890-06-27
A Musical Dispute.

The gentleman who WAS judge, iof sos y.
two banda At New Castle en- lussas3
last must have great ear for music
zee he decided that Anderson's baua WI W.
tho beat. No one but thoronsn nass
clan could decide so easily. lne ~.
who WAS the judge 10 OF course 'lo'S@s
(scrub) musician or he could no' ps's
did Il. i H. l. W