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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

HANNA STATION, Laporte County. Ind. !
| tried DIR. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syru,
| for Pain in the Back, and Neuralgia, and IL a.
forded rae instant relief. regard il valus5ls
remedy. JOSEPH flick
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

BESHAM STORE, Adams County, Ind.
was troubled great deal with Dyspepsia unit
used Dr. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood Syrup
which relieved me. JOHN BENHAM
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

FUhI WAIVE, AIItu OUUuIyi Iul
fair trial of DR.. Clark Johnson's Indian Blood
Syrup cured me of Scrofula, when all other mel
icines failed l have also found it u valuabte
remedy for Kidney disease.
HENRY KLEINMILLER
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

% NeSey Street, new lOrk NIIy.
For sale by WALLING d CO., Wholesale Drug
eistS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-03-15

Carlyle being once asked the difference
between a natural fool and an educated fools
replied, "Just about the difference between
you and me, suspect" The q1estioner was
never able to determine which kind of q
fool he was
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

Not long siDCe a numter OF hortes
belonging to E. T. Stroud, the livery
man at No. 100 West street, were SUI
fering with a dangerous disease known
as pleuro-pueumonia, three or Whlcn
died in less than a week. so shotC was
thujr sickness that it was almost i'm
nos,ible to save their lives, notwlth'
standing the fact that three physicians
were IN attendance. Several OF the
other horses were seized with the SAINT
disease, but were successfully treated
by DR.. John Scott, an experienced vet
eSinary surgeon, and at the presen
time not vestige of the dread disease
remains in the stable. Mr.. oco'H W"
constant in his attendance, and mucl
credit is due him for the skill exercised
bv which the remaining horses wer
saved. Ss DR.. Scott also treated seyera 9,s
other horses, which were S'IlfeFln
with the same disease, and cured then
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

For the REPuRLIoAN'

For the REPUBLICAN, -, .hi.
rhe NJ f Sunday School oI niaS IL II,
,ian lmo awe A very Interesting enteICHih, .
P,"ut pc nn Christmas night. lnStoAu o,,a" ~ !"
tree they had a boat some oSntainsJ Sr4 IN tho
Fact Fact in length, which con G9n'SlnIu hnap aeon. en-
,Vo nr"sents for tho school. Ihe poaT ~ oTSa ~ss
PAD the centre OF tho arch iot,o~,. "hiou
plou pl'+rmc,eI vr over the pulpit pIA'loTInt Tt !
coliS'a a%owe1 to fine advantage S tno
anu anu ' was beautifully decorated wv. WIZ
aron ,r""ms " and flowers, with a lhLsa
sVstR,"1Ihr sVR,,1 hasket of flowers in the ceh're
at the top ocansd with prayer
bv the pastor, after Wnlcn which, C"G GoiiUwej
rSudered some very hno ln"Si'' ''''
oy "9o," t'or The programme was csnpIeo""I ,,I
A,"', taa. w,s uniaden of its burden 'i.Ll, anu
"" wv" UC" 'oI'HoI was treated to rnaHy p'o""
tho '"mD .a,ant4 At the close oI Gh' 81,
ing pLU tL"re we're some line aNu uso, q
wee .nta 'nu'T TnresaDted to the ie"ilus On. on.
proSe'tt' Us ,hs school AZ token OF leHpoU, ~,
Mi, school seems to ,o,,JU oo eIJU and In
na1my a, days under the direu..iT,t direu..int%ndent
pos p~r Of its present S4pen,"STD,ln1s peru. m1s
I"lo %nr Jas T. scobt. Good reSul'o Sas o,non, ~ M
,'T,nv .e'E' such enjoyable services s,S SA IUnI
lEIlo%I oI,iiSren. I Az everything, was oo"'
r the Ciia,o J4an and christian proprlety' ,,,1
In ,Cto 0E"es Fr;suds ' OF Rev. y. I. WaGd0ib'
Tho tiuo .i.on"s a surprise on Saturday nlSh 81
InSuo ma. I" Tney N brought many TSluIUr 'Ia,n tUr
prtSeI,'6' 6'arrsj HJH and a half of -four corn
; oats, etc. mad snsnt in a social
n0ur n0u the ny.%, "!'G1df'sH snd To
= pgased, leavi%EpatsSDGi, lm tSis CHARGE I has pro-
on, mrred ISD Sfestly atty under tho efficient Il
y bors of tho Pr0''N' ONE PRESENT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

Something over eleven years slucS,
ex-Citv Trelsurer Francis Vincent senO
a letter 10 the Hon. John II. P%ynEer'
then Secretary OF State for Delaware
asking for an suppression Oh the greI'
seal of the State for gentleman IN A.
bany, N. Y, who was aboutplOllsnlsn
a work which would contain q 1ac &C
Simile of the seals of all tho STATES III
the Upion. No answer came to tGe Ies,
ter, and Mr.. Vincent wondered tpSG "a !"
Gentleman he esvoemsd so mighty as no 40
did Mr., Paynter, should not grant niS .
TsIrest. m This wonder ceased, when a
DAY or two ago our worthy postmaster /
Mr.. SwiggeSt, called upon nm, anu anu
[nnded him q letter which had ] ust
hsen received at the office An olu
mail car had been broken up or was pe'
iup renatred in one OF our work sa2Ps'
wEen moro was found y Lum Der OF let-
| tors, and among them Mr. vincent ,s j.
! when had fallen through cgach' !
| a,OOnrgt the timbsrs. IL was 9ate' !'|
Dover, March 6, 1871, and cohValneu ~
: ng Mr.. Vincent had reqHeSteG' an .nl
nreseion OF tho great ssal OF the 0t"Ve
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

V.D. stockbridge, Assistant Com
missioner of Patents, has resigned, his
resign alton to take effect on January
1sr.
Mrs. Laugtry is styled by the critic
of the New Orleans Picayne as IAN &C
tress for revenue only"
Representative Kasson, OF Iowa, &C
eordins to his friends, will be candl'
date for U. S. Senator to succeed MT
Allison.
Tot. Nj. Morrill, is reported by Telegram
from Augusta to be gradually failing
All hope Of his recovery was given vi
| several weeks ago.
The engagement of Miss Alice stan
wood Blaine, eldest daughter OF ex
SECRETARY Blaine, to Colonel Joh1 D
C0ppinger, United States Army, is an
nounced. 1t Is rumored the marrlag
will take place i'll Washington IN FeO
ruary.
MIR. ADper Webb, Baltimor6's oldes
citizen, and at the same time one OF Tn
i best-known, died on Wednesday, IN III
one bupdredth year. He voted at ever,
Presidential election from Jefferson
down. 1t was his pride that he neVe
missed voting in his long life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
THE NEW LIQUOR BAILIFF.
Mr.. OEIe disappointed - Db'eT'
mined 20 Carry OuEthe Law,

Thomas NJ. Ogle, the new y Hnpmnt-
ed liquor bailiff, is disappointedtat the
tone inwhich his circular mas been treat
ed by the legitimate liquor dealers,
He says he only asked them TO 40
reasonable thing in lodging information
against Illicit dealers, and they only
stand In their own light aud are brlng'
ing trouble uPon themselves by tn6lr
defiant course.
"You may depend on IT. the people
wont stand this" said Mr. Ogie tEls
morning, land know good
many who would have been their
TRENDS, who new heartily condemn
their course"
You will look upon them saying Dy
their actions We will do as We please
and catch Us if you can, was suggest
| cd. r.,
THAT'S lust it," said Mr.. Ogle, 81
do not want to be hasty ia the matter,
and will give than time to make up
their minds whether they will cooper
ate with me, and if they positively re-
fuse, then | will enforce the law with
"Please state" said Mr.. Ogle, "tha
) nv Office will be 602H Market street
second story, where anybody, anc
everybody who may have Information
+ to give in reference TO the iil,Eitlmat
| Saje Of li0uor will bs politely received
3 and heard but no anonymous commuA'
p cations will be countenanced'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
ThaHOUnfe Yesterday.

In the L. S. Senate yesterday, q biii
apprcpriating $4,000 tor . monument llt1iu DSn.
nas,ed, ~ ne' On motion Of Mr., Hoar, the
pili 70 nrovide for the performance OF
tho , duties IL of the ofise Of President IL
CaUs CaU a Of the -emoval, death or inability
Of tbe President and Vice President Was
taknn no, Messrs. Hoar, Garland, "a
munds and Morgan discussed Inc 1s;. NJ,
After which it went over Inc hls' NV
John Porter bill was then taken up
ard MIR. Logan spoke at length IN op ?
position to it. Before he had hnlsnou tn.
the Senate went into executive sessloi
and soon afterwards adjourned uhCl
| Tuesday,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

Nh. same provisions that are now in
s.,oa respeCting the seasons during
,,hich the respective sides otthe streets
hall be occupied were G0htlnue'' anu
aIso In regard to the time when the
gagous shall bs allowed to BACK up ="
'"T mo section then eoncludesas follows:
:, a,oh oT the squares on King street
a,d on Madison street, where thc tar
ners' and truckers wagons are oy th''
nrdInance allowed to be backeu up 70
the rurbstOue for the purpose "t se'llhs
,roduce theretrOm, there snail DC TWO
ifnaras of three feet caChln width kept
"na, hetween the hubs Of the wheels Ot
,Lo vehicles backed up to the cnrbstones
m allow persons tree lnRreSs anu eRrtS7
| to and from tho sidewalks To lhe sITe9IH
at all times. No person backing up
".~h;ole 10 the curbstones for the pArposs
" ealing their produce On the side.
1,aILs of said King street and saLd
Wodison s,reet shall he allowed to use
lore than six feet Of space on the slde'
wAlk in length opposite MS venice u
GtunIav hia produce thereon or - Sci
thn same therefrOm; aud no person VINO
hackaup his or her vehicle for market
purposes shall occupy more man tnrt, ;I
iset in depth on the blde"StN ot Sai,
streels from he outer curb me OF tu'
same. with their benches or haHNe'S IS
Jisplay their produce thereon, u oeI
wa I'm, thcretrom No vehicle vii
Iva alloWed TO back Hp to the curbStonH
r on either Of the said streets r m@fkH
, T purposes, or otherwise, outside Of tn
5 Uni ding line Of any OF the streets in
ter,soting King street or Madison
Xnv person violating any OF the pro
a TisioHs of this section shall upon con
, vIctioR forfeit and pay \ fine OF g. - =.
. Council then adjourned uiI 90
o'clock thia evening, when the ordlnAnC
A will again be taken up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
Kinh,H Remempered.

One OF tie patrons OF tho Front ana
rHion Street Railway Company, VINO
trt9usnty Tp1C1 Hi!'ii rides over the road who
tnl1y appreciated tie courtesy OF TIE
dr;1.rH on this line, presented them
with large box of fine cake on Christ
mss The drivers enjoyed the CAKE, az
omIv men who cater to the wants OF the
nnHlic bv working night and day, can
enjoy such things. They ,l't are toAn ard nd
their appreciation OF the piesonV, :l', : CIV ai,
lake this method OF expressing IheI @
heartfelt thanks to the generous uEna. i,,',
tor. The drivers Of this road are kln' ll'
and obIiging 10 all their passonSers' or
which tact has often been cou'lnenOG, =,
mon and the company are Luohy II II
securing such a gent,ouaaEIy Het Oh lue'
from the frs: starting o. !n7 roa1'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

For the REPUBLICAN,
A very enjoyable entrrtalnmSN1 |as
was given by the Sabbath school OF
Brackinville, held at Mr.. John ray
lor's house. The programme com
menced with music, both vocal ana ln-
strumeotal. Miss Mamie Taylor per
forming at the organ. An address was
then given by the pastor, Rev, VIM. n
Hspdrickson, the report called anu
last, but not least, the scholars were
then called out to help untrlm the
tree, which was laden with every thing
good. ,a. .o,,od %
one of the children, responded 10 ms
name, and was presente ! with q haGu.
some pair of sealskin g loves gwen DV
the bible classes, Mr.. John Fisher anu
Mrs. John Taylor teachers
After the entertainment was over,
Miss Mamie was surprised by aDou'
sixty of her friends coming in ana TAX,
ing nossession, bringing with them az
abundance of good things. .r
A very pleasant time was spent uiSa ~,
about midnight. when the company Dc
gan to separate, wishing Miss I4ylol
many happy returns of the day Dur- %
ing the evening there was aoouT OH
hundred guests present
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

- ,bi. ceiehrated
The great secret OF thls ce'e', ISaIa n.,u
nbysiciAn's BucceAs IA thai No uSatS
pnst experience in treating 's diseases s,nn IN
this rational manner, has Inspired i, naI oh
with such confidence that I"1s,,sst. he gives e.'s
patieAt whose case he nadet''h's st t"at = =
written guarantee to tho rnoct ~ Gn~. ndt -
make any charge for NJ" .nn, 'TreiuTIi La IN
There are, of c"urSe' cases 'nSS Ill., n0 w ~, i've
not undertake, Hho"lnS SohTa mi. Is
incurable, and his lnVAIiAo'o u;,thDIh tu.o -
never TO harter patient, or wlthno.n .,,
the truth. The doctor contends 1tat . 10 Una, hs,
ali diseases, xcept those that are he,
reditary, are Curable and ms JouFh".
shows many remarkable lIl"S'rA''on'
Although he has been in TINS GU! Guy
but short time, h9 mas aio"Ny ,t ~ !,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

James F. Wood 4 Co. are ro0hng
With tin the Arlington Mills, They
also have the contract for making
%eavv @ sheet iron coal boxes for Nessrs.
Hnmilton & Co., Coal Merchants, and
are busy pushing the work tnrouRM M M or
the new insane asylum lEe ny"
Year opens with good prospects tor INT
Messrs. Wood u 20.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

T, Heiss, Merchant Tailor, NO; i,eisnsS = h~sS
Ihirn sSiU viUtsr stock, in order to make 1t
into money, AZ greatly EeGuiSu .a% 'Ef 6ia
Any AiHter clothes should give him " CAL
and secure a bargain
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

No arror in tho conflict OF pAysicSl
=, NO .n SrtUa be greater, or or Of more serious
lllo aeonence, S"" an than to suppose that pains
lI', conSeqponkS honk and loiDs, tlutterinG OF the
IN nun tIt' p%d p, disturbances Of the urinary
heatS, heart, "nr are trivial, and will Ego as they
system "i To neglect such symptoms !. is j.,
came - 70 incur serious and Otter
Fatal direases. The true cure cure. ios l,idney CT~
ia is'PI Hunts Remedy the gree, s,;SiUa Hi"nG; !,
ID nrd i liver i've medicine. This medicine n.r' IL
'sna.r nna r' taken without 1onotit' II aer' d.
neuet new. sSout your kidneys, bladder
V9er ,iyer, or urinary orEAns' uS9 aeA'
Resredy,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

uThe Coca Beef Tonic of the Lieolg
Comnanv combined as it is with Coca
CDinine and iron, forms a most Vnln'
able adjunct to the practice o u HlST1 haTe
cine. From the experience We e,ls h"fe I, ",
had with it, we are forced 70 sPoax ~
its M favor, and to recommend IT." i% a'Sr use
Re Reef f. iron and quinino cannot DO ,ent sur
nassed r by any other three Ingre;1,9Hios Ell u
Grating or an enfeeblod system, ana ana Wn1n c"Enl
SG0m Sinnd from 80 reliable house as LIE
bin's bin%p if behooves the profession to
ols r%,rtge ., ~ the same to the fullest OK
pn,tV"p t@nt "Hprof. C. II. Wilkinson, NJ D.
Editor T Texas Medical and 0"FS'o@
Record
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

The very fine TIcTIE7 -, VI " 7T TaIIes
School class of oight young .daad l%aIGS, i%
tsken ain by Bntterley & Co., and nlos noteu On IN
Thrr"T%y m rSTay evening presented to the
1aanSer hn"{,,ruf Of the class, W. D. S9dgwi"ik,
oI%oD't oftSt tte ~ church festival closed IN IL
aiser 9,e "a w. y TinsP, 4, Church. TIE picture
bran"s ao,,sSi,jrred Ttr a very handsome speoi
men Of photographic ART ,rt,LaJCnt% az 1 st%% Go
credit upon MeSbEs' n,,D.'li"y r:os ~ snr m
and Mr.. SedRwick, who w%a 5..,,,,d EDa q
nriseI , on recsiving twas very pITIuu u, ~ u
f. ''' Ue wants his friends 50 call "n0
saoit At 1911 Market stree''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
roVrou manufacturers.

President Jarrett, OF tu5 AhaiGalie- I;alitt
ted Association of Iron and Steel " orh, ,9.,
'o ers. denies the report from St. LOUIS
tLst the workmen IN the ST. Louis
S+ssI Works have accepted a reduction
- 'S a nsr cent. He rays the Vulcan
Steel Company is "untaLr anu un .i a. "'| Iota 70
proposlug such reduction az thio InSe Ia,.s
DAY. The Western steel man'llaGS%ree1 manu-! g6eez
i as body proposed reduction OF l6so ZoPIe1 = u
Sgrsed SSs to accept, The point Of difIoronc,
n now icing The question Of how long t@e a It
nntjI May 1st, and tue manufacturers
ssiring it continued 7,o one yS%EE' yrotEar thar m
thinks the men will strlHe ra'noi 'n"'
accept 80 per cent. reduction
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
Marking Down Stock

Crosby Il Hill are marking down
many lines Of goods in their stoch, ,o5a anu
during the last few days nave uISuo H
large purchases at reduced prices, our
customers and the public will nave =
grand benefit for the next 81 DAYS VI
| 2Se and 222 Market St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
ua,u s1hlnr at Boar &taIIOn.

The Delaware Division of the Penn
svIyania Railroad Company, seeing
the necessity OF increased track taci!i-
ties along the line Of tae Delaware 1all-
road, especially during peach and heavy
fre ght seasons, are now ehgagSu ~
constructing siding parallel Win CuS
main line, at Bear station, which Will
be 3, 900 feet long
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

Davis, GlS Market street street, W3.' Tn",ning r1r
MIt the 1rdIn philadelphia at . ga a. I' tG,
New T.ns.: I:'S 'aSsS.rSl SS . promptly 4. Il
ov4r n, tnI adi.ion V,u' Of the sunday Press
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
rrnnILx & ftIlL

.uu, oo,rmarSa tomorrow, oaINI"" o"n.
wnrDiSs wi,r GHp3 Great Cnosp sale To- 3or CtD tSe
tipue for 80 days. hooS T,rsI oT in this
greatest bargains ever oiIn,Us nta0s ,f Phil
o oTslOhia, We meau just "hH' "'
| a. 400 and 222 Market St'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

will vii. be Ths He'ea esao"rra Un delivery will TS. Re.
1883 ', Ino mil hil 9 O'Clock, a. IN. dn' d.'
..i.pI msiG open will IC oily i make the early u'-
Tirsry aud collection. postmaster.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

who have muIlins TO buy now or during
the next six months will save money
by purchasing during our Great spe,
ciai Sale" to continue for the next SO
days. Crvsby h Hill, SsO and %1
Market Bt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

"How old are you," said an an a"VIeT, "WeiI,
dama t t" a ginning little tar pot w WIN, i.
II o,t goes ;sn ht NY il goes by de fan ,hs, St
had, I'so mos5 nnu4.'"' l.'i. Tears in thi.
all could meaaHre the'r ,ra Er" Them ny
way, but how many lne%7',v a aimost ' fstA
Iong right watches, ana ,iI aI'hoSI hove beer
ceughipg speII., which couiu Wnl1's ia Cougl
cured by \ bottle of DE- bu'l : 0'9'
Syrup taken in se"Soh'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
a.RNt.

MIRA McMahn, who resides s"r ~ n"fk-
teeStn Stn ara tSe S,'Kf Ktng street market h %"
Saturday, the 10Th inSt', Eon a,Isr will be
tween Sl1 md $l2', Ih0 n.,nruing the
suitably rewarded on rS'"'
same to hor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

The Supply Agent Of the R Houston to and TR4
rexss Central Railroad, Mr.. ". W.
stiles, OF Houston, Texas, was ,,n,, tnrown WI
trom his horse and received very SO
vere sprain. st. Jacobs Oil helped hin
amazingly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
.,n,a tue TneTInOme'er "a.


stvrai WI tIf 0eic@r, Washington, Decemo0'
a9 y A. NJ.
rnE WEATHER REPORT P.ia fCn s,ntes
! Eor the Middle Ati%nMc A;tEt now I ir
partly cIoady weather IlSnS n,aD''s S"O IL
1hn Horthern portions, 40 rn""si ,gsinds
Semperstore, Lew light variable W."
lnmnr. Nar0mNtef.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

,uor should visit Crosby Il HiiLS
ma ma !.cure SUT your share OF the bargains rs
Gnu anu tho Great Sale to continue TOT oV
GUS aOrs 22O ana es2 Market st'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
RIRnke cts

.o~.r than ever during the grea,
nSSiai onS"PI' .ale At OrsSby q Hill's' SSo anO
! e20 Market 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
4 IlREgI. ORDINANCE Ia
y j -,nr TO HAvnA. "a ~
S1-'"nlp 8. ""nlplSAscE Passed

special ,..,'s, sss'Iop and NJ On motto" Mr. 4 a
u 's, ST.. 's,,.i 70 5 ta' ca,,'' an ordinance II
TaIey . ,n,,gIr yaccinr ordinance pas.s%S sssS q e
fnend the .roing, ,1II wh ich was Teaa u !, !,
o3d il. @D'f f"S 1' amend m,nS '"Idils of the
nItlo.ji .1aj o, {.oo, as the S"'4ty u '"' /
ee Iay'IfSNr "f Mr. Paynter tn, r,,,rSois yGs' H1
Sj,,o"cc mG,,o"cc reDatlng 10 c''S, I, ''SsUjnp 4
n was passed on AD" '
s,''H 'soo1',ottfsMS,r OF Mr.. Blake tho M%FT.i .ntt5
n2. motion Va, u takp up for " 'n''0
tnE; EE;,,,onrn presented number La%nvoi oi
4 ha;,oc'D ~ ocn'o5r.ltion r 70 the removal wa
hons ~ .,.sI. ylffm from King street. anu ,"a
y u IaI ,hs.,lsy tI shouI" be F''" '''
wing rrss"H' o,,oo. bona tide citi-
That L.-, L,.I,6r[s snow, have diSap-
|
- removing the l"INI"''
,,Tpet n !, tho
Mar the rcas us hnJ 'ol 'o''u
,ls,,apre az solid ana eOuN", =, ,be
We would do an ima,y ., y.rJ a. their
ress men !. %. .h"%n ", by their signing
smon,,rancU u, yo"GHo' -'''
,te .,..,lo ror
11 French street S ooJtcCV'H""'' ,ha
IA rpasour among %n''" rI,hlic |
are cop pauics, iLe 40; - ~.
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wv I'd by over Two thonS"nu P''.oI' .onI'
1e be asked 10 hayceVery hHii'o t ..
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

before the 25sh day of March HekI T,InS InS .
Sntire stock of furniture ana ,'no DSnu'IS ~
a. % leSs tban mauufactursrs' prices ~ ~
"h ",o". ,"'o ont business to 60 away; L3oN ,,
ont ,T for bargains. j.. e. Adair' ~ MAI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30

McInall's Horse Powders give u" n
Dapforth, druggist, cor. 3nd an" MAJ
ket. ,ooI
Every young man that s.yssa6r wss'r 1f goo" a
clothes should be the possooS%Ta .%a drug.
6anJsome whisk. Hartmann the uanS S
nahGSot1T ni.t at S'H and Poplar, has some beau
ties for IS and 80 cents. $40 roo
asorpe B. Mstzner, at No. tOo i naT y
who Ti'5G col with clean shave or sA'E c"' ~
Mockipg Bird Food, made BY yTsHIo oAM
den Bird Food Co., for saI' SS 10"
Il Fullerton, SO2 King st'
Use Hector -four from w. D. MOTTO"
All French street. ,
TO get the best brands Of -four -four go
W. j. Morrow, All French street.
For best Minnesota -four 60 TO w. "
Morrow. All French street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
SPECIAL MEN TION'
GrsntChsap sale.

Crosby & Hill will inausuta|o iol oI
morrow, Saturday morninT' SSoo'~' ~. f.
saIe to continue for 80 days IN oaE0, i ~ ~
reduce their immense STOCK ., W aGI
g"nJ, Look out for bargains AZ ~
and 232 Market St.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
[nIX III.

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