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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-06-27

did not know how to cot ~ tbsm "i ~ nc nc
der. 10 orow o"crv nth III = = VI,
and said imnst;ent5v :" th an;moaI
IT wish vo,,r noch y,.s hrnEen uN H.
sooner wss The w"rd snnEan .hou
plumn down he felI r. pth I'm n,onn o1
anal there the horse law anS naver
cot nm AGAIN Rnt 90 10 wos Sor.,
saving. he thonvht he wonid ny
leave The saddle there: 80 he cnt f. off
the borse's hack swnno s. on he
own. and went toward h;s hoas. on
foot. He was comforted howaver
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
T.IRD EDITION


NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 4-Strict con,
n,.,..vuis In religion have recelVed
iv.,.y,re shocks here quite recently
TIE E.v. j. X. Gutheim, haool Oh
4 Ole Sinai, The prime pal Hebrew
,,rasoeu, III, ted in marriage, III Ms
,nu parlors, his lovely niece, y les
G ven, a ifht Jewish belle, 10 l'f,
Arus;rorg, a Protestant Christian anu
AS. is'art 'SuIg'on Of the Marine hos
rita, Service Of the port.
A co,ored servant OF The Rev hugn
Miller Thompson, recently e.ec''h
Episcopal Assistant Is shop Of Misses
sippi, sas buried yesterday nom l ue
rectory Of Trinity Church Inc n'e,
was placed 10 the larg@ dining nan q
the rectory, around which sh1ed cah.
dies we're placed. The dead man was
a Roman Catholic, having attended 81.
Alnl oasus Church. A priest OF that
church v as w for before the death oil
the how, ard he administered to him
the n.ual sacra nents and OBLIGATED 81
the services aeld over the body at th'
rec,ory. -Four white boys acted a.
nall. bearers, ono of whom was the Kew
Or. Tbompson's son, who, WIN th'
Rector's family, accompanied the ooa
to st. AlphClsus Church ana 10 'h'
cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

The uncommonly brilliant meteor
which was seen to explode in Concord
N. H., on Sunday evening, between
o 80 and 10 o'clock, was also noticed II
Concord, Mass. and in Providence Ii
|. Tho Journal Of the last-named city
says; ITO some it appeared like "
huge electric lantern hung n the south
eastern heavens, which glowed for
few seconds, shedding binding rad
ance all about, and then went out fer
sons who did not see the meteor It's. II
noticed it's accompanying light, In
many houses the fash was noticed
through drawn curtains IN spite o.
brightly blazing gas lights within the
room" A resident OF AEdoVer, Mass.
says that the meteor seemed IKE nal
Of fire as large as n mans head, and eA
ploding without noise, lett tor Secont
brilliant coored balls, something IIk'
those from a rocket, only larger an'
brighter
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
STATIONARY Engineers

A. a regular meeting of the station
AIRY Eaginrers held in their hall, Tenth
and Shiplry streets, last night the fol
o1ing officers were Installed by In
stallng officer Seyfried TO serve for six
months
President, S. n. Baker; Vice Presl e
dent, William H. Miller; Secretary
NJ. j. McNelly; Chaplain, Charles Sey'
fried; Sergeant at Arms, James Ma
guire; Galde, Joseph Bickta.
Charles A. Foster, John Flanagan
and Leonard Bnsto~ were elected
board OF trustees for one year, and M.
ii. McNelly, Charles A. Foster, ant
william H. Miller were elected a com
,nittee on qualifications
The President made very interest
| ing address, in which he reviewed The
success viii ch has attended the organi
zatiOn hf the Association. Revolution
Of thanks plimeutary 10 the pas
officers were also passed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Dots.

All the old officers of 10 Central
presby tetian Sunday ,chooI were re
elected last Sunday.
A semi uusl dividend Of per cent,
is declared by the directors OF tue
[ nion NatIoaa! Bank.
The New Castle Cunning Cub will
meet the German Guaning Club OF tbs
city Oh Monday next at New Castle
John W. Reynolds vii open IA frat
class RESTAURANT at the .3ruer OF King
and Water streets.
Wilmington Division, No. !,
Uniform Rank, X. OF r. Will 60 to
Chester on January llth.
The eight annual Uals Of the Brandy
vine Catholic Library wllI take place
Brandywine Hall LexL Friday even
ing.
Tue Centreviile Hall Company have
elected DR.. j. II. Chandler, fresiirnt
aud j r Chandler, Secretary and Treas
urer OF the Board Of Directors.
| JOAN Russell, age 28i years, and JohE
Iliuteman, aged ~, were drowned yes
terday, at Dorchester, Massachuse! II
by The upset;iLg Of boat.
The National Bank of Odessa, re
|eleclel their old Board Of Directors
with Ghas Tatman, President, and JOIN
lCortir, Wee President, on Wednesda
.ast.
Mrs. T. V. ) Beat Was last even
ling appointed delegate 10 the Stat
rr 10 perance alliance from Whining
lon Division, Ne. !, Soss Of Temper
lance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
The Question Of Increased rem
NlOD1.

WASHINGTON, January The sto-
ries of IA com uinaiiUn OF claim aseh's
u work pubic opinion and lnnuehce
Congress IN The passage OF the Dill 10
forty dollars y nonth pension To eH'
soldiers Tho have lost an arm, or
leg, or a band, or foot, have been SET
1t rest by representatives OF the dtanu
Army of the Republic in thus CITY, who
have made "a null investigation. Ihr
Nebraska man VINO was the fePol""
claim agent proves 10 he eorresp"no'hs
secretary of committee OF ex-so'dleIs,
appoir ted at tine reunion al 1fahu -
land, Neb., last August Ih1 move
mept started in Philadelphia, among
the soldiers. and has, 1t appears oeei'
confined to them A few Washington
claim agents VINO run soldiers papers
are merely claiming credit OF the SOL
diers' work. Mr.. S. l.. Barrett, OF 20
lumbus, Nebraska, the agent above a..
luded to, writes that he has sent ovri
5000 names. The blank form OF Pc
fition inclosed corresponds with thos'
filsd In both houses, Should tue OIL
PASS, no claim agent could get = Zee on
OF 1t, az the existing certificates already
show disability and no applcstloi
would be required.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
YOUR
ATTENTION., PLEASE

To those who now are or
have been dealing with other
credit houses and have be-
come dissatisfied owing to
the cxorbitant prices charged
and poor assortment OF Gun
dcsirablc) goods offered, we
would respectfully say that
popuIat prices, fair rcprescn-
tation, guaranteed satIs'ac-
ton and liberal credit are the
principles upon which we do
business, and though we will
not offer you the inducement
of paying your fare to Ph'Ia'
delphia (and adding it on to
the prices of the goods
|you buy therc) we will
lguarcntec to save you inc
price of an excursion ticket
to Philadelphia and a good
dinner on every $40 worth
| of Goods YOU buy OF any
other credit house than ours
| We have a complete ano
livery extensive stock OF gen.
Icral merchandise, more thar
Twice as large as the combln
ed stock of all the install
mcnt house, in Delaware
that YOU can select from, Al
|ncw. desirable and suitable
goods.
Come along, and if yo'
cannot get your pass Door
. to bring as reference, brln}
your receipt, which YOU ar
. entitled to, and We will b.
, HAPPY to open an aCcoun
3 with you, on weekly o
monthly instaIlmcnts.
TERMS.-On a bill {
$40, 81 down and 81 a week
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
DtA tsS

StYFKS- Ou the ith inst, George Nayers
ErlatIIc. and male friends are respectfully
invited la attend the funeral nom NJ i9l'
rr.idrurr at the Wilmington ahd.FahhH
vine cemetery, on saturday afternoon al '"'
O'Clock.
MORKSuN-In GripysyiIlc, III, b',' -''h
lssg. Nr- Mary Morrison, ~ the 'i7' !''i
her are, n native and iuT many years
resident Of tins city. Her remains "sf'
brought to the Wilmington and braun!
wine cemetery Tor intcrn'nt
ELLISON the 4th inst, ENC, VIC I"
j Austin Ellison.
RcIntiYr- and friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral without further notice. Srrl zee
AT the house. $40 jackson street, on RAJ utIh'
afternoon. 9TH inst. At g u.ciork. L. ptp't'd It
Brandy wine cemetery
SHIPPERS -Un January J. lSS2 Thomas sim
prr,. aged Il Year. .,.,,.,.,.t,
Er.litr- and friend. are respectfully 'hNl'
ed iunttyul the funeral from DIT. laj' res.
lru.c $40 f. Sr,eUth street. ON SUNDAY ~
t,ru.uu. nt one O'Clock. SrrNlcr-Hi IL" mouse
lutrrmcnt at the Wilmington and BRANDY
wine crmrtvr..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

aiEver since tho Arnoux Electrio
fiaht has been introduced into the
ia,e. roCn at the City Hall, where the
hearings are held, it has been q souL ss
Of complaint to the Mayor and AZ VINO
are compelled to attend. ,It
The tlouo.e arise, from the nnsteAdi-
r... II The flame, which will sometimes
hscom, 40 low you would think IL was
a6our to 10 on, altogether, aud the
- ;nstaptir will dash into light IA
nr,unt As the MONDAY sun. ms Vi
cnnr,. ia exceedingly trying TO ths
.n.s .rd lat evening at the close Oh
III, . court. Mayor Wales after com
plainiug OF the effect on ms sien Nv
ordered the wires " be dlsconneCto'i "
fa, ara the gas lighted tins evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Burglsry.

Early THAN rn'ns burglars cut
the residence Gf VIM. Bote, of til" Z
OF Greg, Il Bow, carriage builder
the coyuuer OF E,gh'h aud Adi
streets, They Obtained al entfh
through the door on The Eighth r,
side of the porch. In" men NJ
about very quietly and ransacEed ~
place in the lower part Of the be
but took nothing Of value except :
silver spoons and forks. More Vi
was attached to the spoons, on acc
Of them being given az a wedding t
ent to Mrs. Bo~e, over lwenty
years agO. The burglars found
in the pantry, whIcA 'hey cut and
They left, leaving tie doors aud
doWa up-n.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Al astardIy Outrage.

About noon yesterday, two TChgh-
who are known az Dutch" iianly auu
"Ackey" Dugan, when in the vicinity
Of the new station, requested an en-
ployee Of the railroad company u give
Them ten cents To get Il drink. lie
man told them that he ha' no money
when they both attacked HIN, and oea
him in 4 shameful manner. They
would IN all probability have killed
him, had it not been for some Of Biz lei
low workmeu who came 10 MS "ssis
tsnCr. Tie TagI,r wcTr sOou turned
and Hau,y rrcrl we'd a cut On bis LraD
vLicI bied freely. He vas r moved u
the Tolice ion, where the gasn wal
pewrG up ny DR. Grim~na~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

In consequences OF tn. great nun,
OF complain from persons rSsiGing
the vicinity OF Sixth and Church str"
in REFERENCE. 10 the boys who congregi
In that Leiahborhood. the police m'
several a,r si- yesterday. aud last ev'
ing thre. ot them named +. MnhiTit
George Kelley, and Clareuce LON
had a hearing before the Mayor. s.
of the nrighbIrs testified 10 their
conduct, aut the Mayor, after ri
mand.ng them and warning then
thu 20 sequences II they were AZ
brought before him, dismissed the G.
The police are determined to breas
gangs OF boys conRrtgatlng on the q
ner-, but it Is not at all probable Z
all offenders will fare as well ~ Il
did last evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Killed by q Bull.

Mr.. John Whalley, Of Cumberland,
Nd, has farm in West Virginia, near
that Clty, which wss worked by his
sou James, 10 years OF age, who was in
the habit OF going to the farm from
Cumberland every morning, and re-
turning he me in the evening. Wednes,
day evening he did not return, and hit
family growing uneasy went to look fol
hiu, and found him dead Oh the ground
with hole through his neck evidently
made by tho horn ofa vicious bul
kept on the place. The unfortnna!'
Young man had been dead some hour
when discovered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Tho Conference Worker is out
week With nGR and very pretty b
eight additional CDiuhuLs If M
and proIoruoulgeiy heightened.
nov u very handsome religious !.
and in ability and merit rs we'll a.
prarauce now ranks with tie best
YORK religious ~srAlies Of tho ait
dist Cnuch. Editor Seutman uesr
and viii receive warm cJngratulai
for his en;stpririug spirlt aud esl
success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
No ILnIpe AKAInsl 1 henI

There WAS 10 charge laid a.
officers McCullough am Fl eal, as
cd in some OF tast evenings ia
thi3 paper amongs. them. Ehey
summoned before tbs Mayor III re-
t, q disturbance which is said TO
taken place near the depot. The ,
cxanogated these officers from b
but would have bnrd another
had it not been for tbs iuterveh''
officers Mccullough and Heal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Last evening IA cpipr-d boy +,
Samuel DENNY, Wa before the n.
charged by ar sidonL or South
m.ngtJu with disorler,y conduct
eyid, nee showed that yerterday Il
iug, Demby, who had difficulty
another boy threw a large stone al
winch fortunately missed the boy
struck the canpl NSants house, b
lus IN the board-. Tho Mayor
that nc might have killed the boy
ilpogeJ Il nae Of - and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
O6iceva Exec Ie0.

Al tho regular me6ttng OF the
Trinity Gnitr on Wednesday eve
iu the Old ,5wedes Church. the 10.
,uR officers were elected:
President, David Montgomery
President, Mrs. Mary q. Wilson.
retary, Miss Ella Hood, Treasure
Louis X, Lewis. Tho Guild wa
strumental IN a great many
works last winter, and propose u
tinus the same ms season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

THE PEABODY CAE.
ue CaoDos vurnish Dsll asa goes
oJaal- " hat his Father says.

n yaal- " hat his Father sAys.
The Chester Times OF yesterday says !:
Charles II. Peabody, whs had hear
ipx At police court yesterday morning
for carrying concealed deadly weapons
and making threats against the woman
" no claims to be his wife, was com
mitted to tho county jail yesterday IN
defaul, Of $500 bail. Peabody bewailed
the hard fate which had overtaken MIN
and said Lao was the victim OF gross
that Mrs. Lillian l.. Peabody
was not his wife, and had no claim
upon him whatever.
As previously mentioned, lie sent u
telegram to Mr.. King, living Vt the cor
per Of Market street ana Railroad ave-
Ii ue, Wilmington, bat that gentleman
couldg give him no aid. Newton Peabody
father of the unfortunate young man
arrived from Wilmington in the oo
train yesterday afternoon, and went AZ
once to the Mayors Office. Later IN
the day he WAS interviewed and stated
that the alleged Mrs. Peabody was Lot
the wife Of his son.
"Shs says," continued Mr.. Peabody,
that she was married to my son CHAR '
on September 9Th, 1880, while he wat
living at Eochester,N Y. My son never
lived there. He worked aud boarded
with me in 1850 at Danvilie, n. y, anc
ii IL hardly probable that be could mar
nv this woman and live with her, ~ she
states, without bis parents knowing
som ct hing about 1t. From Danville VI
went TO Boliver, n. Y, where ! went u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Sometime before the holidays JAc.-
,on & franklin, Of 7O3 Market street,
placed in their window . handsome
china tea set, and gave 70 each one OF
their customers card With number on
II A few days ago these snmbers
were all placed in = box, and 63s was
drawn from 1t. The holder OF that
oumber therefore winning the tea SCI
In 10 this time no one has called for H.
Whosyer it may be,they are request
ed to cal, and get their prize.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Local Personals

Mrs. Josephine Hornsr, OF Limeric
Pa ~ visiting friends otthis city, who
she has not seen for fifteen years.
j. Is Evans, of the firm OF jos Eva
= Co.. Of smyrna, Delaware, Is
tows.
Miss Emma Mullin has bsen speu
ing her holiday vacation in West CHI
ter, Pa.
Too congregation Of the Catho.
church AZ Newark are temporarily "
shipping in Exchange Guiding,
Letters testamentary to Daniel A
John Slack, we're granted on 'hs esta
OF VIM. slack, decesssd.
The Wilmington and Brandyw,
R.nk directors have declared d
dend OF six Per cent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Leg brOh en-.

Jonn Dougherty, living on Searles
street, ab We Second, had his leg bro
ken by a stone thrown by a boy named
Wm. Carrigan. 1t is said . long stand.
ing feud existed between the Dough
erty and Carrigan families, which wax
eth warm at times. This you'nfn
scion evidently means 10 demonstrate
the viadiCtiveness u the Csrriaars
Doupherty was removed TO the aims
hOuse for treatment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

4 terrified philadelphia has written
10 one Of the papers beggingIt 10 use
its influence 10 prevent any farther re
dnction In the price OF gas. January
a year ago, he says. with gas at 81 PEI
600, his bin was $l9, 46; this January
with gas red ucsd to 81 go, hi. bill calls
for 81 06, although he closed i've
hours earlier this season than last. HI
hash I dared to cipher out what 1t would
be- were gas reduced at 81 so.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
a novsa Fails Dow y.

This morning horse with hsaVy
loaded wagon WAS going along lhira
.,rast near Market, he sltpped, and
,bsn repaiping his feet stopped. Inc
1rirer nndsrtook to s'art him, when he
again slipped aud fell to the groun l'.., 49,
some bystanders assisted IN remoFlus
the harness. and he rose to ms iee' ap-
pars1ty unhurt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Tie late Congressman Godlono o.
or,r of Indiana, beqnsatbrd all his
propef,y to his "tIs, say'p- y HoslI r.
All my dear children 10 Hro" ana '9 SO.
that Inns dlspUs. ton Of NY gStale ~, in
NV jud cement the 'est under al CIR,
on y "a. snrroundtrg 1t, knowing
rbat thew viii ind my s"ld
wiz a. much disposed to ,oye aud care
for them and to deal justly by u slit a. .,
I have Away felt and acted TOWARD
them myself" Mr. orth was twice
married. and one son by his hFst WE
And a SOP and daughter by his "ido"
survive him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

A Are occurred about h.lf-pa''
this morning at the stndio of H. i
.all IL the i mith Building. An
VA. struck from Box IL, at the
Hall, and the fire companies resp"
but did not 90 into service. me
inps in the rooui were damaged v
val us Of about $3.50.
Tn. origin OF the fire is said 70
no. sieve In the room.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Samuel Ru.sel. a well known ana
rs.rert.d farmer, near Curtis paper
mills Mill Creek Hundred, died on
Tuesday, in the "a. year OF ms "a, 49, .,
Eis remains will be inferred IN me nv
CLAW Creek cemetery to-murfo" lfh'
day) afternoon a: ! o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

Mrs. j. Austin Ellison died very
suddenly last night. Yesterday she
wa, In her usual good health, with no
apprehensions Of serious consequences
ia her expected illness. She was an
amiahle lady, and her death will be a
.ad affection 10 borrowing family and
a lars, circle Of friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
To AdveYllNers.

TIL, REPUBLICAN las been fnrn
,ith n new series of display TYP
advertisements, and will contiru
mako the paper the saDIo In the u
a. it. Ia. ,lways been 10 the pa'''
noe, advertising medium in tG" ca
Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
German Ledge q. L. A. VI

Mr.. Osmond, organizer Of the An
Gent Order United W0rkmeD, will
organize on Monday next German
lodge of that order in the Worknen
Hall, on Shipley street, between Fourth
aud Fifth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Y, ii. IL. &. ytectinE

The vouo1 Mems Il pihl'c,'sa =,
will hold i.s Gcs5 me tins lJr l00'
evr.ing, when full a'Caniahco .
,,urs,ad. Tue new officers soii'
ago elected vii, act this evening j
first time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

We have received orders
to make another sweeping
reduction in price As the
goods must be sold we will
continue their low rates dur
ing the entire week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

The best salt oysters in this city re-.
ceivsd every day ard delivered free oil
charge. Price rs, 80, 40 and 30 cents
Der quar-, ~ 100 ard l22 King street
VIZ, t.Lit.. * Son.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
On ExntbigkOn.

The handsome present receI''
the Postl.s Rifles from the stat.
cibles on Wednesday evening ias'
exhibition In the window OF Jo. ~,
l)iefsndorf, Fourth and Market ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
Ladies' kid Gl0Nes

ga5nced FROM 80 TO 81 cents, and
from rs 10 % cents, Mt spencer - WV
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
u EGlSTEEH> LhDkE.

EilSTEE'S LkDkH.
EKGlsTBR's OPvlCB
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, dec. ~, lS'z
Upon the application OF Jacob i. i0odiey
Administrator Of Thomas =. Cooley late Di
Brandywinc Hundred In said County, deco"
1t is ordered ard directed by the Resis'er
that tho Admin itrBtor aforesaid give notice
| of vrantinyoi etters Of Administration upon
| the estate o1the q ec'd, with the date OF grant
Inv Thereof, by causing adVerts TO be p0sitd
| Win In 40 days trnri the d sto OF such l-eueit
| IL ~ Of the mort public Jiacss OF inc IohhtS
Of ew Uastia requiring all porNOhs haVlht
demands AyaiIst tic estate to present The
saL e, or abide by an Act o. Assembly ID
such case made and provide and ait0 cause
the same u he inserted within the sane peri
10 10 the DKLAwARs REPUBLICAN, news
uaper published In Wilmington and to De
Continued therein three weeks, te.o-d
~ Given under the hand and sesi OF
}L.s.f Utice OF the Register eforeRaid. OIL
~,~) Wilmington, In New Castle county
sforesaid, tho day and year ah0yo wIittSn.
y. q. BlGGS, Resistst
koTICs-All ersOns having cIaimp aEniMt
the estate Of the deceased must pre5eh. the
same duly attcsted TO tho executors, OF
or before lee 12nd, A. d., 1888, or abide the
Lrt OF Eaently In such case made and pro
vided. JAOOB Il. tooDi.ti,
| Address Clsym0nt del. d.i-'V
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05

The original and genuine fos n,i
Glove reduced to $l'5O per ~
Spencer, 700 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-05
kOCtRIEH. - !uring the Christmas
" Hul days we viii sell ~ tho followInss

Ms Inihcemeat 2Lc. 3bs new ar. apl lesIc.
4 avule butter 1ic. 4 good Flo coffee 2tc
a new urune, abc. 2cB ns Bakers corn ztc
Ia now rurrsru 2bl -. MS new raisins2Sc.
Golden crips MOlssses, no. Honey DIPS i6e'
ilver hiiys l.c. sew crop N. . MOL Z.c.
36.2 cash LnneI y! yo"n fine family houf 50
YOU take 20 rlsA, ge Keep only standard
brands Of -four Tea, !! g., 90 ana sJ2' Our
400. extra IL excellent. our 5Jc. ~ eqnAi 70
Vial some other stores sell at 70 and 10 cts.
our assortment Of poOds Is equal 10 any other
store III the city. jclliea and preserve Of all
sort. Zine early rlse p"itto't, 30 cen ;ti
bushel. CAN rrCs and lie convinced
P.y. ruEU, Front & MadiOn ste.
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