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Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
Fatal Accident.

Greensborough Cannon, who resides
near McDonougD,St Georges Hundred,
met with fatal accident on Sunday
last. He had visited Delaware City
and as he was returning holue his horst
took fright, and becoming unmanaga-
bic Mr.. G. was thrown out Of the car
riage and his head striking t. stone al
the corner of his yard, he was so badly
injured as to die in about two hours al
forwards. Mr.. Cannon formerly resid-
ed in Sussex County, and was about 6O
years Of age.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
Dr. Ni1nms'

White Pulmonic Balsam the now great
leading lung and throat remedy. The
very perfection of lung medicines ELL
dorsel by thousands-even hundreds in
our own community, including doctors,
law yers, cIergymen and editors. Cures
coughs, hoarseness, sore throat, blood
splitting, Group, &c, and will positive.
ly prevent consumption. Sold by all
dealers. Main depot, 4th aud King,
Phila. 602 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
The humber ofPensions.

so far applied for by impaired soldiers
is 432, GAO. To-day pension pending
prosecuted by ex-City Treasurer Fran
els Vincent has received this number
1t is for a soldier Of Company f, 4th
Delaware Regiment. This does lot
include the number f,r mothers, wi
dows and children. They are separ-
ately numbered.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
BltghteL Cotton.

The new "top crop" of cotton, which
had been stimulated by the warm fall
weather, in South Carolina, was blight
ed every where by last Fridays frost,
The same frost, extending to the Guf,
did much damage to the sugar cane in
Louisiana. A longshoreman named
Johnson was frozen to death in skiff
at New Orleans, and u Mexican nam
ed Lopez was found frozen to death in
the street at San Antonio, Texas. The
temperature fell to ten degrees below
zero at Grand Falls, New Brunswick,
Yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Thou shalt not choose for thyself any
other clothier, thou shall not bow dowI
to them nor listen to their speeches, 70.
Nathan Leiberman, the peoples cloth
ier, Is the most reliable dealer, anG
never misrepresents any articles.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

A UCrlON SALE
FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS I!
viii be sold at Drake h Cos, Auction
Room, No. East Fourth stree, commencing
On THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. LIST, l 81.
at O'Clock. p m,
The entire stock of n l.rge retail house, OF
Philadelphia, CO.'S sting Of Bohemian Vases,
Cologne sets t6rian Goods Ma lalca Toys,
&C., suitable 70 holiday presents. ! he abyve
goods = III be opened for inspection On " ed
nesday evening and Thlrsday. Special ac-
cUmmC citations for lad es hOv2S If
DRAnE Y co ,Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
ReAl Holman.

Prof. Holman Is a biologist and
scientist of acknowledged ability, and
his exhibition at the Opera House
Thursday evening, should meet with
the success and patronage that 1t mer-
it's. The exhibition OF the beginning
of matter upon which life is founded is
truly marvellous. Have you ever
Thought of these things? Don't fail to
hear him.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
slrsu red.

The house of Charles Lecsrpentier, at
Rockland, which was destroyed by
Are on Monday last, was insured in the
Farmers Mutual Insurance. Go. for S3,-
900. 1t is supposed this sum will about
cover the loss sustained.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

h RtNt.-lhE FARM BtLONf-
4,o the estate of :. B Davis. de-
'. ,tu!,e on the aDcaster Tu npike,
2 tAs Ciy OF Wilnin. ton, and con
Egbout s. acres, sui,able for trucking
E1fming. hP yto
b FARRA, Real Estate Agent,
GA kibs street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Thou shalt have no cause 10 look else
where, for Nathan Leiberman, the pop
ular clothier, has the largest assort-
ment of ready made Clothing to b.
found in the State.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

lR RENT THE GERMAN II ALL
tt evening stciableS or respectable
Ia Apply a.AN F.ench rect.
Oya2 ~
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
THBTENGONMiNDMENTA
Keep them and thou shat
Make Money.
l .

Thou shalt have no other place tc
buy clothing except at Nathan Leiber.
mans, S. f. corner Fifth and Marke,
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

On RENr.-A DE.SlKAl LIE DAlR lRi
h-E, tie proper y know as the Oak
.bra. ,CntB ming l0s acres of very pro-
DE aud about 81 miles from Whining
q a- Lancaster pike, opposite the Oak
she'd house. Posses ion given on
ri .ia. Apply personally or by letter
JOSEPH II. URn,
..NG-kets'reet, Philadelphia, Pa. .
m,djhW
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

X RENT. SIX NEW D ROOM ED
houses, Al Tenth ant Scott streets $40
ponth. HEALD 4 co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

,ur-uNEN NEW HALL SAFE,
OK sa ant of use 44x3O inches, ontside
o' combination look inside
,spl'ssAlss,n, s.ls,, ir provement will bo sold At y
fh ,' .np.ed for at once, at S3l Market
s.ila Il Npi novb-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

s,IyAT A BARGAIN -TAREE
Stow s,o-y brick houFes, with 3 rooms
Y wv mOussli rxoet, between I.obdell and
I~"' " THOMAS X. LALLY,
=, eO21< Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
0y's bdltss.

We have filled tho stock Of the sizes sold
out last week, and you will find what suits
you. Economy to come. Save time and
money. JNO. W. .DIt,FENDORFA 4 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

AMELIA BOY FROM SlNIETN
10 seventeen yOars ofage can tnd per
U. emp o!meM IN the p'e ess rooms al
The JAMES \ WEbBS
ffAtIIS and Stationery Company,
''u IA n ark. sire t.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

hNFED.-BpiRDERS PHEASANT
Ec )pa-st ty front room, with heat
p SllAb'e for gentleman and wife or
|seltl' man Also t4bie boa .ers. ap-
'i ldtAd!i stTeef. novl6-lmO
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
DUBLIC SALE.
viii be sold on the farm OF the subscriber

THURSDAY, DECEMBER S, 1891,
at 0oclock A. NJ,
2s head OF colts and pair of large mules.
Cors sting Of 0 coming 4 to 9 years old, 6
coming 3 years old. b ming 2 years old, 7
coming year old next spring, and 4 brood
mares In the first SIX is u Long leland
chief stallion. years old; Dam by LexiDH-
ton. Mot Of these colts q Hambietonian;
two by Millirgtons ku"x.
IERNs-Negptiaole nota IL months, inter-
est from day OF sGle.
No post lonemert on account OF weather.
II. l.. CHI KCHMAN,
nov2S 9tDaltW stanton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Ngssl.E SOME SHARES OF DEL.
PAR K. h. stock ifaIrlicd for pro apt
ur At / tiALD l. co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

s,Ig-S' XTEEN TwO-STDRY
Eh snn On, lhree-stOry snd one three.
loo'', .nt dwelling in different parts Of
sf Hs pr,re. from 100 TO $1,000 In
be at'' JAW JESS L BINGHAM,
,lrG SO West Seventh STREET.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

N.ED-A BARBEa. Apply AT
DRI q STORE,
'la hlng streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

!tn- J 40 BOARDERS IN PRI.
N a,e iaIniiy, 1T u Robinson street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

IN or EXPERIENCE WISH ES A
fAaaVsu IN a Hour and feed store or
la grocery store; unlersta, ds cut
ly eM GOOD Ieiereaceg!ven. In
(No. 81 East Niath street nOy2st At
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
I v .

Thou shalt bring thy children and
thy children's children to Nathan Loi.
berman's clothing house and have them
fitted in the most elegant style at great
ly reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

kS saLE.--s T. ERR Il SECOND.
.iEa yayohs. at fttteen.n ana Market
W aa.i0t! d. hfiRNAU9H.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

EhD.--A GIRL FOR GENERAL
u ,.@"'rG 10 a small family at 100
A'reet nov2s!2t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

,ttp GOOD CARPENTERS. AP.
T @Dt.7.n AAkLAN CAUSE,
peIasare avenue and Madison st.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

IRS4LE.-pKlNE TN THY HAY
blt tn, load or ton. App, at N. +, cor.
n ,lI range streets. moves 6t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

ARRIVED AND
J SWELL BoDY CUTTERS"
,, s,gIcs Now Is the time to pur'
|Sr he.', 10 ~, got them at reasonable prices.
EySM" s' W. Y. WAkH ER.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
Kilt SuflH,

No stock equals ours. 1t Is larger than we
ought to show In city of this size, but We want
our customers to see all the styles selling In
oaryer cities. 1t 10 economy to buy one Of
them for your boy.
JNO, W, DIEFENDOkF 4 90,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
FOR SALE.

.,ryARM or e5 ACRES NHak YAK
WM. Cuoa 'tao,vh u,cne mouse, iraino barn and
!, e. T., good g2o,di,StmT. s'u"' also blacksu th and
Tf~oee oatGul,u, an5 tenant houses. 2apple
.,..rlsdght sh.; s,;9sr T fruit trees, Sacres v ga.
s'.s.ra aud s o."0tf ~ excellent mesdow. Ihis
am duci'e anu wy HEALD& l. co.
s,.yHN ---------------
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
Chil6renss ssUits,

Some new patterns to-day. Mothers make
a note Of this on your memorandum for to-
morrow mornings shopping. Economy to do
1t, JNO. W. DlEFENDORF Il 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

L1v s.LE-A TWO SEATED CAR
"n r,sa IN good order, will DO sold low, as
y.. hs. nc use Tor 1t. Apply at the
-, cttic,. nOyl0-u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

nb A GOOD WHITE GIRL
|sos stleral houscwo.k. lnq ire at PIC
"' 0tfeet. LUv2l, u
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

,,i ia GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
nous'work with good reference
HLiCAH oftce. n0vZ2-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

si.D-A tI"L FOR GENERAL
"'1'e "o.k at SOC West Sixth street.
nOy26 st
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

/ Ia, t hE"AkD FOR A BLACK
J, ala p9p o;t on The list inst, com
b Stmi ne hnderwill leave tho came
a,LasadSies, 22S King street and no
nOv2v-8t
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

81 B1AkDEaS AT 4l2 KING
(srIs, p'easaht rooms and good ac-
novb5-lm
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

sss3LE-A coon SECONDHAND
n,to,s phetol, in excellent order,
J tss!d cheap, W. I. "hhNEH.
H.ti
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

...'-h GOOD CGLORED GIRL
:" Esst sixth street. reference
[ nOy.23-tf
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

\ on ALL BLACK AND TAN
ao1v F,iday morning, ef-D
hjn !; Inc hncer on re- s7
Eha,. " lhe owner, 5ll East fOurtu 81 ,
rewarded. nOv28t st
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Honor thy father and thy mother
obey them when they tell you to make
Nathan Leiberman's Clothing House
your dealing place, for then you shall
have goou goods at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

SsALL.-UN EASY II tMS, STORE
! Nd laelnng, Mo. 100 Shiple street.
ras I. J. BENNETT.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

n s,LE,-HDUSE NJ. sos WEST
Fsth street, contaIniGc nine rooms.
~. etc aapIy to u. u. CHILD,
,tsod 704 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Ar BA49AlN.-flVE
,,1R SAhn nnn,e,e Remins ton Sewing
:s.5s,,55Ss 5ss aa?.ss ns.;s and sS'sp
s%bs old 20 ''' J,P. DOUf aTEN..
W. 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

srhNr COOK WANTED AT
nlk LEI, ) Dining Saloon, 50S Mar
'ppiy immediately. nov2O-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

|booi TX ". II 1--we IN THE NEIGH
N u rsw VI seventh and Church streets.
"a'u Will be paid If left at this
novl9.lt(
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Thou shalt recommend thy friend.
and neighbors to Nathan Leibernant
Clothing House, and bear in mind that
he keeps every thing wanted in his line
and sells at lower prices than are de-
mandeI by other dealers for inferior
goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Thou shat remember that Nathan
Leiberman, the popular clothier leadt
the clothing trade in this city, and al.
ways looks we'll for good reliable
house.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

~
DRAkE X co ,Auctioneers.
THBTBNCOMMANDMENTA
Keep them and thou shat
Make Money.
Thou shalt have no other place tc
buy c.)thing except at Nathan Leiber.
mans, S. f. corner Fifth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Dol.
Thou shalt not choose for thyself any
other clothier, thou shall not bow dowI
to them nor listen to their speeches, 10.
Nathan Leibernan, the peoples cloth
ier, Is the most reliable dealer, anG
never misrepresen.s any articles.
Thou shalt have no cause 10 look else
where, for Nathan Leiberman, the pop
ular clothier, has the largest Assort-
ment Of ready made Clothing to b.
found in the State.
Thou shalt bring thy children and
thy children's children to Nathan Loi.
berman's clothing house and have them
fitted in the most elegant style at great
ly reduced prices.
Honor thy father and thy mother
obey them when they tell you to make
Nathan Leiberman's Clothing House
your dealing place, for then you shall
have goou goods at the lowest prices.
Thou shalt recommend thy friends
and neighbors to Nathan Leiberman''
Clothing House, and bear in mind that
he keeps every thing wanted in his line
and sells at lower prices than are de.
inandeI by other dealers for inferior
goods.
Thou shat remember that Nathan
Leiberman, the popular clothier leadt
the clothing trade in this city, and al.
ways looks well tor o good reliable
house.
Thou shalt know that never in the
history of the clothing business in this
city, were such bargains offered as CAP
now be procured at Nathan Leiber'
mans, S. E. corner Fifth and Marke'
streets.
Thou shalt proclaim 10 everybody
that Nathan Leiberman, the peoples
sells Mems Suits from $3.50 to
BIS. 90, and Mems Overcoats from $3.oc
TO $500.
X.
Thou shalt strictly adhere to these
commandments, and by 30 doing, you
will be constantly pleased and content.
ID with your purchases and save your
----.-- uovC- I'm .oOd
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Thou shalt strictly adhere to these
commandments, and by 30 doing, you
will be constantly pleased and content.
ed with your purchases and save your
money. noVZ-ln.oo
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

)tesd. ~ MY PREMISES ON
ny Tts' the ]Srd of November two
I nrn ne " owner may hays the same
artf and paying charges.
W. Vnion and Gilpin ave.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Thou shalt know that never in the
history of the clothing business in this
city, were such bargains offered as CAP
now be procured at Nathan Leiber'
mans, S. E. corner Fifth and Marke
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30
WANEED.

ponta. HEALD & co.
WASTED.
BOY FROM S(XIEEN
10 seventeen yOars Ofage can md per-
D. emp o!ment III the press rooms al
The JAMES \ WEbB'S
PratIHg and Stationery Conpsuy,
-" IA 10 ark sire It.
ANVED.-BuhRDERS PHEASANT
'eclpd-st ~ front room, with heat
p Sllhb'e Tor gentleman and wife or
|seltt' man Also t4bio boa .ers. ap-
''i ia'Aa!i street. n0ylo-lmO
IN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES A
Inat'sl IN a -four and feed store or
aa gro cry store; understar DIS cut
i' etc Good Ietereaceyven. In
NO Jzl last Nilth street noy2St4t
N.ED-A BARBEa. Apply AT
DRTG STORE,
'aa hlGg streets, Wilmington, Del.
.+T
ED 7 40 BOARUERS IN PRI.
a,T iaIhiIy, 1T y Robinson street.
to-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
:, .,@"'rG 10 a small family at 100
street nov2s!2t
tte GOOD CARPENTERS Ap.
NDt.7.n HARLAN CAUSE.
'''"Sare avenue and Madison at.
.hD'-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
y nOusework with good reference
"E'tBL'cAN office. novZ2-tf
itD-A tI"L FOR GENERAL
''U'e "o.k at sec West Sixth street.
nov26 st
Arp,, ----------------
"a GOOD CDLORED GIRL
"' hsst sixth street. Reference
nOy.23-tf
b A GOOD WHITE GIRL
sost stHera ps houscwo.k. lnq ire at PIC
"' street. IOv2l, tt
,.a 81 BGAkDEaS AT 4l2 KING
s,rst p'easaht rooms and good ac-
noyb5- I'm
lItvINI VIM COOK W = NTED AT
.nhk .,k ) Dining Saloon, 5OS Mar
'rp'! immediately. n0v10-2tt
ON SMALL BLACK AND TAN
sDSn In Friday morning, cs~J
nly Taly. The hnter on Re- ssE>
ha,a " lhe owner, 5)l East fOurtu ~,
Oe'a'!y rewarded. noy2st3t
W. w., hEWAkD FOR A BLACK
pnup o't on The list inst, com
St Su me finder will leave tho came
asked c, 22S King street and no
n0v2y-St
boos ~ u Z q ave IN THE NtIGH.
d rew. VI seventh and Church streets.
u Will be paid If left at this
nov19.ltf
~ A loIh INST, A BU NCA OF
suitable reward II left at this
c--- nOv20tf
.s.a,r D rO MY PREMISES ON
ny Tt!' the +Srd of November two
prona.he uwher may havs the same
AAr.f and paying charges.
.hsMES l.. MOKENNEy,
WI. Vnton and Gilpin ave.
-
X. Or CMhil Cthil parsons desiring purs
Cas " n, onenicals, or wishlcg their
ed Of II nnp private receipts csrsfull,
.ois u 1fo materials, should 10 t;
ss-...h y, Il. HRlE9HURsy,
''''st Vilp,nrton. o.
~" ALL THE PEOPLE.
sss.s ss,h :: n u, y and ,,oaw,n
.e~ oxvacted Witkoott VIVA
"SM Over thirty ysSfs -
- 6ALLAiHEK,
10 sss Marie ,st1Ss.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-30

Thou shalt proclaim 10 everybody
that Nathan Leiberman, the peoples
clotbier, sells Mems Suits from $3.50 to
S35. 90, and Mems Overcoats from $3.50
to $500.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-29
fall on another wire and cause considerable


 There are says the unusually well inform ed Washington correspondent of the Boston Ad0ertiser, at least three great schemes or enterprises which were features of the policy
 upon which certain leaders of the Republican
 party were bent short time ago. One of
 these was the scheme of interference in the
 affairs of the South American States. Anoth-
 CT was the scheme for building up new and
 powerful navy. It is believed in Washington
 that Secretary Robeson has contrived to ob-
 tain from Speaker Keller such constitution
 of the three committees on appropriations,
 naval-affairs and expenditures of the navy
 department as will make this scheme easy of
 accomplishment, so far as getting the neces-
 sary bills before the House is concerned.
 The third great enterprise is the chartering
 and subsidizing of a company to build either
 ship canal or ship railroad between the At
 lantic and the Pacific by some route
 other than that which De Lesseps
 has chosen It will be discovered
 says the correspondent, whenever the special committee which MT. Kasson vainly tried to get appointed before the adjourn ment is named by the Speaker, that it is one that means business. Sectetary Hunt de- clared some time ago to party of friends that the country was now for the first time entering upon vigorous foreign policy, and that it's sagacity and brilliancy would soon be manifest to all. He said that if he were at liberty to disclose all he knew of these plans, he should surprise his listeners So far as they affected his department, he continued, they mean the building of great navy. In fact, this is one of the chief designs of the policy. If trouble threaten abroad, of course we must have 8 powerful navy Those who are working this business know how to adapt means to ends.n
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-29
Thursday Morning, Dec. as,s1ss1.

A MEMORIAL MONUMENT.
 New Haven is honored in having been the
 birthplace of many men who have filled emi- nent positions in city, state and country ; and, also, in having been the adopted home of many who, born elsewhere, were identi- fled with our interests and achieved nation al and worldwide reputation. To this long list the last name added is Leonard Bacon, the Christian minister, scholar and states man.
 As yet no public testimonial has been erected to express the reverence and love in which the memories of these men are held by their admiring fellow citizens. The pres ent generation wAl keep the memory green of of their virtues and greatness to their chil dren; but to following generations they will become less and less known. The beauty of their personal character and great public worth will become more and more obseured as they merge into the deepening shadows ef lapsing time.
 Is it not fitting time, while the whole community is in the freshness of it's grief over the death of one of its most honored citizens, to suggest that steps be taken for the erection of an appropriate and elaborate public tribute to the memory of our eminent dead? It might be in such style of architec- ture, with pedestal, bracket and niche, that, in figure or bust, as might be preferred, those who have passed away would be brought before the public eye as constant reminders to the population of our city of to dY1fu opd aifiza,ehiv number of unoccupied positions could be left to be filled by some, who, now living will be entitled, by their eminent public and private worth, to be also placed, when they pass away. among the worthies who preceded them. How few of our present population know anything about the personal appear ance of Davenport, Eaton, Hillhouse, Dwight, Percival, Whitney, Webster, Silli- man, Taylor, Goodrich, Day, Brewster, h. gersoll, -Daggett, Trowbridge, Skinner, Fitch and many others who might be as honorably mentioned. And how much beneficial inter- sst in the record of their useful lives would be stimulated by such memorial as is here suggested.
 Will not some of our wealthy and public l spirited citizens inaugurate movement, in l 'uch way as their good judgment may dic- | ate, to accomplish this very desirable work l What more appropriate place could there be | o put the monument than in the center of l ,ur public square in the place now occupied 1 y the flagstaff? Or if that site is to be oc- upied by soldiers monument, some other | pot in that beautiful enclosure could easily | ,e selected.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-12-29
STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

To say the good die young is standing invitation for a small hoy to be bad.-Neu Orleans Picayune.
 A Greenback campaign song is entitled "Dreamers, avake!" If they awake, they will no longer be Greenbackers. Norrfstoeo'a HerGEd.
 During the ninth waltz, Oscar, pointing to his boots, remarked to Feliciana .'You can't say have no polish.'' No" said she, but you shine at the wrong end. ."-LJe.
 A Philadelphia manager thinks of cover ing the ceiling of his theatre with an im- mense mirror, so that people sitting behind big hats can see the performance by simply looking up.
 Wigglesworth met Kelly on the street this morning. q notice that Colonel Buck is dead. :" said Kelly. q want to know!'' ex- claimed Wigglesworth. 'tDid he leave any money ?" "Oh, yes"' ssHow much ?" "All
 She felt shocked. He had been intro duced to girl from Boston, and together they paved aimlessly through 8 broken backed album. "And shall you hang up your stocking?" he inquired, as they talked of Christmas. ''Sir l'' exclaimed the Boston girl, drawing herself up pro oudly and fixing her quivering glasses firmly on her nose, let me never hear you speaF 5 me again. !" And she swept grandly out of the room, while the young man went and laid his head against the frosty window pane and turned sick at his stomach. .-Rocklg1sd Courier.