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Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

BENJAMIN F. Buckley, an old soldier,
was laid TO rest yesterday afternoon. The
funeral took place from his late resi-.
dsnce, No. 8 East Eighth street. and was
In charge Of Wilmington Division, No. i,
Uniform Rank, K. Of p. The services Al
the house were conducted BY the Rey.
Gsoge II. Hickman, and At the close The
line was formed on East Eighth street.
and marched out Market street to In,
RivervioU Cemetery. 1t was made up Of
the following societies: Wilmington
Division, No. l, U. X. X. Of p, 30 meu
with the First Regiment Band; DuPop,
Post, No. 2. q. A. r.. 100 men, with tn,
post drum and die corp; Wilmington
Lodge, No. 1, A. o. U. W., 100 men. aud
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. Of r., 1876 men
The pall-nearers were Thomas N. Fore
man and David X. Shaw OF the Uniform
Rank, Josiah Watson and j. B. Barne
OF Lincoln Lodge, William II. Quinn su,
9ilpin b. Underwood Of the A. o. u
W., G. A. Frishmuth and AAbury Nc
Donald Of DuPent Post, q. A. r. Tn,
services At the grave were conducted b.
tie different societies.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

osT-LAsT EVENING, A SMALL.
- round breast pinin going from Sc.
Ming streets. suitable reward II len n /
90 H. eecohd street. m3l-lts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

He was rushed all day Saturday from
morning till night. 1t WA his grand
opening in celebration Of his return to
Wilmington aud the people showed BY
the way they pstonizsd Hun that they do
not forget an old friend. His store. At
NO. 400 Market street, 10 stocked from
top to bottom with mems, boys aud
children's clothing aud mems furnishing
goods. 1t 10 pleasure to see MI,
Meyers do business. He has but Que
price and the people have great cona-
dence In him. Saturday he presented
every customer with . present, ~ q
souvenir Of his third grand opening here.
lie has como TO stay this time and expects
10 live aud die here and be buried among
The good people OF this city, because he
loves every stick aud atone iu It. The
people are generous people and know
good thing when they SEQ it, and that is
why they take such liking to Mr..
Meyers. fine stock of CLOTHING. Call and
see him everybody and bring your folks
with you He will welcome you with
open arms And treat you right every
time.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31
EDITION


About I O'Clock yesterday morning
1eoFge Thompson. colored, went TO BIZ
ho!nss No. laos Ciaymont strest, drum
and easauIt<d his vito ia . brutal man
9ef. no pi.ked up : kettlo 81 bot water,
ana after pouring tho contents over he;
beat her with chain and siashe.l hei
Nth rAxcr. Her screams arouscd II
1et9nborA Who forced their way iuto the
house and compelled him to desist, or Il
y probable he would have murdered her.
~ soon 40 he fcun1 that It Was the in
asntlon 10 have him arrested, no fed,
end has not been seen since. Mrs.
Thompson was carried to DIR. J. b.
Morgnu's drug store She was pros
tratsd from loss Of blood. Upon exami-
nation II was ascertainsd that sho had
received large cash ii the temple,
which required seven stitches to sow It
Her left hand was horribly cut and the
Index finger OF the same hand was
nearly severed from tho hand. Her left
shoulder was disiccated and she was
suffering sx,rome palm from several
minor wounds. She was then taken 10
her home, and this morning appeared at
the City Hall for the purpose OF swear.
Ing on, warrant for his arrest. Thomp.
son has frequently been bsfore the Court
and fined, and not long ago he was ar
rcated for beating bis wife, but on hs
promise that he would do better In the
future she refused to pro-ecu.e him anu
be escaped.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31
FOURTH EDITION



The only son Of the late Thomas Wal.
II law, died at his home, Nc. 2i5 West
street, ON Sunday afternoon Of the age
Of % ysAn. He was grAduate Of Har-
ward University. His mother and ~ only
sister survive bin. Although member
81 the bar end msu of great psooise
and ability, he never peaullcs6 70 any
great extent . little quiet work In the
real estate line being about all In that
direction. The reason Of this WAS bic
remarkable genius and studies 10 litera-
ture whereby DO has long enjoyed the
profound respect and sympathettc admi-
ration Of ths litera,i Of WILMINGTON.
He was . mem ber of the Delaware
Historical Society and for several year ito
secretary. AZ French, German, Greek
and English linguist hh readlngs were
extensive. He also translated several
works. He especially distinguished htm.
self % Q French, German and Greek
scholar. He was member Of tho Ger
man Library Association and Of the Della
ware sengerbund, being ranked high
In scientific and artistic music. He was
y member Of the Pal Upsilon fraternity,
. Greek letter society, Of which HOP.
Leonard z. Wales, Judge Of the U. 8.
District Court; Hon. Anthony Higgins,
United States Senator from Delaware;
Professor John Q. Hartness, A. NJ, 81.
tornsy.at-law and publisher OF HArknel o
Magazine, are member, ~ also was the
late Haywood Conant, . society having
chapters In colleges throughout the
United States, whose members are noted
for their scholarship and gentlemanly
~ Wsi,s. Vs.. -.-,y. -nhu,t, stsl.
wart and Of pleAsinsly impressive pres.
enoo. The generosity and kindness Of
his heart-bounteou toward ali poor
people with whom no came In contact
had touch OF divine charity that makes
oil human kind akin. In the personal
polish OF his address, bearing aud con-
versatton be WAS charming and admira-
Bile. The true politeness that comes
from kindness Of heart made the ass0.
citation Of his presence aud conversation
delightful. MI. Walter WAS possessed oil
large fortune earned BY The strictly
honest and remarkably saccsssful bust
ness career Of his noble father and never
IN any way dishonorsd by the studious
and worthy son. Not only the scholars
OF Wilmington but many poor people
will feel that In tho departure Of Joseph
r. Walter. Esq., they have met with .
great loss.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

o ,Sla,n MOVING ON MONDAY
coin street 70 Lowering aySnus I'M ~" LIN.
srss.. sai..b iie' ,.sars ,.ns and child:
. .ena, return 10 A. G. PYLE. No. ~ u s LOT
a-sI-2t
w A c,ns FIRST CLASS BUSH.
HAMBURGER a Son. App ms, % l..
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

O. ). H..sion, SIT Wysss," Wet tsiI
10 selling Lshigh ana . ali.
05 per Ton. Give hi" > Vs.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

- Law Court,
Law Oous& ~ = 10 ID o'clock this
Sc-srrc. ~ G.I",tc. a, Psrcader
gnS SD0 4 r,s ~ v 3 % q, Gsorses.
a .Sn 'oo a eso co.. 1900. ., Nv
rn.'sis ~ ~. 49,. ~ no ~. ...sss.
nsrt s' 49, P'sS'~ Va Wv
~. c,,s.,s... p.,,,. MI r,crartv.
a.ccra 49, ". . .Snmasa s,nm siS mn
IN ~ a.....s s ~ !, 20 snn ~, Mi, nav.
- H,ss S~.s.sS .csc.s Tha
,hr~s sssns S:scSss.. y Z. IN i.obdsll Car
r"i"rs.s a 3sHs IN - s
Nathan @. Lackhn, Of tho Fourth
ward, and Emil G. Butcher. OF tho First
ward were placed on the assessment.
Inc property u william Derr cksoo,
No. ll22 King street, was reduced In the
assessment IRON ~. 400 to ". 6O.
William T. RleAaIdson app led 20 have
the assessment o. his farm Of ~ acres
10 MIL Creek hundred reduced from
vi, go 70 $l5sO0l The motion 70 reduoe
wa lost ~ vote OF to D.
Messrs. Hickman AID kiligore, COM
mittec, reported errcrs In property assees-
msnts FOR 1850. - follows: South dIs
trict, vi. ll2, North district w ,fz5
On motion o. Mr.. Hickman, COLLECTOR
Neary and Dicksy were allowed rates On
the same "a,
Jacob .. beetem, was placed on tne
assessment Of the FIN wsrd poll taz
s600.
Aessre. Robert. and shaiicross rePorteo
the error ana delinquent ist o. Apo
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31
DIED..

um,. ~ -, ,o., ~s., ,so<
MAhTlN.-on tho Etn 81 March. Isss
ano" H"r'i"' J." '"' '''" yosA VI A01
nWssIat,ve. and ,r,crds ARR trvitsd u
.s.,.n n..s s,,rar,.i r..s,, ra, ,rs~ s.ss'
S Su,a NJ ~ tn,s w.. E.,ns .trses ~,
Tomv1, ~ ,n ,uy ~ n'c,ocS ,~s,
,nass ~ ~ pani's thnrrb intcrmentr \,
- snedra, cawetcrv
Sa'"o"' o's'
WILDE.-On March 81. 1880. Hannah r :,
wife OF Andrew J, Wilde, aged Il
wears.
Relatives and friends are respoctf,,lly
invited to attend her funeral from the
Banks. on "Wednesday afternoon. az
O'Clock. Intorment ut me-. salem celne
terry.
CROUCH Mnroh seth ,soo .yc,,,,
Henry Crouch, In his SJth year.
Relatives and friends, also Diamond
Lodge, No. 10, X. OF r.. are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from hls
late residence ut MarshAliton. Del. on
Wednesday afternoon, 1t O'Clock. Ser.
vices at tile house. 1ntsrment ut ST.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Veasoy NJ. Webb and Miss Maggie
Ellison were married at the home Of the
brides parents, in Pencader hundred, on
the 10Th Of March, by Rev. I. Andersop,
psstor Of shs Presbyterian Church ~
glasgow, In the presence Of large mum.
Der OF relatives and friends. The giits
were quite numerous, - well a. apprs-
priate Tor housekeeping. After the oers.
mony Q sumptuous repsst was served.
The happy pair took . trip 10 Waehing-
ton and ether psints, in order to see the
sis hts aea b. able to Gst fair start IN
the matrimonial journey, which We trust
may be long add prosperous one.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Samuel p. Stewart. . sou OF Seth
Stewart, OF this county, died at his resi-.
dence. in Phlladelphis, q few days ago,
In the 10th year OF his age. He enlisted
In the Twenty third Regiment OF Penn
sylvanis Volunteers in 1861, and served
during the war. He WAS severely
wounded, and promoted until he at
tanned the rank Of First Lieutenant. His
vile. Marths, u daughter OF William
Morgan, Of Elkton, survives him. His
remains were Inferred in the Presby-
terrain cemetery at Elkton, on Monday,
with military honors, some forty members
Of Post No. 2. @. A. R., participating In
the obsequies.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Doa't0o or Before You are Rsady.
Particularly on . long journey. d FULLY
prepared. You cannot be, permit - 10
say, unless you are accompanied with
tie travellers and tourist's wade mecum.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, lnoat genial
Of appetHsrs, acclimAtisers and pr0mot-
ere Of digsstion. Against 500 slckness,
malaria, cramps and colics begotton oil
badly cooked. or unwholssome food and
brAckish water, D0rvousnesa, Increased
BY srMscls chronic blliousnsss and con-
.supatios. ~ Bittsrs 10 Q sovereign pre-.
sensattve. II taparts . rslIsh for food
not sitossthsr to your tasts. aud prevents
1t from diagnosing with you. Never
was there such capital thing for tho
unfortunate dyspeptie who Glands In
dread of the best cooked meal. etom-
achic trouble caused by III prepared
viands aboard ship, on steam boats, aud
rs,ions hastily bolted at railway restau-
rants, Is soon remsdicd BY the Bitters,
which gives quletus also to rheum attain,
kidney troubles and insomnia.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31
I|,Qa,

0oeR.
The choicest brands e VIVA uQuor and
elsars at Ne Delaware uoueA
Meals Ct all hours Of the Delaware
House No. biS Market street.
Board by the day or week n the Dela-
ware Housa No. SIS Market street,
The hest tintyps made In the eityis .
Cummings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Bush French stress wharf \ ~
place 10 buy your coal
One Of the d oioest books Of he eeason 70
he ssI.ifs o. Harrtstt bseches Stoye y writ
len by herself and son.. For sale ~ j0uH q;
9RrAASTrp IA French street. A"As'
Beat and cheapest fruits In variety. b.
q c., N. ". cor. Fourth aud King.
Measles, tie cough and all troubles
affecting tho lungs Of children are rapidly
cured by Simms' Cough Syrup for Chill
drsn; Csc. Sold BY druggists; depot eth
and King.
Men. women and children, bring In
your Red Light tags and get an elegant
pocket knife free. Chapman. Seventh
and Orange and East Third.
Atwood pants to order, $500. Liver.
pool and London Tsilors, 62l Market.
The best relief for cough and hoarse
nsss 10 McInall's Syrup Of Tar, IS cent?.
Danforth. druggist, Second and Market
sewell Q. Bisgs. ESQ.,, has removed
from bis old residence. near Summit
bridge. to his now house In Middletown
Wholesale aud retail fruit 10 grcA
variety and best quality. Haughey
Csrdinelli, Fourth and King.
DR.. John Q. Stitss. OF Middletowp, haI
gone TO Piedmont, Alabama, for th'
purpose OF opening an ONCE and practic
Ing dentistry III that place.
Rev, Howard D. Smith sud Miss kvi
sslmous will n. -.arried 10 the Presby
teris. onurch at Dover on Wednesday,
she % Of April.
Mrs. Devon, the fashionable dress
maker, has removed to $40 Wsst Sixtl
street.
DR.. Richardson of Leipsic, Del, moved
bis family and goods to st. Georges OF
Tuesday, where be expects 10 engage Il
practi cling, and will take DR.. vallandig
hams place
A dog belonging to George D. Medlll
Pencader Hundred, took tho rabies yes
terdAy and before he was killed hat
bitten several other dogs In the neigh
borhood.
Robbers tried 10 gain An entrance Int,
the residence OF Mr.. Barkcsdale, Of
Adams street below Ninth, one night lac
week, but were scared OF by Mr.. Barkes
dale.
J w. Cansry. Of this city, having Jus
made bis 18th years contract with A. q
Yataa 4 Co LedUer Building philadal
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Alexander Chambers, q tin roofer
whose place Of business and rcsideuca Is
No. 222 King street, met with serious
accident ills morning while engaged al
work on a roof at No. 4lO West Fourth
street. Hs reached over to remove O
book which was In the way, when he lest
his balance and fell hesifirst toward the
ground. When picked up 1t was found
that his right leg was broken, and he was
severely truised. Drs. Springer and Baird
were summoned and reduced the frac-
ture, after which he was removed TO bis
homo In Wilson's ambulance.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

A meeting Of Epglishusn W.
at the house OF Mr.. George '9 M.Sl
4O4 West Front strset, % W.
evening. ~ 8 o'clock, for .i a. " .
forming . branch OF the Bfltsa
Association. Ali Engli'h.aa
neatly requested TO attend.
from Philadelphia aud cnsI
present 10 address the ~
objects OF the Association N.
ixatIon Of all Brilish-bon
this country; tho support /
nance Of the ConstitutiaHn
buttons OF the United SuM ~ ..,.m1
over 500 EDglishmen In wsw .ss
few OF whom have taken ~ -
urslisation papers;why sne! I, s
slow to transfer their slle s.. a
want OF an association sinilh ~
that will be organized on NV, ~
evening, and VS. hope lnas , .s
. large ate udancs. MI ,. ss
b pleased to give every ,, ,u,
gentlemen deslrious Of )olp''s
citation.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Eugene Macheret, who escaped from
Snow Hill Jail last Friday night, was
recsptured on Saturday night while In
the ast Of breaking into the store of
Uriah Dickerson. nine miles from SNOW
Hi. When be escaped ne was accom-
panied BY Asher Walker and Joseph
Reed. who were held for Court on .
charge OF stealing terapln on Chinco-
teapuo leland, aud they have not yet been
captuicJ,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31


DIR. Mahlon Gallagher who 10 one OF
the assistant curators Of the U. 8. Mint
In Philsdelphis visited our city on Sat.
urdsy and called on q number Of his
frier de-. He 10 looking we'll and con
siberia q his advancing years is enjoying
good health. In y brief conversation
we found that he thinks that Colonel
Bosbyshell the recently appointed super
iotendent OF the Mint 10 the right man
for tho place, having had . long ex
perience and thoroughly understand ding
the duties oftbe position assigned him BY
the president. In 1869 he was appointed
Register OF Deposits by Director Pollock;
In 1879 he was appointed assistant coiner
and 10 1876 he uss appointed Coiner by
President Giant. This position he re-.
signed on December 81, 1854, to take
the position OF Chief Clerk in tbs
Office Of City Comptroller, In which be
served sccoptably until Nov. l 1859.
when he entered upon his duties a. Su..
perinten dent Of the Mint. He hAa had
much experience aud his appointment
gives universal satisfaction, mot only to
the general public but also to the en-.
ployes In that important institution
which contributes It's fnll share to thu
business prosperity Of our country.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

NJ Office II. MICHAEL MULLIN,
IN the tenant of the house, situated
at No. lO4 West Front street, in the
Wilmington. County of New Cas-
plinnce with the requirements OF
the acts Of the General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that l shall apply in writing to
the Court CT General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the state of
Delaware, in and for New Castle Coun-
ty, On Monday, the 18th day of May,
| A. ID. 1880. being the next term of said
| court. Tor license for said house us an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein of in
| toxicattng liquors in less quantities
| than one quart, to he drunk on the prem
| ises and the following respectable cit
liens OF said ward, at least twslve of
| whom are substantial Hechuldcrs of
| said ward, recommend the said applica-
! ton, viz:
John Bader EJ McNIanus
| julius Gunther William w Cartncl
,amue. Cnrlett George Steinicken
James IL Hsrk'ns Patrick Monaghan
LII Messick 4 Moody
Charles torftgan George Pink
| On flstian Snoerl James Boyle
| Charles n Bickta Theodore Herman,
James Mckenna Henry IInrmever
Jacob schieber Samuel Finley
w I'LL am Huber Henry Donauer
Dani el McEiwee James A o'Donnell
Bnbenzer Ludwig Heindrick
3-3l-3tf MICHAEL MULLIN,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

James f. Wood q Uo.ar1 away busy.
They report their tin and galvanized iron
business good, not only ia the city, bui
In the country. Also they are now doing
up tho Brsndywine Springs with gal
vanized iron aud tin work on the new
pavilion that Mr.. Richard Crooks IL put
ting up. 1t Is quite an elaborate affair.
Hard wool finish. stained glass through.
out, aud OF modern architecture.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

There 10 not an e1travaeaus,yiot|
forced or improbable ii rn. N
s,rt In Sweet Lavender; rs. III I'M G
honestly taken from NE II, ia, |
. natural ssli.movenies'' .,o,,.
tsrs being essential to nc '; ~ u
tire drama might happen m ~
The play has . vein o. CO eo M
never coarss or farcial. an . .,Ioul
and enjoyable a. tbs more 's. de- n
IL lifs Ike aud symps .he.'s wi
presented here to-morrosS .d irtd
the house should be cro"as'
bottom. III, IA rralsl
"a Pair Of jacks" will % \ I'M
the first time on any stage .',i M
April 5th. The play w .,s,ss,a,.l b
Grattsn Donnslly. o. S.1 I.sk
Later On fame. Judge ~, N
Tor Jack constitute shs p NJ ,bss|
tures and misadventurs,, . - Inn,
noes for the theme for 'ns w.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Jno. P. Douahoe, bother, 5l7 and 81!
Orange street, wishes 10 inform his Gus
toners and the public generally that b.
has just received an invoice of the cele
brated Bartholomay Rochester Boo,
Beer, pronounced by connisieurs to b,
the finest ever produced, and Ia now
ready to deliver all orders promptly
either In bottles or bulk. Telephone cal
M 90
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Tho following ot1cerI OF the Supreme
Conclave. Heptasophs. aud representa-
eives from this jurisdiction will go to
Brooklyn to attend the session OF the
supreme body, which convenes IN tina,
ylty Tomorrow morning: Joseph Pyle,
Err Shaw, Thomas II. Rle, William
Wint6rupH -indscy Pierce. L. d. Camp.
bell, Charles y. Baylis, William Ii. Top.
Din and b. Roberts.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

A yaupg man named White, q son OF
@. White, the woll-known carter, had
one OF his fingers badly mashed last
Saturday evening while assisting to re-
move press from the kEPuBLicAN
once. He was taken to DR.. Caut~elPs
offics at Eighth aud Spruce stree . where
his Injuries were attended to.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

There was but one case before Judge
Ball this morning, that OF Edward Kelley,
poiorsd, charged with committing an As
sault aud battery on his sister, Rachel
~ she was willing to drop the case, pro
WAS discharged upon paying the costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

VIM. II. McGarrity (successor to w.
W. Doughty }, stalls 81. 81, 13 and 81
Third street market, has constantly on
hand Dawson Bros best creamery but
ter, York State equal to priLt) butter,
at % ceuts per pound, and variety OF
Sub and roll butter. He has alec eggs.
chsese ard poultry, to which he invites
shs attention Of the public. As his price.
are moderate, and as the articles ara of
she best qualities, he may expect large
pslos.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Rev. Jabez Hodgson preached at St.
Pauis Methodist Episcopal Church yes
tsrday morning, and the evening services
we're conducted by the Christian En-.
neavor S2cie,y. Rev. Albert Thatcher,
who Was expected to preach, was taken
sick. This morning he wss On tho street
and reported convalescent.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

t. kept busy extracting, filling and max.
~ S.s' His prices are reasonable, and
NIL WORK WARRANTED - he drtt-class In
avery particular. he extracts y.ssa. Ioi
25c.; with gas, 5Oc. A set of teeth, %. 50
best, SS. Teeth Allied with silver, 75c.
emalgam, &c.; gold, 81 and upwards.
Teeth cleaned for 75c. once, 703 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Sarah A. Ash, mother OF George H.
Ash, Of this city, died at the residence oil
her son.in-law, William J.. Smith. neal
Rlkton. Nd. on Friday last, aged 81
years. Her remains were Inferred near
Elktou at two o'clock this afternoon IN
the presence Of large gathering OF rsla-
tlves and friends.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Time table In eject NoA. - I,s3. Train
leave MnniAxon tfieasa street, As folio ~
FER keAdiaS, birdsooro, Joanna, SprluT
asld. WsyneIburg Jaacuon, Uoate.sl,is.
T ESl..lis ,IaI.}a. Alsntown. Lebsnon,
alpha ana heading n. H., ia =. IN, ana
2. 70 p. IN.
For Springfield, Waypesbury Junction,
Gos,s.yiiie Embreeviis, Lsnspe, Chadd'i
100 a. N, 2,2b and iop. m.
For Cuedus FORD junction and po.nt,
on the r. u. Z. II. r., at 100 IA m.
| 1.25 and 4.45 p. IN.
| For West Chester, 100 a. p,.. 2 y ant
$40 Up. m
FOR Hsw Brldgt And intcrneaiAts poi q u
AZ p. n. and on Saturday only 81 iii ~
On SUNDAY for heading and intern ediat
eoinu, a. u =. N. and for gDrinSneld NJ
inssrnsdiAts potAu At 9. %. N.
40. AcUA UsLASR DOWN Ess BKIa "a
DsrAtsadsat ten FAss, Ae,E
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

The coal 81 zzsrd having somewhat
subsidized, we REPLICA TO lind the result
more favorable than had been expected.
Our patrons are all well pleased, and, as
servants of the public, selling at the low
est prices, we can be found at our post.
Steward u Chandler, South side. Branch
office, Second and French streets. Phone
ia
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31
%>>A >S~-
Poor Pay.

The Middletown creamery paid 81. 10
per 100 pounds for milk for the month OF
February, being equal to az cents per
quart The milk must have been very
poor, or the creamery should do better
than that. The farmers mnst 20 behind
or make some other product ray better
return.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

rs. 'l iua+r.! Of naw. '.,s, ! v
took place to-day, i And attsuds1
services were cohuuIr church, w
Todd Of GrAos NJ. Z, oh II. man I
rizcd the deceased for n mpls ID I
aud Commended MS s..,tstiop. y
munity as worthy Of i% of tho 4ss
Mitchsll had charge , Q, T. Rv]
The bsarers were Thspdlefs
II. Curry, Phllsmms
uahopy.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

David A. Powell, $40 and 500 Madison
street, is still ahead on fresh sbad, her
ring, Goldfish, haddock, lake pike. white
fish, FOUNDERS, yellow perch and oysters.
Delaware shad and herring received iresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to all parts Of the city free OF charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

/ Musicale and Novelty Exposition
now going on In Institute Hall under the
auspices Of Hystt's Military Band. These
entertainments are given with the best
SALIENT and ars both entertaining and in.
structivs. Don't fall to visit the e1posi
Zion. Something new each evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

Its never too late TO mem mn
ankle, swollen limbs, At sl'n u. .t III.
pain or ache, II you but 1 "" M Z
eign remedy. Salvation e o,,. ' IS ;
cure on earth for pain. ffi'' /
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

that you can wash with soap and water
also large stock OF wall paper, from
the cheapest TO the fnest qualities. Al
work done when promised. II. ID. Holt
Bis West Second street, Estimates givsr
with pleasure
Daily Republican., 1890-03-31

". II. Gillmeyer Superintendent,
Union News Company IL spe ading q few
days with his friends at Hagerstown Md.
T. l. Truman formerly OF the came
company 10 transacting his business
during his absence.