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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
AmusellIenla.

Tomorrow evening Carrie Swain
will appear at the Opera House IN
"Cad, the Tom Boy" new comedy
drama by Leonard Grover. This Ia
considered MIR. Growers best play, and
the character Of Cad" furnishes Miss
swain abundant opportunities for the
display of her wonderful powers. Dur,
ing the pay she introduces several
songs and dances.
The representation OF " The Rajah, =
bright AID charming comsiy-the Il.
test of the MadiSonSquAre series--at the
Dpera House on December l9th,
promises to bs an event Of considerable
Importance. The play, the company
the scenery, and the fame of the Madi
sonSuuare Theatre will unite in attract
ing a large and fashionable audiences
rhe company is generally regarded al
the most complete and evenly balances
comedy organization IN existence. Ih'
play will be presented with the origina
scenery and appointments, among
which Is brook with natural water.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

The Coored Educational Convention
in Atlanta, Georgia, was occupied on
Thursday morning with hre-minut-
speeches on the educational situation in
that Sta and the best way TO increase
the school facilities In the afternoon,
committees were appointed to memo
rialize Congress and the, State Legisla
ture for aid and resolution was adopt
ell asking colored representation on
Boa rdo OF Education, and that suci
Boards shall be elected Instead Of ap
pointed. An organization was effected
Tor the purpose cfgiving the coloreivot'
to ul-n who will pledge themselves t.
increase the school fund. The Conven
ton then adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
DEATAA.

MlI.ES-In this city, on the 18th instant o'
membraneous Group, Ella may mitS ~
her IN year also mary III y. On, Mi.
oth year eh''aren VI '""'h ~
Miles . ,.or.c,t,uy
Inc ieihtises anu htou"s en- the re.i
invited 10 attend tne 'uns,a', ,J' ,ncnlr st
fenee OF Their parents, icth anu ,n",on
~ NJ, Ss,em Csmrtery
-, 49,, ,t,., mo, s,,,. one I'D
U Death, couldst thou NOT sPaiv wv ~. IA
CouldSt thou hot rpeaA ", .a.r .,' no at !
Must nave we ushresa ue" ws",r's
Ana nom our scar oh'S "u''
.,,.. ,r,ybt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Before the Magistrate.

Mrs. McDerlnott was given h a'ini
last evening before Squire Vandtgrif
on the charge of assault preferred oy
Mrs. Ray. From tn. testimony 1t ap
pears that Mrs. Rays daughter fell iI
love with young man named Jame'
Keefe. Her mother objected TO the al
lance and forbid him to visit tht
house, whereupon the lovers made ar
range nents for meeting clandestinely
at the house of Mrs. McDermOtt. The
latter was warned by Mrs. Ray not t<
harbor her daughter, to which the lattel
paid no attention, and the meeting
were continued until the couple were
married. This 40 exasperatsd th'
mother of the girl that she visited Mrs
McDermott, aud, expressing her feel
ings very torcibly, Mrs McD"rmCt
picked up chair and was about TO lie
it descend upon her visitor, wheI
friend. interfered. After hearing tn
evidence the Squire reserved his deci
sion
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

The State Board of Health met at the
Clayton House yesterday afternoon in
semi-annual session. The only mem
bers present were Or. Bush, President
DR.. Marshall, Of Milford, Secretary
DIR. Kane of this city and pr. Oh IN Der
lain of NJ iddletown. Several important
subjects were discussed, among then
being that Of registration, which a.
agreed was AZ near perfect as possible
in this city. The system IN nse IN the
lower counties was condemned, and
several expressed themselves in favo,
of enforcing the law in regerd 10 regis
tration, with a view of having the sys
tenn made more complete. No detiultt
action was taken, and after DR.. Busi
had read a highly interesting paper
cpntaining many valuable suggestions
i, reference TO the preservation o.
health, the meeting adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

The Irish State Convention in session
at Milwaukee,, yesterday, unanimously
adopted resolutions condemnlng the
British Government approving the &C
ton of the Philadelphia Convention
calling for a 'egiarce to ParneIl DE-
claring that Ireland's hope lies in the
fraternity aud uuion Vi her sons, regard
less of creed or section deuouncug a.
Infamous the efforts Of the British Gov
ernu.ut to rc-kindle the fires OF religious
Intolerance, ~ manifested III the Late
attack, by i.ngIlsn-lnspirel mohs OF
m 20 ings Of the Irish Nationalist IN Ire
land aud declaring 1t the duty O
Irishmeu to promote manufactures II
Ireland, and encourage the importation
of Irish goods into America. Ate
agreeing to the resolutions the Couven
ton al iuurned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

s Ia. Eushesxl anemG-&OU(M
C-..,... r,..s,a. Cs.e Trials q
49,. M.
..,,,r.,. .,,sraa the
Unkho~h soo a ~ C,,icaon an
NV Wshnast,v n;Sbt AND DESTROYED the
49,, .' a.,a,nan,ation wrenched of
'h'ei'o' ,,sns ,ar. nowp. and chr.
~. s." ,'.I cn,n,l.t.lv wr.cked the fur.
49,. m. cause 81 IN. vandalism is
n, n,,lvr
,,.,n, .c,,r,sa,Co,um
-" wv Csr,lira yesterday. after
wa, 49,, 49, ., il,ra. in ,hs Government to
| t.po" i,,aaa Hnnd ordered MI the
''"' ~, ,',,.s... IN Nv. continued
r'int. ~ s Farm A conviction was
mn, sar.r,l In "A single case tried.
,.n.,,, tro, Cir.r,ville penna. ~,
. ,ha, sm,Ii'mo, h,s again broken
o.. .". 90. 1nn,n g;rl, beng sick
w. Wv. A ...,,in, nT ,he town Coun.
W. H., TN ~ ,ata action ir regard
20 c I the pubic school. to prevent
the spread of the di sease.
no...r,sr ,r,i, and a treiph, train
~. C.nr,i, Central Rail road col
Vn .n' 49,. ,,,,, ,n;l.s from Savannah
.r,. ,a.,ar1av morniny and both were
wr.rkpd j. 4, Wilson, of Davis
borough. q .orria, was killed, and foul
others were badly injured.
, -, N. ,,r,..r recorded cattl.
.,I.a .,s co,su,nnated Yesterday il
I ~ao,ar C,,inradn u ID, and j. W
En e & RI 0f that CITY, bought o
Suydsr Brothers, Of Georgetown, Texas
lover 20, 900 head Of cattle and 400 horse'
for $500, 900 cash.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Re.orrsuix,nx the Senate

The Republican Senators held a eau
Gus yesterday morning and nominated
-x Congressman Arson e.. McCook, OF
New York, for Secretary of the Senate.
The vote on the formal ballot was ]" tor
McCook to Is for Gorham and tol
Ramsdel. Malone was present at the
caucus and spoke in support ofGorhaIn,
hut did not vote. itiddleberger was
not present. The caucus re-ass mbled
in the afternoon and nominated Charles
johnson, of Minnesota, to be Chiel
Clerk James Il. Young, of Psnnsylva-
MIA, Executive Clerk, and W. +. Cana
ay, of North Carolina. Sergeantat
arms,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

The usua custom Of placing on sale
excursion tickets during the holidays
will this year he observed by the Penn
sylvallH la road Contrary PhiIad-I
phia, Wilml, g'un apr Baltimore Rail
road Nvrtleri. rntral Railway
West Jersey Eai''oad, and BaLtimorr
and Potomac Tiilroad, and to that end
round-trip tic cts will be sold at al,
ticket static on the above lines or
December. d, 23d, oath, 18th, 29'h
goth and 81, 1883, and on January
LIST 1884. good for the return trip o!
Januar. "a, 1884
Part tulars to be had at the ucke
Off 2. of the company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

SAN RANcIsco, CAL, December Is,
lHs3. Charles Mclaughlin was shot
and killed here to-day by jerome b.
Cox. The tragedy was the result OF
seventeen years litigation. Mclsu Oh.
lin was . pioneer. the President Of the
Central Gasight Company, and large
capitalist and land owner, ranking
among the millionaires. Hs was pro-
motnr of the old overland mail route,
out Of which he made considerable
money. In 1862 he contracted to build
the Western Pacific RsilrOad, from San
lose to Sacramento, for Is, 400, 0OO. He
subet the grading and masonry work
10 Jerome b. Cox and others for $500,
OW After twenty miles Of the road
had been built Mclaughlin failed TO
make payment
Cox, who hal put in $4,000 OF his
owl money, bad to stop work. Nc.
Laughlin completed the road and sold
|, TO the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, realizing large sum. Cox
brought suit against the company and
Mclaughlin for $4,000, and obtained
Judgment, which, however, on techni'
calities the Supreme Court reverted.
Cox amended his complaint and again
recovered judgn ent, which was again
reversed.
The third, fourth and fifth trials re-
suited similarly. The adverse decisions
NO weighed upon Cox's mind that he
last spring, attempted 10 shoot Justice
Mckiustry, OF the Supreme Court, who
he believed, WAS chiefly Instruments
in deciding adversely. Cox went thi'
morning 10 McLaughin's office, ant
dem anded SO, 600 in settlement Of thu
accounts. Being refused he shot Nc
Laughlin three tiues. The man live'
thirty minutes after the shots wer'
fired. Owing t o the prominence Of thu
pari ies intense excitement was createt
in the streets. Cox Was formerly cap
tain of the Tenth Indiana Battery, ant
served during the war under Genera
Rosecrans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Con, pulsOry Extr avRkance.

Some person, who has nothing to oc-
cupy his time has figured out that coal,
bougl. by the haifbushel, rs many
Door people buy, cost Is the consumer IN
the height orhood of twenty dollars per
,on. Other articles, which are pur
chased in small packages. 1t is estlma-
ted, cost in the same proportion
THIS will prove rather startling IN
formation to those whose means are
so limited that they are Obliged olive
from I" hand to mouth" il. is aptIy
termed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

l-s,e day morning, AZ officer Mck'i
dr.ck was comingin the avenue, AN
when about Yves, street, he noticed
l:ttle three ye,r'old girl crying vrI!
bitterly The ,Ir'!" one 4nieted as 'I'
officer approached, ana i"iuse out 10 ,e'
HIM her name aud that she lived at ST.
oud and Van Buren, streets.
The officer took her TO the place DESC
mated and found the mother as mug
disturbed AZ the little girl was. SA'
WAS about taking her down town, 40.
he little one was so anxious u st"
that she went ahead and got lost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
koe1Al Party.

Last evening number Of friends
Mrs. Price, a teacher III ST. Johns
T.. church, met at 1913 Market sire
and proceeded TO her residence
Twelfth street near King AMI compel
Nv surprised her. The evening VI
spent In a social manner, and an adv
dant supply of refreshments serve
The visitors made Mrs. Price seyrl
handsome presents, one of which "
of q very substantial nature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
EDITION,
Patrick Yahey's Raieide.

A few days ago an account OF the &C.
cident that befell Patrick Fshey, who
lives 1t Sharpless' lime quarries IN
Keunett township, Chester Co., Pa, and
his subsequent suicid WAS published In
the REPUBLICAN, the facts ~ publish
I'd being col ated from the extended re-
port of It in the kenneft Advance. A
daughter Of the deceased, Mrs. George
Vance, called at this Office yesterday and
stated that certain things Published
we're not correct. She says that her
father, who had been in the habit OF
getting INTOXICATED when he came to
this city, on that occasion was sober,
circumstance that created q little
surprise. Instead of Sat- rday, II was
Sunday when the collision occurred
W it'll Mrs. Dilworth'S carriage, and MT
Fahey was thrown out, aud was some
v hat injured, but 1t WAS not known
that Mrs. Dilworth WA thrown out
Mrs. Vance Ia Of the opinion that hel
| father had hsen for some time contem
plating suicide, though for what cause
wa. not known, for he was In comfor
table circumstances In life, though nov
wealthy. He had made it special
point to 90 round and pay off all thu
! iit,le bills he owed, and but day OF
two before had paid daughter in TIM
city 800 that he owed her aud when 81
left he Rugged and kissed her, sayini
that she would never zee him any NOR
alive He made remarks Of the sam
tenor to other people, bur nobody eve
seemed to suppose that he would OF
| y;,,anca IN himself The other CirCum
stances Published were substantially
correct. MIR. Fahey was something
over 81 years OF age, and had lived al
his life, since he came to this country
at Mr.. Sharpless' quarries. ne WA
genial and social to everybody, ant
was very kind husband and father
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
-
Mira. LANla Llhf Needs I'D.

Mrs. Lewis List, wife Of the elder
List, resides at 1904 Walnut street, and
l>.n such "A state OF Il. stitution that she
i. really suffering the pangs of hunger.
This should not be In a city like VIII
mington. She cannot help what her
husband did but like true wife she
clings to him and shares his troubles.
Will not some Of our kind, charitable
people look after the old lady? Any
thing left At the REPUBLICAN office
will be faithfully applied to her relief
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
- Satisfactory Test.

The new fire lighter, recently pur-
chased by the phnnlx Fire Company.
and placed on the floor OF their house
under the engine TO be used in lighting
the tire in N. engine when an alarm OF
me i, sounded, was tested last evening
in the presence OF a large number OF
tir.Ineu and others Interested, all OF
whom we're well pleased with the con,
triyanCe uf the new invention. The
house of the company was also lllu'
minatedand thrown open for Inspection
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

A grand supper and concert will be
ri ven in the Ebenezer M. 4. church,
Mill Creek Hundred, December 18th,
18th and 10Th, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday nights. Mrs. Green and 9th
ers of Christiana, Del. will furnish th'
music, both, vocal and instrumental
The price OF the supper is 80 cents and
admis ,ion to the concert 20 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Fair nt the Sons veterans

The fair Of Camp No !, Sons OF Veto
rans, now open in the Frlendshl p En-
.p,ue house, was well attended last
evening and presented an animated
SC me A refr-shmeht stand has been
added, presided over by Miss Katie
Lynch and constitutes an additional az
traction. The fair will continue for the
ensuing three weeks, and extra attrac'
tons will be presented during ht
Christmas holidays.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Another Good Move.

The importers of thiscity are subject to
considerable trouble and inconvenience
in being obliged to obtain their goods
through parties in Philadelphia or New
York, and the Hon. Charles Il. Lore
proposes ra endeavor to have tho mat
Ter remedied, by having Wilmington
made al independent port Of entry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Intercedlng for O'DOuneSl.

LONDON, December, l3.--The letter H,
Mr.. A. M. sullivan to Mr.. Charles hy
sell, the chief Of o. Donnell's coun's
in reference to the alleged misapprep'i,
sion Of Judge DenInan's Language :,
his charge to the jury, contends W
Judge Denman misdirtcted the h,D'
of the jury when he minated that Wv ~,
WAS no evidence that Carey had rev
yer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

About6 o'clock last evening Alex
ander Evans, Jr. son of Lawyer Evans,
of EIktoD, while sitting in the Howard
House, became engaged In . wrangle
with others in the bar, and for time
excitement reigned supreme.
Howard TITUS, the town balm, was
called in to quell the disturbance, when
Evans made an attack on Titus, and
the wo clincheI. Both fell TO the floor,
with Evans on top, who grasped the
bailf'b by the throat, whereupon hebrew
his revolver aud fred two shots. one OF
which entered Evans leg and the other
entered the groin.
A number Of parsons witnessed the
ARRAY. Evans was taken to the Once
Of Or Ellis, and from thence TO his
home. He may recover, but thus lai
urgeons nave not been able to find the
bali. Titus surrendered himself to ths
sheriff, and will remain In custody un'
til the resuIt of the injuries are ascer
tanned The affair caused the greatest
excitement IN the town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Letters GRANTED.

Letters of Administration vert
granted yesterday by Register Biggs t.
Peter Kelley on the estate Of the lat
James Kelley of this city. Letters wer'
also granted to Levi G. Bird, Esq, OF
the estate of Ann Walker, late o
Christiana Hundred,and on the estate o
Levi Walker, Of which the late AM
Walker was administrative.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

Mnilin & Son, SIKH and Market
have sold about twice as many over,
coats this season as last. The reason.
because their assortment IL very large
and of new styles. They don't have a
lot of old shop keepers to offer you, hut
good stylish garments at very 10"
prices
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
The Jubilee Vocalist

The Wilmington Jubilee vocalist
troupe will give one of their grand con.
certs in the U. A. ME. church, 18th and
French streets, on Tuesday evening
Decem Der 18th. II they are patronized
according to their merits the church
will be crowded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

is one of the best magazines that comes
" the REPUBLICAN, Office, and we can
cheerfu)y recommend 1t TO our readers
d first class in every particular. FOL
sals by all news dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

w. II. Bishop will reply in open
letters" Of the January Century TO H.
C. Burners letter on "New York AZ
Field for Fiction" which used Mr.
Bishops novel, "The House OF a Merch
ant Prince" for a text.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

An enterta innent will be given o. v"
Presbyterian church Oh Ihursday eve
following Uhrtstmu, December u III,
Cocks s.b prize Christmas Can.ata 1 ,na
rendered. Inc committee having the n1,
In charge viii spare no pains 10 MAXI Wv
| tertaiuMent an enjoyable one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
u.ss,e Row in an Auction Room

A Fourth street storekeeper and Al
EN- ployee Of the Phosphate works on
the Christans, kicked up liVe y littIt
rumpus last night in Stidham's auc'
ton rooms, which 1t is thought Is no
ended ye.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
l.eetN re.

Rev. l. $ Murray, pastor Of Ashnry
NJ. +. Church, will give his first lecture
this evening in the regular prayermeet-
ing in the audience rcooin Of ASuury on
Pilgrims Progress. Subj 5c'-Ihe
awakened s;nner--or Christian leaving
the city Of destruction. Services begin
at I, 81 D. In. All are invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

A fine French walnut chamber suit
10 90 Glanced off at the coming orphans
fair, at St, Peters table, will be on ex-
hibition at the ware room of Megary q
Son, No. SIG Tatnall street, for few
days The fair commences Christmas
eve,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Affairs In Egypt.

CAIRO, December IA spy who
had been sent TO FL OOeid has returned
to Khartoum, after being absent TWEEN
ty days. He confirms the report OF the
destruc ton of Hicks Pasha and his
army. He adds that FL Mahdi is al,
most without followers. Many of his
men were killed in the engagement
with Hicks Pasha's forces and several
of the tribe which were with him have
returned to their homes. Ell Mahdi
found great difficulty in organizing the
forces destined for Darfour and against
u llababish tribes. The Khedive, in
his interview yesterday with the cores
poudent Of the London Daily Telegraph,
said that should Ell Mahdi reach the
first OF the second cataract Of the Nile il
would become easier for Egypt to strike
q decisive blow a: him. Egypt, he said
would never withdraw from the Sou
dan. Advices from Suakim state that
the French gunboat Informer has left
that place. Colonel Harrington, "kc
has visite the scene of tho late battIe
near Suakim, counted four thousand
rebel corpses on the field. He learned
that relatives had previously removed
many other bodies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Good Butl0f

Just received, . fine lot OF butter
rolls, tub and print. which ! will =,
rs low as the lowest, quality cons'ue''
commencing 10 morrow, SATURDAY.
=. Reeves, opposite W.P Beeson $ "'
stall, Second street market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
THIRD EDITION,
Aesepsawg the ResAjasGes settle
DAN0e


most.
A .loint resolution adopted at Dem
ocrsItr caucusou Wednesday night was
introduced. into both Houses OF the
Virginia Legislature yesterday. u
declares T" that the people of Virginia
have accepted the act OF FEBRUARY, 1852,
known as the klidleberger bill ~
tho ultimate settlement of he debt OF
this State ; that 1t Is their unalterable
purpose that that settlement shall be
final, and any expectation that any
other basis will ever be made or tolerat-
ed by the people Of Virginia is abso-
luteiy illusory and hopeless. Second
thsf the interests Of the public or ditor-,
- we'll as the safety and welfare OF the
State require that that settlement shall
be accepted by the creditors, As well ~
By the State, and, therefore, the General
Assembly OF Virginia on behalf OF all
tho peopl Of the State advise and call
upon holders of ell bonds and claim
agai INST the Commonwealth to come
forward with promDtness and fund the
same under the provisions OF said act.
"Third. That the Governor of the Com
monwealth be equested to cOmmunicat.
these resolutions TO holders OF bonds AND
claims against the State by proclama
tion. ".It IL said the resolution will! bt
adopted without doubt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
New boat 10 be lIAu wched

About $50 O'Clock on the morning 1, iJ'
day, december I2nd, tho Harlan h hva
worth Company will launch the new
| collier, now being constructed by tno ,,tl
firm, for the Consolidation Iranspo'"
Company, of baltimore, Nd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Moytux for q New Post once.

The Board Of Trade will hold special
meeting 70 IN orrow Saturday evening, At .
o'clock To take into consideration the need
OF a new Post Office 70, wilmington, ana ~
net,tion i,onursss to mako the necessary sp-
propdation. A full meeting Of the board is
des red
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Death or Farmer.

William X. Mcbride, alwell known
and prosperous farmer near Christiana,
Delaware, died on Wednesday after a
long and severe illness. His funeral
will take place on Sunday morning at
II o'clock, at Christiana M. Il. church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

A 10. of diamond rings, gold brace
lets, gold chains and other gold and sil.
yer goods at cost, A. G. Het bner's, 6lSh
Marke, street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
To IlOusok eepers.

You can buy the best tub butter fol
25 cents per pound, the best roll rs cents
and good roll 20 cents at Chas II Car
TONS stalls, No. 80 and SO Second stree
market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
Med icai.

DR.. DarrnOn's Office Is at 1924 oaD
street, Phila. Invalids who WIS.,
consult him should call between
hours Of . and 10 Q. H., and = S''
d. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14
nARRlA6Es.

CONNER kII.LlNiSWuKlH-t IN.
residence OF the brides mother, 70. ~
orange street, on Decsinber Sh ny 'no
key Isaac N, HAldeman, Mf. benl M"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

The "Critic" will breakfast with
you Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-14

Children's tea SITS, elegantly decora.
ted cups and saucers. very cheap al
Cr1ppen's, No 8 East Second street.