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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

Orr sells all stylesoi Concord sidc-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price.list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

Orr keeps all styles OF carriages, phi eton
aud spring wagons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

Orr sells the best buggies for the money
in the world. N'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

Restaurant for Ladies' and Gentlemen,
s. Mayer ISL and 9SS Elm street has the
incest restaurant In this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

II. Page, 7os Elm street. has constantly
IN stock n large line Of ready.made shoes 0
his own work and Eastern make.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

, All OF Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels-l Is inch axles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

shilohs Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, dipthcria and canker mouth.
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, Cos
Main street. Dallas, Texas.
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II you want 20 buy family carriage
and for 0rr's catalogue and price list.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-07

shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on q guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption. Sold by Hickox & House, drug.
gists, COS Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

The old building at Newark, Del,
known As the Delaware College, is about
to be enlarged and improved. The ne
cessity Of this has long been felt, and
active steps are now about TO be taken
The Improvements will cost about $1,000.
This amount, it is stated, will be made
up as follows: The widow of the late
H. S. McComb will donate $1,000 the
college will receive $1,000 from the b.
& o Railroad for land purchased ard
right of way thr ough this property
the college alumni has $1,000 for the
extension of the oratory, and the re.
naming $500 will be raised by subscrip-
ton. The Improvements will consist
of an addition Of thirty-two feet to the
main wing of the college; the first
floor will contain the college laboratory
and arsenal the second floor will be
the extension OF the oratory, to be
called McComb Hall, in honor of the
late H. s. McComb; on tho third floor
will be six dormitories, and the fourth
floor will be- occupied rs a conservatory
and for Astronomical Investigation, etc
Said Improvements will cost about 81, 500
and the remaining 81 800 will be used to
paint and repair the rear OF the build
ing. Campus trees ana evergreens will
be planted IN the back yard, flower
mounds built and plomenadcs made,
and when completed the side facing
the north will te the front. Wo,k will
be commenced during the summer ana
pushed RAPIDLY forward to compilation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Daa'h Ofap Sid Lacy.

Mrs Jane Faur4tL an inmate of Tux
Home for Aged Women, died this morn
lng III ihe W.u year OF her age Mrs.
EauGetl was native of Donegal. Ire
Jand, trom which place she emlgrated
a widow with two dauRh, ers amt son
twenty eight years ago and came di
rect to Wilmington where she has
remained ever since. She left one son
in Ireland. One of her daughters yet
remalDs single,
The son and other daughter were
married before coming to this coun.
try. John Fancett the son was we'll
hnown by many Wlimiugtonians; was
in the employ Of the Maileable iron
works, but removing to Pittsburg ne
died, ,Jarues Lynn we.l-kuowu ciri-
z II On the easJ side, and Thomas Brown
my of Brownrown married grand. daugn
tiers. The family OF Mr.. Faucet 50 tar
as known numbers four children ten
grand children and nineteen great
grand children. The remains of Mrs
taucett vii BE- Inferred in Riverview
Cemetery next Monday afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
hOly Trinity Guilu,

A meeting of the Holy Trinity Guild
was he'd at the Old Swede's cnurcA
Lass e>euing, when the committee OK
repairing the church reported, that they
hAu collected nearly $500 for that pur-
pose. The committee have not yet pos.
lively decided what changes will be
made Ill the old building, but il is
probable that the pulpit wall be remov
Ell from the east end to its original place
on the north side.
On motion committee of three was
appointed, to meet the vestry OF the
church on the 9th of this month, and
consult on the improvements to be
made. John Stein, William Davidson
and David Montgomery were appoil.ted
as the committee.
during sone remarks made by DR..
Martin, the rector, he thanked the press
of this CITY for the assistance they had
rendered the committee in uahing col
lectlons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
NEWARK NOES.
Hhnt ~ going on al Delaware Seat
Of L-asning.
SpeelAI CNrreSlnnl nee Of Ihe L euuhlican

Special Corresponds nee of The Republican.
NEwALK, Del March Il.
This little town is now in a very
thriving CONDITION, and ali bra inches of
| business are being carried GA in a lively
manner.
Tue merchants are preparing for
heir spring trade, and they ale getting
in their new rOOGs.
The farmers N this vicinity are also
very busy getting ready to pillow, and
they are also son ing OATS, and planting
potatoes.
We ara having a great many visitors
TO and iroU town, at present, and for
this reason there are two hacks running
t. the depot O-e owned by the pro-
prirtor o, the Washington Hotel, and
Il l.. VandeEritt, and the other by Mr..
M r'ls0n, the present owner of & e Iiv
cry stables, and IL is driven by our old
friend, B>ard Widdoes, who snll re-
F1ns his iIIerds aud gts lnOsG Of the
custom.
Workrnen have begun to tear up the
Srohnu'at VIM. lean q Sons Wo lien
Nllls, Tor the e"eGtiOh OF a Jew building,
Which be Intends to erect in short
Time. 1t Is to be d very large building,
Z2uA4O leeC anu it viii I've located on
tie south side Of the Old mill and par.
al lrl to it.
The architect for the plan of the new
building of the Curtis Il Bros. Pc per
Ml'ls, finished Inc dra wing to day, and
they viii soon begin TO work on the
building. II will he a very commod-
GUS house. lis dimensions are 115x30
10 80 feet. 1t will he run by powerful
machinery, az the engine room will be
IS feet long.
Mr.. William Barton and Miss Mamie
Atkinson left this town for Whining
ton to attend party few mornings
since, but they concluded to 20
10 tAester aud be joined in the
bands Of matrlmoDy which they did,
ietn,nlng n"At day.
1re boys hore have been giving them
. sercnade for two evenings, INIT fail
Ing 10 brug them ont have brought the
5t"ior IL enb Der of The ia Lily on the war
parh.
They say the next time they 40 they
Will bring them out or stay there all
night if they ike the music so well.
Preaching tom orrOw morning and
evening byJ. T, Williamson at the NJ.
Il church, On account OF tne absence Of
the regular pastor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
fifth edition


WIN. j. Lsnk, auctioneer, so,a
+ Downey, on 18th, inst, his per % lor
property. The attendance was ,s n
bidding spirited and the prices ram. ,alse,
were beyond the expectation of tho ba'lze g
err. Horses sold for 5000, Sl65, 400 ao sell.
$50 Mules, 800; Cows S36, S35 s 10, s and
50, Sal 80, $75, S6l, so and S97: sI' 49,
old bull brought $40 and one sn,j yesr
80; a yoke of small oxen sold f., a., 'o'
reaper, ISL; drill, S72; pigs 50 a ni VOW
chickens, $l.40 per pair; wnea, p a.
ner busbel. Total amount Of sa,a " u u
$50 '"'e w.
Mrs. Hannah Steele, of Newc,.,
sold her personal property yesterd o''
The sale was we'll attended "y,
good prices were realized. A nun qua
of Alderney cows were offered for - aug
two of which were sold for so2, oaOe
SLIGO; others from S39 TO s6g, h" aua
S55; horse, $40; II cows were ,old a a.s
averaged S69.W. "ua
Other articles sold in rroportio, ~,
the result was ahead of any sa,o am
held this season. VIM. j. fink n.y., w
the auetioneer. s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
The MAJ oral v,

VIII you permit me to suggest to
your readers as a candidate in the com
ing Mayoralty contest the nam of
Henry G. Conrad. E O. Mr.. Conrad il
a lawyer of several years experience
and practice, an intelligent, well edu
Gated gentleman and well informed in
al. matters relating to our city and It's
needs, and in event of HIS being the sue
~. sful pomin,e would buheve orjv
r'.- uni Ell efforts for an election from
all sections of the Repuhl ca \ Iartv.
ElFrh " AKU
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Local Mention

Snapper lunch at Crab tul's tonight
The market was well attended ,h,
morning.
Two DRINKS at police cont last ui,h,
and This morning.
Two remarkable days, yesterday sd
TO-DAY, st. Patrick 3 and Slrlan,.
A sharp-lookout for pickpuCks,
should be observed by those who n,
tend market.
Connections we're made this morpD,
to the water main on Fceicn street h.
low Front, in order TO Introduce Bran.
DIVINE water, into tho ne v depot,
1t is reported that DR.. Frost who ,
couple Of days ago vacaCed the pa.,p
ago at Fifth aud King streets, has I,
moved to Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

INUTTER On the 10Th inst, amer a lingering
illness, kgbert Nutter, aged 6s years.
The relatives and friends VI the family and
also members OF the y a'er Witch Fire Com
pany and Christy Senate are res ectfully in
VII cd to attend the funera from his late resi-
dence, No s Fast Filth street, on Sunday af
ternoon. at 8 O'Clock. Services a. the house
at2 o clock. To proceed to Riyervtew GENE
terry Salen, N. =, and Milford, Del, papers
please copy.
MrCLENhHA N-rn the 18th lust. Mary J.
McClenahan in the esd year Of her age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
nom the resi- enoe of her son in law. Il. W,
Ihorne, 7CU Washington street. Services on
Sunday evening, at CAS- Funeral will pro-
coed Monday morning. on the early train for
New London cenet ,ry. th'laGeip papers
please copy.
VIII TOR AF1.-On March llth, lsS2, David
W. Whitcratt, N his 56tn year.
Relatives and friends and also members Of
"ashington Lodge knights Of PYthias are
invited TO attend the funeral from his late
residence, Adams street, hroW ! elaware
avenue, on Sunday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
lnterment at WILMINGTON and Brand, wine
cemetery
RILEY In this city, on tho lith instant
Margaret Riley in the 18th year finer age
I he relatives and fr ends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
IRON her late residence, No 2l6 Mad on st
on Sunday atterIUoa, al 3 O'Clock. Services
at st. Peters Church. lnterment at me New
Cathedral cemetery. Philadelphia and Bal
timora papers please copy.
EVANS.-On March 18TH, 1882. Levi Evans,
aged u years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the f1neral from the residence ct his 500, Jos
Evans, l1lI Lo,e''ng avenue, MUudsy,
March 90 Services at &c clocs, a. III. In
torment at Mt. MOrah.
FANDf TH-tln Saturday, the 18th instant.
MIS- Jane Faucett n tive of Donegal,
Ireland, aged " years and months.
The relatives nd fr.e DIS are respectfully
invited to atten1 the uneral, on Monda al
noon, the Goth inst f'om the Aged Women's
Home corner Of iilpin avenue and Harrison
street, at 3 o'ci,ck. luterment at kiyervieu
Philadelphia p pors please copy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Spruce Street.

The residents on Spruce street f,O,
Fourth street to Eighth reefs Ara ,nt
t1ring from al oversight Of Gonna"
That boiy gave the street iailway cow
pany permission some i,ur arc IN InS
their tracks OH Spruce sAeer, hnt 10y ~!
work has been DEFERRED unt,l na m'
The contractor has the street Torn w
for at least four squares. and i, !. N
tally impassable Tor way ms of or W.
kind, and as there are seN era ,amIs,
who wish to remove next week and
number more who wanb G a. In th.a
are anxious TO know when the bIocsaJ,
will he renewed. In graus,ng the rs'
mission Council should have stipula,.I
that not more than two 10, .a'e, Of n.
street should be torn upar u.ire. hnt,hs
way matters stand, the oontractor b,'
everything has own way, ana like VII
liam Tweed, can look On with com
posture and ak City Council and II,
suffering CIT 2ans, "what ale YOU vain,
TO do about it,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
THE APPEARANCE OF THE BUDS.
there were peaches

l. ouno.t.rAou, we can only say thai
the lowers Of peaches are well satisfied
Vltl' ihe present plospe I Of crop; and
can my nole thai th're viii be no
KAN Z frost to mar tneIr Expectations.
NAMELoG.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Adv Ange In Price,

About a year ago l.. ". Stldhan, d
this city, was called upon to :, Ii q led
of cows Oh the farm of Isaac Morgand
Parkerviile, Chester county, Pa, add
among the number was a me A lderny
called Bertha dorgan," which b
knocked Z # to gentleman fer slS h
is sud this COW is the saple animi
which We noticed a few days ago, Y
having been sold by Edward Worth,
Delaware county, Loa Canada g7Dts
man for s., 800. Ii is claimed thst I'D
made - pounds of butter III one weei
ami two OF her calves have b eu sold d
5000 each. Mr.. Stidhaiu feels 500,
pride that this noted animal passed u|
der his notice ~ al auctioueer and ,aa
he had some agency in her sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
HenIN DAMblN Funeral.

The fuLeIal OF H'nry Danny 10
place yesterday afternoon, IT IL bis la
resi-" enee No. 900 SIMPLE. street, al
was largely aL'ended BY his reIatlN
and friends. The body lay in fn
BLACK casket. The burial services wtn
Hetd at the house, and we've coLdacts
by the R"v. Charles. w MURRAY, y
sistant rector at st. Andrew 5 ChnHa
The pail bearers were Charles Grea
Alien Speahm'n, William Indsl
Carl Jetf-frs, Henry &. Mahafy vi
Henry taust. HE lnterment took PLAID
at the Wilmington and Braniys1
Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
THIRD EDITION.
THE LUSCIOUS PEACH.


Colt.nan of the Philadelphia Ledger
has ben dow amongst the peach grow
ers ami trom Middletown he writes as
follows under date of March 10th:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
etystuhk.

JOSEPH Conne,', a small hoy met WI
an accident yesterday Afternoon %
the LoGdell Vorts H9 was pia!l
on freight car, wheu ny some us'1
he 'ripp i, and fell into al car "
was standing near. Upou exaulup
il WIS found that he hsa cut his NJ
ana sustained severe bruises Oh
breast. He was removed to bis poD]
on Shipley street near Foot, wAenT
Osle attended to his injuries
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Dive liins kI,ute lOg sale.

TIE two Saory dwtlurk house, NJ
$50 West Ninth stree, Will b. ofeia
at puhlic sale, Oh Tue. d4v, NJ ,r h gi
ut 3 2. ID, oD the prem son. lh
dwelling has 4 looms aud hath ras
lot 22xS 6I4 feet, all carefully Cou'uasl
ed tor the present o y her, with bay lla1
si1e 81 t ance al a lood 81 uation. II
Is desirable property, .nd hoss lals
ested in real estate SHOULD give 1t na
attention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

A horse belonging to - eide w !,
the carriers, d'ppped dead yesIt'.,
at eruoon, w lie engaged III hAalI
iron to S'pckte's leS brewery, ~
aud Adams street. -,
Que of the horses belonging w
Adams Express Company, arVfi]
dead this morning al Seveh'n 1
French streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

On Thursday evening, Mrs. William
Kahn, was taken completely by sur.
prise by about 80 Of her friends, who
came and took possession Of her house
for the evening, each carry ing a BASKET
tille1 with eatables or a present. The
occasion was the 4th birthday of Mrs.
Kahn. After the usual congratula-
tons were extended the evening was
pleasantly spent IN social enjoyment,
the exercises consisting Of music, sing.
ing, dancing, etc. The festivities were
kept up until late hour when all de
parted tor their homes, wishing Mrs.
Kahn many more pleasant birthdays.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

The disease known AZ PINK
amongst horses, is very bad CIT arOu
koseville in Mill Creek HUNDRED.
very tiAs horse beloueiug to james u,
ford has died while four Others are '.
feiing with tho disease. .laInes, ny
has four nor sos, Samuel WOrre!' y,
and Wesley Worrell ona, all 'V'
with the pink-eye.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
{ lutpbcs A ard, Il.

The Wiml ngton Coal Gas Company
have awarded the contract for the new gas
h ldtr 1T tle foIi Of LETTERS, street tot OF.
u dr.d and twenty five ieet IN diane tie r,
aud went! five feet deep The ' orK # ex-
cy a. ny will be IN menced n&M week and
will f mi employment to \ large numNer
Of mena and carts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
FOURTH ED|YluD
WORK OFCONGRESS.
The Frankinx Privilege Resisted
Providing for these msae desti-
tnle by tue Mlssissippl Floods.

tnae by fne Mississippl Floods. .
In the U. s. Senate yesterday a reso.
| luton was reported from the Commi tet
on Commerce, authorizing the Cover II
ment to accept an invitation from Hol
land to take part in a general colonial
and export trade exposition, ito be held
IN Amsterdam next year, and appro
priatin & $1,000 for the purpose, IL was
paced on Lie calendar.
The resOlL ton recently introduced by
MI. Brown, declaring against Il COB
traction OF the currency by the with
draw al OF the silver certificates, was
iaken from the table and referred 20 the
COMMITTEE on Finance.
Senate bills were passed to punish the
advertising and selling of lottery tick
cts in the district of Columbia, II d
changing the titles Of our Ministers 10
the Central AmerlcanStat 10 'Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PIenipo.
Tertiary Mr.. Windom explained
that the object Of the latter bill was
merely to secure a higher grade and
hat his would be an ad Vantage under
existing circumstances. the Post
Office Appropriation bill was passed
with the ranking amendment, offered
by hr. Eumunds On Thursday.
The amer dluent offered 10y Mr..
Miller, giving s., 100000 annually for
ocean mail service was ruled ont by
the chair on y i, int Of order, and was
not considered. rhe Fertilization Ap-
preparation hill was next taken up and
passed, Ga motion o. Mr.. Miller The
Secretary Of The Navy was instructed
to furnish the informal on collected by
the Bureau OF Navigation, in regard 10
te problem of liter-nceanlc communi-
catlou hy the lsthluuS Of Pa"ama The
House hII! 10 prOlhuie he efficiency Of
the ale saving service WIS subs itutrd
tor the Senate hi.ioN the same sui lrct
and placed 1T h. head ct the calenuar.
Ibt Tariff Commission bill WAS taken
up AID debared by Me4srs Frndl1on,
Monls aid Beck. Mr. ren.ie etuu
th.uEut the committees OF Con gress
were as competent As any commission
To revise the tariff
MIR. Morrlll supported the proposal
for II commission, and MI, Bees replied
to Mr.. Morrill,. Before Mr. Beck had
the Senate went into exeCu-
tive session, and then adjourned Until
Monday.
In the House, Mr.. Page asked nnani.
NOUS consent tn have private bushes
dispensed WIN ut beng private bill
iaH)ln order to resume consideration OF
'ht Auti C!ih' st ilIl, lie promising To
2alI ihH previous question t..ls after J
mon. Mr.. kl"e, VI Massachusetts,, OBJ
Iect'd. Mr., Page then moved to sus- !
I'end the rules, out the motion tailed
tor want OF two thirds vote. The Speak. ,
'r presented colntuuncaIlonlfo from tl!e
otcr",hcJ OF war III res poiSe to House |
i"S)illNoH % inquiry IN regard 10 the |
NJ mississippi hop"s HE Secretary esl.
natos The number OF persons made des
,llutc AT So,UuO, DIVIDED Ms 1OiIoWS MS.
,ouTi, 100 limos, 1000; ktntlcky, !
500; Ie"neHsee, 5000; Mississippi, 10000;
Arkansas, 10000; LruiHl"ni, %, tDo,an
'" Sale" That 'l5,Voo rat.ons have been
distributed to date.
tn" appropriation already made is
10 purchase so, 800 ratIons
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
A Mistake.

The meeting OF the Ladies Auxiliary
Corps of SmyJh Post Il. A. r., which
Vas to have been held lasi evening,
was, on account Of the illness OF tue
presl tent, postponed until next Friday
evening, consequently the report which
appeared III this Mornings News stat
Ing that he meeting was held last
evening, AMI the reports " he com nit
tee snoWau that there had been 500 or
$500 cleared, IS correct, with the eAcep.
t!on that il is week ahead OF time, aud
as the committees have nOi yet repur ted
the ladies' do not know themselves how
much has been cared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

Tit sunday fishing which has beel
l.lIo1a by many OF the fishermen, " ii
u prohibited this year, as Eth Com
mist Lea Moore is determined to Ell
'urnr lhr law On on all offenders. Col
Mou.t says hat theIr must be Que da,
IN s"vcn tol the fish TO pass up the ba,
az rIter nnmol, sted, and he will no
lty al ti'heImen 20 abstain from viola
nag the iaw.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

Prot. Crabn removed yeeterda,yy !"
noon o Gocdley's Building, u"
Market Street. The entrance !,
Shipley street. He has tine sus ,,
rooms, and the main feature Is 'n' \,
il free from SALOONS &c, AMI 10 \
gerCo little children by falling iioI If
windows or steps. Mr.. CiaoD W"
st his rooms on Monday morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

We take pleasure III calling a'ten-
ton to the caro- OF VIM. ii. Moy sim Ae
appears elsewhere. Mr., MOystsn Is q
we'll known buln here ana III PAiIAdet-
phia as IL tirst.class paper hanger and
decorator that he DUeuS no Wurus 10
RECOMMEND him. We shall be- glad TO
make his friends ours, amt invite them
to see US ana inspect our hew store.
l,esp'y., BALL * Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

Tha United States GoyerntleN' ' ~,
or 'tforaniuln," arrived AZ tue Il
House wharf this morning iE0mn Il
Oricaus. She lett that cry Oh u, 4,
OF February, but made sever.
an hor voyage up. She WI 'f',T"'
gov erument steamer "Arbu5us'
wa 20 70 New Orleans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
q Den Ing

We cordially invite YOU to the open
tnls evening from 7o'cl1ck to 10. W.
have fitted up suite" Of roolns--car.
peted, rapered and furnished, and
would like you to inspect the samet
Ball & ComranY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Stcu,teR FAN.

While DR.. Springer was driving on
his rounds this morning wheel o. his
carriage came of in the vicinity of &C
ond ard French streets, letting The
rayCn down in the street, TIE damage
Has son repaired aud the doctor pro-
t. : oded Oh his way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

A brst class snapper lunch will !,
served up to he irieAds and patrons O.
The new exchange saloon, SLipl y > reef
above Third, this evening All a. i'll
vited. John T.. GRAHAM, proprietoi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

The Washington Post says: Francis
Vincent, E'q, the well known bisto
nan OF DelaNar aud the originator Of
the doctrine OF the Anglo Saxon Don
federation, is at the Egblt'. Mr.. Vim
Govt 70 member OF the London Cob.
den Club"