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Chairman Cooper figures out 10000
majority for Beaver-Cameron's man.
Why not make it 4OO,OOOP The latter
figures are a trile more extravagant, but
decidedly more encouraging.
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COnkling has had an abundance of
adjectives applied to him, but it re-
mained for Washington correspondent
to speak of him as Jumbo like" In
the name of d. Davis, we protest.
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Not satisfied with Hoar's defense, the
Massachusetts, organs are calling on
dawes to appall them with his. We
trust that his innocent constituents will
be spared the infiiction.
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Notwithstanding the Republican gel
rymander Of the State of Blaine, it is re-
ported that Hon. William P. Frye is
feeling a little nervous lest the Democrats
should after all capture the Legislature.
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The Pennsvlvani

The Pennsylvania Democrats are or
ganizing by school districts, and expect
to have 10000 active workers in the
field.
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8 alt RHPuM.

VIII Mcdonald, 2,542 Dearbon street, Chica
go, gratefully acknow lodges a cure Of Salt
hheum on head, neck, face, arms and legs for
seventeen years; not able to walk except on
hands and knees for one year; not able to help
himself for eight years; tried hundreds Of
remedies; doctors pronounced his case hope
les permanently cured by Cuticura Resolvent
blood purifef) internally, ami Cuticura and
Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures) eXter
nallV.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-08-23

A practical contemporary remarks
that the President may readily afford to
have flag when every auctioneer has
one. This is cruel.
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Hubbell has lots of SOAP" but does
not appear to be in hurry to put it out.
de Is probably waiting till Dorsey gets
time to work it off.
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Gmttfura aseMredIes.
(gticura

THE CUTICURA TREATMENT, for the cure
Il Of Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases, con.
slsts in the ia teri al use of Cuticura Resolvent
the new blood purifier, and the external use
OF Cnticura and Cuticura Soap, the great skin
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SKIN KIIMORs.

SKIN KUMORS.
Mrs. S. E. Whipple, Decatur, NJ cb., writes
that her face, head and some parts of her body
we're almost raw. Head covered with scabs
and sores, suffered fearfully and tried every
thing. Permanently cured by Cuticura Re
solvent (bioOd pufiier) and Cuticura and Gut
cura Soap (the great skin cures)
CU3ICURA REMEDIES are for sale by all
druggists Principal depot.
WEEKS g. POTTER, Boston, Mass
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p 8ORIA6Ia.

Fl. E. Carpenter. Esq, Henderson, N Y.
cured OF 2 ioriasis or Leprosy, of twenty years
standing by the Cuticura Resolvent blood
purifier) in ernaly and Cuticura and Cuicura
soap (the great skin cures) externally. The
most wonderful case on record, Cure certified
to before Justice Of the Peace and prominenI
citizens ALI afflicted with itching and scay
diseases should send to us for this testimo Mai
In fnll
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Arthur has flag of his own. Billy
Malone is the boss of the administration
and he should have one too.
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SKIN DISEASE

y NtbW = y 8, - 9
F. II. Drake. ESQ Detroit Mich suffered be
yond all description from a skin disease which
appeared on his hands. head and face, and
nearly destroyed his eyes. The most careful
doctoring failed t. help him, and after all had
failed ne used the Cuticura Resolvent (blood
purifier internally, Cuticura and Cuticura
soap Che great skin cures externally. ano
was cured and has remained perfectly well to
hfs
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a2Qst.

T OST, on Barnard or Broughton street.
IL tie gold cross, heart and anchor The
opens and has light hair within. ID
reward will be given to the finder. Lean
the News office.
MISS N. J. HAMlLTa
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Bautea.

WANTED, an active weI --,----=-=
w IA who wishes a re-, n. educated boy \,
an office. May address IN lament ;a situation h
ing, p o. box No. 254 us own handwrit
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EOR SALE-TWo new frame houses \
IL all modern Improvements; situate
Bolton street between Abercorn and I.as
fronting south; for sale o. monthly ID
ment plan, Apply to r. B. REPPaRD, M
Bay street.
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WANTED to buy, a good st-->I
" horse. Address W, R., care sSsG d.,. Z,
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w A S,lnseif g young man to COLLEGE,,
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nRIVEN WELLS put down and mae
~ for same furnished. Points pa, III
2 inch of extra quality and make alBaE
hand. The Cucumber Pump, all other ID
and repairs for same 10 be had aJ A. KEN
II West Broad street, Savannah, Ga, n
shooting, Carriage Painting and Repairing
Enlistment.
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I OTIS, BUILDING LOTS few a
IL Building Lots for sale, south Of Anda
street, three minutes walk from Ban
Street Railroad, by E.F.KILl
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WANsTsEps,, five good carpenterv
aoor IA jas os RRC5,9iNLEY, York s1SaA App,
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WANTED. a small house ahon--
w Der or October. VIII lease IL .i lst Ssps
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WANTED, a shipping clerk Mn-
W and accurate. Address. j IN ~ Dc n
writing, P. o. box IA. oVo IN
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WANTED, a girl to do general ~
sI4H German preferred. Addrasls Eos
ohEARER, Wheaton Ga, 615 ME- "
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WANTED, a woman (colored, -
" small family. Apply at q a e9sosis
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EOR SALE, a double truck in good uts
IL Suitable for wholesale grocery had
Also, a neat phRton but little used. Sug5
for single or double harness: has TWO sssE
c. IL DORSET
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for Sale.

EOR SALE.-A rare chance. A cis,, =
II One of the best locations in i6s "
Terms cash. Parties desiring to m-l.
must be responsible. Address sEGAbS r.
ing News office.
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Florida 81
Florida 81 &
T Honey, %
sweet POI
PoULTRI
good. EC3|
In good 4
NUTS sid
Georgia d
EIOnda ~
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
w,,,,.m penn 200 years Ago.

The following appeared in the Phila-
delphia Record about q year.ago and Is
republished now to show the change
wrought in sentiment in 200 years:
September, 1852,
To ye aged and beloved John Hig-
ginson There be now at sea a shippe
for eur friend Esaias Holdcraft, Of Lon
don, did advise me by the last packet
that it would sail sometime in August,
called We Welcom, r. Green was mas
ter, which has abord hundred or more
heretics and malignants called quakers
with W. Penn, who is ye scamp at ye
head of them.
Ye General Court has accordingly
given secret orders to Master Malachi
Hurtell, OF the brig Porpois, to wavlaye
ya said Welcom as near ye coast OF
Codd as may be, and make captives OF
We Penn and his ungodly crew, so that
We Lord may be glorifed, and not mock
ed on We soil of this new country with
We heather worshippers of these peo'
pie. Much spoil can be made by sell
lug ye whole lot to Barbados, where
slaves fetch good prices in rumme and
sugar, and we shall not only do ye LORD
great service by Furnishing the wicked
but shall make gayne for his ministers
and people. Yours, in ye bowels OF
Christ. COTTON mAThEh'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
RhmrDels on a Train.

On the rain that left Philadelphia
last night at IL 32 o'clock were several
men under the influence of liquor, one
of which huddled himself up and went
to sleep where everything went on
calmly until the train was approaching
Thurlow, wien two men approached
the man in the seat and commenced to
shake him in their endeavors to arouse
him and said to him "Don't you get
out here"
At this point Conductor Thompson
came along and told tie men to sit
down, that the man they were shaking
had ticket for Wilmington. They
Immediately complied with the CON
ductors request aud at Thurlow they
got off the train, having had tickets for
that place. After proceeding q few
miles the conductor saw the man swatch
chain hanging from his vest, minus OF
his watch, and told him of 1t. The
man sobered up in an instant, but toe
ate to recover his watch as the men
who sheok him no doubt stole the
watch.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
Mayors Court.

There were four small boys before the
Mayor last Saturday evening, three ol
whom we're charged with acting in a
disorderly manner on Friday evening
in the vicinity of Elm and jackson
streets. The other boy, was charged
with making a noise, and acting dis
orderly in the vicinity of No. 13 school
Each of the boys was 6nel 90 cents
and costs, but on account of previous
good character, and evidence that
showed they were not bad boys, the
fines we're afterw ards remitted.
Daniel Dougherty was charged with
interfering with an officer in the dis
charge of his duty, but at his request
for time to allow of his obtaining wit
nesses the case was postponed until yes
terday morning, when he was fined 81
and costs.
A man named Brown WAS charged
with interfering with an officer while
he was making an arrest. After hear.
ing the evidence, the Mayor adjudged
him guilty, and imposed fine OF IS and
costs.
There were more than the usual num-
her of drunks yesterday morning, each
of whom was fined the usual 30 cents
and costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
BusInes IsnDrOysmsu,,

1t is stated upon good authority a
MeSsrs. Baynard and Dawson. isv
ers at No. 229 Market street, Ssvi SsT
purchased the building at tbe I'm an,
west corner of Fifth and Market nv
now occupied as a newspaper M
will, after the Goth of March next \
it down and erect on its site hsDdwI
structure, which will be fitted M \
occupied by this enterprisinv firm h
jewelry store, AID when hnistsi 4
be the finest in the city,
1t is also stated that Mr. Nsb|
Lieberman, WilmingtOn's popular
thier, will make some EXTENDED h
provements to his store, on the Opw
corner, in the spring, ald when fp,1
1t will compare favorably with
finest stores in town.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
the s.n1e RIbIe society.

The. Delaware State Bible Society
held its seventeenth annual meeting last
Saturday afternoon in the lecture room
OF the Central Presbyterian church.
The meeting was presided over by the
President DIR, Lewis p. Bush. After
prayer by the Rev. Charles P. Mallery
the report Of treasurer Charles W. How
land was read and referred to commit.
tee, who after examination reported that
they had found 1t correct. The commit
tee on appointing colpOrteur to dis
tribute Bibles in New Castle county,
reported that they had selected John
f. Mclaughlin who would in a short
time enter upon the work. The chair
man of the committee on Bible DEPOSIT
tory reported that at the present time
there were 180 Bibles and Testaments
in the depository. The committee on
officers for the ensuing year reported
the following.
President-Lewis P. Bush, M. d.
Secretary-Rev. Charles P. Mallery.
Treasurer Charles W. Rowland.
Board of Managers-All the pastors
OF churches in the State, w. p. Lodge,
DR.. William Cummins, Peter +. eau
sey, William d. Clark, A. G. Cox, An
thony Higgins, j, f. Williamson, WIG
NAPLES, d. l.. Dunning, l.. V. Aspril,
G. Chandler, T. 2. Belville, Charles
Rowland, e G. Challenger, Alexander
Kelley, Edwin II. Paynter, Hon. n.
B. Smithers, Hon. W. r. Cochran,
Robert L. Houston, Job II. jackson,
D. G. Ridgway, Henry @. Robinson,
William d. Dove, William Bush,
Eiw ard 7. Taylor, J. Alexander Full
ton, John r. Mcfee, II. I. Cause, DIR.
J. p. Jump, Samuel Cooper, James 7.
Bird, Lewis P. Bush, George II. Bates,
Henry Ridgley, j. Taylor Guase and
David Chandler. The report was adopted
A committee consisting of the Rev.
George W. Miller and Edward 7. Tay.
lor were appointed on resolutions in
reference to deceased members. In a
time they reported series of rasolu-
tions of respect to the memory Of Hon.
G. s. Layton and George W. Sparks
who have died during the past year.
The resolutions were adopted, and
the meeting adjourned to meet
last evening at 7.30 o'clock In the
W est Presbyterian Church.
The large audience room of the latter
church was we'll fillCd last evening by
an attentive audience. The Rev. A. N,
Keigwin offered prayer, and addresses
were delivered by the Rsvs. George W.
Miller and j. Howard Nixon, d, d
The Rev. Charles p. Mallery read his
annual report and the meeting closed
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
The First Regiment.

TIE following order has been Is,
bv CO. Samuel NJ. Wood Of ths \
heriu ent d. V. M:
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGIM
ID ' NJ, WILMINGTON, DEL, 0ctd
q, 1SS2-General Order The regiu
having accepted the invitation Of
i.Centennial Association TO psrt
pate in the celebration in PhIls1elp
on October q, will assemble 10 h
mington at s a. IN. on that day 10 \
dress uniform, light marching on
The band is hereby instructed 70 e
to the adjutant at 7.3O at the amor
the First Battalion. By OrderOt
SAMUEL NJ WOOD,
Colonel COmmandin
Official THEODORE TOWNSEND, AZ
tant.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
FIFTH EDITION
CowhIdes and UmhreI1

1t is currently reported Win
strong coloring of truth-in "a ven
said there is proof positive - that ,att NJ /
0nGlal has been the cause tba, @i ia : cltl
little co Winding affair within S tsd t tOj
three days past, In a cross NV. sWo o
far west of Market, S'reei no
1t seems that the official vho
lawful wife and a number Of oS, nH mas
strayed into forbidden paths 0nsdfen
dearing note to the object of tbs aS aS el' !
ed lsdy's affections, instead quo ot olield
ing the officials office found its VI reacaI
the officials lawful spouse. 40 way Y
of course it required no nuro,,
Keep Z her wrath Marm aud strsip6tgS, tig
arming herself with an umbrsIlS IluSgal NV
cowhide she proceeded to the sa rea,s ana
OF the supplanter of her affscti~us tiTalusnc
battered her first with the umhrSTs S %
then tickIed her up with tb'lV,,aal the coHtI.
from kitchen to garret. There arO ,OSald 'l
who think the strokes fall n,On .unlaa Y
wrong shoulders, especially pOa Ou
official Is very solicitous foS ta %
Republican party Is going into a a0ar al.
decline under immoral leader, mora
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
Local IOttInks.

"A, A man named Hughes lost Doc,
book, yesterday, containing Sm pOVA
Remember the Republican mo.a,
tomorrow night at the Opera HOo.a V"'l'
Read the advertisements of tbo.~.
ers FELTON, and Wilmington T,FaI h, ny
week. '' "
A new wharf is being buit =, ),
south side of the Christian o,on.. W.
French street. 'ppVu
A number of new houses will A.,
erected in South Wilnipgtor A.. SSo
to Lobdell's car wheel works, '
All the trains were well 6llA
morning with people enrou,e IN CISs.,
to view the Bi.CeDtennial CeIsS,atl1
at that place.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Monday
STORE NOT TO BItLOSED

His Excellency, the Cover
nor, and His Honor, the
Mayor, very properly ask US
to close our store during the
public festivities of this week.
We should be happy to do
so, if we could, without in
flic,ing grevious disappoint,
ment on thousands of people.
We respect the occasion and
His Excellency's and His
Honor's dignity and author
ity so much that we state
fully why we must not close,
We have made consider
able provision for the recep-
ton, accommodation and en-
tertainment OF The great pub
lie, especially Of s'raogers
coming to the city; and it has
come to pass that nearly
everybody, coming, looks
forward to "going through
.Wanamaker's." " We have
for some days been receiv-
ing inquiries from the coun-
try by people who come to
town this week, but who
want, first, to know whether
the Big Store is going to be
open. If we should close,
thousands of people would
cry out with a personal
grievance. If we keep open
we thereby contribute to the
hospitable festivities Of the
time such a memorial of the
Man of Peace as would warm
his hea t more than his com
pleted statue on the New
City Hall would; especially
when he remembered his an
cient breathing place at
Broad and Market.
We shall; therefore, not
close any day till six o'clock
the usual hour.
We shall release ou +
people by sections, so that
all may share in the celebra-
ton. We, therefore, have
need to ask the indulence oi
visitors; because a quarter
Of onr people will be away
all the time. On Wednes-
day, owing to the part we
take III the proces sion, we
Ishall be unable to deliver
goods, ex, ept at railway
stations.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

The window OF 3 OIL
Chestnut contains a repre-
sentation OF the Landing Of
Penn, the window. of 1871
CHI stnut is a room of a pros
per Jus citizen OF P e n ms
time; and tn e window Of 1903
Chestnut contains a hand
kerchief picture, a picture
maze out out of handker
chiefs, representing the TO-
lowing: PENIS Ofhcial Seal;
City Seal next, after Penn's;
City Seal of to day; Peri
winkle, a flower Of Penn's
time; Wild Rose, a flower oi
all times; ana a pretty med
ley of handkerchiefs making
a fairy-place to see the pic
lures i'll,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
EARLY Morning Fires.

The alarm of fire at 2.45 o'clock this
morning, sounded from signal box 26,
at Maryland Avenue and Beach streets,
brought out the entire department, who
ran beyond the signal box struck, but
failing to find any fire, returned to their
res pective quarters. The alarm was
caused by slight fire in a tenement
house, beyond Browntowp, which was
extinguished by a bucket Of water.
The alarm shortly after Z o'clock this
morning from box 6, at Tenth and Wal
nut, was caused by the slight burning
Of a house on Poplar street above Tenth,
occupied ty Mrs. Crawford. The fire
originated In the bath room, it having
caught from candle on to some clothes.
Beyond the burning of the clothes and
some wood work, no damage was done.
The department responded, but their
services were not needed.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
MILO Marie L1auR,

On Wednesday evening the Provident
Aid Society will give grand concert
in the Opera House, for the purpose OF
replenishiug their treasury. They have
secured the services of Mile Litta' 3
Grand Concert Company, and there is
no doubt that this will be the musical
event of the season. This is the fare
well tour of this great company, which
includes Mile Marie LitIa, Americas
greatest prima donna, Sig. Earnest
Baluanzs, the great Italian tenor, Miss
e. Beere, the famous contralto, julius
Bereghy, the renowned Hungarian
basso, Louis Blumenberg, the wonder
full viol oncellist, and Joseph Harrison,
the popular pianoist. AS the proceeds
are for worthy object the house
should be crowded.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
Ruuawny yesterday Morning.

Yesterday morning DR.. Bullock
called to see a patient at No. 504 West
Fifth street and went into the house,
leaving his horse and carriage in charge
of the driver. The man, who is named
Hagau, undertook to place blanket on
the horse which frightened him and he
started out Fifth street on run. He
continued on until he reached Stoeckle's s
brewery, where he coliided with hogs,
head and almost demolished the car.
riage. He was then caught by a Ger,
man who is employed in the brewery.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
a snocersfn1 n1Entar,a,n mnnt.

The entertainment held at the Lower
B andy wine Church near Centrevils
on Thursday evening last, for the benefit
OF the organ fund, was a crest success
The singing was excellent, and the se-
lec5 readings all that could be desired.
The fact is chat the weather was unfa-
yorAN b great many could not attend,
ar /entertainment will be repeated
Oh ,..8iay evening, Nov. 10Th.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
.kweet potato "Ri'E'

e. T. Baker. com ,p,Scsivel
4l71S King street ! aos ioss from NJ
sey, two potatoes Ta wn''Tr r5s 80
RSnsIgnsSr ESsn grew to S oonsidsrsDttst ssDottins '
Ell, e. Is 'sD Supposed that stls the tss'l pia
siG@ siGe a Tdii railroad into G,.OSn, wR2OD
washers had been thro"I
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
OBITUAR Y.

In memory Of Annie Beatty, who departed
this life. September the 18th, 1884, in the 3rd
year Of her age.
The dead Z Religion answers "Noi
She is not dead-she cannot die!
A mortal LEFT this vale Of woe;
An angel lives on high"
The earth upon her coffin lid,
Sounded hollow, harsh adieu
The mOur d arose and she was hid
Forever, from our fond view.
Forever --drearily the thought,
Passed like an ic6-bolt thH ugh the brain,
When faith the recollection brought
That We shall meet again.
BY friend Of dear little Anoie.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23

Meyer had such a lot o.
clsakings before;nor so good
a place to show 'em. You
can see a hundred or two at
a glance, h ing up together.
Look and touch. H O W
will you bette r choose? You
might be worse off with ten
ten times as many to choose
frcm. There's a deal in how
you see things,
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, northeast from center.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
The Baltimore Synod.

At the session of the Baltimore 81
on last Saturday the New Castle Il
bytery was reported as having 46 y
listers, so churches, 5,4lt COmmunica
and 6,7l2 members OF the Sum
schools. There are two candidates
ported from this Presbytery. Tho <
Lafayette Marks, D. D., was annoq
ed as ch ai7man Of the committee
bills and overtures. After ths Y
action of some other business, heSy
selected West nottingham, Cecao
ty, Md, as the place OF meeting
year.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
A New POmpeY.

Higgins s. Bro, artistic painters, 2S3
Market street, have just completed the
painting of new pompey for Stans-
bury Murray, Of No. 8 French street.
The figure is life size and made to rep.
resent the sporting man of the period,
being dressed In the latest style, with a
cane under his arm and a Wales cigar
in his mouth. The colors are we'll
blended and the sign an attractive one.
1t has been placed in position in front
of MurIay's place of business.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
,owp tn INA EAST SIXTH STREET

NOME TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET
for mince meat 3tb for 26c; An apple but
tor 26c; 9fb ginger snaps zoe; zn Iruit CAKES
26c. Ifb cream bizcuit 26c;3Cars pumpkins CSC;
Something to please the children, Jumbo
cakes: but don't forget our -four makes bread
"a white as snow, 10 c's small bag; $l.OO for
large bag; then we have 4 bag IS Of flour for 80
cts'. lust think bags at such price, 90 cts;
S3 90 for barrel Of hour, and II makes whlte
bread; new beans, new buckwheat, new cram
bsTTies: don't forget we keep Paradise to
make you happy; lust opened to day lot OF
fine Mocha coffee, our Java is excellent; tIy
this new Puniab tea, 1t is the ladies' favorito;
Come and see II you can't get the worth OF
YOUR dollar from us, early rose potatoes; hne
at AZ IOs e. eth Sc. T. M. WiER ocl4 6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
A Missionary O"~ .

For a number OF years Ps,' Pprs,bI
gregatiau Of Central RAJ habit .Svy D
Charch have been in the e n,Or sons
miss ionary in foreign nOTps nsdsI
day day the Rev. DR.. Nixon, .EOt = bps p,'Tl \
church announced that t,SDs : W. Nd
pa pacted during the presepss @ssE' II
shipped sometime sl1 neke S he eon|
tination will probably ,So % have 4
in Kansas. Those wao 20, p1'6 q 81
to contribute will confer Re DSoiiyia
help he a good cause aNSs,cS' BY n"D'
member oftbe church
Daily Republican., 1882-10-23
DEATHS.

EWBANKS-On tho 10th inst, William
Everett, son Of Richard II. aud Annie Il.
Ewbanks, In the twenty-hrst year Of his
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi-
ted TO attend hia funeral from the residence
Of his parents, Sixth and Market street, on
Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock without
urther notice. Interment at Wilmington
and BrandyWine cemetery