davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

Tie undersigned, having been APP
polnled Special BalIitt by the Superior
court, IN place Of William II. Brady,
Esq, resigned, hereby inf'rms all per
sons doing business III the city 1t vii
miugtop, under the Act o. the General
| Assembly of Delaware, passed April B,
! 1851, entitled can Act Tor the Suppress
sion of IntemperaHce," that heprop0ses
! to enyAr upon the discharge Of has dn
| ties ulOn tho strict principle OF ti0el'
iity to the Law, in all lis several parts,
az deGued by the COurl, and With an
! impartialry that shall he just and tail
to every one Wi'A whom hi9 duties
shall bring him into contact
He further proposes 10 be courteous
| in his official intercourse, and Will eX-
meet therefore, not only Civility and
po.iteAe3s in rnturn, but alsU tu.l and
hearty cooperation from all lawful
dealers in liquor, in HIS Efforts to break
up those illegal and mIsChloYOu9 places
of resort in which minors and Sunday
drinking are allowed and enCOJ ragged.
! 1t is to these unlicensed ana CIahu6b-
tine establishments that crime owes
imuch Of its origin, aud IN their con-
tinuance the legitimate traffic In LiQ-
nor may trace very largely the suspl'
cion and odium which attaches to it,
in the popular mind. Hence it be,
comes alike the duty and interest OF
all good citizens to aid the hand OF Law
and Jus ice in arresting aid eradicAt-
| ing 30 damaging al evil from the CON-
munity. .o.
II is dee med unnecessary to say, that
while vigilance and perseverance, shall
| be constantly employed in bringing ia
inAtice all violatOrs of the lava ready
Iiisposition will at all times b. extended
toward protecting those who are in the
nursuIt of u strictly legitimate hrsl'
ness. THUs. Nj. OGLE, Special Balilh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

N ORDINANCE TO r u RI H 4 X
IN AMEND AN ORUlN AN K tN1I-
TILED AN "OkDlNBNCE TO FURTHER
AMEND AN ORDlNkNC ENlItLED
Ar CE EMIT TIED AN ORDINA hCE G. m
OEKNIN q THE HEALTH OF THEClTY.
Be 1t Ordained by tho City Council Of " IL
mingtOn
kECTIoN Strike out all Cf the nth par
agraph of Section of the OrdiGance enti-
tied An Ordinance TO further amend an
Orc inance entitled An Ordinance to amend
an Grdinance entitled an Ordnance Con-
cernir Y the Health of the City," after the
word chick at the end Of the eleventh line
Of said paragraph, and insert in lieu theresa
the following: And it shall be the duty OF
Every person VIII shall hereafter haze con-
slruct0d such prlvy wei within the lLnlts
afore, all, before wallink or Ii ing ne same
to give notice Tn rtof to the StToat ChlRis.
gioner whore DUTY 1t shall be to infpect said
prVy well, and II 1t shaIl be OF the proper
depth, he shall direct it to be puddltG and
ceiuented as aiOro aid, and after such pGd-
ding sid cane, ting shall have teen done,
such person shall Gg8iu notify the Street
Co missioner, who finding the to be
according to the provision OF this O'diDHn"e,
shall give q certificate 90 that effect, for
winch certificate th3 pGr5'n so applying 10
the Street Commissioner haD pay ice OF
Ii CGuiSs anu lllf OIl ul 40 'iJl4Di
shall maEc and reserve iecoru of ali such
eerD tcate3 issued by him, and shall deliver
at the aud # efery three months list Of the
same to the Secretary o. the Board Of dcalh
who shall transorlbo The sSH Q in Z book pro
vided Tor he pur lose. Every per,o2 failing
toc0mply wish these provisions shan fOrteiL
aad pay a h1e o. Fifty Dollars.
.sLCTIoN @ That Section IA oftbe said
ordinance be and the same il hereby amend
ed by Striking out the figure 81" after the
words ''Ihat Section" in the first line thereof
and inserting the figure so in lieu thereof
and by srisipg cut the word ''IhrQ" int he
81 sth IIpet erLOf anf I'M ertng In lieu there
Of the VOID second"
SEXTON 3.-~StrEe out all of Section II oil
sa id Oruipance and insert In lieu thereof, as
foIlvwS.-'' ecti1n 17..-All fines, fOrteituree
and penalties, incurred under he provisions
Of this ordinances thall be imposed and
made cgllec table In the same manner 40
fines, torfeitures and penalties are in posed
and made collectable for violations Of other
city ordinances
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, Della
ware, ecembur II, A b., 1882.
HENRY q. CONRAD,
President of the CITY Council.
httc:t: Il. G. FRAIM,
dec .2-2t Clork Ct City C3uncil.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

Miss Clara J. Ector Of ka0Iln Ia"
gu rnrise a few days ago, and receives
Gs6 beautiful cards besides many letter. letter.
and packages, and me , u1S,Fe Se 10 I"
her relatives for 30 kloHIy ion0i"' iva
ing her. ,.i, hos cold his farm
,ear Fairvllle, occupied by Harry " v;
W T and containing 45 acres, TO JoeI
E E"y ST near BY Mr. ". Martin Tanpl pVFs
ether A few years ago, ,.,- ~
A New Garden farmer unuet .i " "
III a heef the other day by shCotlhs ~
Hi.' frcd one shot when the frightened
an I started off with bound a .iSI
mhan lat seen mile away was s. SUI
INNING n and bounding over fences anu
hedges like ftiE Of oh1 S'S Joaers, o
Kaolin was sold at Sherltt,s SAFE o ",
s SSUIId, T and was purchased by Jame'
Wendenhall for s..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
ABOUND ABOUT w.

News In Brief from the Towns
and villages Cleaned From Ex-
changes
The Jail Of Somerset Co. has been
clear OF prisoners since Oct. 30th.
Corn has dropped to 80 cents per
burhel III the local markets. AS usual
the early market WAS the best.
| The Governors Cavalry expect TO
participate in the inauguration u Gov
eTnor StOckley.
The Milford Chronicle suggests to
Governor elect stOCkley, the appoint
ment IF d lady teacher to tine Office Of
! Assistant Superintendent OF Schools,
Petitions asGiDg the Legislature to
pass local option act in New CAST 10
county are beng circulated ior sigma
lures in Niddletown.
seven new houses are in progress Of
er' G iOr II ihn eptelprIsIng LITTLE
i,lage of Lincoln, ard about an equal
numDer are being buIlt at Harri & vi &.
The largest vessel ever built in
Freder ca, is now On the stocks for
! GOvoIt or Hall in than place. She viii
be brig ugsoI and carry about 1000
tons
Visitor, eleven years Old son OF d. Z.
W. s. Hitch, Of Laurel, came near
b. e@dIng to denth on Sunday last from
hemurlnaBs following tho extraction Of
tooth.
A Corner" ia ice ponds is the LATEST
from Smyrna. An eEterprlsing bus' =
ness man bought tho CONCEALED wat r
III the Smyrna pond and laid tribute
upon his neighborB when they desired
to ill thei. ice houses.
Jack TwiIIay, Of Salisbury, drank
! from Jug what he thought was cluer,
but which turned out u be lSe. He
suffered severely, bus recovered, and
in the future will be- more careful of
what he drinks from the shoulder,
The Episcopal charch, in Cambridge,
VIII CHI was destroyed by ire On lhanks-
Ry ng day, IS TO be replaced by d han =
some structure Of granite. The plans
ere being prepared by an architect, and
It is said the new building viii cost
about $4,000,
CHARLES A. Dunning, a well known
citizen OF Denton, nd, was found deS d
in CIrrIalo near his nome, Waduta-
day MuIn,rE, with his head hanging
JeLuecn he front Wheel and The sha. Is
A. quest Wa held and the jury
IlUuni that he had been attaCke4 by
vertigo anu fallen from his seat, His
head Vas badly cot and brui;o,.
Nj. Rohert A. Houston, WAC was
] stricken with paralysis while visiting
Seatord, Oh Friday week aud died at
the residence If lis sister, at Federals-
Ibura, Oh tie 18Th ihs vas buried from
his late f~sidenco and inferred at tie
family hurying ground ON the farm OF
late DR.. Noble, at FEEDER l,bnrI, Md,
Deceased WAS Is yeNs old and highly
respectd by all who knew lin.
A young man from 5:lIfor'l, wh1 is a
Esludrnt il the medical department Of
Tic University OF lrnnsyl vAuia, senl
tu mis- father, who ~ Phys!tiaI, Il
meat looking package. With curi3rlS
the members ct the tamilj gstne'ed
around to ace the Christmas present
Which revelation proved to be hUmas
/ skeleton, 10 which, i'll places, drie'
tlOsh adhered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

81 had suffered tweny years WIN ,I I FoE orr
disease OF he kid1cyF: hen IT, uHi"k "a "'a a,n
Remedy two days ! was SIX te'i IIITH,i T.,
now well" J'|F OA
"Nly physicians thought thaL nv w. ,cte ed
lyzed on one side. was tertltly dhI'o ,,'oa
with Rheumatism from 1879 10 'oo'' "'-
cured By HuLt's Remedy. uISnN
univ doctor pronounced my case Brlen,S
nsease and said that could live Og,y wy
eight hours. ! then took funt 3 nGiGTHii Il
and was speedily cured" M HO"p'i nl'',
"uavtn0 suffered twonty years with Ei lS,n,s
disease, and employed various Pny ra a nv
without being relieved, WAS heI ~ Tel1 %Ei}
Hnnt'E Remedy" SULLIVAN tEF MEN
II have boon Greatly benefited BY tne n u.s.
NJ HINTS Remedy, For leases oil ne Nlu
ncys and urinary rgans there iTfSY - I"SI's
pertOr.' A. u ,,,,, Dam
81 can testify to the virtue Of hunts ,sI n nav
edy in kidney diseases from actVh' !, y
lng been much benefited theTeDSIoK
.,o - arise from bed from az
attack Of kidney disease. ne Ucomnletey
not relieve me ! was nnSu -
cured by using Hr nts Ieme1y,, ,usoN
''''N - FRArKR. DtCkSoN.
novs suttored extremely with EidrS y
d,ssass. after uslng Hunts Remedy l"o u"''
was eh1'iou u i'0" GEO, +. CLARK.
81 sold in two vars (8alzel th'Tty q
thousand, one hundred and twenty D msdtcine
Hunts Remedy 1t isa Val9a,Oi.or .ilING.
for Kidney disease" W Is bhANn1N Eor
One trial will con vince yS gu pham.
sale by all Druggtstss SEM III : ~
Dhiot to ID
HUNI'S REMEDY co.. PrOVlden GO, h. Il
Prices, rs cents and $780,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

4 c' 'ir t-'1 =, He ANNUAL MEETING,
Wv. ~ ~" 20 aimeT S Mutual Fire Insnran "a
ID atthG o ,Go "uRse OF D law&ro, will be-
SSstg0 on T Gn''e 81 the company In vii
y alo ,n'onasy the It'll day Of January.
S%I9a for b T,oca, a. m, at which limo an
%sthree v voo managers of the COMPANY, to
SSrest N Nj jj" VS., VIII Do ned and enc years
q lgen,s If ' qbcpos,t noteu Will be Dayable.
@ye I9es0 y, ~ me ne company are author ,yed To-
Vi. La ,MI'C.,!1U ,,E DUPONT, President
''- SocFetaTy. DIALECT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
u, poI,ce Remembered.

william r. Lawton, 1.-The china G h"n u;
ot No, sos Market street, SEM S5o uoN fo "
ss s ND to police station yesterday b nSr
n isstTibution among the officers LhG y
n nsrs thankfully received and highly
appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

---,,,-1I-y-THE AOTr L PRupEki
ClH Sal :,iL1n,h Ward Clty Of WilminS tG4,
,l The Vi IaVe I'm, with n n5o ,o T't Of
s al les and sDeddi on a ,a' Ho 'S ess az
3d. AVA, MT' to EVANS pLNNlhd I t1t,,
b AMY Il" Eighth and h ing Huoo'S'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

.,FCHLhp-sIX FEW SnEE n,
"E ,:S EAT od'os Substantially Su' t Gs
The modern sr,,I IN Worth East cor. ON Hnh
rbt.e. L .'ut would , make a god lCca'
posTt " ,aes. Torns to suit purchasers
ii, to TE0Daa ~ i"'''' n0lSI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

n-r1Ir-MuKTGAHES, 3, 9, 7, AM
w n,- cent Not one dollaI lost Gy Us ~
~. P IEytstuents Of ;l0 5000 IN = fAS'''H
Western mol'E"e'" dec4C-tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

rr,IEKy EXHrTTOPS-n DWELL
W. 9h h1neo i Iato Of III Wilson, deed NO
W. In nnCTI street, wilmington Term.
\ 4ppIy to y, NlLhDS, Az nS' 'OnI Il W.
ES,,DT Si6 Market st. au'"''ou :"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

oR>sir-THH STOCK or MILL;
~ 'a,t and trimmings, hxturss aad good
fl ' ....' I'''' '''' de2o 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

aATEU-BUAt DErS TT sol TAT
nail St. Pleasant rOOEls and goo
%aola.lJLs; also table board, dec6s III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
ITO

w r.,., 10
+, Y, ~ L,Ni# fuR COUNTY TAXES
d. '.i.'t tLAKIS5.,iN WIi,MINttT,I%
H. '. ...,...,, "N' hayo not yet paid County
&.yII L5'IrIjy ior ,ho yeir VS., are hoTeby
E4mI TrH no 'hsy pay durin4 the pc.
VT! Iy1i nr, n' @u'o unts due VIII be collect.
N''ovSs ana the costs attached.
r.r William KYN.,
~o"g"Ior NOrthera district.
tNsu r,r' ii. BEDFORD,
- 'olItctor southern District
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

VI ANIEU-2 GOOD GIRLS econ
r,., ,Iefence required. C4ll at 81 ship.
@''' deC2l-3tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

VA Ell-btJ ARDERS AT 4l2 KING
=. ,'feetS. Pleasant rooms and god &C.
'-". A'' now j-lmE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

WASTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
I'll toners 20 huy one to nv pounds
,@1e" and very snperior tea md coffee,
\ 'a.ed in he city VI ei ewheie, and u
NJ. ma Present to eGch purchaser DRIP
IN ), No. East second 1t. del2.l2tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

s,IEOR EXCHANGE A fAhM
r,.. .crs. u,od building ana Ko.u
',rnarl and small fruitd, Apple 70
|..la4ltn No, 5 +. o.h d. uo'0.''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

rrg NJ El-ALAhGE BRl; X Btl"D
'rysut.a nle iyr e,ahonL SUoN
h. Mon. rom for steam if required Az
lpt THIS othce. u''''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

/, h KLNr-AF, FMCONl AlNlhHs.
/ s.r.,cffr.t Glars bad, good hui,d'E&
ftr.n,y If it i water E-ar nt 'uDs,
kuALa bid. Addrvss or call on J \ d II
IL Il, Mt. NuO~ 'Del uel"o u"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

H'N Ia CO.'S NEXT pUB.IC SALE
h +. .I'UorHay, &C. -, 1852, Send in your
n al" ~, ''e>' lots, larm' stock. bonds, etc.
n ... "s 'u' llhlton prices before ssatur.
.''40'I 20 d-C2 1T
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

- 1.-TWO OF TIE MOL ~. VI f.
ssSe nc" 1 no "s S:' OF M 1"i
s't" 'sSs g2 WV Thoroughly In4 me-
terms s, 3S,GA Apply to 7. Allen al' re
' "rg frruch street. =.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

JOHN WANAMAKER.
1903 Chestnut.
We are putt;ngin six cars;
four lor goods, two fer pee
pie. One ior the latter is
really,
Before trusting human
lives in this up-and down car,
we thought We would try and
see what would happen il
something should break and
let the Car fall sixty-seven
feet With its $wenty two hun
bred pounds.
Up it goes to the very Top.
A pspcr Bag containing a
naI @ozen eggs and a glass
OF w2ter ate + ut in it. 1t falls.
In tn tira>-3econd il falls siG-
leen tcet; as every school
boy know9. In the second
second three Zines sixteen;
that's aixty~.ou;-w what stop
ped ii? there the eggs ase
lust as sound or Matching as
ever! and the water isn't
even spilled! Whatstopped
lii?
We forgot to say there
was a selt-acting brake on
TIE car, to stop t, if an acci
ldent should happen. We
took off The brake. We
Iwartcd to know what the
result would Ge, il the car
should fall and the brake
fail to step it. The car did
fall; really fall; the paper bag
Of eggs and glass Of water in
lit; and no harm done! The
car tell into a big hole in the
Iground; and The air in that
big hole had to get cut, be-
fore the car could get in,
That hole is an alr-cushion,
or buffer. That's what stop
ped the car.
Now let's Try the break
1--WE put it on, Up the car
goes to :he top. 1t falls
The break stops it in half a
second, in a cars length; not
with a jerk; gently.
A maker of house-cars
once exhibited TIE action OF
Ibis brake, ard his confidence
in it, by letting the car fall
with brake on, he standing
underneath, The brake didn't
work. Neither did the mar,
after that, Brakes do not
always work. That's why
We wanted something TO de-
peud on besides the brake.
If our house-cars ever tall
and the brakes fail to work,
someboay may get badly
scared by quick transit to
that air cushion in the
ground; but nobody will be
hurt. It's like falling on a
|sea of feat ers. Still NOBODY
wants to tall from a iovr-
story building, even en- a sea
of feathers.
If our car should fail and
the brake work, it would
stop so gently that nobody
would suspect it had fallen
Still we don't propose to
II .. eli
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

Id AMNhG-2 GENTLEMEN CAN III,
D Hnomod ttel with board in n private
E.& Apply Al 3l5 /. 81 It. dc4l.3l'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

! E0a tENT-THE HOUSE 81 SHIP.
= G. Will be rented low t. Maich
HEAi.D \ Co. dclO 1t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

ERRENT-HUUSE on SPRUCE 5 7.
u y,5rEn 9th ant LIN sts. 3 rooms. l..
I\g.h Geek, 30 MsTAGtsL. de.V.3li
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

rnRPrNT-ATr OIM H USE VITA
''rtp rem and yard, bath, h t4E4 coi',
/ d. 3 l. mbald s,r,etala rchu'et pIrc
|Gl.5 Apply t. NEIA& IN NO! tbs,
|a.aAall BNegt, dtL-J11
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

". hENT-FRUNT HOOH TO JET
'a:ospvLs.bie party. MCicr uc"s, 1"l
&t' i de2l4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

,rnwELLING HOUSE. ;, w" 3
,1 Tyas east side Of J.r .A'1s .f $50 Ken
st. 5IoomS' vi " v n +. RON %SDN..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

an ~. hD"-NE WING. LAIlES' AND
'"idEeA 5 wear at All Wet If h It,
dCc23-3tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
A,Ul1UE-IU rHE PUBLIC.
AEEAT STOKE.

II UPTURE - CURE HUARANT ED
III byJ h. Mayors Method. permanent
Cure for all casoH Patients OF boIh sexes
and Of Gveryage entl rely Cured by this Treat
ment Send Stamp for Testimonials Of pee
sons cured. Advice free. Office hours, 9 A.
NJ TO oP.N. S3l Arch st Phila. oc9sN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

: .ALr-,A vALOA Ada5 ,u nam :
contaI9l.st t tOis city, railroad stat no
ccn on ov ,%? =: pI per- con- FOR fS Sc r.
,tion aIp.y 10 L. deI5tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
DUBLlC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESIATEl

III NOW Nnstlo oCoLnJ 1uu ia It1 VI no!n-
ware fy virtue OF inc last viii and tesla,
ment OF hairt "aIen, IeceaSeu: OF NH
MAY Etora a. n nnhI ,alc at Ihe "'ON' Will
DEER PARk HOTEL, In Newark, Delaware
on THURSDAY, ilth day o. January, A. D.
lho7, AT o clO ~ III tue aiteInooH'
ne following real estate
70 l.. Al NAY 1arm Arl IrGSt et laal
situated IN MIN Crock hundred Ne| Castle
couhIy, me'aw4fe comi@lI tn%s w acres,
moro or Ie's, WIN = Aood s'oro 0,"e''I ~ ~
rooms ID soOa L,pa,i' I s' ne"' 20 w "
ieet' RtaLAt! not amu he gu h1u'' ,tne ldnn
}. r9ihs you naa y, r. SOL M 'aii oluoi
farm Is slt4A Cd within ~ miles o. rev
ARK whefe sooa SCHOOLS a4u o'u'cheS are
NJ Acio,ns No and contains "a moro,
WIN sou S So -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
'A'~EALuTIOrJ.

HnyyHlaa SnT h BRANDYwNRD
he gn|n. S'1oN' December 0, 1857.
S%baal will meeting of the stockholdcrs NJ
,'e"ey Ja, M9Lu at the banking house
s% Paid 4l n,uty ., 1883 botWeer the
heGoosIay Dina Iv SIo. Z, y. IN ,ior tho pur, ose
s!ear. O. MN I,cIors to serve the enEu,
. ~ No"L"ND, Cashier dIS.tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
TAR. AZ M MS
VEGETABLELlvER PILLS,
rTLJIN DIED ETNCTNN on DIT

DE- SlM""
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,
NANKIND's FAVORITEPILLs
The most famous liver medicine on earth.
NJ Gripping, Sickness or Weakness attend
their operation. hey do not leave the bowels
cOSLtve. they 0ne ana strengthen the Liver
and act Oh ihe kidneys. stomach and skim
curinG liver compl int sick headache, aeu-
ralRia. biItousness, pain III the sides or btck,
pains in the bowels, kidneys or bladder, eto.
dumb ague, cniils and ever, general weak.
ne IS, los Of appetite, etc. hey are splendid
for weakly temalt as an ass slant to keep the
systeII healthy. they are endorsed and rs-
c9n'merded by hou ands as tue incest pur-
gatge and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
~ sugar otta', Is cent, family boxes, . In
Gn:, g.. cot ny mail Sold by leading doal-
arS III I0CdicneS. Main depot, tourth and
kim streets, Wilmington, LELAND co. Arch
street aAI-.'e2pht@. n0V2z.d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
A T
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILA DELPHIA.
Tuesday:

Let's coin a word: Car fol
"elev4!oG." The time is com
ing when people will 60 uE
and down by machinery fAr
more commonly than now;
ard sia.l they continue tc
call the Car in which they ride
down, as well US up an le-
vator? Turn about and think
Of going up in a depressor
Car ther and, when dlstinc'
zion is needed, horse car
Railway car, strect-caC, house
car.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
1903 Chestnut.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

NYOTICE.-ELECTlO
~ URfOH NAT, NAL BANK,
of WILMINGTON, DBL, dec. 9, 1882.
The Annual Election for nine Directors,
will be held at the Banking House, on Tues.
ay, the 9th day Of January, 1888, between
the hours Of z and 4 0 clock IL the afternoon
decS-tI JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
NOR SALE AT A BAR8AIN-lF SOLD
Il within the next 10 days,a 81 ore property
centrally located, story bIck, ~ roOms 5,
nearly new, all modern improvements. Pay
over IL per cent. Op The Investment. Apply
to h. PENNINGTON, s.h and King. dat
No'l0H.
ijr Ohtchley's Sure Cure for Dyspepsia,
Blood, Liver and FERROUS complaints can be
obtained ut No Is East Fourth street.
poVgl-lmt Is. N. SMELIZ, Agent.
TOIlCE-AHYtE EAVlNG CLAIMS
~ against Jacob SchiCe will present the
Sd me fer bettlemeLt within one year from tins
date. Ii. SOHLlCE,
dec23-3tE l0a3 " adisOn st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
llE,

n soIe to to a ntyIas failed ne 90 that l am
N GSat ny c6 tVua U, 10 business, desire to
SIH lurtsat Io3 s ~ Of groceries, produce
I,Ss.l AID cbs Y, " est Eighth street, 20 cd
isSapply a. [S1p s fhtnt. For further peI tic.
IL. b. CONWELI.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26
FOB SALE.


NEW FIRsT-OLLA IsSci h
S9 h:S' sSS II @s Ho1 sss n sH9aS
% " tsx A." Also the s three h %S other
6a me sGG SG % $500 U per e.
god 1 nye. n etc. Apply to q; 10 5a1s. ~
r" m rench street -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AUCllUN
sale Of witches anu JeWeiry VIII cJn'
tIlue Mt StldnaIn l. sons auction Rooms,
No. III lat Fourth tcsct, on
FRIDAY h SATURDAY I'VE Dec. 2! NE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-28
The Markers.

hALTlMoEE, Sept 2S.-Iirgn:a Is deferred -.
d u" consolidated n 39's do second series 35 past
m "". coupons :; new lO4Os 42a, bid to-day.
v Wn. lower; middlinss ia. Flour unchanged;
heat-southern easier and quiet; Western high
er ana active; Southern red 1O2a105; do amber
iuoalIo; No Md 1OTa1OS; No = Western
winter red spot and September lO4 bid: Octo
h ,mcI lo""saio317: Nov 1O5a1O5l,; Dec 1ota
lo64; Jan lO6Fsa1O7. Corn-Southern ouirt
an steady; Western lower; Southern white ia
-; 40 yellow SO; Western mixed spot G;Jat;- :.
oct W iaa'iSla; Nov G4aG5 Nov or Dec G4aG5 !:
S Nov ana or Dec, old or new GOa63 Jan 557-,
oo4 Oats steady and firm Southern 42a4I; do
req rust proof 39al2: Western white l3ai4. do
mixed mi AZ; Penna 42a44. Rye quiet at 7oa7$
ilay unchanged Coffee dull Rio cargoes Ordinary
10 iair Itla9A; Sugar firm; A soft Jlh. Whiskcy
New York. Sept 2S.-Stocks heavy no,o,.
.a2. cotton dull new cotton offered at LAB II;
under under quotation; uplands IL: Orleans 123.16
flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat fairly active
ana laI &C better; cash and early months a,a1c
lower Corn unchanged.