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Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
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Chest. II
A sad accident occurred a. : !. VI
fonriSS "A ISa mills Of William I.sSss LeSS
nSurtnr ! our. ! 30 o'clock whica prov. ~, |.
SoGe to Henry Mullen tAe miIl"''
mills. ,a In stOppll
leak %Ii in one OF the large -four lou fISp' soprl
EnowipG IeHn Vi S the danger Of the .notD.I no1
k"oTr"s in~ through the leak from fsomaus,nsd s1o,it
ioinina ioE iro chest though foreVa1pSS @ nnoS
r"unes U,ulpe OF entering before Ors,tios uvS.
the machinery LOT Fun1isn boz
sSln11Hs sSs obest and it is supposed S0TS the
Sammering SaI which stapISu =, =" slns 10
| through the leak anu u ~ tims NE comp
enye'oPoT e,nTs oPoTe his head being all y ,sp' N
ai0iSIe aioiS SO' The alarm being sr'rll ISS d
Vfars vfS,UlV was made to eztrioatS a."nid Id's b
gaoay nate man ont before tbs listS Goa''
he Mn1,in was SniWsOi was a single man nitS aS's >
Years as on ssays SST been engagea and I
b sons, ftSt as a 9 asrrppsstwortby \
pointed the position OOnntifed Il and \
steIy proceeded TO 'n'
Ioident.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
MAdIaAIN NOIea.

Dl. Darmon was visited yesterday
by a number OF persons who desired
medical advice. He was kept quite
busy until late hour, and to-day he
has been favored with anumber OF calls
Indicating very clearly that his medi.
cines generally afford relief The al
fiicted can consult him without cost al
he makes no charge unless medicines
are prescribed. His rooms are at Our
Market street. Remember his stay vii
be short. Sunday office hours from II
a, IN. to 7p. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
.FOURTHEDlTION
ChnrEea with koepinG . Disorder
ly HOUSE.


A young man named Reece Pyle had
a hearing on Thursday before the MAY or
on the charge of keeping a disorderly
house. Pyle has tobacco and segar
store on the corner of Taylor and Kirk
wood street, and the lady who made
the complaint occupies the dwelling
part OF the house that is very much
annoyed by crowd that assemblies at
the place In the evenings, and en- satul-
days, She had seen persons pay money
in the place on Sundays, and come ou'
with segars. Several OF the neighbors
testified to the noise around the place
and the defense showed that Pyle Wal
seldom there, and intrusted the place Il
q small boy; that If these things wer'
done, it was without his knowledge ol
consent. The Mayor said that as ~
was the proprietor, he was responsible, 10
and imposed o find of $4 and costs TO
violating the Sunday law. He aist
adjudged him guilty ofhaving disorde
around the place, but remitted the hne
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
nKnr,R Court.

There were large number of specta-
tors present at the hearing last evening
The first case tried was that OF Peter
Panmotz an Italian CrganEgrinder, VINO
is the happy possessor OF monkey IL
was charged that the monkey had en-
tered a second story window and when
"A lady who was in the room drove MN
out with a house cloth, the man cursed
her in mixed Italian and English. The
Mayor adjudged him guilty OF disor,
deriy conduct and imposed fine OF d
and COSTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
MAKfAtFRIe's Gas Q.

Last evening Mrs. Chesney, the prose
cutting witness before the Mayor in the
case of Reece Pyle, was charged be-
fore Magistrate Vandegrift with per
iury. In this case Mr.. Pyle was the
nrosecutor and had a number OF wit
nesses present TO susGain the charge.
The Squire patiently heard the testi-
mony aud decided that the charge was
NIT SUSTAINED and dismissed the case.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
InIarautinE Services.

Many improvements having been
made to the Sunday School rooms and
about Scott M. E. Church, special re-
opeding services will be heldto-morrow.
Rev. i. L. Tompkinson, q former pas
tor, will preach in the morning. In the
afternoon the sunday Schools will meet
in their newly furnished rooms. Ad,
dresses will be made by Sunday School
workers from the different churches
and good programme of music has
been prepared.
Preaching in the evening followed
by pray or service. The public are cor
daily invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
OJOmnaA1nT.

Last Thursday gentleman inserted
nm advertisement in the REPUBLICAN
for a young girl to attend a place tf
business. The advertise was pub
lished again yesterday and this morn,
ing he called at the office and said tha'
unless it was taken out he would have
to hide himself or leave town, as ne
was completely overrun vita appll,-
,cants. 1he "want" WAS discontinued
but the incident speaks louder thar
words of the value Of the REPUBLICAN
ns an advertising medirm.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
StckHeadaehe.

Said q gentleman in our store 1ew
daVs ago, I suffered intensely with
Sick headache even to losing time IN
business, until l used DR.. Simms veg
etable Liver Pills. He says they ar
the finest pills he ever used. we nave
heard hundreds say the same In oui
store. 25 cents for family box. Depot
4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
WhatI,oan ttMenn?

There is;a number of strange men en- the
streets Of this city to-day, many Of whom
have the appearance Of tramps. AS
several we'll known Democrats were
seen conversinR with some of the strang'
Ors, it will be we'll for Republicans to
keep a sharp eye ON them election day,
as there is not much doubt they have
been brought here to vote the Demo-
crat ticket.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

If fyou suffer from Liver Complaint OF
Disordered Stomach, why don't YOU
try a bottle of May Apple Compound,
It costs less than other medicines anu
is a purely vegetable preparation ana ana
you can get it at Belts or Danio1th ~
drug stores. 1t is manufactured pS
Stoner and Thompson, Henry olay'
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
sntrArIeu,n opening.

This evening Sutterley & Go. viii
have grand opening at their new re
ception rooms, No. 3O4 Market street
when they will be opened to the public
for the first time. The firm extends
cordial invitation to every body to stel
in and sec what beautiful place the!
have prepared for the accommodated
of their many customers.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

ACARD.-Io all who are suffering from
the errors Of indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood; etc;, T.
viii send q recipe that will cure you. FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was uls"
covered by missionary In south America.
Send selt.addressed envelope TO the REV.
SV;tI, SWDh' IA OCtll.1ydhW
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
EleoIed.

At A meeting of the Delaware AVG
mus Baptist church last evening, s. K,
Ball, Esq, was elected Superintendent
of the Bible School with authority 70
select his associate officers and teach,
era. Mr.. B takes charge Of the school
this coming Sabbath.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
Making Voters.

About 25 more naturalization papers
we're granted by Judge Bradford in the
United States Court yesterday morning
This makes about 80 or 60 during thus
week. Before the Court adjourned II
was announced that all persons duly
qualified could procure their papers To
day or Monday.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
Cheek oRB.

In the great checker contest now In
progress at Boston, Mass, the contes'
tants, Messrs. Wylie and Barker ap-
pear to be pretty evenly matched, as
The following score, will show Wylle,
I. Barker. 1: Drawn, 19.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
nrasa Pnrnae and Inspection.

Tomorrow morning between $50 and
o O'clock the second weekly dress pa.
rade and Inspection of the police will
take place at the city hall. The men
presented fine appearance last Sunday
and we're highly oomplimenied by the
Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
-r~..,Iau, Oponlng.

Mr.. d. P. Smytb, who for q number
of Years has successfully conducted the
isweirv business ct No. 81 Market
Street having determined to retire, Of
fers his place for sale. This Is o splen.
did opening for young man, as tnt
place has been established many years
and is one of the best stands In tn'
CITY,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
New BOOk.

stansbury Murray Of No 8 Frencn q
street ia now engaged in getting up
book known as the Travellers dnide;
On one side of the cover will be printed
his plaoe In history and on the other
tba wales celebrated cent cigars.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
nAIRnSssII's.'

Ladies seal cloth coats, jackets and
dolmas. Ladies' cloth jackets ana
dolmas, some very handsome imported
ones. A good line Of misses coats az
our usual popular prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
-c-p,ank wHlh' /,

os%Tsay cS1 convenience sHSs %'Ho5't q % 81, , =
haV have laid a plank plank W "f'n Front pp'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
urudervonr and Hosiery"

in great abundance for gentlemen,
ladies and children, at lowest possible
prices to be found OF Russelps popular
Bee Hive.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
bargains n~rEGIuslI Barg aims \

If you want to get furn 'ture and bed
ding now is the time t. buy as L. +.
Adair, 2O7 Market street is selling out
his entire stock at greatly reduced
prices to close business.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

r0OR SAL E-AN ENTIRE SQUARE, 1856
n feet by 2b7 IT 8in on Front street close
10 line of Halt. g. Ohio X. h, accessible 10
Ii orse ears and with good natural ssweTaSe S
could be had on easy terms, ana u re"i "eA
gam ~ AZ HEALD & 90.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
over Coats AM d Suits.

For A nice over coat or a nobby suit
call at L Heiss' No. East Ihlrd stFee''
he has all the latest In market
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
OrnahH a HtIl

are Offering splendid value In blankets; NdG
don't fail to see them. 2@o anC ~"
Market st.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
Mnnle0.

A boy who can read manuscripts 70
work in a printing Office Apply NJ
REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

Dress GOOOR. Dress Goods
at popular prices, Wainwright, No. 3l2
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

For large 2b cent oysters 60 to Han
na's. COZ Jefferson St.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

Black silk lining quilted IN
diamonds, double diamonds
and zig-zags, 90 cents and
$1.OO. |
Black S attn of two
widths, quilted, $50. |
Black silk, shot with gar
net (changeable, black and
garnet). very wide, suitablel
for lining seal sacques and
circulars, S1.5O.
Colored Satin and satin
rhadame, quilted in dia
monds and zig-zags, Sl.5O;
many colors and new ones
coming all the time.
The hardness Of this
generous provision of quilt
ed Innings is SO great as to
cause surprise that the like
hasn't been done before.
Besides nobody seems to
understand how such prices
can be made.
JOHNWANAMAKER.
Next-outer circle, south entrance 10
main building.
Italian cloth, or Farmers
satin, quilted, is preferred
to silk by a great many
wise people. because it is
more durable costs less and
is wider IS cents. OF
course it isn't so pretty ;
and doesn't feel so luxu-
rious.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Third circle, southeast from center.
Here's silk-and-w Ool
mate lasse for overdresses,
one of many. Great flow
ers of black silk floating IN
sky of gray mist. $780,
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Outer circle, Thirteenth street entrance
Cordury suits for littl'
boys; dark blue and mouse IS
$3.50 ; dark-green, $3.50
t because the green happen
to be scarce.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
West of middle aisle, toward Mark
q street.
i We said we hadn't cal
) pet trade enough. 1t be
n n gins to look again as if W
10 . had enough. If we wan
Io any more We'll say so. In
= fact is there's a great de-
Ct more than we can do. "
d can sell carpets enough; I
IL difficulty there; but maxim
and putting down take roo
a and work.
e. e. We can sell any quantit
1G 1HG9 of rugs There's no wol
N in them. Have you SET
N m the new rugs called Smy
ed ed ma? AS thick and full al
y; y; rich as you can imagine
o. made right here in the cit
made out of wool chenil
ed no mystery about then
Az II and not very costly; ST.
.b- .b to $50. We have also
bat goodmany India, and ott
'Ss he oriental rugs.
ed , JOHN wANAMAKEI
lal, North gallery.
A windowtul of Fl
ID an shoes at 1919 Chestnut
F: worth looking at. Ev'
oed Cei shoe bears its price, VIII
can be read from the si'
walk.
'l2 The worst thing abe
marking goods in the "
ory, dows is that the other
re. lows watch us so, and Il
rom . 7. go right home, and m
II tho 70 their own down to our
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

supporter Underwear 2osts'
not soiled or damaged at WainwrightS
3l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

T1UBIIO SALE OF A BUILDING LOT
at Drake \ Co.'s Auction Room, NO; u
EAST Fourth street, on SATURDAY, Tcr,hsd S1xoO as
taiows. Situate on the southerly side OF
Wa Waw ssett street between Jackson st. an and
the Ma Kings Road being 81 by 100 II. The
sboy LOT will be positively sold.
pA.7-a.n DRAKE & Co., Auotioneers'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
BlanKeIM and Quilts

large stock, low prices, Wainwrights
312 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

gxFANTED-T0 AGENTS, LADIES 0E
w gentlemen, to sell 1ne holiday WoiKs. iSs:
SALARY or commission. Address W. M. lhls
office.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

TxTANTkD-A GOOD WHITE GIRL FOR
w house work. Apply at III W. Seventh
otnrSa, Iowa lt)
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GET YOUR
butter, eggs, cheese and country pro
duce is at NICHOLSON h BALL'S, EHs'
WI 0V' OcSl-Ut"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

IVY ANTED-2 GOOD ROOMS, FRONT
w and bacK, on Market street petWGeh
o'A 0HN '' nov4.1tt
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

Grand Lunch, D., }
s.p.r K.ss' q, R;5. 2Ra ,;sss'. Ssa;'''' :
A, Hepze, ia hiUA
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

xTANTED-SITUATION TO WAIT On
w an invalid or housekeeper IN smsii
family In city or countryi goSu reLeioLTU, S W"1
Address MRS. n ate AELA1A -, a.. iva
lC7, wilmington, Del. AoFS-'"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

TCOR RENr-1 SECONDSTORY FRONT
h room, furni5 cd or unturnished, WIN
nse nj Kitchen and dining room, also oatn' ~
AOS Market st. hofA-O'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Outer circle, Thirteenth street entrance

Cordury suits for little
boys; dark blue and mouse
$3.50 ; dark-green, $3.50
because the green happens
| to be scarce.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
HOTlCES,

N7OTICE-ALL PEnSUES ARE Foh.
~ bid trusting any one on my account as
/ viii pay no bills after the undersigned Gate
unless contracted by me personally, ora VIII
ten order signed by me: .,o1r
WILMINGTON, oct. 3Oth, 1882. noV+ott
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
JOHNWANAMAKER.

Nextouter circle, south entrance 10
main building.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

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Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

italian cloth, or Farmers
satin, quilted, is preferred
to silk by a great many
wise people: because it is
more durable costs less and
is wider IS cents. Ot
course it isn't so pretty
and doesn't feel so luxu'
rious.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

Here's silk-and-w O O]
mate lasse for overdresses,
one of many. Great flow
ers of black silk floating in
sky of gray mist. $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

uYANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework at 30S L. 4th st. n4tlt
xNJ ANTED-CI EN- PLEMEN BOARDERS
w at Sl5 ratnall st. hoV4-N
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

4 TIE I
|iAirty J
|nads /
eAlldrea
tlhzens
|lAsislatr
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

JOHN WANAMAKER.
West of middle aisler toward Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

West of middle Market-street en-
trance.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
JOHN WANAMAKER.

THIRTEENTH 3 MARKET
STREE RS ANDOITY AALLSQUARE,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

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Daily Republican., 1882-11-04

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Daily Republican., 1882-11-04


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Smyrna times., 1882-11-29

Several Philadelphia churches have ~.
already given out contracts ioi ~" mon
ING Christmas evergreens'
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29

Rev. i. L. II Jherker writes to the
Conference Yorker, that every dollar IF
the debt 1911, ,32Sl on the new church at
Cambridge was liquidated at the dedi-
cation on the 10Th inst.
The Dorchester & Delaware railroad
running from Cambridge to Seaford,
Delaware was offered at public sale
at Cambridge, yesterday. Only $22, 900
was offered and the sale was with
drawn.
Wedding SeRSdtiOn-The report of
two church weddings one evening last
week at llillshOrO, to take place at the
same hour in the Episcopal and NJ. E.
Church, created quite sensation in
! the town. and the interest was greatly
multiplied when it was learned that the.
self same couple would be made one in
! both churches. First the crowd suryed
into the Episcopal Church, where the
! rector sat III surplice, and with book in
, hand, i'll cOntented waiting for the
! happy twain to arrive; then when some
one reportc that the wedding would
! take place iii the other church in verv
few minutes, the surging was pell-mell,
and at double quick, or quicker, in the
direction "f the latter, where Rev. Mr..
Burke was in waiting inside the chan
Gel, with book and license too, in hand.
Promptly ut the hour the smiling two
arrived and in IA few minutes were male
one. The regret was that the di,ap.
pointed divine could not also be accom-.
modated. He was the victim of d
mere misunderstanding started by al
o!icious friend. who had been, it WA.
thought, too freely indulgin2 in tn,
ardent.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29
.u,,7cH SERVICES.

.,,,.r EPISCOPAL. .-Sunday-Preach
I.BrRY NEiIIo N. AMI ~ pm. sunday school
ins at w: Prayer Meeting thursdays al
7l5PN' v,,rrsrANr EpIscuPAL.-Sunday-
81 PEfBR st iSIs A. NJ and "a Pm. "Wednesday
1fni s@ %% 1rT y 5@iaSa hn nsSo4 s"%s@y 7S""'
sunday !rSSslM. At frsys
and ~ Fridays T. al 5i9p.M. RevJr,Cms'cd
Pastor o,l Fellows Hall-Second sunda!
CArllOIc. ',.,itn AL 10 a. NJ. and : p. NJ. keE
t;i,' o. e;;'iB 5. bradford P"'''r' -
tt' METHODIST EPISCOPAL VC"Inrtdl.-
CeSrESSlAL Preaching at lu>~ \. NJ. and p
Sir SnT ,;eo.H Waters Pastor - v,.,
H'' WrruopI,r ErI-cnrAL-S sunday Preach
WRcaH FIJI ai TO-, l. and - P Vi "e' A. : ''"'''
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29
%otice 10 Advertisers.

o.r.on. having Advertisements, Or want
Ie,hsnCrs in their advertisements, III the
lrg Tiyrs r.1' @iIl please have them IN the office
I'M, llTTmesiny afternoon, at q clock.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29
Maryland Items.

A thousand bushels Of corn were
raised on ten acres on the almshouse
larm in Carroll county this season.
Beniam d. Hackett, well-known
and wealthy citizen of Dorchester
county, died suddenly on Monday last,
ofapOplexy.
Smallpox is dangerously prevalent in
Easton. Beth colored and white peo-
pie are afflicted. Among the sick are
pupils of the High School, and there
are cases right in the business heart oi
the town.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29

The vnlumes Of the Magazine begin with the
Numbers for June aud December of earh year
When no time is Speritied 1t Will lie nnher>t""n
that the subscriber wishes TO begin with the cur
rent Number.
The last Eight Volumes OF Hdrper's Magazine.
ia neat cloth binding. will be sent by mail. post
,aid on receipt of So on per vnlnme. Cloth Cases
f,,r binding 80 cents tach-by mail, postpaid.
Index IL HUrper's Mdgd=inc Alphabetical: Ana
IIti, al and Classified. IOr Volumes to 90. inrlu
sive from June 1850. to June 1880 one vol. Sv0
Cloth 81 90. -,
Remittances should he made by Post Once
Money order or Draft to avoid chance Of los -
Ne,csDaDerS are nat to cOps this Gdrertisen ut wth
| ont tbe erDress order Of HARPER x BROTHERS.
Address HARPER & BRO1 HERS, New forS
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29
crcaE1 SOCIETIES..

t,n;r. 80 IL \. +. ~ M.-Mee'> e''Si
HNE%i2TThS 2Thrd thursday evenings o. ""r.' month
al '''"1', IopGr. No. II. q. O. T Meets
NoGSISif ,G;1; friasy idsy evening. at ; "'cloes,
ever! FxcAMrMEXr, Ne. Meets second
,i IfoGrlh Tuesday evenings eli f"''' '""'n al
sycnck ...,. ,1,.,,r. ..,,,,,,.
.rye< No A. 0HpTf yenng Gf at ll7rtis%rs "rt
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29
MONEY MAKES 7Es MARE Eu,"
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
There's iashtug mare, well known to ALL
,XIraN aghnCp' her name Is;
And if sometimes she show her heeis'
Piea~e tell me where the blame is?
The mare is kept in stable tine.
Aud driven as a leader;
But an the owner gets III dent
For Oqts uii which To feed her.
Obtaining iced OIt tick. OF course
He gives the daintiest tair.
And keeping. her an credit gains
Credit for Keeping the mare.
But b;ll> for oats run up 81 last.
they make the owner l,Ok blue -
Tn ugh brYhtth, morn there comes high''
A night with IL failing due
The future. once ~ iIh promise bright
OF hule affords no ray.
For stepS toward IL but mature
His promises to pay.
He mounts his Steed III hopes 10 drive
Away from trouble and care!
She hans to make an aw ful break.
And ah lie breaks with the mare.
Chorus Money makes the mare go.
but the mare will tire
SDir her and she will throw
Her rider In the mire.
Ii,ten, then. my readers
I'll ask question fair;
Who among the people
is riding on the mare?
Face the music hOldly.
And heed the closing notes
VIM kPeps the daShing mare,
And gets in debt for Odts"'
NOTE.
There Is one thing very certain.
Which here will declare.
THAT garments bought at the Tower
Are moi Oais 10 feed the mare;
For everything there purchased
i ut price NO small
| That none can be ertTdudgGm
| Al the famous Tower Han.
with econ my In all things.
such AS Is prarliced there:
No man W .uld yet ~ deht for od@
TO Keep the dashing mare.
wgsHALL KEEP PACE wIra THE TINES: and Sr,op 1o9
carefully arler the interest m ~ ot ~ ~ u.eySoid
mey gc Ss and rfIs 10 matter how w either the mark
org other may brTs ws P1fs PSnRsiains sH
ace shat seeP oaIS ne same qualify Of clnthig O
..' su.e 'nas nsa ,hr iowe-t &. the city. GAkl n
MAST %WAsTEN & ALLEN. Tower Hall. NOS oio anu
Market street. Philadelphie.
Smyrna times., 1882-11-29
1888.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLTSTRA

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