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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-25
AN EKEcrIIYE WARNING
Do YOU KNOW

That we make Artistic Pruning a speciality
during the spring, from March 1 TO May ?
If you have shade trees, evergreens, shrub
berry or fruit trees that need pruning, write
to US for terms. We are the only men in
Somerset Co. that understand pruning thor
oughly. over twenty years experience
Satisfaction guaranteed; also contracts taken
for grating. Address
GEO. W. & H. B. KEMP,
Harnedsyille,
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THIKTY-Two Of our present United
States Senators viii retire, unless re-
elected, on March !, 1895. No wonder
Northern Democratic Senators are feeling
solemn. The elections Influenced by the
Wilson bill have already given the bulk
of them notice that the places which
know them now viii know them no more
when the ides of March, 1895, are reach
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BRoTHERsFALLEK.
cOyEAAUGH.

CONEM4 UGH
Hoffman Daniel. 81 .-.-----.---------.----.
HsTshberger Jacob . ----------.-------------
CASSELMAN BOROUGH
Kregar Jacob & Co. a. -...-.--..----.---.-----
ShultZ W H. --.--...-.--------------
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THE Democrats Of Pennsylvania have
selected 8 new Chairman Of their State
Committee and propose 10 hold their
convention at Harrisburg for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for Governor
and other State Offices, on the 9th Of
June. Just Why they should 60 to all
this trouble is one Of the mysteries Of
politics, but We presume it affords them
pleasure to 90 through the motions be-
fore they are buried under the coming
avalanche Of 100000 Republican maiori-
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May be done more easily, more convent
emily and with less expense on the Cinder-
ella Range than with many others, all the
old objections to ranges removed. It will
save you time, money and hard work. 1t is
a good baker and is sold with that under.
snding. Sold by Jas. B. Holderbanm.
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NEW BALTIMORE BOROUGH
NORTHAMPTON.

NEW CENTREVILLE BOROUGH
Boucher Stewart a. ....-...........-......
Duh & CO. Z" ............-..
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THE PEOPLES STORE,
Fifth Ave-, Pitts8Hlg.
A.. Firm,
NHW Methods,
Goods.

We, as successors to Campbell
d Dick, are determined to advertise
our name everywhere in this vicini-
ty. This We are doing by naming
lower prices than has ever before
been offered in Western Pennsyl-
vania.
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TIE Order Of Odd Fellows was estab-
lished in the United States seTenty-fve
vears ago to-day, the 18th Of April IN
the city Of Baltimore. There are now
zoo 900 members in The United States and
they propose 10 honor the anniversary
on The 25th and 2srh Of the month.
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Monday. June Il, "a
TOWNSHIP.
ADDISON.

for the arrearages OF taxas due and c0sts aceFued
thereon
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An Army of Women.

BosToS. April 20.-There will be woman {
army of Coxeyites in Washington by the mid
die OF May according to present indications.
1t will number about 50 individuals, repre-
senting ten States, and it will be under the
command of Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Of the
Woman's Rescue League. She says It's her
intention to try TO influence Congress in IA
vor of legislation for women, similar TO that
which Coxey is endeavoring to bring about
for men
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-25

Coxey's was located at Hagerstown, Nd,
Sunday. Il is thought that large reinforce
ments have been secured to join the army
between there and Washington, possibly a
junction by rail with some of the big West
ern bands, or the Capitalization of a number
of smaller bands said to be waiting between
E--...a.-sni- n.,l DILL.
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The Worlds Fair Rebuilt for the
Pages of History.

The Book of the Builders" one of the
most artistic and magnificent publications
ever issued is now being offered by The Pits
burg Dispatch to its readers 1t is beyond
question the greatest offer ever made by a
newspaper. See The Dispatch for full infor-
nation
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-25

Fruit cnlture is more profitable to the
farmer now than his other crops. Brown
Bros Co, the most extensive nursery house
in the O. s., have a vacancy in this section.
Write them at Rochester, n. Y, for their
terms
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TREASURES SALE
UNSBATED LANDS.

Agreeable to the provisions Of an Act Of As.
sembly OF Pennsylvania. directing the mode ot
selling unSeated lands for taxes passed. the I'm
day Of March. A. u. ISIS. and the several supple
ments thereto. the Treasurer OF Sonl-rset county
hereby gives notice. that unless the School, cons
" BuiIdinc and Road Trxes. due on the follow
Ing unseated lands are paid before the day OF
sale the whole or such part Of tract or parcel ot
land as will pay the taxes and costs, vi De- soid
AZ the Court House IN Somerset borough, On
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METERsp4LE BOROUGH

Brugh A II. --.--.----.-...----
Moore q Il - - ...........--..
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Dealers in Merchandise
Somerset County, Pa.

TAKE NOTICE-That in pursuance OF
several Acts Of Assembly of the Commonwealth,
to provide revenue to meet the demands upon
the Treasury, and other purposes, the undersign-
ed Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes for said cOnn-
ty, has prepared list Of the trades OF said
county and has placed each in that class which
10 him appears right and proDer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-25
JOHN STENCER,
no. 72T. MAIN NsT, JoHNsTosN. pa

Fifteen Dollars has a power "
draw, if correctly invested, TlIcl
beats a lottery. For Fifteen DOf
lars you can draw a nice CHAMBER
Suite-no blank tickets. L'ei!
Fifteen Dollars deposited gets o-'
Suite SURE. It's ike getting 10f
lar for dollar.
You have seen or heard OIL 0-.
SIC Suite. What you saw or he-l1
of in that Suite you can find II 'li'
and more, you save dollar wv
which is an item to most OF us' .
One thing sure, ifyou buy one o.
these SIS Suites you get a relllD'
article from a reliable firm lI'
Suite will astand BY" you and ''
a stand by" the Suite.
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The Fast Ended in Death.

Somerset Co, Pa
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WELLERSBURG BOROUGH
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JEFFERSON.
LOWER TURKEYFOOT
LARTMER.
MIDDLEcREEK.

MILFORD.
Woods 4 schrock.-. ........--.
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LAWN MOWERS.
Modern Housework,

A handsome line and cheap. For sale by
JAS. b. HoLDERBAuM.
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URSINA BOROUGH
UPPER TURKEYFOOT.
Distiller
.-..... Retailer
WELLERSBURG B0ROUGH
Classification OF Vendors OF Merchandise.
Classification OF DistIlIeries.

Cities of first second and third Class $500 Class
Other Cities 800 " 2
Townships 100 " 3
TAKE NOTICE-An persons concerned
In this appraisement. that an appeal VIII be held
At the Treasurefs Office in Somerset ON the 7th
day OF May. 1921, when and where you can at
tend IL you think proper.
CRARLFs F. UHL. Jr,
Mercantile Appraiser.
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HENDERSON
FURNITURE Gu
IOHNSTOWN. PA.

IMPORTANT To ADTBRTissAss. -
The cream of the country papeis = - -
in Remington's County Seat Lists - -. 4
advertisers avail themselves Of tA,so -
copy Of which can be had Of 1s1----s
Bros, Of New York Z Pittsburg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1894-04-25
STEM GERS
Spring Announcement A
We take pleasure in announcing 70 the Lli.ss
JOhnstOwn and vicinity that we have Ilg
opened one one Of the Largest and
Most Complete stocks o.
DRESS GOODS
Eyer shown in JOhust0wn, in silks, W00lal
Wash EOnls

Eyer shown In JOhnst0wn, in silks. W00la1s a.
Wash Goods.
Having taken advantage OF several f1rseil.-3
ssales Of Dry Goods on our recent tEptJ che ha-
ern Markets. We can oiicr y0u Bargains
Never Before Heard Of in This Ciig-
One lot Printed India Slk, regular Coz. glois
We bought them and offer them % you as .llg q
they last for zoe.
One lot real China Printed silks nine psas
only. in Polka Dot and Palm Patterns an assr-
ed lot. . 70 - inches wide, regular sc. qa-I;
90 In the sale at soc.
Eight pieces Changeable surah, 70c qualify .
IN this sale al 25c.
None Of above goods can be dup,icaieL
In addition to above lots Of SIX we have pr
regular line Of Printed silks a. wel AS in Ta
cOlOrs in China, India, Surah, Beugalus, 81
Fancy Trimming SILKS
Also, large line Of Colored and Black NJ
and Brocsde silks, % match the new shade Z
Dress Goods.
Exclusive Patterns in Dress GJOls-Ne A.
showing over one hundred different plt,---s
exclusive designs and styles. no -Eo --iie =
one Of our special patterns and Jon win 1l. p
your neignbOr 20 have one Ike yogrs. fl- ~
Of COlOred AID Black Cashmere and Henr1
ranging in price from 2jc up % the aaesi g -A-!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
The Excellence

OF our Black and Blue Serge
Suits is manifest. The sal,
Of them has been enornlou.
away ahead Of our antiei
pations. L h e continued
pressing demand says-nou
enough to see US through
tie season, So another hun
dred Suits are getting read,
for the tables.
The cloth in the Blaal
and Blue Serses are mad,
by Folwells Collin gsw ool
Mill, Phila., Pa, and ar,
guaranteed by them not tt
fade. We guarantee tile max
ing and fit beside.
The cloth in the $l2Blael
mlBlae Serges are made
by the Washington Mill, ..
Lawrence, Mass, makers o
the best Serses in America
Suppose you want a ST
or SD light eolored suit, yor
could get one here of AZ
nice cloth, as nice pattern
as nice style, as good trim
ming and good fit for SG.5t
don't You think we'd sci
you your snit.-Look in oul
side case, but don't look to-
long. Come in and IL,
EN- on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The siX.ruuud contest between
horlarity and Myers gof Colorti1Jis
down Tor to morrow night at the PeU
ples.s Theatre. Both mon are la ak,
cel'ent trim aud a hot hsht may b.
expected. IN interesting feature of
the Dlll vii. he the first Appearance OF
the boy wonders jack Galley, JraIl
years Old ana Ion HaIey ia vOat !
Old he Toys are sud to even riyaI
frank Hogan. All mo bolts on IN biIi
fighting 71'''
Leuis spath ana IIaaecEsr are az
pected to have hot 20. Nensa i,
meets zimmerman, lfauk FHrlay mn
Damn Coughlnn OF PA'Il, Hint ~
IOe It's Joe Lrud aud los AIler a,
fliila., at % lbs shepherd ana %elI.
ef ct u FhtlH.. At 80 lis Juhifny
DeI'ln OF New Castle meets an nj.
known. u
-, a great tight Will be put up bstween
TOM Moriarlty. OF Boston, CHAMPION
lahlher Wei ght oil the New lsnrinnty
sstntes md NJ. Coyls, Prof. BlIy Nc.
lean most promising pro:sge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The party visited the public schools.
the new and handsome 7j1.UOD Prespy.
teIiRn Ehut eli, aud other places of in
terest In this enterpuiStng little Ches-
tot County town. Of some live thou.
sand Inhabitants.
Inc return trip wGs made at O'Clock,
arriving IN our city few minutes al.
Ter O'Clock, well pleased with their
trip. The idea Is to try and iufuse
enough lilo and interest among st the
people Of our city To put upaY. NJ. q.
A. building that will bs credit to
every citizen OF Wilmington. This
thing can and will no doubt be done
Who VIII start the movement by maxi.
ing liberal donation. Wilmington
with over siNty.iiyo thousand innnDi.
lants, should De able to do what Il lit.
tls town the size OF Coatesviile has
done Tor It's young men.
Why cannot Wilmington's rich m on
do as much for tho Delaware how ~
MIR. j. IL. King suys enough money
can be raised in our city to erect even
haEdsomor building that viii be an
ornament and monume MT to the
citizens OF our city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
FIFTH EDITION,


After the opening OF the Superior
Court this morning by vote Of Z to S
the 1eIy In the case of Chiellnsky va.
the Hopes and Townsend Com panv'
voted to stay tomorrow and hear the
case. Mr.. Bird resumed the quota
ton pr authorities that the questIon
OF custom In the shop should lie adj
mittbd, II the evidence was shut out
thon the other side can show by wit
ness that 1t was his duty to put on
the belts and that the company had
told him to do 50.
In this case they were trying to show
that the plalntiff was not contrlbutory
NEGLIGENT and In order to do SO must
chow the custom.
MIR Spruance replied that they con-
tended on the other hand that the boy
was doing aomething he had no right
to dc, as 1t was not his employment to
do 90 At tho proper time they would
produce testimony which wonld be q
negative to the assertions already pro.
duced
He objected to the admission OF tea.
umdny for any other period than for
the me he was In the place. He would
not call thing custom which was In
use for a few days. He contonded IL
would DO preposterous for this boy in
iibPto TWIN W huoW Wuut Whs going
on ih other parts of the establishment.
The object OF all this Ia to divert the
min Ia of the Jury and to smear 1t NIL
over aud get into their minds that this
company wns not mindful of their
employees lives.
They maintained that the plaintiff
had no right to go up there to put on
the belt no more than he had to put
Goa on the fire. He maintained to
admit such question very vida
doot would be opened. The Court
said that whatever could be proven as
to custom during the time he was
there whether by orders or by pEmis-
sloll to do 80 that 1t was admissible.
Is Ut beyond that 1t did not ace that 10
shoh Id he admitted. Mr.. Bird main
talned that IL the plaintiff was man,
then the Hopes and Townsend Com
pany would prove and be allowed to
prove that the custom was for the men
TO put the belts on, and IL that was SO,
where was the difference on the other
side The court then adjourned until
go O'Clock this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The election of officers OF lh Q VII
mlngton Conference Epvorth Lea enc
yesterday afternoon resulted As foi
lows: Tho Rev. W. q. Rooms, presl.
dent; the Rev. W. p. Taylor, flrst.yice
president; Miss Anna GEM, second
Vice. president; the Rev. n. @. Budd
third vice.presldent; the Rev. A. s,
Mowbray, fourth vlce-presldent Miss
May Welsh b. secretary. and Miss Irene
Hebron. treasurer.
The evening session opened with q
praise service, led by Rev. f. b. Short
ltev. w. G. Rooms spoke about the Ju.
Inlor League, and there was sympo.
MUM on Bible study" participated
In by Rev. !, l.. Wood. Rev. ]. L. Amos
and Rev. Vaughn S. Collins. A ser.
vice OF conservation closed the con
.vention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
VIM. B. SHARP & CO
Fourth and Market SITS.

We are turning Cotton
and W COL into Silver and
Paper, with no manufactur.
ing process except that Of
low prices. The other fel,
low runs the mill. The
figures and designs of the
resulting process are differ,
ent, but quite as pleasing.
The reduced summer fabrics
are going off with a rush.
You should look out for
your share.
French Wool Flannel
We have a choice assert.
ment OF these elegant goods
which are extremely nice for
house dresses or wraps.
We've always sold them for
So and 10 cents per yard.
They are now % cents.
We have had an immense
sale on our reduced Cling.
hams and Challies, both
standard and washable fab.
rics. The 1O.eent Scotch
Gmghams for II cents, and
the Challies for 3 cents
well, nearly eight thousand
yards sold in two days tell its
own story.
We have added to this
great sale Of reduced Cotton
fabrics IL pieces fine Scotch
novelties i'll Zephyr Cling
hams-50.cent goods for II
cents.
Creponette, the new wash
goods tins season ef.
| foct, with stripes aud plaids
: are now l24 cents, instead
OF Is, and all of our elegant
assortment of Japanettes
are reduced to II cents per
yard,
Prlestleys - All,Silk,and.
Wool Dress Goods-a few
left of these magnificent
bargains; $1.50 and 81 per
yard for 30 cents. Ten
pieces, plain effects, in
Covert Cloth; 81 cent goods
for % cents per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Probably the largest business deal
ever consummated In this city was
closed yesterday between Edward Fl.
brennan of SOC Market street and
Frank J. Murphy Of III Market street,
MI. Brennan buying Tie eptIre stock,
fixtures and business OF Mr.. Murphy
In this city, representing cash trans
action Of about S40.0000 90.
Mr.. Brennan purposes merging the
Murphy business In with his own
whom he reno to his new store 23l
Market street and 2lS and go Shipley
street. and with that object in view
has retained the services OF several OF
Mr.. Murphy's employees.
During the month until June 25th.
MIR. Brennan will offer at cash sale at
III Market street the stock purchased
from Mr.. Murphy at so cents on tho
dollar. This Offers an unusual oppor-
tnnity to close buyers to secure de-
sirablo bargains In furniture, carpets,
bedding. stoves and refrigerators at
ridiculous prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

LII the Municipal Court this morn
Ing Charles Richardson, colored. fro IN
near Hockessin, was fined S3 and
costs for drunkenness. George Wat
son for the same oilense was fined tho
same amount, as was Charles Jamlson
for being drunk and disorderly.
On May Sth Joseph Stanley at the
hal at Ninth and Lombard streets.
cursed Minnie Hall, and was fined SS
by Judge Ball, aud thats it all.
The charge OF obtaining money un.
der false pretenses against Charles
Hanf and Michael Carney was dls-
missed
Edward Hogan and Edward Grace.
twp boys, were discharged, as the park
gubrds did not wish to prosecute the
charge OF disorderly conduct on ac-
count OF financial matters.
Edward Gibbons was held in 5000
ball for an appearance tomorrow
mdrning OH the charge of larceny of a
watch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

The friends and congregation of
0livet Presbyterian Church will list on
to the farewell sermon of Roy. George
u. Thompson. on Sunday evening
IIext, June Bird. On Monday evening,
June Attn, they will give him farewell
reception at the church at 8 o'clock.
Ile leaves here Wednesday morning.
June 9th. for Detroit, Michigan. as
pastor of Second Avenue Pres bytel ian
Church which pays salary OF s20OO
per annum,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Goods and low prices, "a chestnut we
Know in most cases. but good one
In ours" We have them, iirst.rate
shoes we mean, and as for prices. They
can't be beat for smallness, wouldn't
le worth while TO spend money on
this advertisement II we didn't have
shoes. A little above par in quality
and little below In price. We have a
full line OF russell shoes for mon and
women. boys and girls, oven some
thing dainty for the baby, at the low.
est prices and would be pleased to
show you our goods II you noed any.
Thing in that line. Forman's, 10 East
18th street between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Cornelius d Barr, an old veteran OF
the Mexican war died yesterday ut his
late residence No. 1873 King street, In
his 12nd year. Tho deceased formerly
resided at Winchester. Va, where he
removed some years ago 10 our city.
He Was all through the Mexican war.
He will be buried on Sunday after.
noon Mt o'clock. Interment will be
made in Riverview Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

iMCNULTY.-In thls city. on May Goth,
1881. James MeNuity; OF US West Sec
ond street.
Relatives and friends are Invited to at.
tend his funcral from his late residence
Iyy?S West ID street on saturday at pa. ln.
High mass ut ST. Paui's Church. Inter,
ment Cathedral cemetery.
MONA lioN.-On May slth. 1894, Mary
| daughter OF Kate sui van and tho lalt
| William Mcmahon. aged H..
| Relatives AID friends are invited 10 at
tend her funeral from the residence OF
her siep'fathcr, ll35 Peach street, on
Saturday morning, June =. High mus
lat -. Mary'S Church. lnterment at New
Cathedral Cemetery.
RlCE.-0n May 30 1891. salmon W. Rice,
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 mt
tend the funeral II M his late residence
tatO Z. 9Th street. on sunday afternoon al
: oc,o ck. Services ut tho house inter.
lment at Wilmington aud Grandywinu
Cemetery.
Gone but not forgotten.
! De"rcst father. thou has lert us
And our loss we desplv feel, '. ....
hut It's Il cd that HTS bur II us
lie can ali our sorrows heal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Robert Nier of this eityIn the Try
ington Milhurne road race yesterday
finished ninth and won line Ra IN biol
machine. Had not hls wheel be.l
broken by another rider running into
hlni he would have finished better. His
time was 6,4j. lie rode n Fowler
machine, and II Is likely that he Will
he presented with one of these ma.
chimes, rs the makers offered one to
the man who ilnlshol nearest the lead
OIL Fowler. When Wdir's " heel brok !,
he was compelled to ride Liberty
machine to the scratch and this NAV
dehnI him from getting the prize. IL
lie does not get 1t Leonard Pyle OF this
city, who also rode Fowler mauhin e,
aui was the next nearest tho lead on
that machine, viii get II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Bobby Burns, Of Providence, Rhode
Island. accompanied by g. j. Morlari-
ty, arrived In town this afternoon from
Washington, where las. night he
knocked out In thirty rounds Charlie v
Holoomp, who was seconded by John
Stdnnnrd. Noriarity seconded Burns.
Nil Burns will stay here until Satur-
day night and will referee the tight
between Moriarity and Myers Mr.
Burns Is anxious to meet any l32 pound
mdn In the State, and will accept any
challenge while in this city. The
light at tho Peoples Theatre to-mor-
night promises to be a scientific con-
tedi. Morlarlty Is confident Of beating
Myers while the other local pugilists
are equally sangulns Of success.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

nj oTlCE-E. Levy's Confidential Loan
~ bthuc. roDms I and 3, Exchange
building, cor. Seyenth and Market SITS.
Advances money on ersonal property Of
interest," buys and sells Watches. Dia-
mOnda and all kinds of Jcweiry, Private
consultation room ta"hed. Open evoG-
ings until O'Clock. Also furniture stored
at lowest rates u-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Tho BOARD OF directors and friends
Of the y. NJ. c. A, who visited Coats.
Vile yesterday afternoon. voted uuan.
imously to extend hearty vote OF
thanks to the Wilmington and North
Urn railroad officials for thslr great
Kindness in giving the free use of a
IRAN to make the trip. also that MIR.
W. X, Crosby and Mr.. IL. s Dow be ap.
pointed com mittee to SEQ that the
aama DO printed,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01
AWNINGS and LIDARRI
PORCH SHADES.

Get our prices-we can save
you money. 0urlIne of styles
represent all the new effects
for the season.
Japanese Screens and Parti-
eres-handsome and lower in
price than ever known. 3 and
4 Fold Screens from s. 50
Ito s..
Reed and Beaded Partceres.
81 IS to IS, in handsome ef-
fccts,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-01

Joseph Duffy to-day completed his
tSenty.ilfth year as Il letter carlior in
the employ of the Government. Mr..
DUFFY entered the post Office us clerk
IN 1863. but aftor fourteen months
resigned. In 1863 he was reappoln:ed
byPostmaster james Lewis and Logan
his twenty-five years of service on
June of that year. Postmaster Stew.
ut and stamp Clerk Garrett are the
next oldest attaches of the Office.