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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


Bethany baptist church, cor. Elm and
jackson streets, Kew. f. Il. Grcul. pastor
Preaching at 1890 a. N. anh 1,3O =. IL. ReNt
val services are held during the week. All
are most cordially invited to attend these
meetings. Pastors Btbic class meets at
=. N.
German baptist church, 5th and walnut
streets. Preaching by the pastor, II. W. Gel,
1u.IO II. IN. and ! T.. IN. Morning subject
Nave the wounds Of Jesus Sgnihcuncc?
Evening subject: \ cordial invitation.
Hanover church. Preaching morning and
evening by tine pastor, Rcy. l.. Marks. Com
muniUn service IN the morning, All are cor
diaiIy invited.
Household of Faith. Preaching at 1890 A.
m aud 1.3U p. m, by the PASTOR Rcv. Rufus
Wendell. Baptism at evening service.
New Jerusalem church, ]. B rarmclec,
pastor. lO."O H. N. and I3o =. III. Services ~
usual.
OIivct prcsby yt"rian church, cor. Of Adams
and Chestnut streets. Preaching by the pas
tor, Kew. Charles =. MaIIcry tO.morrow, at
~. 80 Il. IN. and $50 p. III. sabbath schuUl at
II. M. and 2p. N. Young peoples meeting
III t.l5 y. ~ a II are invited.
Reformed Episcopal church Of the Redeem
or. :. ". corner of sth aIsL Monroe streets,
Rev. j. l.. Estlin, rector services at 1880 a.
m. and 7.3O p m Morning subject: "Inc
Storms of Life" Evening subject: "tiui
the Refuge Of His People, Sunday school
ut . a, IN.
Scott NJ. l.. church, 7th and Spruce streets
I. X. trcamcr, pastor lIcachlnSa at 1880 a.
H. aud 7.3O D. N. by the pastor. Reception
Of Members aud rrobatonrrs in the morning
Special revival service after the evening scr
mon.
Second linptSh church. L, B. tuok, pas
tor. Preaching at 1890 II. III. and T.3U r. III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20

Tho number for Feburar! IL already
on our table, and it is impossible in q
brief notice 10 do justice to its abund-
ant and varied contents, Ihere are
artice- by popular writer's repl"ls with
interest and information hr'gLt si0-
RIGS, sketches, etc, sever"l merit0rious
poelns q comprehensive mi"cellaby,
aud the pictures and illustrations re e2-
csedinly beautiful. TIE cDIored frou-
tisptece "Wou't bs a Frifht?" Is ad-
mirable Ben Prr!ey Poore's "Olr
Veterans" Mark pattison's Mliton,"
#. B. Whites Ants and Their Ways
OF Ll.s," Rphinson's The owes Of
Catherine de Bourbon" etc, are noe
worthy and timely Illustrated articles.
CsldOr continues his serial, " A wanted
Sepu.chre," and there nlu stories,
sketches, poems, e'c., by walter T..
McCanu, s. dney HerbeIt, Dane u.
X RJssptti, ',rs. N. A DenisOu, Ii a,
Davis, Willie W. Carpenter, Isabella
V. Crawford, II. B. Kimosil, etc, etc.
The number contains ~ QnArto paEs b,
aDi over loo embellishments
TIE prica for single copy Is % cents;
yearly suOscr ption, 81, postpaid, Ad-
dress MRS FRANK ESLik, Publisher,
80, 55 and 81 Park Place, New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20

The late ordinance passed by the
City Council concerning health, and
published In the REpu BLICAN last
Saturday, makes important changes in
tho digging Of privy wells. The former
ordinance equired them 10 be dug ~
feet deep unless water and rock were
reached, md Ia addition they had to
pass the inspection of the Street Com
missioner.
The present ordinance requires that
they shall still be dug to the depth of
20 feet. or if the owner choose, six feet
deep, but In the latter case they must
be built and tloored with sound and
we'll burns brick laid on edge at the
bottom, and in cement impervious TO
water and the wall shall he puddled
with clay ono foot thick except where
the same is uigged in solid clay
ground.
Tho same proviso regarding water
and rocEa applies &c Tho new ordinance
as well as 20 the old. The Street Com
missioner is 10 be notified OF tho dig
ging Of ali wells, and The depth viii
be left TO his judgement, and tho wall
ing, CemeEtinI and pudding done un-
der his supervision, Tor which services
he is to receive fifty cents well, paid
by the owners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20

Tho Philadelphia Press publishes a
biographical sketch of the Hon. A. X.
Mcclure, written by Frank A. Burr.
In it Mr.. Burr gives some interesting
details Of the starting of the Tim ~. The
following showsi ~ remarkable success
MS business venture, and the mistake
made by Mr.. Burr. He states 81
was to have been associated with Colo
uel Mcclure, both editoriaIly and hnan-
,ialy, In the publication of the Times,
and was prevented only because we
differed as to the SIZE and style Of the
newspaper--he insisting for two cent
paper, such as was issued, and for a
Quarto Of the size and character of the
Press. We parted upon that issue
The $50, 0CO originally contributed was
not all expended. II built it present
bui)ding ont OF its earnings, and | ven.
tnre to say a million dollars could not
huy the property that has grown out of
an investment Of So, 600 less than eight
YEAR, ago. The man who took my
place ard invested tie Sl5 O00 that |
vas 10 have paid and had waiting my
word refuses $50 900 for his stock and
draws sc, 900 a year income from 1t.
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y! st$!sN1IR4NEE||E||5i
Sun sets 5. 10.

| Sun rises 7.l3. Sun sets $40.
! Relied by a blOW-a tree in storm.
| Good steel knives and forks for % cts. set
| Il. :. Humphrey h Bro, one price hatters
DR.. Darmon's office, 1874 Camac st., Phila
| For cut flowers and funeral designs, 20 t
Si3 Market 1t.
A fat mems ball should be advertised as
mass meeting
The hotel table has always been freproof
now make the hotel So
The boy always goes right to the core when
he gets bold Of an apple
Fine IS K. Plain Gold Rings, at E. f.
HanfS, ID East Fourth st.
II. NJ. Mulln has Il full stock Of tobacco
and cigars for lss3, 525 w. Front 1t.
A cold snap is likely to occur wherever
there Is a piece Of ice that can be broken.
positive cure for Catarrh, Hay Fever.
Cold n head is Ely's Cream Balm See adv't
The moon frequently fools the Gas Com
pany. 1t sometimes keeps out Of signt when
the street lamps are not lighted
1t is said China and Japan buy our dried
apples freely. i may be that those countries
intend giving few swell parties.
kei"r seems to be sin@ulary inOHensyG-
for keiicT-ths season. He Gnl kObcsOn
heard something drop last November.
A retired -hipmast"r visited Il country
school the other day and said it reminded
him Of old times. 1t was Il literal school Of
walls.
For the best cough candyi in the city, 20 to
HOLLIS the old fashion InUlasses candy man.
10. III Market street, second door below Sec
Ond street.
Enquirer" What is the precise meaning
9 H.. -
try to ttrt with ii woman in u rocking chair
at "A window? That's it.
St Loui. wants TO know the weak points Of
a goat. He has been known to leave oil
chewing up IL bed-Qult to buck at IL wooden
Indian. May be that's one Of EN-.
He took a forward step alone
Upon the sidewalk slippery.
Then Ger his vision passed IA sight,
Both big and little dippcry.
Canton flannel drawers red flannel under.
wear, blue flannel laced shirts, own make.
Cardigan jackets, l.. and W. collars, stylish
nechwoar. W. +. Cole. ~ Market st.
For beauty moullings, want the public
to call and see. Gilt in splendid order and
pattern, Walnut and Rosewood Hnsurpas-
sable q. X. Iiaugh, 507 Shiplcy street.
Ross, lIG Market street, IL selling winter
hats, caps and underwear at the very lowest
cash pmcrs. 1t Will pay you to call and eX-
am,ae goods and prices before buying else
where.
New lork News: The weather prophet
Of The New Orleans ricayunc says that coca
nut shells ground in quantities and mixed
with black pepper indicates that the season
will be mild"
Dr harmon is here on his iIet visit. which
is drawing TO II close, tut hc can be seen this
evening up to 10 +. m, and likewise sunday
t.s la .ns . t4.I
and ~hipiey street.
The hest authorities agrce that any article
which contains the most gluten, in whatever
shape it may be, is the best food for man. A
-four which makes Il hard. dry bread contains
too much starchand starch uiust be subjected
to Il boiling process to render it Il suitablG
food. / make "A speciality Of tn" gluten ilours.
which sell at low price tor cash at Fifth
and King sts. ". d. Pickles.
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AYUUTHFUL TRAvELLER.
RstNrn or Son - bis Parents sf-
ter II y ears Absence.

The hearts of q family In the Ninth
Ward were overwhelmed with JOY on
Wednesday evening last by the return
Of o long lost SOD and brother. A. j..
Lodge, Eighteenth street, near Madison,
Ninth Ward, was the head OF that hap
py family and Allen p. Lodge, now a
finely proportiored, han dsome looking
young man, OF 23 years Of age, was the
long lost son, tho cause OF 80 much hap
pinsss. 1t was not difficult to see that
Mr.. Lodge was Nh OverjOyed man, az
he told tho story Of his sons wander.
ings 10 member Of tho REPUBLICAN,
staff.
A lien, the returned young man, left
home II years ago when he was but IL
years of age, none of the family know
ing where he had gone. After he had
been gone some years they heard
accidentally Of him being ssen In two or
three places, but with such uncertain
vagueness that they put little credence
iD the reports, and they had learned to
look upon him an lost to them in this
world. But their mourning was :rrn-
ed into JOY few days ago upon receiv-
ing postal card from the long lost boy
stating that he was In New York, and
would be at home in few days. Mr..
Lodge hardl y knew whether to believe
such good news or MOI, but on Tuesday
he received another postal card, this
time from Philadelphia, stating that he
would reach Wilmington on a certain
train. MIR. Lodge then believed that
his son was still alive, and with a par.
ent's pslpitating heart, he anxionsly
awaited the arrival of the lost one. In
company with younger son he met
the train, but.in the crowd that gathered
he did not see the object Of his search.
Tho train passed and hope began to die
in the bosom of the fat Presently
. well dressed young man stepped up
and asked II his name was Lodge. No
more was said. Father and son were
locked in a loving embrace.
During the time the son was away he
visited every city of importance be-
tween Montreal, Canada, and San
Francisco, California. He left Wash
isgton, ID. c., when little over 13
years Of age, going to Chicago, and
from thence TO San Francisco. He had
travelled distance of 10000 miles be-
fore he was IA years of age. He speaks
in the highest praise OF the citizens OF
Binghampton, New York, and Kala-
mazoo, Michigan. He has been travel
ing ~ a business agent ami has been
very successful. He will remain at |
home with his father for few days.
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IL True ?
For the REPUBLICAN.


MEssRs. EDITORS An article In
your paper on Thursday, over the sig
nature of William u. Sparks, conveys
| p beartrendiug statement Of a family
afflicted with small pox, which, for the
credit OF the Board of Health, We hope,
10 not entirely correct at the came
time, II correct, we give Mr.. Sparks
great credit for making 1t known 10
your thousands Of readers. That every
good citizen will assist the Health OH
GERS ip any legitimate effort to wipe out
the fearful Elague-small-pox-there Is
no doubt, and there may seem some
things rather arbitrary, which all will
gladly yield to, In order to avoid the
spread OF the disease.
But when 1t comes to a case Ike Mr..
Sparks mentions, | am at a loss to
know by what authority it Is done, and
" hat II is done for. Certainly,it seems.
to me like trying to spread the disease,
to car. the goods through the streets
that have come out of house where
smallpox exists, and 1t certainly
would be better to disiufect the goods
and premises thoroughly, without pa
rading the streets with such goods.
Because man Is 20 unfortunate as TO
be afflicted with fearful disease, what
is to become OF him He IL willing 10
let the Health Guardians marage the
disease so far as IL proper, 20 pre-
vent the spread it. But must he
have his goods taken from him and de-
stroyed ? the very articles he needs to
make lite possible isolated as he
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20

OswEGo, January l9.--John Ii cbey
and his wife, Mary Jane, are unde'
arrest her. ior horrible inhumanity tG
Oaee kvere-f, . girl aged ninetseD
yeara. They were to have been exam-
ined by the District Attorney to-day,
as counsel demanded, under the pro
vision of the new code, the privilege Of
private examination Other wise
they might have been mohbed, for an
indignant crowd of people thronged
the Court House. After an hour or
two spent in lega! consultation before
Judge Clark, they decided to waive an
examination and give bail TO the grand
jnry in 81 800 each. There Is also a
civil action against them for 10000,
brought in the name of the girls broth
era, to secure partial remuneration for
what she suffered at the hands OF
Hickey and his wife.
Eight years ago, when she was sonnd,
physically and mentally, Hickey and
his wife took Osee from poor parents
in Camptown, Pa, to bring up. Hickey
being wealthy or welL-tO-do, her pa
rents thought his highly acviIahle,
But less than a week ago her brothers
learned that She had beru submi itted to
neglect and brutal treatment till she
apr cared aud acted ike frightened,
taft starved beast Her brothers
came to Hicsey's home, IN AuaiaCnin,
lear lerr, tou7d the worst descriptions
oUy Y told hslf the truth, rooz their
sister away ny torse, brought her here
and had Hickey arrested for coutinu-
ops assaults with intent % Kill, and
brought toe evil action as stalled. Toe
glrl, "ho row Hei CHS sixty sever and
one halt pounds, or about fifteen pounds
loss than when taken TO Hickey ~
",nvaA years Of age, is frightful sigh
tJ LOOK upon. Her head ha- a score or
more Of long, deep Rashes, which might
lastly have been made with cluU-, 70.
taJo mashers and irCn pokers, as she
says
Her arns, leg ami body are similar
ly ljshgured, and her face is all warp.
ed out Of rasem blance to humanity.
The clothes she wore wha1 recovered
suck to hsr body and her stockings
hrd to be- cut from ber gaahad teet aud
limbs. Sne accounts Tor every bruis,
and cash, and tells how long ago Mrs.
FlGkey nbused her IN each case, She
can neither count, spell rOr read, and
can scarcely talk intelli2ently; cay
she was kept ia cold, open shed IL
winter, and one night Mrs. Hichr!
Jh rev cold water on her there and left
her so that it fro ~ in her HAIR and frUZe
her ears down to the stumps they row
are. Her appearance, the testimony oI
,4, h ot,I h. fi, La
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PBcaySJ,AaS.

James l.. Torrens, United States
Marshal Of Eastern ArAar.aS, and
Chairman of tho Arkansas Republican
state Committee, died In Little Rock
On Tuesday night.
The friends Of Peter Cooper in New
YORK propose t. build a Cooper monu-
Inert in mat city while tho man thus
honured still lVos So far Mr. Cooper
nas refused his consent 70 the project.
Mr.. John W. Garrett, rccsidon: Of
the BaltimorH "nt Oh'o lta!if0a', !, is
suggested ~ a WaaS Virginia news
uaprr ~ tne Democratic candidate
for President OF tbr tai.aI States in
1884.
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HATE LEGISLATURE.
ADSOURNMENr UN9Ih MON.
SAY-RyT LITTLE BUsINEsh
ON FRIDAY.

N AtCorrespondencc Of the REPUBLICAN
SAfRR, Del, January 10 The Sen
eonye ned this morning at o.
~ fellowiug bills were, on motion,
/! secout time and properly
SnfneYed. House bill to enable VIM.
16x xax 70 convey certain real estate
&fjI 4no0uragine Immigration bill TO
S1OOYp0rate the Pussy & Scott Company
4 jn 81 furnishing the procurement OF
\ sGSoutton bill Incorporating the ). A.
OknnatOn Co, OF Newport, and Dill
ernn<lnR new school district out OF
peRls II districts Nos. G2, 63, Oh aud 30
n oussex county.
Tka fOllowiup bills we're introduced
and rad first time. To Incorporate the
roninsula Bone and Fertilizer Co. an
! - W relation TO insane prisoners and :"
tftorp0rate the Il Jbblus Hose Company
scl DuvsS. j.,
Il Cho Committee to whom was referred
~ House bill enabling VIM. Mckay
A n0nvey certain real estate was sub
ftlo6 With iavorabs report and on
1&0fi0n Of Mr.. To the rules were eus-
- md The bill taken up for
fNixd reading, when 1t passed the Sen
Ih6 bill entitled an &C. to vest tue IL
~ ~ Certain real estate, With buildings
thefecn erected, in the city OF Ne" Gas.
tloy1 brought up tor Ihiid reading,
o.. notion Of Mr.. Cooper. Inis bi!l
~ Ie1lsence 20 the old court house,
jG1t nH& other property, known AZ
Mana SQUARE and situated In NeV
Caetla Mr.. Belts found objections to
ono elouse Ia the bill, where the
words s'for the use Of the citizens OF
New 0astls" appeared, he being OF ne
ICpiutoA that tn word county should
IaAso appoar At this point Mr.. Cooper
fully Explained the nature OF the bill,
" en1an4 thai originally the title had
hoen vested in Trustee, hnt they have
:Nl1 dlp6 Without containing tEe tru"t
invtSeoa, the buildiugs ware fast going
u decay for want OF proper guardians
OK oyeymoars, AMI further stated that no
Ut 0f thA Legislature could excluce the
Connty 1Dnl enjoying therights ana
uYjvt1eGne As previously gwen Them in
TIE oS{HIHAl bill. As citizen OF New
CeDtlo M, Cooper lid not want to see
tho buildings 90 iuto decay for the
want ~ psUper Office to look after
them, hspce 1t was he offered the bill.
Mr.. Bstts D. oved to !ay tho matter on
the table, but tive motion was lost,
NeSgfs. bStts, Houston and Mustard
only voting In ;oe Affirmative.
III The bill vas 5hen read a third time
ard passed tue Senate, Messrs. Belts
and MuAtArd voting against 1t a" the
nattes WAs not clear to their minds.
1hS House joint resolution, appoint
Inn 3 speciat committee 10 take Into
con6dof1tion the adyisability OF pro
euSing private accommodations on the
second door of he State House Tor the
ua0 Ot tho mem bcrs oi the beueral As
sombly, was coucurred in and Messrs
Houston and Belts appointed said COM
or motion the Senate adjourned to
mset o. Monday afternoon at o'clock.
House met at 10 o'clock, with but
bare quorum present, and consequently
NO business was transacted, beyond the
Teading Of the journal ard excusinG
Nr. Dukes from further attendance this
Veek. after which the House adjourned
upoil Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
assa PEfbEE
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TMS Erlll.nnt EYensNE.

Tho Weccacoe Fire Conr2ny Ea'd
their annr.al ba. last ovgnng II the
Institute Hall There were ,jaht y.s.X
couple on the grand march, led by
Master Of Ceremonies Harry Taylor
snd Miss Mamie NeHel!, followed by
Charles Barry and wife, William Reed
aud Mis-, Mary Mcfarland, David S.
Reeder and wife, Michael Skelley AMI
Miss Jane Gill, Peter Matthews and
wife, John &. Shaw and Miss Mary
Cam pbell, ard others. M, Taylor ar
ranged the evolutionS o! the dancers to
form The letter ". Refreshments wHro
served at midnight, and the dancing
was kept up until an early hour this
morning. n. ball Was complete
succesa in every particular.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20

The following persons serve as Grand
Jurors of the New Castle County Court
y h'cL msrts in February.
Wilmingtou-Wm. Bush, Dennis j,
Mention, David y. Coyle
Brandy wiDe-Nobert Banks, Peter
ra}t,J
ChrisLiana-J aues Carpenter, Lewis
DilwOrfh.
NH Creek Bobert Rankin, Richard
s fiAhCr.
White Clay Creek-George A Casho
John r. St3ri,.
New Ca-''s--Wm. IIerbert, Joseph
II. kogers, James Guthrie,
peacale'--Thnn az McCraCken, Geo.
A. MedllI.
Red Liou-Gaarles G. Ash, Richard
T. Cam.
81. Georgos-Wm. Wood, VIM. 5.
Nandyke.
Appcquipimiuk-Wm, +. Riley,
Andrew j. Collins.
NJ EBlackbird--Wil.ialn Taylor, Jacob
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DEHIHIUCTsVE klEE.
A Large Barn With lts Contents
Burn cd Lnst Night.

About II o'clock last night large
barn On the HOliinaswnrth tarD, about
two aud half miles from thl9 city, on
the New Castle road, was destroyed by
fire. The farm Is teuaHted by Mr..
Charles Megginson, who with hi, fami
y had retired when the lire b'Uko out.
Mrs Megginson was awakened by 4
bright light, which shone i'll the win
dow, and Immediately y called her huH
baud, Tho found his barn was in
flames.
Severa! neighb0rs hurried to the
. ace but the ire had made such head
way that it VA. impusslbIe 10 save any
thing ia the building, ami their rttorts
were directed toward saving the sur
rounding properly.
Mr.. MegginsOu loses four horses, Que
pair Of IL ults, sixteen ,uwa, and seven
calves, besides alnost all his farming
utensils, inclu'iiug steam thrashing
machine, a mower ana al his h'rLess.
HIS whcla crop of hay with his corn
fodder aud abOnt i've huDured tuAbci
OF oats were also in the building, MI o..
which will prove a total loss
Il is understood that there was Sou
insurance or the building az also ne
contents, bat the amount coH.1 not I've
hscrriai red. The fire was ~ ',ubicdly
the work Of an incendlary, ~ there IAi
not hGsu any fire or ltrht Of any Kind
about the building.
The barn was destroyed by fire about
was erlargali and improved, 50 that II
was one OF the largest and best arratg
barns in the cOuntry. The foundations
" ere OF stcnc, but the Dn1ldins was
ABOUT equally frame AMI bricN. Ih"
-npUoslIlun aIGorg Sutre OF ia 10 IL the
y;cini'y il, that the fire was -'art"h hN
ramps, with whom yLe road between
mere aud Nrw CAstIefs inft,ten
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Since writing the above Mr.. Mesaid'
sou called at he REpuB BLICAN Office
and stated that his Ioss is u go, 10
" hich he, las al Insurance OF ~, 100 III
he New Castle Conoty MuiuAt lDsHr-
auce Com pany. Tnere were ,u"ty hoau
Of cattle in the baru yard, which "eCe
saved. In an adjOil ing tuildinE yer"
pair Of cots, amt N 1nJtGoT seventy.
t@u she, p and twcniy-t nhOatS, a.! ui
which were r scucd II. oni''trg waa
I5Os2OO feet, and value 81 $1,000 o..
which there waa all iu,prtucr ot -, 800
s. coo Of which is ia 'hH prT0iv I'll"
Insuraur- Company, Of HTttOd, ,".nr.,
anJ 50, 800 in the Farmers Manual n.
surance Company. There were five
hundred bush-ls Of oats and 20 tons OF
hay in the building, 20 bushels nf
wheat. When the fire. va, finally
discovered il was IL tf' >"cnnd Story of
he building, used ~ y 3ow-st t,be, at
The uorthea corner # the h,rr', AVID in
a few minutes after tho wi ole building
was envsored ID hAlnes.
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Tee goat revival at Scott NJ. +.
Church Las continued during the past
wees. NJtwl thstanting the unfavOr
i4hi. Hu.Juer Lhe large sulia nee r. ON
OF the church has been filled each night
and ha altar has be.u crow ded with
ana CO versions have taken
place at eaGu service. Sixty conver-
siu.s, II east, have taken place to date
rLese y rsons viii uIlto with the dit
tereuC evangelical Chal hes OF The city
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F@r p-pActmen', uhice of t2e Chiat
i5sun nirCes, Washington. January
~ ..l A. N,
1dH vEATI>H NsPoBr FOs TO-DAY.
rn, ho ni2d'r tt.a..tin Ststes :
o'o,,3, weather wit light rain, winds
."r.r,y noriheasterly, stationary or
.uAu.r temperature, generally lower
-IraNlrE.
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Ouiy 3-2 dogs have up 10 ino present.
TIM N.Y registered. Tho time tor r. .!l~-
I,n,Ng expires today, and Mr.. G"noJ,
the ,rPriaI otiicer empIoSeG '"r t'a'
PURPOSE, wiil commence AZ umprh4ora
warfare ugon all CANNES who no nu'
wear u!ckle plated medals.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20

AID the dlsenan i4aIt are etiectualiy
remaled bY tho LeOig Cos. Coca Beet
Tonic. Reware Of limitations. My
patients derive marked and decided
beu"ht from 4, sajt Pro,rss"r J, NJ.
Carnocnan, NJ. ID, Ill. D., SURG
Cu,ri n. Y. GJato Eo,pItals, etc., erc
inyliuabio in dyspepsia, bIionsness,
AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-20
sE0siUg. out.

we are closing out some ODD LOTS
of Ladies' and Misses Fancy Hose, fuiI
resular made, at nearly one-halt the
regular price, in order to make room
for new spring stock. S. II. Staats, 4os
Market street.