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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08
A Csriosity - Corn.

n, J.. G. WiggleswCeth, No. 800 Monroe
street, haa an eAr sof corn, that, properly
spesking,is not an ear but rather com.
Ibination Of ears, seven In number, stx
of which shoot 0ut from the base Of the
main Gar. What is little singular ia
the fact that the corn on the small ears
10 bard red flint grain, While the grain
on the main ear is y pale yellow, OF tho
sourd seed variety. The ear was raised
by Enoch Ayers, up near Bethel meet
Ing house, Brandy vine Hundred, and
was presented to Mr.. Wiggleswortb. IL
IL said that Mr. Ayers has IN esr Of corn
containing !, 300 grains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08
Canada Pine Nyrup,

Twenty-Five cents bottle; prompt
and safe In its operation IL surely the
remedy to cure u cold or stubborn
cough. Sold st all the drug stores.
Wholesale ny z. James Belt, N. b.
Danforth, w. G. r. Colquhoun and II.
X. veasey. Philadelphia depot, Smith
Kline g. 70.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08
l7A Tavkey Eggs.

The Slmmoas turkey hen up at Bel 10.
vue. Brandy wine Hundred, finished
her a74th egg last Saturday and, unless
that WAS 70 be tho lass egg Of summer,
the number will reach l80 by this tune
NOthieg has bssn heard for some time
from the TAlley hon that started an op
position 70 the Dinrpops lien, with the
prospect Of making Il I nip and tuck
race, but II 10 presulh1d the Tsllsy hen
broke on the homo stfsteh OF H. would
have been heard from.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

DUPONT POST G.. A. r., will visit
myth Post ON Monday svsuing.,a Y; -;
T. NJ. Weir advertises- cheap groceries
No. 1903 East Sixth street. 7hL ~
S H. Statts' ID vertiss Christmas
pol, at 4O5 Market street. hoo no
d. W. H. Furness, Of philadelphia,
NJ probably preach at the Unitarian
Parch on Sunday. '' l 80
The Delaware s@ngerbund will give
concert and hop In the HSrdmsb
fiIdng on New Years eve. lF0L
Four Woodruff sleeping and parlor
FFs have arrived At the works or the
fekson and Sharp Company Tor re-
elr., 60 ,r,st,s sf,.r
WorSuen are now engaged in pre-
Prinl for the reception Of the new
pliers nov being uiltby the Pusey
Zones Company, for the city mill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

Malaria In al its forms positively
oufsd with Emory's Standard Cure
Pills, ? never.fsilinE remedy purely
tvsgStablo, contain no quinine o. other
poisonous agencies; endorsed BY physi-
clans and sold by druggists every.
whsre,-N and ~ oents- nts-,,.,,,a. .. ,.,,..,...
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Thursday N ;Ght's Temper noe En-
teFla1Um emf.

teFaolD meno.
Probably about 800 people were pres
ent on Thnrsday night ~ the temper
anCe entertainment at the Opera
House. Owing to the sickness of Rev.
II. o. Dubois, of Philadelphia, and
who could not appear the art exhibition
part OF the program had TO he dispensed
with. Fortunately the Wilmington
Jubilee Singers, +. Wagner, violinist,
and Miss Lizzie f. Phillips and Prof
ID. W. Bisselle, readers and reciters,
were fully ableto interest the audience
Miss Phillips, Is an excellent recit-r
and MIR. Bl>selle excels III comic.
Dead in the doorway" "Curfev
NUT not ring to night" "Death at the
SWITCH" and . "Little girls hotel
lifr," were admiringly decIaimed by
Miss Phillips. The crowning perform
ance of the evening we're the violin
solos by Mr.. Wagner. The Jubilee
Singers did their part well.-fully ~
well as the socullel Southern fingers
that have visited Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

tden Lodge, No "a, I. O. O. r., cole
HI@d their 10th anniversary Thursday
EEllng. The exercisus we're very Inter.
Eag aud . Ans social time was spent.A
|aotr Of rspytssntstiyrs from other
|yes were prstent, including . dele
E0n from Wllnisgton Degree Camp,
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To the Public.

Chas. H. Carton, stalls 10 and 80
Second street market, has fresh lot
of pure roll butter at 8 cents per pound
under market price, also q fine lot of
pure York State butter. Good butter
for - cents per pound. .,
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81 have bees Amssssd

With On affection Of the Throat from
childhood, caused by diphtheria, and
have ustd various remedies, but have
never found any thing equal to BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs. Rev. g. N.
=. Hampton, Piketop, Ky. Sold only
In boxes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

FEw'HAvEN, Dec. 7--As Mary Rus
aged seventeen, was.l passing
F"ngh . lously part Of Wa llngford
Fnlght, she was assaulted by 40 un.
(oSn man. he placed one hand over
mouth aud threw her intoa ditch.
II Russell managed TO gethsr asssi!-
Shand from over her month and
FAMED for assiStsnce. Her outcrles
F'e heard by two man, who came TO
assistance, and her assailant He'd.
y Russell said that, 1T wAs > white
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Criminal DOlnRs.

A gang of horse thieves operating In
Northern Nebraska and Southern Da-
kota was broken up last week by vigi.
lants from Brown County, Nebraska,
who captured and lynched several
Of tho gang. The Sheriff Of Brown
County arrested three others and lodged
them in jail st Fremont. They were to
have been sent to Omaha, yesterds y for
safe custody. ,.a.s 49,. ....I
Policeman John Hooley, arrested
Nelse Anderson for disorderly con.
duct In Chicago on the 26th ultimo,
and repeatedly clubbod his prisoner
while taking him to the stasiop.
Anderson died on Thursday night
from his injuries, and Hooley was arres-
ted.
James M. Underwood, convicted of
murder, was hanged yesterday, at Oar.
danolle, Arkansas, In presence of three
thousand spectators. <| T.
Wesley Posey, the colored man char
ged with feloniously assaulting a
little girl at birmingham, Alabama,
was tried and convicted yesterday.
The death sentence will bs pronounced
to-day. y nI.m- .a.r 80 ~ "Ir
1inlatis Hernandez, convicted of mur.
der, has BEEN sentenced to be publicly
shot dead 10 Monterey, Mexico, on the
10Th inst. u .- -" ta.
In the Police Court at New Haven,
Connecticut, yesterday morning, Sarah
Langdon, keeper of o notorious house,
was fined 500 and costs and sent to
Jail for six months, and another woman,
an inmate Of Of the house, was fined $50
and sent to jail for three months. The
latter was also held In 1000 bail foy
Trial on the charge of enticing . young
woman into the den.
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Casesgs Dsessea Dsei.

J The Chicago Dressed Beef Company,
of Wilmington, are now receiving at
their large refrigerator on Tatnall street
above Second, tho best Chicago beef,
mutton, pork, sausage, rolls and all
other cut meats, which they are selling
wholesale and retail at very reason able
prices. Their refrigerator was built by
A. j. Ohase, Of Boston, 10 the most ap,
proved style, with railroad tracks,
switches md Fairbanks track scales.
80 that the beef 10 weighed and passed
10 and from tho establishment with
scarcely any lifting whatsver. There
are two large chill rooms, and two Ice
chambers that hold about l30 tons Of
ice, with an ice house adjoining, which
holds about 100 tons VI Ice. as fe-slsrs 10
the refrigerafors. Thetwo meat rooms
In the refrigerator will hold two car.
loads Of dressed beef, and one car load
Of mutton, pork and cut meats. They
are handling nons hut hrst class meats,
and sell the same at AZ low prices ~
they can BE- purchased In any city 10
our country. .,.. - ~
Messrs. Sswdon anil Gould, on behsl I
the company. invite tho residents Of our
city and tho Surrounding country to
call and examine their stock. They
have certainly exhibited good degree
Of enterprise, and are dessr wing of en-
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Dsssh sf . CslsssA ssa Capsass.


Captain John Henry Bell, . we'll
known SEA captain, died on Tuesday
morning last, at his homo near Freds
rica, Kent County, after an Hines oil
about three msnths, with malaria fever.
Deceased VA shout - years Of
age. and for many years has followed
the water. For three years he cap.
ned.the schooner General TOrbert aud
afterwards the large three masted
schooner John B. Conner, which wa
engaged In the lumber trade between
Baltimore and Washington. He was
In command of the latter boat ut tho
time Of his faAnl illness. He wss we'll
known In this md other ports, ard
being IN artist BY trade, leaves msny
tokens Of bis skill among his many
friends. Knowing Of his skill - On ar.
tist, captaine Of vessels, tug boAts, etc.,
would 9es him to sketch their respec-
tive boats, and many Of these produc-
tionA. caa b sssn In our river boats. A
number Of years ago he made . fns
sketch of the steam ar Samu0l M.sFel.
ION, finished It in oil, aud presented The
ssnie to Stausbury Murray, Jr., Of No.
10a East Front street, whore 1t has
adorned the walls for . long time. He
was one Of the leading c0loeed msn OF
the State, and his death will be general.
y regretted by all who know him. II
Wa understood that II he recovered
from his illness he was TO take charge
Of new ship now In course OF con-
as one Of the ehipyards In
the lower part Of, tho State. Deceased
leaves wife and two children. and was
possessed Of some property.
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Poisoned.

Thousands Of persons are poisoned in
America by the continued use of Mer.
curry, Iodide OF Potassium and Other
minerals, for various diseases. The
Mercury works its way into the tissues,
producing rheumatism and decay of the
bones Tho Iodide Of Potassium eats
away the coating of the stomach, and
dries up the gastric juices which digest
the food, and the patient fingers along
In agony or 10 glad to die to get away
from misery. Swift's Specific Is . com
plets sntdote TO al this poison. II
Msrcury from the system,
removes the evil effects Of Iodide Of
Potassium, and brings back health and
Send your address for q
copy Of Treatise on Blood and Skin
The SWIFT Specific COMPANY,
3 Drawer 8, "A tlsa,a, Ca. z
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TS In svasf fvDs.

~ Dsrmon may be consulted 1t his
|ue W ONCE, 1924 Csmso strset, Phila-
|pnla, " By bis patients IN this city,
y y. may wish further Treatment. His
pop. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

"Meno sana In corpore sano:" "a
sound mind In . sound body" 10 the
trade mark Of Aliens Brain Food, and
We assure our readers that, If dissatisfied
with either weakness Of Brain or Bodily
powers, this remedy will permanently
strengthen both. el.--At druggists,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

APraetieas and 0uessssfal
ErIness Ia always based on: First, per-
~ Integrity. Second, gentlemsnly
|Epsanor. THRU end last, GOOD gocds
aow prices. Thesa prereQ Quisites Aro
[Ays found u The 9 feat Tobacco Mart
Ce CelIh and Orange street. Chapman,
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A scese in A Roman Cl.a,nber.

ROME, Dec. 7.-SiRnor Nicoters, for.
merly minister of the Interior, to-day
ascosted Signor Lovito, secretary Of
the ministry Of the Interior, In lob by
Of the Chamber and grossly insulted
him, declaring that hs would like to
spit in his face. Several deputies In
terfered and separated the men. Sig.
nor Loviro subsequently sent chal.
lenge TO Signor NicOtera to fight duel.
The latter accepted the challenge aud
appointed his seconds The trouble
rose from the fact that certain native
Of Calabria, who had written 9 panph-
let insulting Signor NicOtera, obtaiued
employ ment under the government.
Siguor Nicotara's action Is general cen.
sured, especially because 1t has hitherto
been regarded a. probable that he
would again become minister of the In
terror.
During the wrapgle Signor Nicotera
said he insultsd SignOr LovitO because
bis chief, Premier Depretis, who is also
minister of foreign affairs, was protect
oi by his age. .#N
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Dr. simMs' white Pnlnosie Hal.

rhe leading Lung Remedy Of Whining
mington, Del, quickly cures coughs
colds, sore throat, hoarsencss, Group
etc. Hundreds Of home references as tc
It, great value in lung diseases. 50c. and
81. Sold by druggists and dealers. Main
Depot, Fourth and King. Philadelphia,
johnston, Holloway g. O., 6O2 Arch
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

Every person In want Of piano or
organ should call on r. Wagner, No.
726 Market street, before purchasing,
and examine his large holiday stock VI
pianos and organs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08
Holiday 6AQdA.

Persons In search of un brellas, canes
or gossamsrs would do well to call at
Strang's emporium, 4th and Market
streets, and make their sele ction.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.
% a CsliCKxN rMTeY
-STREEr CANINE TO DE- OE.
yERELY DRALT WITH.

Judge CumW1n9 presided u tho s00
don OF Municipal Court this morning,
and dispensed justice In the following
cases william Salisbury, alias Per.
klus, . middle aged colored man, VA
placed In the dock charged with the
larceny Of Q lot OF chickens from the
farm OF X. G. Dickson. In Obristisna
Hundred, near Gresnville. Officer Nc
Brds vas called and tsstiGoai that = hils
going out Font street, At IN carly hour
Yesterday, In company With officer
Thomas White. they met tho prisoner
coming In with Suspicious bag on h.s
sboulder, end sccordinely stoppsd him
And asked him where he was going. The
man replied that he had Just came from
Chester, whore he purchased tho con-
tents Of the bag. The officers informed
him that hs was going the wrong way
!, be coming from Chsstsr, and after
Questioning him clossly the :" coon"
csved and made clean breast Of tina
whole affair, whsreapon the officers
look him In custody aud brought him
TO the police station. edf ridt,,5
Upon examising the contents Of the
bsg five chickens, three dead and two
hliye, were found In the same. T, The
Imposed owner Of the fowls was mott.
led, and yesterday identified the stolsp
George W. Murray, superintendent OF
dickson . farm, testified that the priso-
Der had worked for him previous 70
be robbery, aud he identified the
dickens as belonging TO Mr.. Dickson,
md which were fastened up In q coop
BY themselves. The prisoner was held
h the sum of92OO to ans wer the charge at
he next term Of Court ;Ofticers Nc
BRIDE and White are deserving Of credit
tr thus capturing . thief who has
doubt had considerable ex xperieuce In
be business. '. '.. "
The officers alluded to are among the
sst on the force and have arrested sew
ra suspicious characters while on duty
.night. observation-disclosures,
Luke O'Mealey was again arrested
e,.erday for drum kenness, and was ar.
eigned before the Judge this morning,
Then he was oOmnittal until Wetnee-
ay morning, In order that he might
Lewis Pyle, . veil kuowu character,
nl frequenter OF the "coast," was
ned 81 and costs at last nights session |
the court for drHn ksnness.r nH Eft
William McNulty, GebfsSF Grow,
Mney Haughsy and Harry Parker,
bur young boys, whose Sses ranee1
om u to 16 years, aud who were
pund over ar last evenings, session Of
be Court, we're arrsiGneA this morning |
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Readers of the REPUBLICAN In wan
Of . good piano or organ should be sure
and call on F. Wagner, No. 126 Mar
ket street, as they will find 1t to their
advantage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

Il won't cost our readers an thing,
but you may savo msny dollars BY
calling At Wsgnsr's, 726 Market street,
before you buy . piano or organ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

Opposition Is what 1t wants. That
will make It solid We mean DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 1t has entered the lists
and come out far ahead In the ranks
of legitimate household remedies for
the cure Of coughs ard colds, DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup stands first Price rs
cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

The readers of the REPUBLICAN will
And the beautiful Wagner Cabinet
grand piAnos, aud any other frstclsss
pianos at lowest prices. No. 78 Market
atraet 80 ..... ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

A aDsyisr Assortment Of Trsssss,
all msle ~ sEosllsgt mAtersls, and
sold st VIZ rseeopabN ratss At Ladies'
Derhrtmsnt OF Delt's Drug: Store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08
Alasng the Nsst Popular

Portable Heaters is the Excelsior; also
the Saxon hot air furnace, for which VIC
are sole agents. = SchDn's Heater,
Range and Stovo House, 200 to 213
6hipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

The beautiful and durable Emerson
pi.nos, the best in the market, can be
bought from e2)O upward At +. Wag-
ners' No. 726 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

A Wheae Peel OoaDss u Grief
Fraud In Manufacturing Or
gous-OeheP MSWA~

la Wheak Pool Sy.a,es n (,rseH-
F,..n sn 1...0..e..,.- n,
....-n....r~-
~
| Nn seEioed ~ oan francisco thst
@ wnses ~, Ireigns POOL composer OF 500
uvu wsnSGpneim' d. "ssermsh &Co
jior NJ Gnii.rs H. ~ .."s,t 49, 81,
in rates and th:, Tasns @ s",.cri.s -.
cancht 70 ~ ~vtsu. ~ saNS ~ a
tar 1isn~tch s.vs .h.. ~. ri,nt,
com nossd ~ ssvc,.i .ms,,., MI. ~ "
individusl lo.ss- | iii n,os.Shi, | H. hs
iieht" -" "
A t.lsur.m fr,,n po..or ..,. ~.
Stata noItcs Are invs.,i~s,trc ~. S,as..
OF . a New Bedford Arm vhicb !. 1.
charged. "mannfactnrss organs In ths
oheansst mannsr snT n, yns.ns - c,s
culars aant brosdcsst .alis thsm n,
fabulous nrices IN the rrtmin.taS -
In believed the Arm "disposed Of about
20, 900 organs during the past year 1t .
''ss ant o. IN from ,aa.!s !. 70 sSs
College Of Phsrmacv In Washi. oton
Who ieft because 4 coiored man va sd.
mitted as a student, are again In their
seats and intend to finish their course.
The o0l0red student remains, but it Ia
understood that no more colored men
will be admitted to the college. "be.
cause II Is dtstrscting to the school to
nave the race question agitated.' .sl
Tho next annual Convention OF the
Brewers Association of tho United
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

The sweetest organ 10 be hal at sny
price IL the Reading organ, for sale only
BY r. Wagner, No. 72S Market street.
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Exactly the Rsghs rhius.

one Of BensOn's CapciLe Porous Plasters.-
Sure and quick. 25c
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Hne Majolaes CuSpaASres

.ehts each regular price N.00; /;
u'ntr majolicH wares 1T balf price.
l'o' bO7 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

Two fne white shir'si, ancy bov. Linen
collars and cnfl. HoiilAy lreseuis. Cole,
2el Market stree
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

Jsnuey, Sol and Ss King street, IL
headduarters for oranges and lemons.
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physlclane, Prese riptions

PbysScleNSI SIFreseFsPss~es
prepared exclusively by g. H. Cant.
well, At reasonable prices, Eighth and
Spruce streets. NJ .sFp ipt d 'l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

F'"s I'oscelAin Tea sess,
vs'rtS, for e2.ss a set, regular prioe
- AZ Lloyd'a, 5o7 King street.
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Disastrous RlHes.

A sleeping car attached to An express
train from New York for Chicago took
FIRE near Castletop, New York, about
one o. clock yesterday morning, and its
Inferior was burned out. A man named
Murphy had bis head slightly blistered
and another man, supposed to be r.
Wartman, OF West Hoboken, Now
Jersey, was taken from the car In IN
condition. ..g. ..,....
T. N. Sinclair u CO. . packing estab-
lishment 1t Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was
damaged BY fire yesterday morning to
the extent Sf nearly 800, 900. The Are
throws 800 persons out of work. ,,, ,..,.
Corey's block IN Marlboro, Mass, was
damaged BY 6re yesterday morning.
Loss $40, 900. ,r, r-.4
Harris Loring's boiler foundry in
South Boston, WAS burned yesterday.
An adjoining building, used for making
ship supplies, was damaged. Loss
e30, 900: ~ sftt5 F'1,.FtI a4l
The schooner Mary Riley, from Boston
for Philsdslphia, sprang leak of Gay
Head on Thursday morning, and was
at Dutch Island Harbor last
uAkuts r-7rs,ss ass.. qs .r .a ,s8.s,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

.
70 sctical un.roofer, and al kinds of lob
work promptly attended 70. No. rs King
street.
Two hundred organs and one hundred
and 6fty pianos, BY oil the standard
makers, At factory prices. Don't fail
" see them. 726 Market street.
Lex. barney makes frames ehsapsf than
othsfs. Fall styles In ebony, velvet and
plush goods. No. z. Seventh street.
No cheap and unreliable drugs used
BY George H. Cantweli, druggist, Eighth
and Spruce streets. y, A.. ..
= Use Hecker -four from W. ]. Morrow,
AT French street. "| % 7T'
To get the best brands Of -four 10 70
W. J. Morrow. AT French street.
For best Minnesota -four 20 to ". j.
Morrow, AT French street. y.yIF.-.a
1Jsnney, 3Ol and 3O3 King street, head
quarters for butter; low fof cash. 49,
Janney, 3O1 and 3O3 King street, "
headquarters for potatoes and apples.
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| shat
| Klair, !
| 5 b inl'I
T u II
tria9rs.I
|orIh,olda1 4
|p,,of q
| IservicI
Bter. M
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| sattaen'l'
|idence' !
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SPECIAL REN1AO1.
6ola Medal.

II you wan. -four that will bake
white and hold the moisture, ask fos
Gold Medal, the hest spriug wheat -four.
Tho best Ia always the cheapest. w. J..
Kimble, Front and Madison streets.
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eHe.

kher. /
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Tx Frll
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by s, :. /
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|cution4
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-08

reduced from 400 per dosen 70 $500 per
dozen. Gard phstoxfaphs finely re-touohed,
reduced ffOm o2 20 per dosAn 70 $50 yer dos
On. T. u. Holland, photographer. gallery
107 Market stFoet
Daily globe., 1883-07-17
Financial aa,i stooi, Markets
AFTERNOON REPORT.

New YoRE, July IG.-Moaey 21z@53 per cent.
Primo mercantile paper z555gs6 per cent. Bar
silver, Sl.105B. Sterling exchange quiet at
81 II long, &4.87i I sight.
fTuvcr. uents-Irregular.
Gtale 5eCuritiee-DuL.
Bonds-Rs.ilroad bonds lower.
6tccks-SLave speculation Was again weak
this morning and prices fell OF 54@1% per
cent, Denver X Rio Grande, Western Union Tel
egraph, Delaware. Lackawenna d Western and
Oregon T-apscontinentaI declining most. At
Il:30 lha7e WIS Il rally of 1B9I per cent, the
latter cor Denver & Rio Grande, but towards
midday a weaker feeling prevailed and st. Paul,
Minneapolis u lianltoDa ta4 of from lI314 10
IL. Western Union Telegraph declined from
SJ%s 10 1873 on reports that the telegraph opera
tors VIII SIND IN a demand for increased pay ard
shorter hours OF work. The general st OK mar
ket contiaues weak and lower, St. Paul, Mime
apoiis Il Manitoba failing from II314 10 1922
The Mercantile Trust company is paying the
Western Union Telegraph dividend OF l94 Per
cent TO shareholders ,o-day under the Gould
agreement.