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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
Sin StuSftduS becuSet.

@btcagO, IA. Mtdr3. = Ser oStrife"
Ser 2lrbeiter Der ySlltuois zMibiauosgiiens
balm" 1T beeubet, oa Die arbeitcr, obruobl iie
i6on Ill iujeberbotten 0ialen in bieier gSeiie
pertr0fet purber, Dem Seripreden, iie Mir
ben mOrgeu Sen lett 3wet MiOnaten riiditdns
otgen 2Obn erbalten, @luuben iheRfteu un6
sic 1Ernd1t,iinP nhnrheu liefPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
MmS HtIhn

Savanna, IA. Mdr;. - Die 5uderfrl
Der Der SOuoru Ylantage bel Can Telipc,
5niifcn oapannaluub Maton3aS linb geite. /
burh 6euer 3eritDrt poroen uub bcnadbartc
Sitter, auimelden 8irb3uht bctriebcn mirb,
!pnrbeu erbcblid bci6doi9t. Otan permit
tibet 8rau0itiftung uuo bat cine oes &erbre.
d)euS uCroGdjtiQe Bcrion Uerbaitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
Slatternepibemie in eimem Sanbz
ftaptd1ett.

S0utb Betbleb bem, BeuuI., Il.
DtGr3.-Scit lesten Souutag iiuo circa 100
YerIonen bier all ben 8lattern ertrauft, uno
leit gefern 2ben6 luur6en nid)t neniger, ais
30 Grtranfungen gemeleet. Gin Batieut,
glameus Oanfielo, entfam beute i'm 6ieber-
9eltrtnm auf Die StraBe uno muroe MIR
nit Dtiihe in ietn 9auS 5uriidgebradjt. Diau
gluubt, oaB bic Gpioemie ourh oa8 Ser
brennen pon tnfilirtem Sett3euS oeruriadt
puroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
SSprS utS ScIbSfmorS.

SanGmit, Sus., "A. Wt6rJ. = SIN
anabs, Namens 3erab Dan, mcld)er auf
@oroon yorb's 6arm nabe 2iSbun, &cn0anz
@ountD, Sls., beidditigt mar, uurbe Oil
leeten Sonutag gfa6mittag i'll Der Sdeune
pOn ietncm 9ienitberrn get0Otct uub gOrb
begiug Johann StlbfmorO, in0em er lid Die
SebIe ourdiduitt. Der Jteft Der 6anltlie
beianS fdl 3ltr 3eit in Der Stride. llebcr
Die llriad)e bcr Sluttbat iiHO uiele @eritdtc
I'M llmlaufe, inbeiicu rueiB man nidts Sc
miIeS. gOro mar 30 Hnp Der Ruabc -
Sabre ait
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
Gattins unb GfuttermcrS
s6reflf6e sbat stnes gsabnlrnnisen.

9Sa terburg, ST., IA. Rdr;. ;.-lRihael
Mc@afireI erruoroete am lebten Souutage
in einem 2lnfalle tentporGrer @eiiteSil0rung
ieine Srail un6 ietne betagte SHUTTER uny
perbarg bic Seid)en in Dem 6eller leiner udbc
oieier Stabt geIeacneu gSobnuug Gr fam
beute nit leinen febeu Siu0eru bterber, llny
nadbcin bas dlteite bericlben Whttbetlunqen
iber Sic Sluttbat genraft bate, murbe et
prrbaftet. Gr iprift obue llnterla6 iber
iein Serbrefen, uu0 es ertitirt mentg 3mei-
fcl iiber ieincn gSabnIiun 81 crfldrt, er
babe 8aS, mas er getbau, iiir oo1fommeH
redt geb0ltcn. Die 6runeu bitten i'm all
gegrifien, allein er babe iid ilIr Nebr gelee.,
tie nit einem 0teiier get6btet unb in Oen
Seller gemprien. - Die beipeu jiuglteu Sin.
Der non Oen iebeu iino 3miaiuge I'M alter
bon einemSabre, unb oaS dtelte lit ein 0td6-
den pOn "A Sabreu. Ntc@afrep's @tutter,
cine b9derblinoete 6rau, bate eiHen Der
j3pilliHge i'll ben 9lrmen, ais lie bon ibrem
Sobnc get06tet iuuroc. Die 9tahbaru bes
Yi0roers batten porber ME Spureu uoH
gEubuiinn al ihm mabrgeuOmmeH Cine
YeiGeulduu nirn heufe llbpuA ItnttituCeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15

Geiue In6tmbH Giuiuirtuuseu auf bic ssrstaea
9uftrBFr4sn crtar,n I'D aus Der EBatiaSe. BAG feline
Susrsttemen aus ben iuirfiamSteu eunsenbsua
mittcln bsneben. psI8s aGatalgt bstanrt Fnb, tu.
b,m has @unssIeasnt ats benz Scnis ber sorts
Bounb" 4Faue (guborny befteJt, iueI6e init bsr
,9lbjs5 9a!iamto" 0Ner Nem .gauam bon gileu0" in
gsrbinbmg 9ebro4t 1T. gussrOem fnO in SteleR
6eiImittsI flint dueers bptonifbe @Iemente bsrs
buutsu. tpsl4e isinsr 6eiuirnft cine nod erbSbts
z8irfuns ssben.
aae bic iFu sebrou6t Babsu, ias,r baB PaitV
9onts Uou 5prebpunS unS Ebeer Elm punberGrdfs
ti8sS Seilmtttsl iei III allen 6dasn. RQ bic gt8mnsS'
Orsune ar5eartiier fnb. uuS baB sine @irtuns aa
uuasU69uI4 i&nsa duEers. CT sn!Balt Q4tS, tuaG
ben weaseH in nnorenuns brinsen s6Hntt, &c
bat sinen ieRr uu8eusbmeH gs6nlad unb miro
su siusm greiis ber!auft iesI&sr feI6f bent lube.
mittsIasn srlaubt, fs siu,r SetItraf, t5sl9afts 10
MAIDEN
Gin Suiien mag fisyi5 Elm gntipidstmssFaSium
wr S6rinS'udt Benarnt psrSsH, sine sran'9eit, ss'
gen beIdbs Sales 9onD Of Screboune ans Ear"
bas bs'annts fftbsrfe sorbeHsemitteI III. 50ssrt
6aypm tsineu 9rsenbIid, ea5 iiebert @eseumitteI
mBetrauter!
Rinrsr rmphnstn srcsc stnSerans bura hstne
befduftissneeu Giseritaftcn, tceuu iis on gr0Wp
Ossr Seudjbuifen Gsiesu.
@reiS: so GentS unS SI.OO pre-
Slaftbc; je mebr, ie billi9er.
SetaIlen 4SOtbetcru 3u bu6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
Gin Ghinclc 11ntnrnIiff,

Bbtla6elpbta, IA. Nidr,. = Senrp
eeOn, einistt tber febsu Sabr.n bier anidi>
ger G6tneie, erhtelt beute i'm biefgeu @sriat
lstuen Sirgerl9etu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
Esfesrap6i(6s 9spef6e1s.
3m8 scr Sunpes5auptftaet.

Bsrdtl Ssr .,aio,tircu Treiie" fir ben ,,Deut8en
GprreipcupsEttn.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15

2onoor, ID. Dldr;.-@ine Scrliucr De
peide Der ,SimeS" iibernttttelt abermols Elm
@eriidt, mad tueldem 2lrobi Seg, Der fggpz
tide &ricgSminiitcr, ndditenS gum Bres
miermjniIter ernannt iueroeu pir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15

2on6on, "A. Wlarl. - Ser. Staatens
GbligatiOuen: 4zprO3. 800, Ditto 4ispro3.
1853, DO. Uerldugerte 5-proj. 104. - Grie
365, 90. 2. 95, N.?). Central 133f, u. &
g. g8. 1. 4S4, 90. 2. 90, 81. Central 1861,
Yenni. Gentr. 600, Geabiug 215, Ontario
8citl. 234, WiilmauteesSt. 8aul Common
112, MS. @entral @ouiolS 114l.
erpooL IA. Nidr; 1920 Nadm.-
8aummoIe: 0iittCliorte Sberlauoer l!16,
90. NeluzSrleauS g.. - Die Scrtiuic be-
trugen 12, 900 Salleu, Spetulatton Wo@uSe
fubr 1000, 3uilBr 7700 einidlieBlia 400
nmerifauiid1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15
AZ. eOnsreB. Grfe sisnas.
Gnp9nltiae Nnnabme Ser Mutt
9pip9amie= Sill.

astitere 100000 far Die 6mlfsbesiritisen
i'm MiiTifppitbale.-9ie Ninth Gbineien'
Bill i'm 5auie.-0er uprseidbla9ene amcri-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-15

9ono on, IA. Ntdr;. 8erltncr Cor.
reiponbent 0er o9ailp yicm3" mel6et s6at
er g6ilbelm bate an Iebten Samtagc cine
(ange llnterreouug NIT benz SiiritenEismard
III 8ejug AMI bic AeuBerungeu StObeleii'S.
Gs oerlautet, OaB @eueral Stobeleff per
baitet unO in Der Setting g8ilno eiugeIertert
uoroeu ift.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
anrnaIA,s MedIaaI Expenssa.


The Medical News, published In
Philadelphia, thinks 1T matter OF
honor that the bills presented by the
physicians who attended PTeSident Gar
field after his assassination should Do
paid by Congress wiihou, demur. The
amount of which the bills have been
scaled by tho board OF audit, IL, In tho
opinion of the News, totally lnade-
ouate TO the service srendered. In the
frst Mace Congress deemed $65,OOO TOO
much, and, CATER wran0ling over the
subject all winter" hnally decided 10
give TO board of audit tho sum OF S3o'
600 with which TO settle these accoun
Now tho board, after receiving the
hills "bas scaled them down to S1O, 5OOi
and. AZ If to still further depreciate Ght
services of the surgeons, they have
awarded 81. coo to Drs. Boynton anC
Edison, who were employed In the cast
solsly "A nurses" With reference Il
the mode In which Drs. Agntw anC
Hamil, on fixed upon the value OF thel
services, II Is stated that these gentle
men calculated at tho rate AZ whlCl
they we're ordinarily paid by well'to-C
patients for services rendered out OF I'll
citV and requiring the same amount q
time" The News seems not to admir-
j ths telling which led Congress TO est
mate the value of their services In col
naction with the result OF the cas- c,ats,'
Had the result been different, the oll
at frat rendered would. from the poii
of view OF the average Congressman
have been altogether reasonable.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
John wentworth Robbie d d.

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Some days ago
in the temporary absence from his Of
Ace of John Wentworth, thieves car
ried away large tin bex from the
vault, containing $4,000 in registered
United States bonds, and deeds and
mortgages to a very large aggregate
value, besides letters from Webster,
CLAY, Calhoun and other public men,
and documents of the greatest histori.
cal value. The theft was not discovered
until last Friday, when the box was
accidentally found hid Jon in the base
ment, the thieves not Lavtng dared &C
carry it away in daylight. The bonds
only were missing. lhe box was re-
placed in the basement and detectives
were rot to watch. A man entered the
basement to-day and was caught II
the act of carrying off the box. Ht
gave the name of Fowler. The detec
tives believe him to be one of danger
ous gang of thieves. The Treasury De
rartmenS has been notified aud tue
bonds cannot be realized on.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
Jersey Match 81.

Before the death Of Senator Burnside
he and his colleague, Senator Anthony
had been for several years styled "the
twins" because they were 80 insepara-
hle Their mantle in this respect
aimee death parted them seems to have
fallen on two-thirds OF the Delaware
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sauisoury anu
Representative Martin, of that StateI
beng similarly constant in their com,
panionship. In appearance these two
gentlemen are far from being wei
matched, n Senator Salisbury being tai
thin, pale and beardless, with s'lVel
hair, while Mr.. Martin, while alsG
tall, is very robust and ruddy anC
wears full brown beard, which, a.
well as his thick suit of brown hair, II
slightly mixed with gray.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
Tell ItOuG.

Wby not? Good news ought to be
told. and it is good news that Hunts
Remedy has cured the worst OF kidney
diseases, and can do it again and again.
There are abundant testimonials to this
fact, Mr.. Joshua Tuthill, of Saginaw
Mich. was cured of Bright's Disease
Mr. John Hunt, of Providence, OF
dropsy, when death seemed Imminent
Mr s. G. Mason, of Providence, Of
rheumatism which crippled him and
. host of others Of similar diseases
which threatened dissolution. And
What Hunts Remedy has done, it viii
still do. 1t Is the great Kidney anC
liver medicine of the age. Tell out the
good news to all.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
RlVVen by n Dog

Last Sunday ferocious dog belong
ing to Henry Roller 10 South Whining
tou, attacked tho II year old daughter
of James staftord,a a neighbor, and man
gled her in q terrible manner. The
child is badly bitten "n her back and
shoulders, and had 1t not been that
assistance arrived and drove the brute
of, it is more than probable that ne
would have killed her. Mr.. Stafford
complained to the Mayor last evoninR,
and as it is understood that Roller re
fuses to have the dog killed, it Is al
together likely that lie will be sued foI
damages.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
rrosress Of tho Northern Pacific.

The amount of construction work on
the Northern Pacific Railroad for tue
year 1882 is stated by Vice President
Oakes as follows:
Three hundred and twenty miles nm
ished In the yellow stone Valley, TWEEN,
ty-five on the Wisconsin division ana
lis up iho valley of The ClarkS Fork
of the Columbia in Idaho and Montana,
making in all 470 miles. In addition
there ave been 2C0 miles graded Ihe
gap bstween the two ends Of track III
Montana is now 2eO miles, nearly all be-
irv 10 the old settled portion OF the
Territory between Bozeman and mis-
souri, where the gold mines attracted a
considerable population as early 40 loOS
Toe present end OF tue track on the roac
building west is At Livings on, ne"
town at tho head of tho Yellowstone
valley. The total mirage of finished
main line now orerated by t. Q compan!
il | .b46, So far advanced is the Wort
on the uncompleted section that TN
construction Of the entire line to tn
Pacific coast is regarded as certain I
take place next summer.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
The News the at Corners!

Special-Our eight dollar
Overcoat stock has been re-
plenished' ar d. a new style
added. Nothing can compare
with them for price and quail
ity.
Later-Some new Ulster
e+tes and Lorne Overcoats,
at twelve dollars and fifty
cents. Buyers say I'VE do
not see how they can be pro-
duced for so small a sum OF
money"
Latest Dispatch-The six,
teen dollar Fur Beaver Over
coat is just what you want to-
keep you warm these days
The farmers and men out in
the cold ere buying this il
Ithey want something better
than the first rameo.
Still Late Despatch-Our
stock is we'll filled and prices
low in every department;and
we have not forgotten the:
boys or the chilorea, and
mean they, too, shall be kept
warm. Overcoat@ and Suits
that will please you and
make 1hem laugh to know
they can be fitted so nicely
at such a low price.
Very Latest Despatch
December must record ouE
largest salesever made. Our
stock will allow US 10 do it:
our prices will lead buyers to
make it and our mutual Co
operatlon will make it bene:
ifcial to both, and we will
y secure you as our permanent
), customers.
II Our special invitation fl
you to come to day and SCI
our stock.
Yours Truly,
. TNO. w. DIEFENDoRF u Co
~ ;povlo Fourth and Market::sts.
81 Wilmington Clothing House
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
EaIIDOWn stairs.

Last Sunday evening as the congre'
CATION were leaving Asbury M. H.
Church at the close Of the service, a
Iadv missed her footing and fell down
the fight of stair leading from the body
of the church to the entrance. Ohcel
Mccullough, who happened 60 be near
the foot OF the stairs, ca1ght and IN
measure broke her fall. She was car
ried In an unconscious condition into
one of the lower rooms, and afterwards
rsmoved to her home. Although nc
hones we're broken she was severely
hruised,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
ResOlIostions Of the Late Robert
0mIN,

OWhO.
The late Hon. Robert OuldI OF hlch-
mopd, Va, had been for sixteen years
A law partner of Major Isaac ii. Oar
ripgton. The two men first became &C
ouainted with each other In Libby pris'
on, where they we're confined lor
time after the fall of Richmond in 1900
and IL was while within those gloomy
walls that they agreed to form the part
nership as soon as they should be re-
leased. Mr.. Ould was commonly call
ed Judge although he never held such
an Office. His last appearance in pubic
was on December 7, when hO pronounc,,
ed In the Supreme Court at Richmouu
a eulogy upon the late Judge Monoure'
In that grafton he said slowly and sad
ly: ,,L,a,
'I am speaking the last words which
| will ever utter In the presence OF this
Court"
Trar was On Thursday. On Sunday
sickness seized him. On Wednesday
hope of recovery was abandoned %
Friday morning at o'clock he called
for paper, and read few lines OF
rep )rt ab mt his condition stating ths
he was q little better though very sick
Two hours later he raised his hand .
his breast, murmured "Sottly, softly,
looked toward his wife with smile
and Was dead.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

Long ago, says the N. Y. Commercial
Advertiser, Baron LiebiG made himself
f4mons for discovering beef extracts
and now the Liebig Company Is again
successful in its combination OF Oeei,
coca, rare old sherry and iron, tormine
IIJebig Co.'S. Coca Beef Tonic) avaIu'
sh,e remedy for tno'e debiiitated OF
aMIcted @ with indigestion, liver com
nIa,nts, malaria, asthma, or shattered
constitutions.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

suttsrley & Go. have increased thell
boIn so that they will not keep you
waiting out te" minutes ana prSNS 9NS
their work in three days Gallery So1
and 3O4 Market street, Open IN tnt
vening, come as carly in the day al
ossible.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
NOTICE.

N 0'l0H
The co partr ersh ip heretofore existing DO
tween Mr.. James b. Crsbb and U. b. Grant,
under the fl IN name of CIabb l. Grant, hS'
aildSy been dissolved. JAMES II OK = Bb'
Dec. ism lsSL q. b I4h ANT
NOtce-Ihe un iersigned Will agsiu as
nne entire control of the Aoi deny.
dsslS1t JAM BIS ii ChA I'D
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
Tne First Dispatch.

Yesterday afternoon A. A. G. Ross,
of this city, received a dispatch from
Commander In Chief Van Delvoort,
stating that be would positively visit
this city to-day. The dispatch came
over the new telegraph line of the Bal
timore and Ohio Company, ant Is the
first regular message sent to this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
ForeIEn y OIos.

Earl Spencer has issue three ne"
pToclamattoDs Offering raWards TOT ln-
T1rmation relative TO the Phoenix Park
murders. Westgate, the self-accused
assassin, has arrived in Dublin over
900 applications for assistance TO elnl-
crate have been made to the WeStporI
moor Law union in county Mayo.
The United StAeS diplomatic agen'-
has presented his credentials TO the
khedive. II,
H. ia announced that France VIII re-
fnse TO accept the presidency OF the
Egvptian debt COM lsSion.
/ France has decided not TO aoaAooh
the expedition tU Tonquin.
The sultan has denied the reports OF
dissensious in the government, and ne
saws he doesn't tear Conspiracies a2aihs'
himself. .d
Thomas Higgins has been sentenced
to death for participation in the HuduY'
murder. os.,
Letters have been at the home otfc'
in London threatening that the gov
srnment officers are TO blown up IN re
veDgs tor the execution OF the 'hre
men at Galway on Friday, ,
The new members of the British can
met took the oath Of offiOe on Saturday
Lord Dufferin has submitted 10 u
Egyptian government scheme u II
Iinrn the native courts OF justice.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
RAITM.
a ali and ha daneivah

Better trust Gll and be deceived,
And weep that trust and hat decstying,
lhan doubt one heart, that II believed,
Had bles sed ene's life with true believing
oh, IN this mOCking world, too fast
Tho doubling tieDd O'ertakes oar yeuth;
Better be cheated to the last,
Thsn lose he blessed hSpo Of truth.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
reg SALE.
ara FARM

n slIs-A1, ,s'.., yA1UasGdI. a0ad ..ilslns:, rsnT,
pslninG. IA tSil city, rALlrsSd st, 'tat1S9 NOV
;, ISs Iss price asked for ,,V,..I II. Las s.
sSsid svtf ~ ~ PenniRGtsp, 10. > u
n alpn appy 70 de16 II
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

TR0CERIEa - During the Christmss
W Holidays we will sell at the lolloWlng"
ans ninoemeat 26c. aBs new DR., apples 2ec.
4 apple butter 2bc. 2 good 10 coffee ?ec.
new prunes 15c. 2eAnG Bakers corn 2tc.
new currasts 25o. "a fSs new raisins 25c.
Golden drips Molasses, 2dc. Honey DIips l6e.
Silver drips 12c. New crop N. o, MOL, 2Vc.
"a ~ csahh barrel Of coed fns family -four, 80
YOU take ne risk, We keep only standard
brands of Asur. Teas, so, 81, 50 and o. OuI
4Oo extra is excellent. Our Doc. is equal tc
what some other stores sell at . and 80 cts
our assortment u goods is equol to any othei
store In the city. Jellies and preserves OF al
sorts. Fino early rose potatoes, 10 cents pei
bushel. Gall once and be convinced.
P.J, FOND Front n Madison SITS.
deItf Front & Maryland ave,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
...on1 s,r.ud Annu Al Ball.

The Dougherty sena Q Ut Rising Sun
will give their second graud annual
hail. in Brandywine Hall, on Friday
December 22i.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
nLECTIoN NOTICE.

N NOT.oE'
Tie Co partnership heretofore existing Pc
hssn Charles y. ClelaId and James n
shtsmSker, is this day dissolved Dy tnst mutusI
Etsnt, An persons having claims Against
RVho are Indeb ed TO aald arm ara Ieguesleu q
hetle with Charles .. UIeland, VINO, VIII
kntinue the Ice and Coal business under the
hn name OF o. s. OLELAND,
WILMINGTON, LEL Dec, 10, 1857. oS'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

TYO or TIE MOST rE-
IN SALT soD.ss mw east Of Market ct.
GABLE new ne" and bah; front and baGE
bHc roCaiiss niseont s vic v; thoroughly ' ell
IA nsgd,x anIshsd; possession inme'
lod niCS,s .sSsm cd sting. No o46 ana
EgElpSss ssissst. M Apply to t. Allen aiIISs' ,IC
~ w French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

We quicken sales Of
dress goods by cutting into
dress patterns. You can see
hundreds Of styles already
tied up, but open to be LOOK,
ed at. They are marked, SO
much for the dress pattern;
and the prizes are exactly
the same as by the yard.
Ii we say little about dress
goods and silks now, it IS
be cause you know substan
TALLY all about them, and we
need your attention more
upon other things.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
East and south from center.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

If everybody knew of our
colored silk selling at seven
ty cents a yard, there'd be
too many people there Won
der if we'd better say any
thing about 'em till after
Christmas.
Remnants of satin for dol
dresses, fifty and IS ceAts q
yard; PLAIN and damassf
satin.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

G,-rCuEAP--sIX NEW SEVEN
dB SALE Sonses' 0l substantially built win
NOu Cd nGu,N Giuro,nyoyemenls. Also a three
IN pcdsIn ~ North Esst cor. ON ana
EgMcE nous O,' would make. . goo Ncs-
Ebrt stree stree Terms to suit purohascrs'
"A 10 Thou ~ H. nolBtf
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

'i''" ,,T-THE NEW nousE,, @ =, lGlS nmS
B SALT r@ooni, @ front porch; l;oncG,sIs! hSt sna
\, Tpntl;s; Eor sIT sale at bargain, only a
4, plDele.dc, Il cash j ii required. A Ply 10 "a; a;
snOubt o. CaO CpRO Painters aud Iapet
|y,tES9E. md n !;hipisy stS. del4''h
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
NOTlCE.--ELKuTION.

EAT.BArK WILnEGToN& n BRArDYWIAk,
WILMINaTON, December 9, 1881.
The animal meeting of the stockholders OF
AiE bank will be held at the banking n use
% Iuesdsy, JaI uary o, 1873 betwee: the .
Noun ot2 aud 4 O'Clock, p. M, tor the purl ose
dehoOslng nine Dir ctors to serve the eh u u
Ing year, o. NUWL AND, Cashier. al"-u
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

uEALD Il CO.'S REGULAh PUBLIC
Al sales Of Stocks, Bonds, Lospi DWei
nIgS, Farms, Lots and other / cal Estste'
Shernate SutuTdays d, m. Next sale Sat
uday, December S0th, olo'eS
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

But. when you come TO
blankets, some are woodland
some are cotton and wool.
You can always find out
which are which by asking,
if you cant tell by the looks.
A cotton warp In a blanket
is no cheat. The wool gives
the warmth; the cotton holds
the. wool together. In the
lower grades OF blankets
cotton warp is quite as dur
able as wool. Only in very
fine blankets is cotton a re-
|proach.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

N0rlOE.-CALL FOR MI GAIA
Az loguo Of city properties fer sale,
dlo-tf GEO. q. MARlS'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
OTICES.

NoIIoE no
tn,EouENTS FOR COUNTY TAXES
nRTHEY EAR 1882, N WILMINGTON
EVNDkED. co,,r
Ilpsrons who have not yet paid County
hIs IN property for tn year ltS2, are hereDy
Edsei hat unless they pay during the pres
EnODth. The amounts dao VAL De collecI
aay legal process and the eos9 attaoheu'
WILLIAM kYNF,
Collector Northern UstIlct'
C.H. u. BEDFORD,
twSu Collector Sourhern Distriot.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

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ld inssr
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buried U
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! in tn
and pen
table for
tfv Hn1l
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19

THUPspAY, DECEMBEE II 1854.
0xR Aiot offrtsh ows, 81 ringers EsssB'S
k%F and fat stock. AL pen onS are XIX
invited to there. AAUSW. hC -
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
WE WISH TO CALL

the attention OF parents
and especially the La
dies to our stock of
Boys and ChiIdren's
Clothing. They are the
prettiest and incest fit
ting garments in the
City. Boys suits range
from S. to $l8, Child
ren's from So to $40.
We have just received
the finest lot of Child
ren's kits and Over
coats that has ever been
in this city.
Our stock of Mems
Overcoats has been re-
plenished and reduced
inprice. Every garment
guaranteed and prices
the lowest in the city.
| Call to-day at
|JOHNH. MOORE'S
228 Market st. 228
The Old Reliable
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Established. 1873
Daily Republican., 1882-12-19
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Next outer circle. south entrance to
main building.