davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
An Exciting Chase

The residents at Monichanin station
Qormeriy DuPon'e), wtrc ON Friday
afternoon last treatei to n novel exhib-
tion a speed between a tramp and
prof" Mathew Taylor, resident OF
The above named place. 1t appears all
ihn male memhers oi George X Wood
wares fam " were away from bone, TIE
.adi1s being In the house by themselves.
TIE "pI oies or WAS in the yard white
wGthing and he was suddenly startled
by one OF the ladies rushing toward him
aLd .cruamiug, "rhere'a man in the
house" The ''proiessor' had Just
| dipped his brush IN the lime. so holdiug
| On to II he made rush Tor the house G
where he met the tramp.
| Quick as lightning down came the
brush dripping with lime on the tramp's
| head, when the tramp l,ft followed by
the sfProi." The scenn that followed
DO .gars description. The sight OF the
H,ii.y tramp eolug down tie road at a
| iru-aH.you- please gait. hut!y pressed by
the "Proin stiil hoIding ON TO the drip
ping brush, waa lul ctgus Ia the ex
/ ;r me. The "to 8" ut the shop fairly
yelled aud rolled on the gfonld. Thos.
Yl,o met the tramp as be sailed d wn
the road were Roth startled aud amused
some thought him petaubu ahny mass
Of Egypt, others a walking eAhibition q
a snow storm In the Rocky Monn,ains
Iis coat tails pointed oihe north star
, Every step he took he easaei aud every
Jump he made he shed som liwe. Those
who saw 1t will long renlemhrr tie her.
Of Mon chsnin or The ehar+e of IT,,
wh.tewash brigade. NlrTAB.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

The great preserver Of the eye slght
aud cuTer Of all diseases aud weakness
% aud SO cents. Fourth aud King
streets. A thousand testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
FIFTH EDITION,
Work Of tho ". u. I'll

The W. c. 7. U. Organization bcla an
interesting gospel meeting in the Central
Presbyterian Church YESTERDAY alter'
moor. The exercises were COMMENCED
BY the choir sineing "Nearer NV Uoi IN
Thee" Then Rev. W. z. swar,z read
tho 18th chapter OF lat Corinthians. whch
was followed by prayer by Rev. Lafay.tt,
Marks. Rev. Mr.. Swartz, presiding, n.
iericd to tho great work the w. G. 4, u.
did In Trenton. N. j., and then Intro.
dueed to the audience Mics Elizabeth
Greenwood OF tho Evankelistlc psnrt-
msnt OF the w. q. r. U., who ina Ie "A
very Instructive and interesting adde's
She spoke OF the bal example older pco.
pie set before the young. She SAID ,hers
were l05,O0 children found on Broad.
way. New York, without Auy one 10 o,k
alter them, struggling tlr0u h ali tia
wickedness OF that city. She then told
the following. which was told her by a
weli-known dttec,ive. lie gave this ac-
| count OF one OF his visits:
II went Into saloon. In the front
room everything was bright and vay;
men making merry over their glasses of
Whatever they may have hoen drinklur,
l did not stop here, but went on into tho
back OF ths building. whrro found a
room very poorly lighted, and when
hrst entered l was very nearly slranglel
WIN stalo tobacco smoke. ln the mildi,
OF tho room WAS large roun tsbls with
hity-three lite boys, their ages ayefaf-
lug from l2tp 10, not playing games, but
gambling in tho worst OF Ways SAT
dowl at the table and started TO play.
had been n good player myself, but in
one-hali an hour they had won 81 %
from me. You may think they were .
the poorer classes Of boys who scryr'
papers, shlncd shoes or something
that sort Well, soia, OF them were.
but there were others who were of tho
best families In New York, who lived IN
Fifth avenue. One Of the hoya learned
afterwards would tell his mother hs .
going TO learn his Sunday school Lesson
with q nei.hbor, MD when his mo'hrt .
eye Was not watching him would z "a
the lowest gambling dens In the CT "
II Miss Greenwood taid tha, tho elnt
house WAS one of the worst things in y
city for young men In the way Of pool
tables, card tables and sIdeboiris. she
. gave several very interesting Incidents o
4 how children influenced the parents tt
do right
/ short address. He said hu stood up {
the w. c. L. u, and though when CT
, women went agaiust the saloons tn
/ would have to go, for 2, 900 women co
y talk anything to death. After Mr.. Ce'
/ Inns address y collection was taken u
The congregation sang hymn No. 30
after which the Rev. V. ). Collins pt,
nounced the benedicitoE.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
I,,,a.

Ser u Ivers aud Pond Pianos with
MT iller a. l;oaclen'e, 40 Market street.
i--~1ne dry Z oos store. No. 2l9 West
l Seventh street, Is offered Cor rent, and
thd fixtures are offered ior sale.
| Sluoltz ~ Co., dealers in all kinds OF
| Sou Ithcrn produce. wholesale and retail.
GIVE US call We receive large con.
sigi ments OF Southern produce every
day which must be sold. NJ. Is East
Fourth street.
Ppigies, bass, butter6sh, Goldfish, cat.
n b. haddock. shs1, cams. X. NJ. Starr,
sos Madison street. ....*.".
Ask Tor Spot Cash r. r. smoki ing.
Plat Boy 10 pure and sweet tobacco.
San kosa 5c cigar is the best. 9. d.
Dur.tein, Wholesale tobsceoD!sf.
Dprsteiu gives u COOL road cart with
eigats. No. g East Secund street.
Ask your grocer ior Mason's standard
Sod4 Biseul's. .... s...7.
A, q. Pyle, Delaware avenue and Du-
Pont street, wishes 10 employ good lin
rooier.
A Straw berry festiyal will be held at
Mt. Pleasant NJ. L. Church. Braudyw ne
Huudred, ou Thursday, Friday ahd SAL
uiday evenings. June l2.h, 18Th aud
lith.
The Blue Jays OF Bsucroft's Banks de
f ntdd Rising Sun nine Saturday alter
noon by fcOte ui 70 To s.
TlIe White Mountain Boys defeated
the Gieeu Mountain Boys on Saturday
\ by a score oi to y.
CAp,sin John r. Beatty and his Com
mar derry, Cyrus, No. l. X. @. L lei
hero last evening ior Pt'sburg 10 tax
pArt IN the military parade given il
honpr OF the Supreme Cattle.
There WAS riut o. strawberries I
the market Oh SATURDAY ev .u;ul h-rrl
tia, had hecn selling ior II and is cen
a box, droppipg to Il and tents.
Il, neral Ii Il. ksuney aud staff wei
, TO Braudywire SPIN this forenoon
|, spcct the ground, with the view To iual
i. II the camping ground OIL the y. u.
a uc1t fall.
c Tue court martial proceedings iu I
II carp OF Peter Lapdy OF Troop Is la
is bedu nunuiled Toe sentence Of t
n court was that Laudy should be d
lie cha raed ior speaking t!srespectiul to
a. captain.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
FOURTH EDITION
Delaware Avenue baptist Church.


Yesterday was q day that will long be
remembered BY the members OF oela'
ware Avenue Baptist Church, It having
been set apart for the purposs of rsisiog
money to pay of the floating debt oi the
church, which amounted to- fifteen huu.
drel dollars. Large audiences greeted
the Rev. VIM. y. BaiubriJge, ID. d., at
both services. He took for bis text In
the morning Malachi, Sd chapter, 10Th
verse, "DriDg ye all the tithes into the
storehouse, that there may be meat In
mine house, and prove me now herewith,
saith the Lord oi hDsts, II VIII not open
you the windows OF heaven, and pour you
out a blessing that there shall not be room
enough to receive It., and In the even
log Prov. 11th chapter aud 24th verse.
"There 10 that scattercth and yet In
creaseth; and there Is that withholdeth
more than is meet, but II tendeth t0
poverty" preaching two powerful SER
mons, which were listened to with close
attention by the entire congregation. Inc
result OF Yesterdays effort was tho raiB-
ing by cash and subscriptions the sum
OF Sll50. %, and with the cards out ana
not heard from 1t is expected that this
amount will be increased to $500, leAv-
ing a balance of 5000 yet to be raised.
Two lectures will soon be arranged for,
one by Mrs. Bainbridge and the other by
DIR. Bainbridge; tho first, scenes aud In
cidents In heather lands and the other a
| 1900 mile horseback ride In the Bible
lands; and 1t Ia expected that the balance
will be secured through this source.
The members OF the church seem to be
very much pleased with their new pas
tor aud are rallying around him with
determination to make his stay among
them one of profit, and with the floating
debt cut OF the way they will enter at
once upon a special season Of spiritual
work. On next Wednesday evening
there will be q covenant meeting pre-
paratorv TO the byeskiug Of bread on the
following Sunday, and II is expected
there will he au unusual large attendance
of the members. The public will bt
gladly welcon med to this service. On
next Sunday evening there VIII be TIT
baptism Of several psraons.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Tho Union Veteran Legion.

On ednesday evening vt y o'clock
Encampment No. 81, Union Veteran
Legion, will hold memorial service In
the Board OF Trade rooms, and the To-
lowing intesting program has been ar
ranged: Opening, by Bug'er Bounding
Assembly; music, "America," by choir;
opening, Colonel Commando; What
Arc WEI" Lieut. Col. Samuel File; Firss
Duty Chaplain, Chas. A. Foster; second
Duty Major, Harry A. Sheets Third
Duty Oficer OF the Day, Jas. Mcdowell;
Colonel Commanding. "Our Whole
Duty" music, by choir; address, bv
Colonel Commander; chaplain's address
to the throne Of grace; solo and ehoIU.
"Our Loyal Tried aud True hary
Zimmerman; roll Of honor with mum
drum; quartet, ''Covsr Them Over wi'n
Beautiful Flowers" address, read ,S nS
Pas. Eusampmont Commander; .,. sol,
orstion. Osnerai Jas. n. Wilson; quar-
tett, "PeAcsfu,iy Rest;" solo. BY Mrs. q
A. MacAhister; Grafton, Judge Houston
and others; "Ws'll Deck their Grave
with Beautiful Flowers," choir; bene,hc
tlon, DR.. j. n. Slnms; Bueler Sound
Taps.
Samuel Macallis,er 10 the colonel con-
mandinG aud Walter V. Tuxbusy 10
jutAnt. inv.
The following aso the committee q
arrangements: Ohssios A. Fostor, cha
man; Harry A. Sheets, SECRETARY a I
treasurer; John P. DoAahos. Edward 1
Corcorap, James Mcdowell. Walter '
Tulbury, William Hsrerstosk; ZachAr'a
Pickols, musical director; Mrs. Emm
SAXON, pianist; William T. FiiteI
bualer; John Trabboid, drummer.
The exercises will b, highly intsreatin 4
and those who are 90 fortunate as to 81
cure tickets of admission will enjoy
| pleasant evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
DIED.

McKINNEY.-on May "a, 1890. Susan Nc
kinney, in her 65th yeur.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend the funeral from her late resi-
dpnce, on Gordon street between
Twcnty.second and Twenty third. Ninth
ward, ON Tuesday, at 9 o'clock. p. IN. ih-
ternont ut Newark Union purying
ground.
PURNELL.--On May 2tth, Benjamin
Purncil, in tho 18TH year of his age.
Due notice Of tho funeral will be given
IPURNELL-on tho morning of tho 2+tl
inst, benjamin Purnell, aged Is years
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend Ills funeral from Ei'
| residence, No. SIS Lombard street, OF
| Wednesday afternoon ut O'Clock. ser
| Vices Mt the house. lntermcnt Mt Ezioi
| cemetery.
RILEY.-tn Philadelphia, May ~ 1890
| Cora A., wife of Harry W. Riley. aget
| 81 years.
| Relatives and friends are respectful,
invited to attend her funeral from th'
| residence of her husband, No. lUl7 Wes
seventh street. Wilmington, on Tues
| day aftcrnon, at : O'Clock. lntcrmcnI
| ut Rivcrview cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
pillow sham Holders
DE. SImms, Eye Cure.

at Aaair's, 4l5 Market street, for 25 an
81 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
In Town To-Dny.

Count Clm bar. of Rome, Italy. was In
town to-day securing subscriptions for
his popular publications. The Count ID
a remarkable mau, aud not only speaks
six teen different languages, but 10 able "a
interpret one hundred and two others.
He ia man OF splendid education. aud
has written aud published an illustrated
book of over 1000 pages. entitled the
"Siandard American Dictionary and
Household Encyclopedia" 1t contains
81, 900 words, with their correct detni-
tons, and as 1t Is sold at 81, 10 a IN marvsl
OF book making
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
AGuOd Dentist.

Dentistry requires the highest surgical
aud mechanical skill. After an expert
ence Of some years with DIR. E. q. Honey
well, No. 703 Market street, we have con-
tldeDce that hts dental work 10 OF the
highest and beat order. We do not know
OF any dentist who 10 more popularity
satisfaction. He employs the most expert
and experienced dentists. We c0ngratu-
late the doctor on his success.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Webster, Closing,

Professor A. s. Webster closed q sue
cessful Geason at his dancing academy on
Saturday afternoon, ioral reception
beibg rendered the children's classes
Eath OF the girls wore ncy costume,
and an abundance Of flowers. A large
nunher of the parents and friends OF tb,
children were present. AT the conciu
sion of the dancing the children iornet
recession and marched to the banque
rootn gu the hrat noor oil Euen liall
| where dinner was served. Ths acai
emH Will reopen on September 10.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
free Hacks to siiycrbrook.

In order to accommodate our citizens
who may wish to visit the stawbsrry fes-
tival At Silverbrook. next Thursday,
Friday aud Saturday evenings hacks
will meet the cars at Front and Union
streets, without any additional charge
for their transportation to that place.
The proceeds will be applied for the bene-
tit OF the church, and all who feel an in
terest in 1t, are expected TO signify tho
same by their presence on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Eden Park.

Eden Park will probably be tho name
OF the now park about being purchased,
oil the south eide. 1t contains about d
acres and IL part Of the Gsrasehe pro-
perty now belonging to the Lokdsll Cns
Wheel Company. Seventeen thousai q
dollars was frat aaked for the propsr'!, i,
but for park purposes It v III be allowed
to 20 for $4,000. The old Garaschs
mansion on the property contains ).
rooms but will be torn down - soon d
tho property 10 bought.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Rush Of IilonL To tho uen,i.

Last Saturday evening, while James N.
Banthum, an old soldier and well-kuown
Grand Army man, was attending q meet
ing in the parlors of DUPONT Post, Tenth
and Market streets, he was taken SUD
denly aud seriously III. Wilson's ambu.
lance was summoned and he was taken
to his home, No. 202 Franklin street.
whore physician pronounced 1t q rush
Of blood to the head. His many friend,
will be pleased to learn that he was much
improved this morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Police Porce Changes.

On Saturday Police Oficer y. q.
Hanua handed his resignation TO Mayor
Harrington for tho purpose OF entering =
position in the mschius shop Of Hillea q
Jones.
Alfred L. White, ono Of the best ott-
GERS on the force, has also handel the
Mayor his resignation, to take eilec.
June /. Mr.. White has becn employed
by the p, W. s. u. Railroad Company -
u detective At the station In this city.
The SUCCESSORS OF these Otflccrs have n0s
yet been appointed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
strawberry Festival.

CHRIsTIANA, May 26.-The Ladies'
Mite Society OF the N. Il. Church will
give . strawberry festival In Institute
Hall on "Wednesday and Thursday cven-
iugs, the benefits to help liquidate the
debt on the parsonage. The ladies are
making active preparations, and II
promises to be the beat ever given BY
them. A bazaar will also be given In
connection with 1t. A special feature OF
the occasion Is that this Is the frat iesti-
val ever given In the new hall. X.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Mass Meeting.

Tomorrow evening the carpenters and
joiners OF this city will hold mass meet
Ing in the Odd Fellows Hall, Third and
King streets, at which an address will be
delivered by p. j. Mcguire, secretary Of
the brotherhood of Carpenters and join
era of America. The local union will
hold . meeting this evening In the
Phillips & Kane building, Fourth street
near Market.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Adjoining ACCIDENT.

FALL RIVER. Mass, May 26.-Twelye
persons entered hat bottonei boat on
WAtupa lake here, yesterday and pushed
away from the shore. The boat was toe
small to accommodate so many and cap
slzed. The following were drowned
Samuel Whittles, Mrs. Whlttles, Henry
Nhittlss. Samuel Whit,les. Jr., Levina
Huckley, Frederick Buckley. Wiiie
buckley and William Turner. Only on,
o. the party could swim, and he succeeded
IN saving one Of his companions beside
himself.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Will he Continued.

The sale of oil paintings and water
colors. at 7i9 Market street. Is attracting
some Of tho hest and most prominent
people OF this city, aud . number OF
hne paiut,ngs were disposed OF last sat-
urdaS evening. There is still = mum
her n gems Of art on hand, and those
who wish to secure something very fine,
At a reasonable price. should attend this
evenipg. when the sale will be continued.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
two uor.es Ixi,icd.

Two horses belonging to LELAND Col
Inns. garbage contractor, No. loVo A
street, south Wilmington. bad two
valuable horsas, both worth $3.50, killed
on saturday night by being run over
with A freight train. Tho horses had
escaped from Mr.. Collins, and he was on
the hunt for them when they were killed.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Scott excursion Is only two weess off
Raas I,All Note.

The Reilly Lyceum Base Ball Club de-
fes,ed the Shields Library Club for tho
second time on Saturday afternoon by
the score OF 30 to Is. The game was
played on the shellpot grounde. Connors
and Bailey was the battery for the
Lyceum aud Huey and Thompson for
the shields. This makes seven victories
and no doieats ior the Lyceum this sea
apn. /,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Clnihlng for Nude SiaInes.

LONDON, May 25. General Booth has
etue-tcd tie directors Of the Crystal
Pa ace TO cover the nude statues on the
oc6as!on OF the coming visit OF the snlya-
t.on Army. Tie public are protesting
against this, and claim II it is done t. al
the directors admit that the statues are
indecent, aud when uncovered inil ct al
improper exhibition ON the public.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
.. j. Hesslon.

Coal sad wood, Sour aud feed, Lehlg
coal, 6chuylkill coal, Leo coal. An
grades Of spring and winter wheat nov.
Minnesota -four, Hungarian flour. Lsau L,,
Hour, In barrels or half barrels. A..
kinds OF mill feed At mill priosa OAK o.
pine kindling wood in blocks or spMs.
Careful drivers aud 2240 lbs. TO the Ion
guaranteed. Offioe, yard and Warehouse
Sl7 West Front street. Telephone ossi
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
sails of n TupbOAt.

On Saturday United States Marshal
Newlin sold the tugboat Colonel S. l..
Br.w', be onging to Churchman II
Cleas.r, to John Reese of Philadelp lphis
for y2,550. The tug Is sixty-iive feet
long and was built in Baltimore In 1865.
1t was sold to satisfy claims resulting
from q collision.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Proposed New Church.

The trustees aud members Of b. Luke
O. N. e. Church are endeAvoring TO raise
the sum OF two thousand doliars toward
the erection Of q new church edif1cs on
Eighth street below Butt0nwood, and the
trustees or the pastor, Rev. Francis u.
Williams, will thankfully receive any
money that benevolent citizens may feel
disposed to give TO aid this worthy enter
prise. Tho trustees are Alfred Watson,
chairman; Isaac swiggett. Jos. Russell,
r. Burton, and they are anxious that
their ffiends will treat them lLberally.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
SueCial Notice.

Comrades of q. A. Il. and soldiers
sailors, marines, clsrgymen and Sisters
Of Charity eau obtain their apectscles
and eye-Gissses, II needed, for half OF the
regular price of Professor We'll, No. 3Oc
Market atreet. Wilmington, Del. Arti
dolal eyes inserted.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Ira.hIonn,,la Ta,lorlng.

An extensive invoice OF iashionab'e
suit ngs has been received BY Mt James
Harding, merchant tailor, No. $40 french
street. For . pest-atting, durable suit
M. Harding cannot be excelled. 10 SEQ
his go9ds and styles and learn his prices
cannot fail to prove profitable.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

A Fine DisnlaY OF NhIlincrY.

Miss ssllie Brady, on Second street
ne ir Shipley, 10 The Wilml1 gion &
BrAndywin Bank building, has splen-
did supply of millinery goods. tie latest
styles OF ladies mats, aud fine assort.
ment OF trim mings. Her windows make
a very handsome lisp ay.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
sale of Heal Estate.

Mr.. Il. ID. X. sutton sold the follow
ing properties last week: Nos. 500, Gil
and 6l5 Van Buren street, 81. 600 each.
TO Chas. II. Butler; 22j Liberty street,
$500, to Chas. II. Butler; farm, 252
acres. at Odessa, to J. Il. Joslin for
Sl2, 900.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Look to Tour Interest.

W. g. Moore. neithves, sorner OF Dela-
ware avenue and Wsss street, has a lot
OF White Slas potAtosA strawberries,
pinespples, groessaaA tustss. sggs, and
other produce ~ sAAss nAhls prlssA A
call 10 solicited.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Lost Iits star,

Officer Emmons OF the Fifth district
lost his star last Saturday evening In
polue from police station to Nintl and
Orange streets, and will thank the finder
to return it 10 police station.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Nlll 60 To GIaiufiAld

The Rev. Isaac T. Sufphay will leave
our city on Saturday. May 81, for Plain
1sld, N. j., to serve the Mount Olive
Dsptist Church OF that city.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Handsome Paper lianglnga

at prices ss low as the lowest for nrst-
class work, Make your selection and
havo work done by experienced work
men. Jouos, No. 422 Market street. l
have no branch store.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Sppciul sale

There is now Oh exhibition and sale
the linest collection Of imported Turkish, ,
Persian and Oriental rugs and carpets at
723 Market street, ever offered in this
city. Special sale for one week only.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Now Ii Your Chance.

II. A. Shannon has Just received a fne
lire of gents flannel shirts at tho lowest
prices, 305 West Second street
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
The World Circier.

TACOMA, Washington, May Co.
George Francis Train arrived here on
Saturday evening, having completed his
tour OF the globe In 81 days, IL hours.
minutes and 8 seconds.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

for l2 cabinet photographs and one 1920
crayon portrait at Cummings' gallery,
SOP Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Wait and Sec Them.

One hundred beautiful road carts arc
on the way to Seventh and OrAhke
streets. Patrons. reserve your erSsss
Tor Chapman, the monarch Of the topAec
co trade.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
store Robbed.

The store of D. b. Anderson, Front and
Union streets. was burglarized last night.
They effected an entrance by boring out
q panel OF the door and removing the
glass nom the upper part. 1t ID esti-
mated that they carried of goods amount
ing from $500 to $500. A dog 10 usually
kept In the store, but last evening he
ran of aud refused to keep watch. as
though he had . presentment OF some
impending calamity.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Walter Joseph, houseand sign painter
shop 603 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Latest Novelties

In wall paper and window shades. from
Evans * Co. e. No. 200 West Second st.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
,lntcat styles,

A complete assortrre ent OF gentlemen's
gold and gold-plated watch chains aud
charms at Millsrd r. Davis, No. o East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26
Painting.

Story & Clark's celepra,ed orpsn,
Gobtlen's, 7l0 Market strert,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

VIM. Bush. Esq, offers = reward for
the return OF Ills fswn colored mastih,
Rab, to his residence, Beech and Clayton
streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

W. J. Parry, No $40 King strsst
oners two glass shew cases for sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

tie. SIS;
], Caleb NJ. Steward, cashie, of the
National Bank of Wilmingtun and
Brandywine, do solemnly afllrm that
the above statement Ia true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
CALEB NJ. SIIEW ARD, Cashier,
Subscribed and affirmed to before mo
this 18th day OF May, ls.w.
LEVI A. BERTOLETTE
,. Notary Public.
GldhIfa Sn5i j. aarILi.. +; Lnio.l,ili'. Directors.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

The best t!ntype made In the cityis at
Cummings gallery, 800 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

D.,'. .sss, ass't sasuis II a4r .,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

just thiuki Scott excursion 10 June 0.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-26

Antique Chamber Suits,
seven pieces, at Adair's, 4l5 Market
str ct, for go.