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Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Larceny or Push CnrI.

Last Wednesday night Officer Broom
al, saw II cUlureu man named Charles
Green In the western part Of the city
with push cart. A short time after
wards he found the cart standing in
the street. and not being able to hud
the man, he put it in a safe place until
morning He met Green afterwards,
and upon his not being able 10 give a
satisfactory account Of how he became
possessed Of it, placed him under ar
rest. The officer subsequently learned
that Green had sold a wheelbarrJw TO
q man named Conner for 30 cents, and
that the push cart which he had caE-
trred belonged to Robert Hutton.
Green had hearing before the Mayor
this morning, who, after hearing tue
evidence, committed him in default Of
$500 bail for his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FOURTHEDlTION
'Cnrialmnn 90 Ruahy.

Yesterday being the last day OF the
year at Rugby the school was closed
with appropriate exercises. Quite .
number OF recitations was given by tho
boys. Frank ID. Carpenter with appro-
pirate remarks presented Samuel W.
Murphy the principal with valuable
gold pen and pencil, to which DIR. Muir
ply as appropriately responded.
Mr.. W. II. Story was presented with
a bound volume Of hhittier's poetical
works; Mr. J. J. Pierce, with q gold
pen aud ebony pen holder MIR. G. II.
Murphy, Tennyson's "Song of the
Brook. The following books were pre-.
sented by the Principal to his assistant
teachers as slight tokens of his regard :
To Mr.. Story, Saxe's poems; to MI.
Pierce, Longfellow's poems; to Mi.
Murphy, James Russell Lowell q
poems. Mr.. Murphy on behalf OF tue
school presented to DR., Murphy very
handsome silk scarf. When closing
the school, DR.. Murphy presented each
boy with beautiful plaque and in
formed all that the regular exercises OF
the school would be resumed on Tues
day, January 2l, when the boys ad-
iourned with loud applause to enjoy
the holidays.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FIFTH EDITH
MAyOP'nO0u-

The following cases ware A..
oy tho Mayor this morninS ul'I
Edward McGinnis, who s.,
he was from Chester Was Az oh J,altp
drunkenness. Edward sa;S Er
had come 10 this city and 'h,G tat.l
drinks and did not have InncI mno9
lection Of what transnIrsd n9cl na'
The Mayor imposed tho hem ns"nI "lte| /
OF 90 cents and costs 'D"I
Thomas Jones was thensv,
Officer Tibbett test lied fbe't At cq
object lying on the pavemsvt a' uT |
lug, which, uron prInr rom
proved to be Thomas. Tho M MI
posed a fine of 81 and co.ts Z"
James Rowe and man I'd
his name as John Simpson
rested last ui9ht ia tho yicini,
depot. They were boIIl drnnL =
actlng In a suspicious mann.r
went along quietly and was on|
u and costs, buts SImn.on W. vi
what unraly, he hal a % fns "
costs imposed. VI
simpson was afterwards hear
the name Of Phlitp SavAII
charge Of committing A nn;s'n
property of the p, W. g. B. R
pany ON the End Of last Oct"bi ~
evidence being conclusive, bs
an additional 81 and costs
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Won IDe Prize,

Some time ago Messrs. George W.
BuSh x Son, the enterprisinR coal deal
ers of this city, informed their numer-
Gus drivers that on the morning OF Sat.
urday, December 23i their teams wouid
be inspected by competent judges, and
prize Of S5 awarded to the one having
their teams IN the host condition. Ac.
cordinply disinteres,el parties wera
selected AZ judges, and this morning
each driver viei with each other in She
appearauce of his team. The inspec-
tion took place on French ttreet below
Second and ATTRACTED considerable in
teresL Josiah Bos'ick, driver Of one OF
the express wagons, carried of the
h0uors and received the award.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Special Services ri kcOG Chnseh
Tomorrow

All the services At Scott NJ. Il.
Church tomorrow will be interesting.
In the morning at 1880 o'clock the
school will attend the service
in body taking part in tho singing.
The pastor will preach a special Christ.
mas serIo on. In the AFTERNOON a session
of the Sunday schools. In the evening
there will be special christmas services
by tho Sunday schools They nave
been prarriciug for sometime "A special
service "lhe Coming Of the King" The
entire school will take part in this
service. The music is excellent. All
are cordially invited.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
~vI0s To-MoAoW.

Bethany Baptist church, cor. Film and
JaakNOn Sta.. Rev, r, y. Grerrl, pastor. Ser-
vices { ID. 80 q. M, aRd .3) p. m, BY the
pastor. SABBATH school ats a. m, and p
NJ. Pastors Bible class meets at2p III.
Calvary Church, corner Third and Wash
inRtOn streets, Rev. q W. DdBois, u. D.,rec'
tor. Special service sppIoprlate 10 tns
Christmas season Oh sunday morning, Car
OILS will be sung by tn children sf the sun
day school, Christmas eve ser ICES, sunday
evening at 1902. N Nhrl6tlhas nogn,HS ,l ~
divine service ct 100 Iho churoh Will W
tastefully decorated.
Delaware Avenue Baptist church, hey l.
Nj. Haldeman, pastor Service az IV'oO r.
and T8O q. N, MoruinE subject; Inc com
Inc Of our Lord before tne Mileuium or alter
tt0 Evening subject: ".Le MESA OF the
AnvelsT The choir {~Ill slng come cholee
selections at the evenius service
Envorth NJ. E. Cbuc h, corncr Tenth and
Chnrch streets. Rev Jyhn White, pastor.
praocbinv AT 1850 g. N. ana 7.3O / N.
PRAYER meeting at ga IN Prayer ana lestl-
moly meeting AtSp u. All are lhNlteu'
First Fre,byterian Church, Market street
aboVe 9th. Rev. r. b. DuNal, pastor. wv d.
p. "The need, nature, RAme and Mlsslon VI
Jesus 23O p. IN. service lOF lno i.i
coined.
CppyAy BAPTIST OaUECA, corner OF Fitth
ard Walnut streets, Rev. H.. ". Gel.
DaStor Preaching BY the pastor. Morning
IEnhie,t. Historical PREPARATION for Ne
genDiionu Evening Subject "the song OF
ths tIeavenly Host ON Monday evening
tbs sabbath school celebrates its Christmas
anniversary to which al understanding Ger
man are invited.
Hanover Pres church, Preaching abbath
morrinz and evening Dy the Rev. l.. Marks
Suhisst: The Centurion at the Cross -
"Ths blftb Of Christ All are invited.
New jerusalem church, j, b. FarmeIee
Dastor TO- 80 am, The LUId's Sec md Ad.
Vent which now is" 7.31 ,. IA " IIe hu-
MAJ means Of the Lords second advent -
Swydenborg. children ohristmas service.
Monisy at . p. III.
4. r. church Of the Redeemer, stA and
wee, At 1873 a. III. and 7,a0 p III. Morning
subIec The visit OF the Wise a en- TO the
1.aLEer OF Bgthlehe Evening subject;
d Christmas" SUNDAY school, atss. n.
Second thptist church, cor.4th and French
sts, ksv. Il. = iUo4, D. D., pastor. Preach.
lug at 1870 H. Ii. GA The Incarnation. '
Evening, : 81 + m., The Appearance u the
Savior n earth before Ais iEcaruation. -
sunday morning pra! er Meeting &t o'clock.
Pastor 5 BiOle class At p. Ii.
ST. Pauls M. h. Church, Market street
lDove tn g., Ma lsyE =, ktchald:, Il H..
asLyr. ,reycAlIE at Ip.3C d. IL. aud i.jO T..
IL. SuhIec Of sermons 10 Morrow 'ChTiSt a
real person, MT myth nor u ncylon; IN an
llyss ol the natural ana 5upernatarai il tLe
Z Daracl yer Vi Jesus
ST. JoHN's CHURcH services On the 4th
sammy ia Advent at - aud lU3 a. In. On
C.rsvilaS uay d, SO and .V.JO u. LII.
Scott NJ. /. church IN an! Spruce street.,
I. Il, Dreamer. pss.Ol 1880 a. III. SerMol BY
the p1tt.r. SUBJECT: "GDOa lldlnss 4 Arcdt
JOY" tsp. IN, service by the SundSy
Sch9ol. ~ubjdct. Tine coming Ol Ihe King.
EArIy services "a Monday at d d. IL
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
MyGteFiOas Disappeared

Last night four weeks ago, y
4. Reed residing at No. yOG RED
disappeared from hs home and
been heard from since. Heis acs
and worked at the ?. W. & B.
shoph where he had steady
ment and wage" on which he q
comfortably. Coming home T
work four weeks ago, be asked
for a change Of clothes, whi0
given him after which he left I
ami has never been heard frOH
Two weeks ago Mrs. Reed sold
hous ,bOId effects, aud with
children went to live with her
somewhere down the Penlnsul
motives are assigned for the
disappearance OF MIR. Reed, bq
report d that his family aud 4
relations were not pleasant
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
LeIIerA GrnnIah.

Register Biggs has granted letters of
administration to Mary A. Murphey,
on the estate of Margaret f. Murphey,
deceased; also 10 Luther W. Palmer on
the estate of the late Joseph Hamilton,
and to Samuel i. Jones, on the estate
Of Abraham Jones, dSceaSed. Letters
testamentary have been granted to
Samre! AIriCks, the executor named in
the will Of Levi Green deceased; to
Emma KaneIy, executrix of the will Of
Eliza Kanely, and to Wilson T. Green
executor Of the late John A. Green
The will ofthe ll!e Conrad MANI which
has been proved, uames Barbara MANI
as admiuistratrix.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
DEACHR.

MICHENER-On the 10Th inst fannie L.,
daughter Of Jefferson and Amanda Mich.
enor, aged 10 years,
The relatives and friends OF the family are
requested to attend the funeral from the res
i'd shce OF her parents. s2l Adams street, on
Sunday the 24th Inst. Services ut the house
At 10 o'clock, u, IN. lnterment 1T kennett
Square.
Chester county papers please copy.
JANNlER. ON Thursday, the 2lst instant,
William w. JanVier in the OALh year OF his
age.
The relatives and hiendl are respectfully
invited to atteud the funeral from his late
residence on sixth Avenue between Cole
mau ana Duncan streets On sunday the
24th Instant at 4 o'clock p. m, to proceed to
the Wilmington ana hrAndyWlne cemetery.
lIsarost father thou hast lot ua,
We thy loss dc deeply fool
Bat 'lis God who has bsrefL us,
He can oil cur sorrows heal.
Asleep In Jesus
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Christmas sIIEI.

Mr.. P. 9, McGoIley, rear brakeman
on fast mail train south and New York
and Washington express north, was pre-
sented with a fnr y pOu'd turkey on
his arrival in this city last evening uy
a party Of regular passengers on his
trains between Philadelphia and Will
minetyn, He wishes to express thanks
through the Press as he does not know
their names, lie was completely sur
prised, as he did not expect present
from.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FOreAIaIIInx.

Yesterday two men VIII, paJ
names ~ Phinoas Blkor
Mccormick were arrested anil
before the Mayor with lore.taI
market. At the hearing The hi
that hey were strangers in
and ignorant Of the laws. Tb0
adJ Judged them guilty and i5
fine of $40 and costs each.
was afterwards remitted,
The wife of a we. known prl
also charged with taeptrpe offal
the hearing last evening she
that she had bougl1 five turl
several pairs Of chickens, bul
purchasing them with the mi
selling again. The lady said T
poultry had been bought to ID
10 poor people, and at her red
case was continued until h
evening when she nxpecto to ID
hosses tO substautiatc her stata
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Prizes Awarded.

The oratory OF Delaware Std
lege at Newark WAS well ill
evening with an interested al
the occasion being the dlstributI
number of prizes which had bed
tested for by the scholars OF theI
schools of that district.
After the meeting was called
President PurnSll was uuanI
elected chairman. Alter a Sd
dress he announced the pragran
consisted Of recitatiOns, d iaIogu
readings. The exercises were 4
ei in a creditable mauutr, and
close the prizes consisting OF bed
pens and pencils werra warded
successful contestants. A largo
mas tree that stood on one side
stage was laden down with t0y'
dies, &C., which were dist
among the children
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
s,hrIaGmns AitFactiOna

Miss Charlotte Thompson vi
two performances in the Opera
afternoon and night. Nearly
seats have already been taken'
Nearly all the churches have
red a special musical progr'
Christmas service. Among the
is St. Peters X. G, Church, Oiu
p. e. Church, Trinity Chapel,
of the RBdeemer, ." faIrlC
G. Church, Grace NJ. f. 9Huoay
st. Andrews =. L. CllTcn, D.
p. e. Church, St. PAups H. u
and other churches Io'mo[t'
gral of the churches and SUNDAY
will hold special Christmas 'oF'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
MARRIED.

DOWNING-FARRA-On Dec. goth, 1882,
by Rev. StubDs, at 1875 South 4th street,
Mr.. Elijah J Downing TO MisS Emma V.
Farra, both OF VII, Del.
mRD-DAILEY- On lee. 2lst, 1857 by Kev.
Enooh StubDa, OF Philadelphia, Chaq. D..
Bird TO Mis- Laura T., Daley, both Of vii.
mingtOn, Del. 1
HErHERT0N 0N-CA hPBELL-- On Deoem.
Der 2lst, 1854 by Kew. IL Tomkinson, at
ht. oalem d. T. Parsonage Mr.. Thomas
Hetherton and Miss Mary Cav pbell All
OF New Castle 90, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Tne Biggest TnInG Ne

The biggest thing for Chrlstm] Ish Y
will be tEn event cf Friday Y
the 29th, when Burdette' ta0 ,
humorous lecturer living, OF ,,o "
iington il Hawkeye, will deIlve51 e5
nous lecture, "ILo h'so ", so,
the Meustache. Look Out ~
if you want two hout' Vi y
laughter.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
.,nr,s,waH NOYtI'Iss

wm. NJ. Kenuatd \ U9I % III I
Market ' street, have one Of asI tnsI
nssortments Of ladies dress ,,9oS gooui
t",fa; Holiday season, ever dispiay91d y11drs
city. Their line OF h'u ra5v s,Va a
etc, lsa very Y
one and price very low
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Az IbSinN are AVemue Z

There viii be d special Ghurr.' s"rvi
ces ar Delaware Avenue Bsprst church
UU.muup~. tv n, Ha.ueWan viii
prea"H H. tie morning on the Second
advent Ine blb o SGUou, viii have .
special service at O'clock. AT : is in
the evening the pastor viii preach On
the message ot lae angela.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Concert Postponed

The concert OF the Triplet Glee Club,
Of this city, announced to take place in
National Hall, At Chester, Pa, last
night, was postponed until Lhe first
week in January This was done on
account OF the iuclemenCy of the wealth
or which prevented the citizens from
turning out. The club isa good ono
and those who fail to see them will
miss a rich treat.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

nInnIS'g ChapeL'

The Eleventh anniversary iiI G' ba Z
Chapel Sunday School n Wllt 70 A
ted on Christmas evening, ! ara "a
ments have been made lor ,,1 -"
aical and literary proEraaniIpIIeIb nipI he
loaded Christmas Tree wing m
tho attrautions of tho evening"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
To-Day G. .'O-MOrrow

At the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, 4th and Market
+trY IS, we will present to
eve y purchaser of clothing
ond of our pIacqucs-"Red
Rid 1ing Hood'' Or "Morning
Pra Eer'-as a Christmas
sor Eenir These are ve:y at
tra AtIve and will please the
chi dren.
Kc will add that we have
ma c our prices to cores
pOl b with the latehcss of the
sea ION and to attract pur-
chaW Wers who wish to secure
a s 1T or on OycrcOat for the
chi ,, a boy or man who has
notk Net bought. Prices and
qud #ity will tell, and we will
tell Eou our low prices when
you call. Largest stock to
scld t from. DO not fail tc
Yours truly,
ind n w. DIEFENDoRF & Co,
N. Bk Kills Suitp at a sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Dress Goods,

Sultsr.ey & Co. have increased their
help 80 that they will not keep you
waiting out few minutes aud prove
their work in three days. Gallery 3O2
and 3O4 Market street. Open in the
evening, cOme as early in The day as
possible.
Our friend Parker at 1903 East Second
StreeI is selling his birds and cages like
hot cakes no wonder they are such
splendid singers. You had better
hurry up II you want one.
A full line of Heaters, Ranges,
Heating Stoves, Cooking Stoves, Farm
ers' Boilers, etc, at SChOen's Heater,
Range and Stove House, 209 TO zl3
Ship'ey street.
For a large assortment Of foreign
fruits, nuts, etc, call at Carr u Co.'S.
new store, 407 King St. Special lot of
cranberries Just received, Call aud see
fUI yourself.
For Christmas presents 20 to Lex
Barley, No, 8 East Seventh street. All
styles OF photograph albums and pic
ture frames, easels, etc.
Bird Mama keeps canaries in con.
! s'ant aong, and cures diseases. 10 cents
at drug store. Bird Foc,l Co., Camden,
! n. j.
Red Orange Tablets made from Red
| Malta Oranges sold by Taylor q Full
lerton, 302 King street.
For good dress or business suit of
clothes 20 to Ferd. Carson, Merchant
Tailor, DIT Market St.
Picture frames, velvet specially, at
| Yerger's, 405 Shipley st.
! Photograph frames a spec alty at
Yerger's, 400 Shipley 81.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
NnIlCe.

Tho post Office will lb..,ocS'| b. S!R1
Christmas day after y y III Iay'
Priyate boxes accessible al = 1%I| GsI|
carriers will mako the early u''
and collections only. ,.rr h
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Frut ls eu Important part ~ A din
ner. Il 'u.r" R-a.ralIy on the biIl ~
e. n,a, ~ ''' -'DT-d or in the natural
o'~,' ,"' ~ A,'' Ieafb Of tho COM
Ia r....., a # greatly improved.
N r,... ~. - scarce and high
30 aar '.' --."T"ialiy true in re-
s;st,s '..'' i.d lnaIlDy, tne va
.' er '.'- '7 reality at 2j cents
~ Prio "rs can In had ar
66ra. A. Nv Az l2 cents.
JG% ,,... . .T'.' 81 Lf'2o cents per
nm nm %,,'7 I,'7 t'a'.r '0EL2j cents per
'''''.'-' ID cents 4 dozen :
* on rn, .' y. "l"r quart fge,
.H(1es, IN and pruu l+., '- '''IIS'
VI
z All Tre'ds are lifted f.. c,.. ,,1
II MA nl ELrIltr--- -. "-IL
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
nUBLIO SALE-rHEG AUCTION

nURLIO SA LE-TH + GREAT AUCTION
sale Of watches and Iewelry Will cen.
tinue at Stdham y sons Auction ROOms,
No. Ill Fat r'Ourth tCee', on
FRIDAY q SATURDAY EVE, Dec. ~ &13,
at o'clock.
All kinds OF gents and ladies gold ard
silver caseu watches. stem and key wInder;
silver placed goods, clocks ana fall line Of
goods suitable FIR holiday presents, which
v i'll be sold at 4 bix sacrifice. Goods open
for inspection every day and evening. hll
goods sold at private sale during the day 1t
au'tisn prices.
h.B-lhc largost purchaser Of goods at
Saturday nights sale will De presented win
either a lady's gOld watcl anl chain or Il
gentleman's gold watch as he may chose.
The above will positively take place, The same
as has been dOne every SATURDAY evening
since the subscriber has been selling wit us
!. II. ALLEN.
LIW. Stidhala X Son, Aucts. dec24-2t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
OUR PRICE LIST:
OVEKCOAEH.

$40 90 Custom Made OVerrOats,
Satin Liped SIC on h 800
SIS 90 Custom Made OVercOat4,
DDubIr Twin Serge 400 q 10 80
$40 co CuatOin Made OverCOats,
Satin Sleeve LuinR 1870 & l3. 90
$50. 90 Custom Made OvrrCoat.,
Satin Facing, $1,000, II 90 & 100
$25. 90 Custom Made OverGOats,
Satin Facing $50 Il 2 10
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

All FTIr,a' ar" ..itrd r.. ca. and
We or Christina lay @ud ptrtate
a ginss = h"n ap p t,dgy AMI rgg
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
10 pr, Ct Clear Of Taxes an

Is something people are very
notice and consider it an eAceI|
vestment; the bes' investment itin
be made just now Is at Mu.!ln
sixth and Market, in your W
they are selling lots OF men d,
suits and over coats, anu ~
which will surprise you'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Wholesale RIauGhIer.

There will he another sale Of Hats,
Caps, Canes, etc, this Saturday even
ing at o'clock. The finest and best
goods have been reserved for the sale
Come and secure bargains, John V,
Sheppey, 5l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
New Exchange CIerE

Percy Morrison, son Of Dr. \. B,
Morrison, dTugg.st &t Second aud King
streets, has been appointed Exchange
clerk ~ the dIst National Bank, Wee
George Ellison rerlgLnd. lie entered
On has duties yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
An gIRpOFFunlJY.

All of the store fixtures, including
cases, mirrors, desks, stoves, hat stands
etc, etc, john V. Sheppey will be sold
without reserve MOnday( (Christmas)
morning at | ! O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
EXGrRVARa an ee.

am subject to attacks Of intiamma-
tory extravaganza, and while under the
influence of those paroxysms, | am
liable to be influenced by the caprIces
of public desires. That in connection
with an organic mania for selling man
ufactured tobaccos has induced me to
jeepardize prosperity and happiness for
the purpose of giving my patrons and
the public generally the benefit of those
periodical out6ursts of generosity.
The solution of the above can be
found at the Great Tobacco Mart, 4th
and Shipley. CHAPMAN, proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
AT BeaheI Church.

A specia! servic4 of song will be held
at the Bethel a. M. e church, Walnut
above Sixth ,at & 81 iu The evening. The
choir will under tho direction OF Miss
Edith Armstrong, Mr.. L. Trusty cor
net ana Mr.. s. S.erlug, organlst.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
wonADtamOnd Rin"i

rattle last night at 6gQ, 331S.tl
Clifford cHt won a valuable cluster u'
rinH T He threw forty five
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Our five dollar blankets are a splSE
did bargain and will make a useful and
acceptable holiday gift. Crosby and
Hill, No. 200 and 2S9 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
rsII frnm a nannnIa.

While engaged in working on tht
ferry boat Maryland, this morning,
Thomas LendeTman, Washington Snow
den and IL. ID. nImPhIus, iSlI from a
scattoId injurlng themselves severely
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

All kinds of fine handkerchiefS, toys,
fancy soaps, and presents Of every de,
scriptiou. Mccain q Co, 7th and
Tatuall.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
COLO kmIIh,A.

He has the finest assortment OF Gigars
u boxes from $1.O0 to 81 80 for Christ,
mas presents He has the finest display
in the city. Don't fail to look at his
window, 8l9 Market street, directly op-
posite the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Come and get glass of Babcook's
old timoT apple toddy and eggnog,
Christmas day.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
0Den UnIil MIdnlrh

to-day and noon on Monday, I'd
~ Webb Company bargalus |
morning; boOks al 4 Sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Open UntII RHIdniKhS

to-day and neon on Monday ;Nthe James
b Webb Company; bargains Monday
morning; books at o sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Bill Of fare at tho Barnum Hotel on
Christmas daS:--morDiug, egguoq;
afternoon, apple todiy; all day, big
lunCn.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Open Until Midnight

Eggnog and apple toIdy all day at
Fifth and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
IIEHV TRIBE.

i ILoa good supply Of fish at
mopo.' 1nol o...-', Powell Bros, fish
aea1eI ah .' .ue .nirt s'rS"t market, fur.
1ISn 1I Nv " '.l0E quotations Had
uoch, s ,' d pcs pound black bass, I215
sunl1'A, SUM ~ -'aaaa cod, II, white
I" rGtcu' w. '"@"rr., Is; claCoes, 10
IaRe Co. Nd 40 3D. aao srnriJs, ~ cents.
LeI"'.. " oa At Second aud King
hand - H'h ou
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
RpkGAThhl'

Don't forget the rehtarsSS. sSa 7, De-
BILE school this evening al tro Srom
Avenue 9'V SSno Baptist Church FROM
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
POFa0mRI

Mr.. Harry Walker, who left this city
last Spring, has returned home after an
extended tour through the West.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

to-day and noon on Mon day; the James
q Webb Company; bargains Monday
Morning; books NJ a sacrifice
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
OEAND OpERA HOUSE.

RAND OPERA HOUSE.
Wednesday, Jan. ), 1888
G. II. DUPRvz, ...... Director and Proprietor
Positively but one Night only.
THE BIG MINSTREL TROUPE.
40 FAMOUS ARTISTS. 40
Overwhelming Amplitude OfNew Brilliant
Features, Classic, Amusing, Intellectual
Minstrel Fntertainnents Introduced by tho
Justly renowned
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

to-day and noon on Monday; the James
& Webb Company; bargains Monday
morning; books al a sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Omen Until Minnirh,

to-day and noon on Monday; the James
X Webb Company; bargains Monday
morning; books at a sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
UnDar $500 BaiI'

The arrest of stanSbu,TTyI ,TI.s Msb'' six
o French street, for set seliIn9 IN The cis |
foI. q cents. The finest III 'A
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
kMeet Potatoes

by the barrel. G. L, Simmons, Second
and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
open Until MIdnIghI

TO-DAY and noon on Monday; the James
~ Webb Company; bargains Monday
morning; books at a sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Attention

Ladies' you cannot do better than tt
go to Beckett's, 1OS and 40 Market st.
and purchase box Of those tine cigar
as present to your lover for Christmas
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

551OR SALfc-THt STOCK or mILLI.
" rery aud trimmiGg., tix'ures and good
will # he store No tl4 Market II. MISS y
A. ALdelsJn. de93 IT"
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Headquarters for tho old fashiODsd
molasses candies, all the flavors. chi.
cago caramelS. All our candies strictly
pure. Corner 9th and Market, Benson
& Son.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Omen UntIIm,dnIght

ts-day and noon on Monday; tie James
I& Webb Company; bargains Monday
morning; books at sacrifice.