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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-04
Loans.

There will be meeting Of the direc.
tors of the Rock Island Building associa-
ton Tuesday evening, January z, 1890
for the purpose Of losning money. Stock
in the S1st series now iseaed.
E. q. GuYER. Sec'y.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-04
H0lnlfal GuilA

The Hospital Guild will meet at Mrs.
j. M. Bufords residence. Monday at 8 p.
m. A full attendance is desired for the
annual election of officers.
II. G. HOFFMAN, Sec.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-04

EOR RENT-A NEW COTTAGE OF -FOUR
rooms. No. 1871 Elm street; enquire Of W.
p. Quayle. No. s93o Thirteenth avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-04

No Intire Bros. have . new and reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-04

u. 3. SIGNAL OFFICE,
Washington, d. c., Jan, 4.
For the next "a hours for Illinois:
Fair, but probably rain or snow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-04
AN IMPORTANT PROJECT.
Col. y. NJ. Whittemore's Celebrated
Steel Gun.

DIsct ssion OF Plans for its Manufac-
turf Here.-.A Conference at the
Harper---The Gun Briefly De-
scri bed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

i30 Souru JACKSON STREET, WILMiSGToN.
81 had catarrh for ten or twelve years,
but 1t never affected me much till tho
last five years. l was terrible. was In
a terrible condition, that's true. l had
terrible headaches. had headaches SO
that l could hardly sec. l had to stop
work. ! didn't, have any ambition. l
didn't want to talk to anybody. l was
hawking and splitting all the time.
My head was stopped up so that !
had to breathe through my mouth when
stomach. 1 was very doaf. used to
have a swclled jaw. i used to have an
liberated sore throat every spring and
| fall. ! used to suffer u great deal with
| my stomach. / was great deal more
wife whisper now.
"The doctor l went to here In vii
| mington nearly ruined me. / went to
him before made up mind to go to Drs
Mccoy and Wildman, of 1922 Chcs,n ut
street, Philadelphia.
Ycs,n said Mrs. Logan, che got deafel
under the treatment of the doctor here
in Wilmington. My husband was sc
| sick with catarrh before he went to Dr5
Mot oy and Wildman that he lost two ol
| three days week. He would coms
home and lie down and not eat any
thing.
ii had no appetite" said Mr.. Logan
"but ! have splendid appetite now
My right lung was affected, too, bu
THAT'S all right now. ! have no NOR
tired feeling like ! used to have, and
work every day now. My head Is pei
Iectly clear now. l have gained four o
five pounds since have been under TIL
treatment OF Drs. Mccoy and Wildman
"They have certainly done me II lot o
good. They hayo done for me what n
| other doctor has ever done, aud they'll
cure anybody that Will follow out thoil
| instructions"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12


On Saturday evening last party Of
young ladies' and 6sNtlsinen left this city
at 7.i5 o'clock for he beautiful town OF
Newport, for the putposs OF giving Miss
Minnie Barratt, duughter of Mr.. Joseph
Barrstt, . surprise. hut BY como turn OF
the wheel Miss Minnie had gotten .
whisper Of their intended wilt, aud wAs
ready 70 receive them on their arrival.
The large, old-fasAioned par'or was
brilliantly lighted and comfortably
warmed, preseDtingA very inviting ap-
pearancs to the Would-be surprisers,
who were cordially Welcomed by Mr. and
aud her sister Ella The young people
went expressly for . good time, and they
were not disappointed. The evening
was very pleasantly spent iu social con.
versa:ion and inrocent amu,e.nents
sacred song and music, with Mise Ella
Barratt as organist. About 10 O'Clock
refreshments OF lemonade, cake and
fruits wero served aud much enjoyed BY
all. The party composed the following
guests: Mr.. aud Mrs. Miles Barratt
Misses Ollie AIillington, Dora johnson,
Lena staats, Emma R.nch, Nettie aud
BERTHE Belby, Katie and Dora Morris aud
Edns Barrsts; Messrs. Warner Smith
George Plummer, Albert Wilde, Cliifor,
aud Clarence Hyrons. About IL o'cloci
the company, each 'ard all, after wishing
their friends kind goodnight, started
on their ride homeward In the beautiful
moonlight. which was highly appreciate,
by ell. Q, IN THE CORNER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12
CARPETS

OF all styles, qualities and
colorings.
Some very good bar
gains in a superior quail.
ty Of Prison Made Rag
Carpets, and Tor kitchen
floor covering there ls moth
ing will give better wear.
We have In wool stripes
400 ends for 40c., 440 ends,
Soc, sos ends, Co.,, 600
ends for 65c. Very good
quality extra supers, soc
6oc. and CSC. Fine, hea ',
3ply 85c. and ooc. Tapes
try Brussels Carpet, q very
good quality In very hand
some patterns, Csc. to 9oc
Fine liue of Body Brussel'
at 81 per yard; all new
and fresh from the mills.
Hall and Stair Carpet il
several choice patterns
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

Candidate ~ the 0enorai Assembly.
There was ! Rspuhlieau caucus meet.
ing held q tho house OF Alex. r. Clark
;D ss:os,s or -: coas.. y sS' 6SSSS.sy
ana hundred aud aocs pied ths name of
John L. Vansant, rssiding on the High
Isnds. north end OF Uhriseisna hund red.
q 8 candidstp for the nomination fol
rer---.--- 10 the General Assembly.
has been o resident OF
-.rsst,ana hundred from boyhood
aud has always been firm believer In
the principles Of the Republican party,
which has gained Tor him . wide reputs.
tion In New Cattle county. Asa moral
citizen and Of temperats principles and
sound Judgment his counsel has bssu
condden tally and publicly asked In re-
lation TO stAts and bnsiuess affAIrM
In consideration, a. represent tativs Ia
legisiate for the I eopie, ws believe hia
ability and knowledge OF State and
municipal atfAirs are such that fully
qualify him as legislator FOR interest Of
the people. Mr.. vAusant believes the
time has long past whom tho lItt'e Dia.
mond State should have had . constltu-
tlonal convention. and given TO its oiii.
Gems the benefit OF . new form OF laws.
The people oi Delaware to-day are no,
living 10 illitsracy % they were when
John n. Clayton framed the coustisu
tion Of the SIats OF Delaware with those
iron bsnda, and east the keys Into the
safe Of Democracy. Triumphantly hAi
the Republicans fought illitrracy Of the
Democratic party, generation amer gensr
alton. and educated her ehiidreu inte
learned men, which wa6ths cause ell the
Wocott faction dividing aud -uusaSthIne
unto.d crimes and frauds.
REPupLicAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

The annual meeting N ths Woman .
Homo Missionary Society OF the Will
nineton Conference VIII be held In
Grace Church, Ninth and Wcst streets,
on Thursday next, March 18th, besin
ming at ten o'clock. The morning session
will be devoted to business, reports, etc.
In the aitsrno,n addresses will be made
by Rev. L. E. Barrett, OF 81. Paul's
Church, AMI Miss Ida Simpson, city mis-.
sionary OF Philadelphia. Lunch viii be
served In the church. The evening meet
Ing ls designed to be . mass meeting Of
oil friends Of home missions 10 this city.
aud will be address ID by Rev DIR. VIII
liam Mast Brodbeck, the talented and
popular pastor OF fremont Street NJ. e.
Church, Boston. Music under the direc-
tlon ol N. Dushare ClowArd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

The funeral OF Allan Gasthrop Nc.
Elwee, who died At the Presby terian
Hospital, Philaielphis, from injuries
sustained on tho Newark aud Pomeroy
division, At Ayondale, on Friday after
noon, took place from his residence IN
Newark at l o'clock on Sunday after
noon. Ths rem aiIA were In charge oi
hiram Lodge, No. 25, A. y. A. NJ, OrIeu-
tal Lodge, Nc. IL, I. o. o. r., and
Anchor Lodge. No. 4, A. o. U. w. A
short service was held at the late resi-
dencs OF the deceased on Chapsl street,
from whence the funeral proceed d to
Red Clay Creek Cemetery, where inter
ment was made. Ths deceased was bern
In Red Clay Greek Hundred 10 1880 aud
was married In 1872 to n daughter Of
JAues Siudall OF Newport He was q
farmer near Newark until about Is
months ago, when bis health failed him
and he accepted tho position as baggage
master on tho Newark and Pomeroy
Railroad. He leaves q vile but no chill
dren, . little girl having died few years
ago,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

The regular weekly session of tho
Board OF W later Com missionsrs was held
last evening, but very little business was
transacted The balance In bank to tho
credit Of current expenses was reported
as being e93, 90 .Sa. The weekly pay
roll amounting to e326 was presented
aud orders drawn in isvor OF the parties
named. The petition Of II. $. Ohristy
for water pipes On Sycamore street was
granted.
James NJ. Bryan. s6O.6s; Lawrence
Burns, e2.94; Brosius Il smcdley $l7.75;
q. 9. Cieland, $2.52; J. v. Carlisle &
Co, eS3.58; N. b. Culbert, 81. 90; Com bs
Coal aud Lumber Company, "a. so;
J. d. Carter g. Co., el5; Diamond Ice
Company, q A5; Thomas Davidson,
$i4 20; Gawthrop and Brother Company,
81; J. y. Grohe, 90; J. X. Hudson 4 Co.,
e340i +. e. Hersey, el0.25. Mercan.
tile PriLting Company, s6t9S; =. G.
Moon, S8; H. McKenney, SO; pie,cs 4
Beeson, ~; J. Y. Casperson, e2o.I7
Remington Machine Company, e2.25; j.
Z. Rhoads g. eon, %. 80: q. W. 8 one
Ssl.Si; speakman Supply aud Pipe Com
plny, s25.43; Trayror & Co., $227.0s; A.
Traynor, SIS; l.. g. Van Kleeck, 81; X
d. w ood q Co, ssi540; Wilmington
Printing Company, $3.50; Wilmington
| Manufacturing Company. $3.50; Charlie
Warner Company, e54.sG.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

A meeting Of the new Delaware So.
cic,y, Sons Of The Revolution, will be
held In the Clayton House parlors en-
Monday evening next, March 18th, at 3
o'clock. This prssiden. OF tho society,
x.Secretary Bayard, will preside. As
Delaware is full of reminiscences OF the
revolution, and her citizens took an
active part Oh the patriot side, tie
society should, and no doubt will, be q
stroag ono In this state. Quite . large
number of citizens, descendants oi
revolutionary patriots, have, siuce the
frat meeting held, bssn making inquiries
about the organisation with . view to
becoming members. Such persous are
all requested 20 be at the meeting on
Monday evening men without furtheI
notice. There ale Aiank applications
for mem bership, but they Will not b'
extensively ussd u circulation unit
after the next mee.tng and . more per
manens understanding 10 arrived at
Some Of the prominent members Of tn,
sociefy are DR.. w. Seward Webb
Chauncey n. Depew, Bishop Cbeyney
and ex- Pre- sidents Hayes and Cleveland
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

Co. A, of the Delaware Cadet Corps,
held their weekly drill In their armory at
tho Opera House, last evening. Every.
thing went of smoothly and ths general
personnel Of the men reflected great
credit on the officers In charge. They
arc preparing for . trip to Boston some-
time In May, with the Progressive Rifles,
OF Philadelphia, and they expect to bring
back splendid record Of themselves.
They have . great many contributing
members, but their books ale always
open for more.
c Company are having whist tourna-
nspts 6stWsan members. Great interest
10 manifested In this game
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

Tho following is . report OF Point
Breeze public school, Brandywiue Hun.
drcd, Tor tho month ending March 9th:
Present every day during tho month =
0alena Tallcy, Lizzie Talley, Lizzie
Clark aud Eddie Mills. Names on the
roll OF honor-0alena Talley, Lizzie Tai
isy, nDsua ialIey, bsssie Innuy, M~s,s
Taliey, L zzle Clark, lewis Clark, Will,
Pennington, Walter Campbell, Florence
Brinton and Laura Mousley.
Lizzie Talley received . report averag-
ing 96.i psr cent, standing vt the head oi
the school. Galena Taliey, oap,r cent.
Alfred Talley, II per cent; Howard
Taiiey, 9o.6 por cent; Clara TAllsy, Vo. 8
per cent; Lewis Clark, S0.7 per cent
Charles Good, ISL per cent. Fred Wier,
~ per cent; While Copovcr, S7.7 pei
cent; Emma Talley, SS per cont LizZ's
Clark, Ss.6 per cent. Corllss Tallcy, Si.S
per cent; While Barber, S3.5 per cent.
Bonnie Hacker, 76.l per cent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

When Msnsaer sharsig, Of the Athletic
Club Of Philadelphia, learned last Friday
that tho Wilminet eton and Rochester clubs
bad arranged TO play at Gloucester, sun
day, April 0, he notified both clubs and
President Phelps, Of the American Asso.
cistion, that the Athletic Club objected
10 any national agreement clubs playing
at Gloucester. Yesterday Mr.. Bhsrsig
rec ciyed the follos.ng kilograms at HE
home In Philadelphia from Presl-
dent Phelps and Managers Stsveson
uf the Wilmington Club and Powers OF
the Rochester Club:
Gan right. Will rotify bob clubs. "
u. PHELPS. :,
Expect TO play the Athletics at Glou.
cestsr Park April q. I have made no
other arrangements"
D. STEVENSON.
"Your telegram is the nrst knew Of
II. Don't know Thompson. We play
at Newark Sunday, April g."
p. T. Powers.
"JAke" Goodman, the veteran iirst base.
man, who played with the old Whining.
ton Club OF 1884, and who ,lso played
with the Pitlsburg, Milwaukee, lronsides
and Trenton sluhs, died OF paralysis a
bis home ir Reading on Sunday, aged 81
years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12
Deu,h Of an Eminent Lady.

Mrs. A. T. Hopkins, widow OF Judge
Hopkins, an eminent jurlst and for mauy
years Justice Of the Bupreme Court Of
Alabama, died at her residence In WASH
ingion, ID. c., on Sunday morning laat,
aud her remains were buried IN that city
yesterday at II o'clock. Mrs. Hopkins
was tbs slater Of Mrs. George Read
Riddle, residing at tbs corner of Eleventh
aud King streets. She was Mlss j Juliet
Opie, daughter of the late Hiram Lindsay
Opie OF Jefferson sounty, Va While
quite young she married Captain DOR
don, OF the navy. After his death shu
married Judge Hopkins OF Mobile. She
was the mother Of Mrs. Ayres. widow Of
Msjor General Romsyn b. Ayres, one OF
tho most prominent corp, comm andsrs in
,he Army of the Po,omso, who was with
her mother when she passed away. 3rs.
Ayers, the daughter, will hereafter live
in this city with her aunt, Mrs. Riddle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

A drunken man staggering along about
& so O'Clock Last evening, isli through a
large pare Of glass In Dennis Conner's
eating saloon, No. ~ East Second street.
Mr.. Conner caught the man aud took
him inside intending to send for police
ofiioer, but before the arrival OF the
officer. tho man paid for the glass and
had left
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

The Boston Branch Shoe House, No.
223 Market street, having opened with
one of the arandsst displays ever wilt.
messed In our city, ls now prepared "a
supply the dnest and beat boots aud shoes
for iadles, gentlemen. misses aud chill.
dren, at the lowest possible rates. Lasl
Saturday the elerks were 80 busy that all
the customers could not be nccommo'
dated, but plenty Of help has been pro.
vided. as well as plenty Of new s.eeg, and
all can be promptly .ccen nmodatei.
Boston Branch Shoe House, No. 22s Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12
County omcsrs 70 D. Elected.

The Levy Court has Informally fixed
upon Friday next for the election OF col.
lectors for White Clay Cre,k and Apo
quluimink hundreds. and for brid ge-ten-
ders. cGnstabies. jail physicians. and all
other minor county officials. 1t is uu-
derstosd that Mr.. John Burns, the
present Efficient tender Of Market street
bridge, preferrinR to work at HE trade Is
= mschinist, will not be . candidate for
ra ale rtion
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12
Preface.

1t 10 but once in life-time that you
can jump right into legitimate bust
ness that will pay you from four 10 six
thousand dollArs per year.
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.
For Bsle-The largest and beat pay z
tobacco and cigar business IN the State
of Delaware. Ill health and desire to
retire to country lie the cause OF SELL
ing. Call or address
A. A. CHAPMAN, Son & Co.,
Seventh and Orange streets.
Or J. ]. Peirce, No. West Seventh
rect, VII nlngto1, Dsl ware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

March,
18th. Geo q Lobdell. New Castle lid.
18TH. LMtttner y Ayors. ChrtstinMA hd.
18th. 4. W. Johnson. near ELAN Pa.
ltth. Lewis j. Graves, Chrlstiana Hi.
18th. 5. II Push. New Castle Hid.
18TH. Real Estate. Court House.
isth. =: q, Brown, city.
18th. w J. MeGarr, Christiana Hid.
18th. Weldin 4 McElweo New Castle Hid
18th. Wn. Mckay, Ogden station, IA.
18th. Vim. Armstrong, MIL OK. Hid.
18th. James n. fivin. New Castle I'D.
18th. john Hunsmaii, Brandywino I'D.
18th. J. Boushman. Mil Creek I'D.
18th. Wm. Whsstiey,. N. @. Hd.
isth. petsr Shields, New Castle Id.
2uth. r v. Morgan. New tsastls ld.
slth. Y. Z. Watson, MIL OK. Hd.
slst. furniture, s24 jackson street.
2tth. z. Hinderer, Eleventh ward.
April.
st. Y. dreen,s estate, city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12
THE TERRORS OF CAYARRH.
GRAPHICALLY DESCRIBED :DY A
WILMINGTON MAN.
Theodore r. Logan, Who ID Employed In
the Car Works Of the Harlan 3 Hol-
Mngsworth Company. Says He Suf-
fercd Terribly for Years Until
Drs. Mccoy and wiidman
Came to Hls Rescue.

The terrors OF catarrh were never
more grn phically described by II sufferer
than they were told by Mr.. Theodore 4
minaton. Mr.. Logan Is employed In the
car " works of the Harlan \ Hollingsworth
Company and works on Woodworking
machln ry. Hc has a happy little home
and q happy little wife and beautiful
reporter called on Mr.. Logan tho Other
evening and he said:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12
Missionary Anniversary.

The missionary anniversary Of Scott
N. e. Church viii take place next We'd
nssday evening, March 10th. An excel
lent program 70 being prepared for the
occasion. Mr.. J. D. Aldrcd has charge
Of the singing, which promises to exec
any thu: he has ever led for the sclo ol :.
The committee In charge are using every
meaus OF making tho anniversary q sue
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

WIN. II. NcGarrity (successor to w.
w. Doughty }, stalls 81. 81, Bs aud "a
Third street market, has constantly on
hand Dawson Bros best creamery but.
ter, York State equal TO priLt) butter,
At 2s ceuts per pound, aud varley oil
tub and roll butter. He has also eggs,
cheese and poultry, TO which no invitea
the attention of the public. As his prices
are moderate, and A. the articles are of
the beat qualities, he may expect large
Q sales.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10
now se.lin e ticEets 10 poiuts in Mime
sofa, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas and
the far west at rates much below iormer
prices. II you think OF going wcst IL
Will pay you to communicate with the
ticket agents OF the b. q y. railroad be-
fore purchasing tickets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12
NEWEST :-:sTYLEs.

Stoves, Ranges and Oil
Stoves Of the best manufactur-
ers. Refrigeratofs, Ice Chest,
and Baby Coaches. If yoA
want goods for the Spring give
us a call. We have a larges
stock and greater variety than
ever before. Quality the bes.
and prices the lowest. Terna
the most liberal ever offered.
We know we can please you and
invite call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

Bills were passed rs follows: New
Castle County Mutual Insurance Com
pany. SSiS; Charles Warner Company,
SIS; relsware Terra Gotta Company.
t4274; Combs Coal and Lumber Com.
pRpy, $l.Si; E. J. Chapman, Sll.l0;
Delaware Printing Company, $23.l7;
Williams, Brown & Earle, $3.50; Nsws
Publ.shipR Company, $9.35; Williams,
Brown 3 Earle. s63.21; William Dough-
erty, $i75; Mercsntile Printing Com.
pany, 5000; Wilmington City Electro
Company, $573 67; same, S4l6.BO WILL
mlngton Coal Gas Company, $l.l2bc4;
Martin Keogh, Sl66 60; Franz GinRle-
bach, Sl31.25; Michael Riley. Sl85.33;
]. v. Carlisle g. Co., $l.S6; william
II. Toner, Sl.s6; z. James Belt, rs cents;
E. A. Robinson, $50; r. d. Biscos, e2.55;
James II. Beige & Co., s2.20; Thomas
Davidson, Sl4.Si; William Simmons,
s106. SO; d. .. Cresswcll, IS 80; Daniel
Doughsrty, t32.74; Wilmington Mann
featuring Company, 81; Pioneer Olut
Stable. SIS; NJ. Leonard, Si6.25 VIII
mington City Railway Company, tS8. .03
E. W. Connolly, ss6.Ss; NJ. Moran,
$40. SO; J. II. Porter, e3S.75; Nell Duffy
So; Mercantile Printing Company, %. 70
Richard Walker, ell3.9l; Charlie,
Warner Company, &2.25; Republican
Printing Company, $l.6s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

a Former Wiimingtouian In Troubis.
Tho Philadelphia Telegraph contained
Sne Following yesterday sltornoons
Charles A. Sheppey, whom Detectives
Miller and Tats arrested last night after
. three months search, wss arraiRt ed
before Magistrate Pole Of the Central sta.
tlon this morninR. The detectives Stated
that shres months ago they received
word from Chief Wood that eheppoy,
who 70 also known BY the nsmes Of
Sheply and Shep, was wanted IN Lancas-
Ter Tor forgery. They located the mAu at
. boardiug-beuse near Eighth and
spruce streets, but when they went there
the man had acd. sheppsy went to
Cauada, where he Joined the Royal Ar
tiilery In Kingston, aud when arrested he
bad leave Of absence from tho captain
Of bis company, which expired on March
TO- Tho forger arrived In this city and
registered 1t Dooner's Hotel, where he
WAS arrested. Chief OF Police Bmeltz Of
Lancaster presented the warrants foI
sheppsy arrest.
They were 10th sworn to by DR.. D. g.
kendig, Of Lancaster, aud charged for.
gerry aud false prctensc. The prisoner
was handed over to the custody OF Chic
bmcltx, aud was At oncs taken back v
Lancaster for trial. Shsppsy 10 an edu.
cstsd man Of ans address, and hiss beer
mixed up In eeveral questionable transac.
tions. About one year ego he wac ar
reptcd ty Detectives Miller and Tate fol
dsfrsudtug The Bingham House Of I
board bill. He claims to be al insurauo,
agent working In this city. New Yorl
and Lancaster"
sheppey resided with his parents I,
I L. lwAr 4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

A boy while CANNING In the meadows
yesterday shot fsld lark that had three
perfect lsss. Ths bird wss bought BY .
fhiiadslphisn, who took 1t to the Qusksr
City As rare spscimsn Of 6tnithoiog cal
mallorms sticn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

When suffering from pIles It 10 never
necessary to apply loechea to the iniiamed
parts when Old Isaul's Pile Ointment,
that sine qua non for piles, 10 used per-
sist nily. Price 25 cents per boz.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-12

Most complexion powders have . vul-
oar glare, hut Pozsoni's IL . true bssuti-
4 :r, whore effects arc lasting.
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