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The Dickinson press., 1883-08-11

Don. Stevenson, the CONTRACTOR,
passed through here Saturday with
a number of teams on his way from
the Black Hills to Bismarck.
A gentleman who came from Bill
lings, NJ. T.. a few days since reports
thirteen immigrant wagons as pass
ing through that town OH their way
to Dickinson. Eastward the course
of empire, etc.
Michael Laughlin a brakeman
whom we mentioned several weeks
since as having a thumb amputated
by DIR. Mcdonald, has returned from
Brainard hospital, and is again on
duty. The physicians there say it
was the finest surgical operation of
the kind they had ever seen.
Mr.. M. Lally after spending several
weeks in st. Paul and other eastern
cities has returned to his home. lie
succeeded in getting capitalists in-
terested in his mammoth coal mine,
and will, 1T is hoped, soon begin &C.
tive operations.
Last weeks Glendive Times con.
tains a sensational account of a row
which it says occurred here last week.
Just so, Bro. Mabee. But it was no
worse than the one in Glendive in
which you lost a fifteen dollar revol-
yer and then skipped away from the
crowd in the darkness OF night, a sad
der if not a wiser man.
The Moss Minstrel company gave
q first-class entertainment in Coils.
ter's Hell, Monday evening. Many
OF the performers Were called out the
second time. Bessie Louise King,
the Boston prima donna, was un-
doubtedly the attration of the even.
ing. Should the company return
here they would be greeted with a
crowded house.
Mr.. j. w. HARRISON, a genial and
enterprising business man of Brook
Ign, N. Y, has been here this week
looking up a business location. He
says Dickinson is ahead of any town
he has seen along the line and is very
favorably impressed. From a short
acquaintance with MI. HARRISON, we
judge he is a rustlec and would sue
ceed in the new northwest.
Dickinson Baptist church. Ser
vices next Lords day at 3 p. NJ. in
stead of 7 P. M. in the new edifce.
All are cordially invited.
II. B. SHAFFNER, Pastor.
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NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. D. r. Aug. 6, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the fol1owing-named
settler has flied notice of his intention 10 make
final en'ry t,ereof at this office before the Reg
lister an& Receiver, Sept, q, 1888 at II O'Clock
A; M; The testimony Of the witnesses will be
lie at his office in Gladstone, D. II. Sept. ID, 1883.
VIZ: FRANK c.. MORGAN, Presumption
Declara.ory Statement No. GAO, for the N. w. /
Sec. 10 Town $50 Range "a W. sin r. M. ard
names the following as his witnesses. viz:
Andrew Jopp, Hector c. McQ1arrie, Gilbert
Cryne and ROLAND Turner, all Of Gladstone, D. I.
Aug 11-6tp. JOHN A, REA. Reyjstcr.
The Dickinson press., 1883-08-11
1T. JOHN A. REA. Register,
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

!AND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, D. T. Aug. 2, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support of Ills claim, and secure
final entry thereof ut this office before the Reg
ister and RECEIVER, Sept. 20, 1889, at II o'clock
Application No. 992 for the S. i. / Sec. s,
Town. 139, Range 81 w. 5th z. NJ. and names
the following us his witnesses, viz: A. E. Bovay,
o; B; Judd, =. 4. Scofeld and o. G.. Bisscll, all
of Gladstone. D. T.
Aug. 11-6t. JOHN A. REA, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT B1sMARcK, D. T. Aug. 6. 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settlei has filed notice of his intention tc
make make final proof in support of his cain, and
Register and Receiver, Sept. 20, 1883, ut 2 O'Clock
p; M; VIZ: ALHAN E. B0vAY, Homestead APP:
Town. 1S9, Range 81 w. 9Th P. NJ, and names
the following as his witnesses, viz: j. NJ. Little.
o. L. Judd. 4. L.. Scotield and o. G. Bisseli, all
of Gladstone, DIT.
Aug. 11-6t. JOHN A. REA. Register.
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Steer k Up.

TERRITORY OF DAKorA, | In Justice Court before
COUNTY OF STARK John Maggie, j. P.
Joseph 7, Scott
VS.,
Charles F. Merry.
To said defendant. greeting:
Take notice that on the 18th day of July, A. D.
1893, a warrant of attachment was issued by me
in the above entitled cause directed to NJ. II.
Stark, a constable for said county, for 8 rvice,
belonging to you: All the household furniture in
the house-of II. Roden, in Dickinson, Dakota;
also four pals of mixed paint and two gallons of
fail to appear and answer the complaint herein
filed on the 10th day of September, 1883. at 10
o'clock u. III. said plaintiff will take judgment
costs of suit.
Given under my hand this list day of August, 1888.
JOHN NAGLE,
GEO. BEIsIGL. Justice of the Peace.
Atty for plaintiff. aug.l-6w
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sHER1FF,s SALE.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
M9rton--ss. John A. Mclean and Robert Mac
nider, late copartners as Mclean s. Macnider VS..
George. Aud and William Moore, copartners as
Antd q Moore. Notice is hereby, given, That by
livered, and now i'll my hands, issued out Of the
clerks office of the Sd judicial district court,
tMsI nrtory OF D } in and for the county Of
said court in favor of said Mclean and Mac
nider and against said Auld and Moore, 1 have
levied upon the following described stock of
merchandise of said defendants, to:wit: a mis-
cellaneons stock Of general merchandise con.
sisting of groceries, farm machinery, hardware and
other goods. And that l shall on Wednesday
the 2.nd day of August A. D.. 1888, at the hour of
3 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the store of Auld 4
Moore at Dickinson, in Stark county D. T. pro
coed to sell all the right title and interest of the
above named Aud and Moore in and to the
above described property to satisfy said judg-
ment and costs, amounting to thirteen hundred
with all accruing costs Of sale, and interest on
the same from the 4th day of August 1883 at the
to the Ii CHEST bidder for cash.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
THE ID. W. RAILROAD.
The Capital stock Increased 10000
shares

The Stockholders and Directors Of the
Delaware Western Railroad held :
meeting this forenoon At the once %
their company in this city The Direc.
tors recommended al increase of 20, oo'
new shates of stock which at $50 pei
share amounted 10 So, 900
Subsequently a meetingof the Stock
holders was held, al which the action OF
the Directors was approved The Sc
crrtary was instructed 10 call another
meeting in this cityon the 18th instant,
Ia formally consolidate the whole line
from Baltimore 10 Philadelphia.
The Treasurer, Nit james, of Balii-
more, was instructed 20 receive sub
scriptions for the inCrcaS" OF stock, but
it was understood that Robert Garrett,
President OF the Delaware Western had
engaged the whole amount. This Is an
important movement which will insure
the building Of the road. II is expect
ed that active operations will commence
in few days on that part Of the line IN
Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Up 10 the present time 726 dogs hav'
been registered.
The Board Of Trade meets in room .
Exchange Building, this evening.
| The German Turner Society movet
from the Askew building 10 the saen
ger Hall.
! The tenth anniversary Of Franklin
Circle, No. Il, l.. Of e., was held las
evening.
Thomas Il. Smiths petition asking u
be retained as janitnr ot the Court HOUSE
is being numerOusly signed.
An entertainment In aid of the young
men ; reading room was given III New
Castle, last evening. $50 was Melted.
A revival is in progress at St Paul's
NJ f.. church. Rev. l.. {. Matlaek will
preach this evening.
The Worthington pump Al the City
Mill was stopped yesterday II Will
he started on Saturday.
l.. W. Siidhan x Son 90 To thadd 5
Ford to-day a. sell the cows of Amos
W. House, cattle dealer Of that place,
"A large crowd was III althIafl'e at
the masquerade ball OF the Norma So
clal club in Wchstrr's Academy, last
evening.
The amounts awarded 10y the Il. and
O. Commission yesterday are As follows:
Nicholas Jenny. = 40, Frank Little,
5000 and James Green $50.
4 special ear will 20 from Rising sun
depot At / ID "A. III. on Saturday, in order
Ia TAX" PERSONS from the. iiiIcrnian hail
At that place.
The police rrport th" following mum
Der Of neglect, to light lamps during
the past month, First district, \. See
ond, , Third, l. Fourfh and sixth, 200;
Fifth, u; seventh, about ~.
There has been $50 vaccinations 10y
the vaccine physicians since their ap-
poin'incnts The number is distributed
a. follows: DR., Morrison, 400 De- had
wick, 49,, DR. Palmer, 100, Dr. Lukens,
hyI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

One Of the Philadelphia Gas Trust
Clerks Arrested by Chief Hsw
kfnh

About week ago Martin W. Culp
one Of the dsfaulting clerks IN N,
Philadel phia Gas Office, suddenly dis
appcared from that city, and although
detectives made every effort Ia find him
his whereabouts remained unknown
| until this morning, when shortly aftcl
clock one Of Pinkerton's detective.
called on Chief Hawkins and informed
him he was In search Of the fugitive
and from information which he had re-.
crived he believed that he was seTre,ed
near the mouth Of the Christiana. A
horse and carriage were procured, and
IN" Chief in company with the detec.
tive drove to the mouth of the Christi
ana
Here they found an old shanty which
had been used by the men who were
employed in constructing the jetty, and
in the shanty they found the man they
were in search ui, who was instantly
identified by the detective. He made
no denial of being the person wanted,
nor any objection when the chirt told
him that lac was under arrest
ON the road back, he was not very
communicative, but before reaching the
city said that he was willing Ia go to
Philadelphia with III" dctrrtiv" with
ont reluisi'ion. The chief according
ly took them 10 the depot, and tn" Off
Ger with his prisoner started on the noon
train.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
The Boston Ideals.

The Boston Ideal Opera Company
which recently appeared in " ASKING
ton were highly complIIueutcd by tn
press Of that city as the following "N
tract from a long article IN the Wash.
iuGton Capital of the g.lh ut, will
Show: THE most brilliant season Ford
opera Housr has experienced Tor man y
years closed last night with the four
t""nth performance Of the Boston Ideal
opera Company, and We are truly glad
Of their much deserved success, ON
Monday evening the enthusiastic au-
dlcltrc which greeted the " Bohemian
blrl, with Mrssrs. Whitney, Kari and
Macdonald, and Miss Stone in the lead,
ny roles, decided in advance the sue.
cess Of the week.
he pubic are grateful TO Mr.. Ford
for bringing This company here, and look
forward with restless anticipation for
another season ) engagement, when We
are satisfied liberal patronage will be
awaiting three weeks >ojourn in this
city.
company wiilprrSrnt'h" h" Chimes
ri Normandy ~ the Opera House this
evening, and to-m"rrow afternoon viii
appear il " Pa,Icuro. liz the evening
90 Fa'nltHa, viii conclude their season
~ tire" performances IN this city.
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KILLING u liitIc School Girl.

talharlur Bcrnr>UII, "A SlnEir woman
twrn'}-iuur years Of arg, living Al 40.
| Task-r street, Philadelphia, shot and
| killed Na-Gr' ur!"t', aged twelve years
Of 1904 Mount Holly street, last might
II APPEARS mat Mrs. Bcrur>On has fUi
week, past been greatly annoyed by the
children Of the n"ighhorhood, " hO threw
stUur-, mud, snow or whatever Other
convenient missile came to hand, at her
doors and windows, dIShgunng III"
front Of the house, and upon on" on tive
"cca-Iuu, SCATTERING the window paHcs.
Rtuonatraurc upon the part If Miss
Bcrnrs0n is said 10 havcOnI Y resulted IN
insults and increasing bad behaviour on
he part Of the children, Finally, so il
is stated, III" woman announced that II
such rondurt did not CEASE She would
shoot some Of those engaged in the mis-
chief, hut no attention appears to hav"
been paid to her threats All day yes
trrday the children kept up their
practice Of shOwcring ashes, etc, at the
house.
Last evening the offence was repeated
and shortly afterwards, rs the turIctt
girl and others were passing til" place.
Wstoi->Aot was heard, and she dropped
10 the pavement with a pistol ball III
the head >'ur was carried to her home
and di,d Immediately. Tn" Coroner
viii ho,d an inquest in I'll" cas-" today
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
D'rOperty Recovered.

The horse and carriage taken from
our stable on Tuesday morning were
driven ~ llk1on and abandoned AT tho
brick yards at-that place. ON being
di~ruNrrrd by the wQrkincn they were
taken 10 the Howard House and prop
rr.N cared for. W. r. Warburton, Jr.,
aItorucv-at-Iaw, in Il short time after
wards tclrgraphed these facts to Chief
Of ru'Ir" Hawkins, who advised us ot
ia" same. On Wednesday morning
We ,rnt tWoof our son, by the nine
O'Clock train Of cars tr ElktUu, and
they brought the horse and carriage to
Our city, arriving here Little after =
O'ciuck, everything being in as good
CONDITION AS could be expected under
the circumstances. \ blanket, cost
ing ~. and brush, worth &, were the
only articles missing
II i, supposed that the robbers sold
thcS" two articles to procure something
to eat or pay ear fare. If This suppoSl
ton b" correct, the purchaser. or pnr-
cha-"rs will confer great favor by Ev-
ing lutOrmatian to MS in regard 10 the
matter. We are under obligations To
IhIcf Hawkins, Sergeant Decker and
other members Of the polio" force, as
well As to Mr.. Warburton, for the il
tcrrs' manifested in restoring to Us
our property
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
n lrTICElS.

NOTICE-THE LISTS OF THE COUN
~ ty Assessors for the Nothern and South
ern Districts Of Wilmington can be found a
the following places;
fif,h ward-At Lafayette Hotel, Ninth an,
Shiplcy streets.
Sixth ward-At store of Samuel Chad wick
Fourteenth and French streets.
Seventh ward-At drug store OF W. &. X
Colguh0nn, corner OF Delaware ave. and Du
Pont street.
Eighth ward--At barber shop Of Joseph A
Nj. Larowe. northwest corner Of Ninth snc
Lombard streets.
Ninth Ward-At grocery store Of Lcwii
Bullock. Nandeyer ave. and Market street.
First ward-L II. Bcrtolette, Esq, 80!
Shiplcy street
Second ward--W. II. Rareford, Third street
bridge
Third ward-Harry Wish, Maryland ave
and Madison street.
Fourth Ward-John Calhoun, 40 Spruce II
Tenth ward--Hcwson h. Lannan, Hos " esl
front street
Eleventh ward--R Robert COttIngham, Mary,
land avenue and Liberty street.
The Assessors will sit ut the CITY Hall on
January ~, 30 and 81, and February and 2
for the purpose of making transfers and cor.
rections and placing upon the lists any name
that may have been omitted
FRANCIS u. TALLEI,
Assessor Northern District
HEWSDN Il. LANNAN,
llI-D2 Assessor Southern District
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

The Mayor disposed If the following
cases last evening
Henry +. DamdT was found on Tues
day night near the depot very drunk,
aud taken To the hall He told III,
Mayor, when asked hat Il" had I" say
III reference iu the charge, that he had a
bad cold, aud after trying everything
else had concluded 10 try whisky, and
he supposed hr had taken too much.
Tn. Mayor imposed fine OF - cents
and cost, to teach him how 10 regulate
the dose IN the future.
Sharplry Bullock, who had again
trau>grr~scd, after promising the May
or that he would abstain, was fined 81
and costs.
Mary Mclaughlin, young woman,
" no was found drunk al Tenth and
Market streets, with q large crowd
around her, va, fined g. aud costs.
William II Faulkner, a commission
merchant and fruit dealer engaged in
business un King street, above Third.
was charged by Clerk # The Market
Hickey with violating city ordinance,
by Ob,tructinc the sidewalk with boxes
and barrels Nh Hickey testified that
the pavement WAS frequently oDNtrnct-
ed 81 much that there was scarcely
room Tor persons To- pass
II" had spoken to III" defendant srv-
,ral times in reference Ia the matter,
and found HIM very imprrtlu"nt. Srvc-
IA. police officers testified Ia the fact Of
The boxes and barrels being piled on the
pavement, and the Mayor Ir4p' sod a
fine If SO and costs MI Faulkner
apl"ai,i from the decision, and intends
to take the ra~r L. court.
Two hart looking cases, giving their
nalnr, a. Martin Mulliu and John KEEL
ley, entered room n Third and Market
streets Yesterday afternoon, Will" ~ an
condition, and acted in a
dI~ord,rly manner 4 lIttI" girl told
Sergeant Decker. about their being in
the place, and h. arrested them. The
Mayor imposed "A lin Of q and costs
each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

NI'KDLS--On January 3Oth, John NickoLs
igcd 60 year,
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
Sp"ctiully invited to attend the funeral with
out further mott &c, from hs late residence
sos r., seventh street, on Friday afternoon
Service at O'Clock. lntcrment at " Whining
ton and Brandywne cemetery.
ALLEN the alst Of January, Sarah t.
vii" Of John G. Allen, aged - years.
Due notice Of funeral VIII be given
McCARINEI-O the 3lst Of January, JohI
Mccartney aged IL years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitcd to attend his iuHcral from his late resi-
icnrc corner Of Punnsy lynnia avenue and
Broom streets, on Saturday afternoon. to meet
at the house at on" O'Clock. lntcrncnt nj
MI Salem cemetery.
Chester papers please copy.
MERRY Wealth ER-DH the Z3rd inst, Mrs.
Ann McTywcathcr formerly Of this city, at
the residence of her sOn-iu-law. Capt. Rem
Smith.
lnternent at Trickahoc. n. J.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

thirty days after the passage OF the
same.
Below will be found the proceedings
ia detail.
sy.,rr- ,prryu,,> srss,,x
q
81 ~ nae t'-aNH"ii' pc" ~ p H.
me ni' ,S'ap,iNnihE ,i'" l""'l III
WIS lhl''"" i'u""i'" was .hN'i' "irah"
tp"'A4" '''''te u i",'','h'"y P"n'f"i't,
"hi'h was ".'.' anu ''i' pi'' was paS>'''
ny ,, a N"'' "I !" r.,
me '"i'o" lh- n'I'H were introduced
hi'' I'." h'>' NM 'I'a'ihE a""h
IA" lH i'l>'i''' 49, HnsS'A county ny
Mt '"N'hH'i' auth0rizihg ~ g. iiors'S
10 c"i''I nel inlnniIhg uaih AZ ms
mn III I,i'''' ''nN ii"'i.'' ''l' Hn's, \
,""h,N nous ,"'S' 'n''i i"'"''I'- ,"'
Moh'Ih"r' ir'il'i, la' N"''"t y "I W IL
lnlhEi"n .h' AH','ht 'it'r i'li"'.
hIah-' 40. - III no" hrHsih me M .l'h'
order tiin'f'''ahH' Nn' . o. W inning
ION 'hr l'''alla"h pialrL l'll,h 'ol'l,
lldnN J." 7t'uic manufacturers anu
iiaIlr"aa COMPANIES III tii' SAFE 81 s'~,k
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
DOver's Fire Apparal'

Dover, AT the present 'Iih'
piled with the most efficient
ratus Of any city or town IL I
outside Of Wilmington. H.
parlincni consists Of two hos.
and nearly | COO feet Of hos.
boasts Of two efficient hose fl.
with Il sufficient number III 'b'
insure good work in time o
should Dover ever he VI.
another large conhagra'I"l4 e
that OF two years ago, Wh"h d"
Hotel was burned, the pir''h.
paratll~ will be found to tuu'
emergency. Fire plug, H
are freely distributed 'hr"'-
town and are supplied with "
the Dover water works, VIVA
pressure to meet all demand
Yesterday afternoon the !.
Company took their raT'''-
front of the Stat" House, d...
lines of hose to the plug II !.
building, and with only " J.
sure were able 10 put Il sire.
top Of the highest tree on .
The experiment was wI'I''
the members Of the Grur'.. %
who were well pleased "i'h ..
mcnt. The prcssirrcall '''
pounds, which will enable
MES to put four stream
upon the highest hnIi".a-
Such an immense pow"r
nary water works, located '.
skirts of the town, is Tray
and the citizens Of Dover lI.
proud over their cilicirlIi
nrnt. Other large town +"
should follow her exam IT,
after the peopl" could .I"D
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

The largest and finest oysters III III"
city are to be had at Hanna :,
G05 jefferson street. at 70, 80 and ~
cents per quart. His 80 cent oysters
can't be- beat. The 40 cent are extra
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
Another Death.

Thomas T. Tadman, young man
residing al Third and jefferson streets,
died abou, : O'Clock last evening with
smallpox. The deceased was well and
fayorabiy known III this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

Wien you want good likcuc>,"s and
picture, finely finished 90 70 Bcrchcr's
&lj Market street.
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FIFTH EDITION
JUDGE WOOrTEN's OpI>Io,



Special Despatch to the KEruBLicAN
DOVER, DEL, Feb. III.
Al the opening Of the Legislatur
morning the following opinion q, n
oDitcn on tn" increased r,ur,.r'
tion question was read in both II
To the Senate and House Of k,rr..
tatives Of the State of Delaware
GENTLEMEN Il have considrfrt E
questions submitted "a me by
joint resolution of the list insiaur
IN reference 10 the first one /, j, ~
fnctly clear TO my mind that il /, na. 81
the Constitutional power Of the Gtn. "a
Assembly, by a concurrent vote o. rs
thirds Of the members uf each a, 81
thereof, to provide by law for H..
crease of the member OF the Scrls AZ
House Of Representatives In the G.s 3f
Assembly, and Ia apportion me. N
equally among the several cuuua s
the State, keeping within III M
scribed limits of the Constitute . g2
the number each branch is L. h. Wi
the other.
The language of he Cous'itnrun. N
10 me 10 b" unrnistakahlc. II d. N
that there shall bc seven Repre-. isa
ilv"- chosen in each CONT, If. 4
greater numbtrot Representative, M
by the General Assembly, be- ME-
necessary and then two-fhiri.
branch Of the Legislator" coucr g
they may by law make provision 2
creasing their number, XII
There shall (says the Constr
- h" three Senators chosen l.. S.
county. When greater mum.
Senators shall by the Gcucrai
lily be judged necessary, two.tl. g
each branch c"ncurring, they m
law make provision for iucrcasll.
but III" number Of So
shall never be- greater than onc.l ss
less than unr-third of the nun
Representatives. (Articic ! ~.
As,n ,he second ones,;,m ! H., IA
lould, The Constitution dnr,
NV iuImrut cnpt,nulat. ,Lr y
II public county officers in an.
,nnl. ,han hy . ,,nnar,, nnp, o., &
i,,' s ~, " .,a,I' J"" ~,
y. ~ t,r "'' fro,n WIKI "" In, "n
.,,,, ,,r iJ ~ Jr.',,, 49, r.., 'm''
a ',, '' ,nno w n'"" , ~ S.,'n'
, ,' r"M" w., ~ ''b ,on Wv '''I'
Ill., ,',1 nn ~, - y, '', '', H.
' i,,, , VI i'i' a''i LILLE ~ ,m'
~, t,,,, ~, !" ', ,ri NV :" ","M
IN, the REPRESENTATIVES and ) #lz13
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4 bunch Of keys was found near
second and French streets. The
owner can have the same by calling at
TIN. office and paying for this notice.
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No asses.

There were no eases this morning at
police court except one drunk. one
man who asked to b" committed lOJail,
ON the ground he was u vagrant, was
refused the privilege.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01

HI - ~ ~
tne Y. 3.
n y introdu|
. sectlo1
soldier |
.s0hlArge OF d|
We request q
Dseilt) }, IN
amend q
states 81
~ se 70 veto pod
g1M. Mr. Mort .
.C 8 suspect
.NMr.eDIr!uary
directs
10y 10 p'.'r1
aalrket prlc''|
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InfaIibI", ta-tcI"s-, harmless, cathar-
tic; foricy"ri,hncsS, r"etIc-sn"ss, worms,
constipation - cents.
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Remove the BoN'

Th" police notified az w.,
men on Market street ~
empty boxes from the 'l' a.
ticc has grown cOliSl"''' ,r
time until ii has brc1io'
Mayor has given order.
TO be arrested who coII''''
ticr. 4,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-01
Five Deaths from, Enii"I

A family Of nine prop'
county, 5. G., on Sn'"'.
goose that had been mIl'"
dog. All were seized va"
soon aiirrWard and 'lI'"
symptoms "fhydrophohI.,. ..'
family have died. The "''.
ing the greatest agony '"'
rnnNNcI.
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yjpOr and Rev

Of the stomach and UoN, !
by using the LicbIE VIZ
Tonic.
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Picture frames, velvet speciality, at
Yrrgcr's, 4p5 Shiplry street.