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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-06-29


THREE additional indictments have
been found against Thomas j. Brady.
in Washington, by the grand jury.
They were based, as the other indict-
ments of him have been, on the charge
of conspiracy to defraud and actually
defrauding the government in the exc
cution of star-route mail contracts.
This sporadic shower of indictments
must be a source of infinite amuse-
mcnt TO the rotund and well-kept Mr..
Brady, so long as the authorities care
fully avoid bringing him to trial and
conviction. The people demand fewer
indictments and more punishment.
A NUMBER of witty papers are laugh
ing loud over an Iowa temperance ora
tor making quick time in hunt for
whisky when he thought he had been
bitten by a snake. If all the good edl-
tors would wait for snake bite, it
might change the rosy hues of a num-
her of editorial noses.
He is exceedingly cheerful and san
guine, averring with marked emphasis
that "affairs in Ireland were never in
more hopeful condition" He believes
the assassination of Lord Cavendish
and Secretary Burke was instigated by
the English landlords for the purpose
of arousing English antipathy toward
Gladstones Irish policy, but says land
lcrdism is "broken and demoralized
and that "self-government will follow
in the wake of the land league"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-06-29

.Senate-The house bill establishing q uniform
system of bankruptcy, came up.
Sen. Hoar moved to substitute the measure
substantially identical with what is known as the
Lowell BILL This gu bstitute Hoar advanced at
length and the bill was then laid aside till Mon
day.
The senate then passed resolution for the re-
lief of settlers and purchasers # public lands in
Nebraska and Kansas. House resolutions com
memoratiye of Representative Allen (Mo.) were
received, and after impressive remarks upon his
life and services by Coekrell Dawes, Brown and
Vest the usual resolutions were adopted. Adj
journed till Monday.
Hoafse--The house went into committee Of the
whole and resumed the consideration of the bill
to reduce internal taxation; it being agreed that
general debate thereon should close at p. m, at
which hour eulogies on the life and character Of
the late Thos. Allen, of Missouri, were to be de-
Evered
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-06-29


with, may meet in consultation legally
qualified practitioners of medicine.
Emergencies may occur in which all
restrictions should, in the judgment OF
the practitioner, yield to the demands
, of humanity" This is rule which is
in direct conflict with the code of ethics
of the national society, which claims
for itself-and its claim had thus far
been readily recognized-primal juris-
diction in questions of medical ethics.
All other societies-state, county and
city-of regular physicians are auxil-
iary to the main body and if entitled
thereto by numerical strength have
representation therein. There is a
clause in the code of the American
Medical association to the effect that
'no one can be considered as regular
practitioner or fit associate In consul
tation whose practice is based ON al
exclusive dogma, to the rejection of TIE
accumulated experience of the profess
sion and of the aids actually furnished
by anatomy, physiology, pathology
and organic chemistry" Par. /, art.
4, Code Ethics American Medical asso-
cation.
According to this rule an allopathic
physician who consults with homeo-
pathic or eclectic physician is subject
TO discipline.
The sentiment of the convention, re-
inforced by Or. Lewis A. Stayre OF
New York, who was elected bat de-
clined to be delegate from that state,
but was present, was overwhelmingly
in favor of sustaining the national code
and for the exclusion of the New York
delegate. There was no personal feel
ing in the matter and all sides freely
intermingled during the sessions. !,
The following resolutions in regard
to expert testimony was introduced
from the section on state medicine by
A. L. Gihon, q. S. A.
Resolued, That it is the sense of the
American Medical association that it
will be conducive to justice and the
dignity of the profession that medical
expert testimony shall be given with
out having the appearance Of being in
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
ALABAMA HLECBION FRAUDS.
NJ eIhOdS By which Southern BOUF
DOns elect III amn1IVeB 10 Once.


WASHINGTON, DEC. 26 AS the evil
denct ~ tho Alabama contested cleo
tiou GAGS betOre the present Congress
ba. fully shown, The taVOrlte and most
effective method used by tho Alabama
BOurbOns to suppress the Republican
vote for congressman in that STATE il
to ap, .ulnL as inspectors OF election III
every strong Republican precinct Dem
OCrats who turn up missing On The
morning Ul election day or who, II pres
eut, refuse W open the polls aud s0fye.
Under the Jaw the electors may i'm
prUviss machinery and CohdUCt All cleo
Won Intensely Is, but IN Bvely case where
a EepuJlicAn MINORITY il returned Inc
BOuIsUu County CanTaeSers tluu a pre-
t0XJ 10 reject The poll. ny These means
ahciity ana Wneelej, Democrats, were
returned to the pre- eDJ Crpgre's, and ty
he came means, it ID alleged, Shelley
mas bcel again traudulently returned to
INT. Congress aDd has been given a GER
utiGGtt Of eItCD.Ou 10 tic nrGt.
Mr. Craig, Of selma, who ran against
Shtllny Tor the ucXl Congress, has writ
tea Letter 20 Chairman CALLING. OF the
T. rc,u Gus COmmiNer, III which 10 says:
| write TO ask ii the PRESENT Congress-
III i'o' e"%ct an e'e~ 'iIN -" ~ 81
'.'''Io"7 'o' n ,5i' "'i" VI "'U' ''a, -
b" @,n" ne p'G ;.t Ia" y. ,i"t I
VIC 7e'e' iou " n'l''0'''t: ~ "o'" ,In
anu ".i7L T ,,. ,, "n4 0'J - the
Ir'i"1 = aIe. n".tr,r' ,LGue. MarsLal
",' 1884, o .'eS D.''r , 'u "4' Al 49, %a
% ,u. D,t t, "i ,rno 1I w. nnaItiea e.c-
'uo'0n ION "n4'n6 Iu' q"0'1' ,'n',o ~ -
I''S u mo % go +nu ''9' oo"m ,,,, ar
,clo OWES W ip p 'nT mads 10
~ an" p" tbs 90 cn,t iI Of o,en.
'; iII 49, Inc ,..n.,l nv The ,JrJr5 Of said
g ,",'. IN Liner Words, ~ place the
managrrtul Of such eIe, tons where it
uryuri,y belongs in the hands Of the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

,.,.,un Of the Unite safes or lr'
A S s+@",2' ras he'd yg,tuYaag, With Snt
10y Nv T,aAford on tAe bc4cH, III" q
', a"" If Reybo.A Va tho Ne" OK a. =, =
G q -, VI ~, ~, t,t' TTarsrO,li,ion Company
n '''',iIy5u I'D, end the aa"Nircr, hII'
vas ,'%? -, ,o MI sns.aincd By the Court.
U.s. % ' ,,,,,51 Of George Gray, Gyqn Que 81 81
~ w, rouTpaI for The Defence u" c s',s2
TO- Saaa oonrnuei uutii to uay, u o tn";r
". ""D ,,l,Iw them time TO perfect 'n''i
p'J I"hn lCadvalader, ESQ OF Pnl s ,i'l.
mia. Alexander Evans E3q' al ~ n ore
t"n ,nI Hon. Thoma. +. "a az" ,,,3 % do.
lol lI',t %"" with Mr.. Gray for the nc,
fence. 81 Ella. couusel for the
,,ain,itt, moved that tAe oin an,s 81 n S the
2,"'T Wra1ley, imposing the cos'S o' ~, Hn II.
lG CO. A t%rn, mon the defendants DO Cd
j n9o , tI' Mr. Bird also spoke IN sup
, ,.T% Of Of the motion which was 0pIo''''
by Mr. R %'J' ord moved that the cLer I,i
var, p -" lasts Of tho June term, huu
repo @,Sn ~ ordered tie defendant 10 pay
the OOu, fter eoDe time spent 1.
ono 1,,D lne Cours directed the ot this
a" a. S%rrsrrt a statement OF inc co"'' 'D''
mOTning. ,.,oJ until 10 O'Clock
this morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

.vr nbvstcIaDs thought that WIS para
,o19 On n" IN, AIDE. l was tCrril y am cleA
~ III Hhcnmarism som 1869 N 1889 WAS
- 40 limits Remedy. ....,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

EG,GERBEH. - During The Christmas
" Holidays we viii sell at the tolLoWIhST
MS rs iininCgncas .5e. ctbs new dr.. applcs2to
4 apnle butter Itc. . good ito coffee sSc.
ryW pruneJ ne. +cAha bhho. S0GL q
new Cur2aata 2jo. "a lbs new r9isias2 20
Golden drip; NJ liasaea, 2Oc. Honey hTlps doe'
silver dttps s9c. rev crop Il. y, Mol 2Sc.
Flour s and ~ per b. We WV f fnnr iS 40
You You, take 30 rIsk, 20 keep only standard
brands Of -four Teas, 30, b, O. and SIC: 0I "
4oo. extra is excellent, Our 500. Is equal 10
wGss some other sCotas sell at 70 and ~ Gus.
our assortment Of goods Is equal to any Osh nn
store in the city. J9Liies AM preserves Oh d..
sorts. Elmo carry rose POTATOES, 81 conts per
6ushel OaiI oHoo and Ds convinced.
p. J. FOhD, Front s. Madison sts.
daatf trout Il Maryland ave,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
Bargain %.

"A CERMANIA FUR
BEAVER OVERCOATo
for Large Boys at $12.oo;
CIT Gown from $500
These are tive splendid Bar
gains.
" The Bargain lines are
very full on Mems Over
coats ar So, $40, So, $40. 50
ana $50 Mems SUITS al
Sic, $12, $14; SIS and $40
80. Large Boys Cvercoats
1t So so and ST. Large
Boys Suits at SO SO and ST.
20 small Boys Overcoats
at s., S. and s.. Small
Boys, Suits at $3.50 and
~ Whether this list shows
what Won want or not, come
to Oak Hall for your heavy
clothing, We are sure to
please you in style and
prices.
.WANAMAKER & BROWN:
OAK HALL, sixth and Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
To-Day G. Tomorrow

At the Wilmington Cloth
ing House, 4th and Market
strests, we will present to
every purchaser of clothing
one of our placques-"Red
Riding Hood" or "Morning
Prayer''-as q Christmas
souvenir These are very at
tractive and will please the
children,
We will add that we have
made our prices to cores
pond with the lateMess OF the
season and to attract pur'
chasers who wish to secure
q suit or oil Overcoat Tor the
child, a boy or man who has
not yet bought. Prices and I'd
quality will tell, and we will
tell you our low prices when
you call. largest stock to
select from. DO not fail to
visit us.
Yours truly,
IN0. w. UIEFENDORF u Co.
N. B,-Kiits Suits st a sacrifice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
the Last or 800, 900.

Mrs. l.. ". S.ock'ey, who keeps a
childrtn's clothing and thinning score
at Tie Iorth.east corner Of Ihlrd anu
King streets. On Saturday last received
:, SD no,e on the National Bank OF Port
nepusiL upon the back OF which "as
written with pen and ink "Fhis is the
last Of fortune Of ono hun0reu thouS-
and col ars left ne By my nncle d. r;
Beware Of wine and women. r. a. Y.
This Should be d Warning 10 lhous@nes
Of other young men who are running 10
the sane road.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

C.7uE GREAT SALE OF FRUIT AT IO3
EasT sixth street still goes on. Ci'rOn
RGisirs ond candy, caady, raIs IN ana q yr SI1
sll Gay long. LLdles, We arr, giving you az
he I'd vantage ofgIeat bargains in the hnest
ard purest groceries that money can p945.
chase. We Keep 10 trashy nor stale s9OuS
our goods ure ali turned over every, week our
seIes aTs 80 Iarge oar goods mover have time
10 ~ vi Stale. To VIII sell you as cheap aud
the p.rcst md b.st KooJ9 as you caa Pur'
chata at .py store in tho CITY, GIVE us trial AL
another large lot Of >ur sHtnplo tea at 80 G's
nayt TIr.,aia We ever dsrsi. Another lot Of
SSar TrtnI -four 81 81, nice for Christmas
ViCt, We have Just received of steamer a
iafS s: lot Of hnc Ii,sh duleo lecS excellent to
heIp TO make you fir, il is invaluable GCod
butter ana lesh osgs fine early rose goG ~
toes and zone CT poultry iCr christmas az NE
WtEH 1913 f. EHt SiEin 81. o|'-ot'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

diocase Of he Gldueys; before Using mum
Rernedy two Gays vas relleV a. VI az
Io,a Dejl - JOSHUA IU Ihu1.
.Nv MUSICIANS thought that w0s parN'
t,,ed on Ins SIDE. was tCrFil y All, Ct1t ,
with Rheumatism som 1907 u 1901
cured py Hunts Remedy. ,,,rnv
"uy doctor pronounced my Gaze niE ,,', ,
DIseasn. ard said that | c2ui1 i've V5mn5;
e, "a yvas ,s,cedily cured " M. GOOIHFhLD'
,,.avirg suffered twenty yearswith Licney
,t,a"S snd emuloyed various pny iclaH5
U,i,hn II heiry rclievct. ives then Gofe, "
W,tnoI' Esmedy," SULLIVAN FkN Nbi-
81 hov, heen realty benefited by the uso
,,unnt,S tomody. For diseases oil mo Niu'
n,ys and urinary OrganR there i u I"tG'NN~ 60
perior.' a. ~ ,u,,r,,, Ham
81 cap Hastily to the vIrtue OF HUNT n nop
,,, Us TIt,cv diseases frOm actual trLai'na'
lhR poon III "'" EEy, Z. q. TAYLOR
,1,s unable to arise from bed from 81
a,,a.I - ridney dis ease Tho dcctord c.h, ~,
st p, r,t ., ,'T me was finally COMPLETELY
cured by using HINTS Keme4Iiy,iC KsON.
havo svttere! extremely with kidt ~ y
l,,sotn, after usiny Hunts Remedy '"o""''
was enaIle'i " '''N GEO. +. CLARK.
81 sold IN tue yor' C$i1%i th' FGyyiIet Of
nons oT ono hun4re and twenty no oI'o,n U
Hunts lencdy Il ls@ T4'T vaIp'.HoNTiEG.
for kidney disease 1,o,.
Quo trial VIII convince You 1'r pha H
rNiS by ali pvugwisi'. emu io' "a
rnlGt h. o-;Jo,co K
-0A' ar,r,s, rs cents and SI.&'.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
On EBODY.

Somebody thinks the world all wrong.
AMI never hasa word in itG prise,
Somel 0d' sings the win n dGy ionI,
LiG' s tho world ant al It's Wa 4,
Soneb'oy says It's queer old place,
where none I'hs phopIe d. a, they '1ouId
lheu somebody thinAti iu..u u aTAce,
ANA Wouidn' oaAuEe tn. f).A. Il 10 could
somebody cslIs It erusl and colt,
fulI ofsio, and sGTDw. aad pan,
hero life Is butts search or gold
Mud EoulIarG lDT IN F3insh ga!n,
Somebody ncrrI'y lauXLs--"np cries.
'hufIah for such dear Old efr,h,
success han crown the atan who tiles
10 make his marx ty h.rrsG worth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

N, had been very uaushty and was
wv w amusing himseif Win mS scrip
lure prlur,)-"Hor9'S Daniel III Tue
hons dec :! ,, uAn what
,,at Va ras, INTO the lions uen ioF
WI Waser Tommy ("nth Vriumph)-
UCAusa he was good
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

teacher (abJuC 10 comment On man SS,
ptuPs direction Tor c1nduc. OF hlon
a% a. women durins divine servire)
nov, do you knos "hy women taI. 90 90
M, Xxx IN their bounetsin church =
1%Gon tlcy Din 70. looking glasses
IN mt 'em on again by.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
Address, --tflasg0T,
ORDER.
EEaIsTER'B DEVICE,

REaIBTER'B OEVIOE, [
New CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, Dec. ~ 1857.
Upon tho application Of Jacob l.. Cooley
Administrator )' Thomas =. dOOdlty late OF
firandyWine hurdI 10 said County. Decd
it IL 0rdered ard directed Oy the Register,
that tho Admin etratOr aforesaid give notice
Of granting u etters Of Administration upon
the est ate oithe ec'd, with the date OF grant
Ing therGtr, causing adyer'ts. to be poIted
witntn ~ days from tIe ate OF such Letters
IN TX Of tho most public el&ces OF the county
OF n ew Oastla, requiring al! persons having
demands against tho estate to present tne
sa e, or abide by an Act 0. Assembly ID
s1ch case made and provided; and ALTO cause
the Same 10 be- inserted within the same peri
oil in tue DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, q neWs'
paper published IA Wilmington and to D.
c0ntinuea therein three Weeas, (e.o-d
40 Given under the hand and sea- OF
Ills, Ofice Of the Register &foresalo' al
~~--) Wilmington, IN New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and ye9r above WT1tteE.
y. y. HlGtfS, Register.
NorIOs-All persons having clairns &galnst
tho estate OF the deceased must preseh: tae
same duly attested TO the executors, on
or before Dec g21d, a. d., 1888, or abide the
ACT OF Assembly In such case made and pro-
vided. JAOCB L. HOUDLEti
AdJress- Clayuont Del. d1T-3W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

lost his trauk viii" on a ItcInr!nR
tour last fall, and hiS leg. were IN "
,.aJs OF pertui baton painful to see;
ERE, AIRY AIRY 'Ero'S a
,I'Aye the blawses Tor the luggage
srt The bio ming conduc or - Ron"
and situated the luggage va" III OF Ai',
.Vther line, don't You kno" bia"S'
the bloody luo& Of ~ | Gavin see any
,tina "a iuI. hCw.jnI CoanIty OnJ 'F"u
u,r, yUu kLOW.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

|rors,IrOR EXCHANGE A FARM
Y" o,..'rr,. II I'd building and COCO
Irl, ",chqrl and small fruits Apply 70
\ YerLlD.l1, No. 8 l.. IN ST. ooi''''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

,oRSNE-rHH STOCK or MILL;
1rry ami trimming tXtuEe1 and GOOD
rnd 'Fct Re. No. Ga MarEstst, NJ lss =.
] Addison. u'-'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

Three cowboys, "of desperate sps,tIIS cn% ore-
fer -" were Iyn6hed at P TGsv usra mo- not
g sS Or Morday nshf or a anS yp wSio
l ;onG hit we're chung on general PFin-
ciples."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

.,.--,,y,rARaR@AIN-lF SOLD
|T05 sA n 'rs 1eI, 10 dayssS orc propeLN
y Hnn' ,,c ,,, j story nrtcE, . ioGm, !,
|,fs !ay ,'' All aoaen impeachment; n rgy
my us ., cont r' no lie luEes.mehL apPAy
Per y p, q Exhibitions, S'h cd KinH' ga |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

rOR EENT-STABLE AND SLaUGH-
trh0use, shea6 and ya-4 VI viii be
ld fr any o.iCr business Apply to
h II. Sutton. 7Oi = 9Th st. dcg7.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

,ov S,1Y-B BAKERY AND nW Eli
LNh q, o, a rIo- Nm h and Poplar SirreetS'
,I ,o1 h GUYER, 10 East iiELIh
lDY "u' D." GeCFI
rstt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

cog ptNT-ALARGE BRIt X BUILD.
h rguItabIe for manufacture about SooO
nj d floor. room for steam II required. APP
cJat thl5 office, uecN'u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
TuPLIUSAif-TH GREAT AUCTION
stIe Of watches and lewelry Will con.
tinue NJ Sudham n IONS Auction H0OWs
No. III fsL Guurtn SCee., On
FRIDAY SATURDAY EVE, DEC. 2! ~.
= -

All kinds Of gents ami ladISs' gold =
silver casod watches, stem and key w'"deTr;
silver plG .si goods, CLOCKS AMI a ilii hDo a
goUds suitable f.r ltday Presents. Wh''E
viii be Iold at 4 tie tacrhce. Goods open
for lnepee ion every day and evening. HI'
goods gold at private sale during the day III
auction prices
N. B--Ihe largest purchaser OF Iopf ~
saturday nightS sale viii DO presented ".
oIther n ma, yJia Hacn and chair ~ d
V,ntIeman'6 gold watch as to NAV chose
me above viii positively take place the same
a. has been doto every Saturtaf e'9ni"g
sinoe the subscriber has been selling vi u Us
J Ii. ALLIES.
L. stidhala \ son. Aucts. dec.2-2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

or--IyHyFXECUTrHS-DWhL ELL
,on n L n.s iats Oi ri wilson, decd, no:
1. N, NY ,,r J., oto aroet, Wilmington Icrms
NJ. lgpy ts H. S y, 3S,n a!'e5TT Il ~
,.co,Jr, rl5 Market 81 "~'' WV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28
An Annex to
Bargain -Four.

Bargain No. 81 has 7.6
Large Boys Fancy Back
Cashmere Oyercoats at $8.-
90. They are much the
same as Bargain 4, which is
so nearly sod out as to be
c|assed with this.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

-, THE HorEL PROPERTY
OH SAI ,-r,h Ward Clty q " lim ins Tor,
A!LS H, u IaSc Inl, with blacks s., 't IN
IVA a and 'ae4t S, On 1a' On 'e easy
Found' ,, %4' Ia IyANS pENNlNd ! IW !, nj
I'q' aa' Lighlh and b i'g S''eo'S'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK
house on Met auIley St, keutloE. Ap-
4. Parian CAUSE. de2O u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

Il By i. mayer, 1 SsSn9d Of bo'n so:;'
and Of Overyage emit rely 1Tcust p Of Ie'
nSnt .I send S SsSSp l iS Ogs hours ocs
sons SC rs C SP ~ ISL Arch ct rhil@'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

n0E htNT-A 100 ACRE FARM NEA X
AIeyyIls about IT mles from vii
:.I41 Inquire at this office. d0.7.d&Wt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

-oEsALtt ,l.5 I" rtubstnnaIiy butt , Ttse
Lasan.sI2 I'M 0 orn E,st cor. 1ih ana
rTS-'. .on.e' s SNI,I naEo E,o4 l lCcs
,,y 10 ILUIa' ~ I'@'''' MOIST
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-28

n ' NJ VI. II He ANNUAL MEETING
lo6n, " tNo Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
led At y,o " tiio state OF y laware, will be
alg,on | aN n gLHce Of tAe company In VIII
w. a. II, T' jM0nd4y the It'll day OF January,
Election ~, olocs, a. m, ut which dino an
Eyo ,hto "D u mvo managers OF tho company, to
ttsresI nn !GNtS, viii bo he'd, md one years.
Tho ape"'s a." ~ deposit notes will DO payable.
scG.ye dno. 0, J., c,o company are authorised to
v AL., ES,hJrvR DUPONT, President.
= IL, Secretary. d2l.l6t
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---71T-7w0 rrnE !, Y Market Dg T.
q; ss$ r: +; E; ;s 4 e: 4:
shs 4, P Sss5 fnaDs1;t So''f NJ tn and
" Ip',, '',r .trret Apf'| " delS.lm
i ,.G. lrrnch street
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0EGIBTKR'S ORDBR.

X, REoISTRRB OFBICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, dec. 10 1897.
Upon the application Of Samuel Alrich
Executor of Levi Green late OF
Yencader Hundred, In said county, deceased
1t is ord cred and irected by the Register that
the Administrator aforesaid give notice OF the
granting Of Letters elementary upon the
estate of deceased, with the date Of ErantinK.
thereof by cauflBg adVerIiSeme nts to be post
ed within forty dayI from the date Of sush
Letters in six Of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle, requiring all peraons
having emands against the esta te 10 present
the same ur abide by an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided; and also cHute
the same 10 be inserted within the same perl
Od In the Daily hBPUBLICAE, a newspaper
published 10 Wilmington and to baCSnunued
In crUin three weeks, ie-1-d.)
Given under he hand anb seal
\, =, ofCfiice Of the Register atoreSaidst
LIS ( Whining ton, in New Castle county,
ED |ai1iesHiI, the day and year ABOVE
written. :. q BltdS, heslstet,
KorIOR-All persons having claims against
tina estate Of the deceased must preNenI the
same duly atLeste1 to the Executor, on or
before December,l0 h 1858, or abide the ACT,
Of Assembly IN SUCH case made andproVided.
SAMU LL ALHlOH, Executor.
Address. lasgOW. Del.
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OFIGI.E.
''''A,-lD WAFER RENTEaS.


Vr. pPIN WATER llrArrMEnr,
,... '|A'N"rpH, hFL, bee y, 1857.
+, '.e b iI'for tho yo,rls3 4, nav ready
s 81, !. ~ 'o.e a. The Kcglst ara oibes. i, W.
' '. l4th Gad KING streets "
!I..' "''i u.s. III uLtuE uuylil Z ftUr the 3iSL
ii.a,''Iy, VS., i've por cent. viii be nd0od
M, ~! on IAy the N ,nth Of Erhmarv. md
!, , ,St '"4' # paid du.lns mar,n A(,er
n, Nv" olL' the Ierrups nav br wlt6GrLWu
Il, .al instituted Tor tng rrr,v'Ty rftIo
rt ...,'. .u,. Dlhce hours ga. n, 10 4 =. m
!, a. bD&n, ECgistrti.
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Nop s4AE-A FLOUR STOKE n FIX
| ,lres Address Flour oIilcs. 1921
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FOR ALL THE PEOPLE.

Benutlful teeth at Oh, s., IS and $lOgt4H8
set, Teeth extracted without painby the
use Of gas. Over 60 years experience. bh
GALLAGHER, No. S36 Market street.
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r. sENT-IWO PLEASANT Faint
[ I'm Oh first nOlT sIi'Ahle for two. Ap.
IlB.I v est Ninth street. dOCgv III
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n "lIOE.-ELLurlON,

WT NV iLMlEGTON h BRANDYwIEE,
Tho oa t"'N"roN, December q, 1852. /
ag panu T niI meeting Ofthe stockholders OF
% luo"M,Nm,,i WIN oe held at tho banking house
Aolrs ofg wy January ., 1888. between the
iMCh1osn%% n nin . o'clock, y. IA for tho purpose
'ag year "' R'n9 Dir ctory to serve the ON u.
w. NOWLAND, Cashier. dla-tf
VI 6,onON-ALI' PERS ms ARE FOR
ny account 10 70 rust any perIOn whatev, on
1H, jesse C "aIIlOut written order from
"uh' deI73tH
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rE Observation-Disclosures %
slr.euf hrst-class hand, EOOl buildings
4 nltuty u iIe.h water near Mt. CuOSr
,,hala Hid Address or call On J A N ES
la II, Mt tuba tDel de1ob,tsW