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TRUNNEL & CLARK.
S11 NJ A Z EFT SPAC

TRUNNEL & CLARK,
s11 MAR KET SPACE,
ere Offering many Special Bargains as they have sc
cured desirable goods since the recent break in prices
PONGEE sun S. all silk, So piece.
Genuine Imported FOULARD SILK, rs cents
-Great Bargains III BLACK and COLORED SILKS of
reliable makes. -
An Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS marked
dow at least 20 Per cent.
We have Grand Bargains in TABLE LINENS
TOWELS. NAPKINS, e..
Full stock of INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS
LINEN LAWNS, at bottom prices.
JOB lot LINEN Lawns. DOC. reduced from BIZ.
Special Bargains in GRENADINES and Black Goods
Best FRENCH SATINES reiuced to 37H.
100 doz. Au-Linen HANDKERCHIEFS (specia) 100
Job lot LADIES' BLACK Isle THREAD HOSE
reduced to SOC.
Big BARGAINS in Children's FAN CY HUSE; reduced
from SOC. to Csc. w.
ladies' GAUZE VESTS, high and low neck CSC,
Very best STANDARD Prints. &c. reduced from &c.
All DOIESTlCS AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
ZONE PRICE ONLY"
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Egypt Is long way on, In miles; but so nu-
merous AMI swift are the means OF communication
between remote points nowadays, and so rapidly
do contagious diseases find their way from one
country to another that the accounts OF the fright
full ravages OF the cholera on the lower edge OF
the Mediterranean basin cannot be read without
apprehension even at this distance Those whose
memories run far enough back 10 recall the terri
bic scenes which accompanied the presence of
that disease In this country a third OF century
ago viii pray that we may be spared another such
visitation and all will agree that our public au-
thoritles, both national and local, cannot be too
prompt or too vigorous in their efforts to prevent
it from gaining foothold on American soil. The
summer has only fairly begun, and unless timely
and effective precautions are taken the dread
stranger may be knocking at our doors before we
have done anything toward keeping him out
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11 EyESNH JUNE so 1883 DoUnE sBFr


20 Pm Crxr D1scousS
on AID Axr1R yuL1 l.
win sen my entire ..oes q lGExs CLOTHING ssr
the nexs Hfxfy dayB Tor
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Mean to oRsr such unprecedented bargains q vsu
bring every intended purchaser to my store.
do not count The oost do not consider ths loal.
whateyer the sacrifice.
Remember have reduced my entire stock 90 per cent
GEORGE SPRANSY,
oNE-PRIcE cLoTH1ER AND TAILOR
SGT SEVENTH STREET.
OPPOSITE
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. ,eso
IL D Il ST
s5i
10.
bargains were never offered before. look at the
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS at the house Of
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
E:egant WHITE INDIA MUSLIN SUITS for So. 80.
CLOTH. CASHMERE and sATINE SUITS at cost.
Handsome SPRING sAcQUEs at cost.
The finest qualities Of LADIES' JERSEYS at less
than cost
WHITE PIQUE SUITS greatly reduced.
If Low PRICES will sell these garments we shall not
have one left by the first Of August.
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
5e30 933 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
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District Attorney Corkhill, In closing his argu-
ment In a murder case yesterday, anmadverted
severely upon the character OF witnesses recently
put on the stand by both the prosecution and de-
Tense, In two criminal trials. He said s'aimost
one hundred witnesses have been examined, and
so much perjury and utter disregard OF the OBJ
legations OF an oath never saw In a court of JUS
tlce." Colonel Corkhiil suggested that the mis-
sionaries have led for labor right here, at the
Capital, among the people who, as witnesses, take
no thought as to the sanctity of an oath. It
might also be suggested that the prosecuting Of
hoers OF the government have q duty to perform
In this field There are distinct and adequate
laws for the punishment OF perjury. Why not
make an example OF some OF these fellows who
so glibly swear to what Is false?
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500 pairs Misses and Chdren's Fancy Hose at Half.
price, TO close out broken lots.
Pure Linen Lawns from 12tSc. to Is cents.
Our 12c and Is cts number India Linen are eoual
- to tlose usually sold at l5c. and 20 cents.
Yard Wide Percales cents.
Printed Wamsutts Cambria. full yard wide Is cents
Just the thing for boys Shirt Waists.
All Spring and Summer Wool Fabrics, at Prime Cost.
J. A. LUTTRELL & CO..
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MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
WE OFFER TO-DAY FIFTY DOZ. MEMS FANCY
HALF HOSE-fnest styles ever shown in Wash.
ton. without quoting the higher price q which wa
have heretofore sold them: simply invite an inspec
ton. The price is rs cents pair; S. 90 per Dozen
Is DOZEN MEMS PLAIN Isle THREAD HALE
HOSE, in BLACK. MYRTLE. GARNET, BLUE,
BRONZE. OLD GOLD-elegant quality Without
quoting the higher price. simply say, please ex-
anime. at SOC. per pair.
The finest assortment and best values In MEMS
GAUZG UNDERVESTS to be found in this city,
at 25c. 37Hc. and 5Uc.. 75c. and 81. 90 and ST. 25
each.
GENUINE PEPPERELL JEAN DRAWERS, cnt
properly and made in the most thorough manner
only FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR.
MEMS FEATHER WEIGHT NAINSOOK DRAW.
ERS. cut properly, and made specially to our own
order In the most thorough manner only 75c Der
pair
MEMS WHITE MUSLIN TIES. superior quality.
25c. per dozen.
FAIR QUALITY. two dozen for Csc.
ECIAL.
100 DOZEN MEMS FANCY LINEN HANDKER.
CHIEFS, solid colors. cream. light blue navy
blue and cardinal cooA. guaranteed absolutely to
be fast. ct only 25c. each. We include with these
70 dozen Of our famous x II. 8. WHITE HAND
KERCHlEFS at 25c. each.
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The STAR WIN be sent by mall post paid. TO those
leaving the city during the for length of
time. and the address changed often desired.
Subscription, fifty cents per month. POSITIVELY IN
ADVANCE.
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PR1srED LINEN LAWNS.

TRUNNEL Il CLARK.
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TAYLOR & HUFTY,
SPECIAL BARGAINS,

je3o e33 PENNSYLVANIA AyENur.
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tfoR SALE-CHEAP-A THREE-HORSE POWER
portable steam Engine. Boiler attached but I,tte
used ds 10 be seen at 32S LIST street northeast
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IrOR SALE HANDSOME TURNOUT REAUTT-
ful pair OF small thoroughbred Bay Mares four
years Old sound KIND as kittens; lady drive them;
and Red Eye stock. Also Handsome open Iimpken
e-par, four passenger Surrey entirely new To-
sethsr or separately. Address c. w. H. star ofnoe
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Il HEADQUARTERS FOR HORSES AND CAR.

- RACES,
AZ GEfER'S Stables aud Carriage Repository. l6s-
so street northwest, bet Il and 9th sts ON hand
me year round the largest stock of Horses and Carriages
70 De found In the city, at present having Horses al
the Stables adapted for all Also,
e1es and Wagons of all styles. both new and seoond-
Call and us. ~
We have on hand what we advertise
good Livery connected.
tel-2N VIM y cFyrp
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WANTED-BY, YOUNG GIRL. A PLACE AS
w nurse or to do general homework Would prefer
Leaving the city: Good references Inquire at 19O4 NJ
street northwest 1t
WANTED-BY A REGISTERED PHARMAClST
w situation. Good references ii required Adj
Dress for three days AMMONIA. Star office. je2S ST.
WANTED--PLAOEs FOR COOKS CHAMBER
w maids, Nurses. Housemen, Drivers, Walters and
Boys, with references Women servants can be seen at
Office. Licensed Agency 926 F st. NV. c. u. PRICE.
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j. A. LUTTRELL l. CO..
BIT Market SDaco-
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PARAsoLs Ar Cosr.

ONE PRICE.
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INOR SALE-A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CAR.
r1ages, Vctor1as, Village Carts, Coupe Rockaways
Ph&tons McCaull Wagons and all the latest STYLE car.
rages IN use Repairing promptly attended to- JOHN
M. aooNo, oio otn street. ap1y-3m
EOR SALE-oVER 100 TOP AND NO-TOP BUG
IL gies: Single and Jump Seat Japeers Two and Fonr
Seat Top Phtons. Coupes and Coupe Rockaways of the
latest Styles to be sold regardless of cost no
oner refused. I. d. SCHMIDT L CO.. 400 Pennsyl-
Sanla tSeuue mh3l-3m
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nS harness and Lightning Jump Scat.
rsty OF CaFrtases Bugses. two, four and six seat
the Iightning Jump-sest, the most perfect family
carriage in use. 1t is light, stylish and roomy repre-
senong II In three etyles-bugyy op ton ana
extension ton. Also. several Horses for Harness
ana Saddle use; fine English Saddles ard Brf-
DIES &C Parties wishing to purchase q complete
turnout Will save time and expense Owing TO my fac
Ines ana long experience am enabled promptly an
al orders completely and on the most terms
If you want TO buy exchange or sell call and see ma
1924 street northwest go
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12

The following, clipped from the Den
ton Journal, is an example ofgoinl
from home for news
&" II is learned here by lawyer that
John W. Rice, travelling salesman on
the Eastern Shore Tor Baltimore house
intends 10 bring suit IN the United
States Court, at Baltimore, to recover
damages for being elected from train
on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, Rice says he, one
day last week, purchased round TRIP
ticket between Wilmington, Del, and
Philadelphia. On the way to Philadel-
phia his ticket was punched on the re-
turn end by the conductor, who saw his
blnnder and told the passenger of 1t in
the presence OF witnesses
He wrote on the end, Cancelled by
mistake, and said it would yet be good
for the passenger back to Wilmington
Rice the next day, in company with the
same witnesses, boarded train at Phil
adelphia for Wilmington and presented
the mutilated ticket. 1t was refused by
the conductor, who with other train
employees put Rice off the train at Glen
dover station. For this indignity he
proposes to institute suit for damages.
Mr.. Ric" isa young man we!l-known
On the Shore and has many friends in
this county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12
Attempted kuictde.

About the middIr Of last week, til"
schooner Katie V Adkins, Of SolnrrS'
Point, New Jersey, anchored in the
hr"ak"at"r to wait for tug to tow her
up the bay, Will" thew vessel was living
there, "m" If the sailors, NAMED Robert
N,rlug.1I, Il native Of Nova Scotia, wa,
attacked with malarial fever. which
soon developed into typhoid. The man
h"cau" very d"sppnd"nt and somewhat
d"Ilrlpn> with tn" fever, and wandered
ont ON III" pier where he plunged into
III" bay, hi, intention no doubt being tu
commit suicide. Fortunately tn" tide
vas low, and after tioundrriug around
u short lin" II" stood Win his head
above 'hr water as though deeply mcdi-
Eating, aud then wadcd 10 the shore,
where he was taken in charge and car
ricd to his room.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12

In the t, :, senate on Saturday. the
"r"d"nrlaI, Of Mr. Plumb, rc-rlcrtcd
senator from Kansas, wor" presented
and flied, Mr. Dawes, from the Conn
mttcr ON Indian Affairs, reported Il bill
To- amend the "a" in relation 10 trns.-
paooco on Indian lands. The Pension
Appropriation bill va, passed with al
additional section, designed, as cx-
planned by Mr.. Logan "to prevent the
pI"dgiug Of pension certificates in any
w"y' The Tariff bill was considered
ana reported from Committee Of the
" h"ln /" III" Senate. Pending it, ron
,ld"ra'ion the S"uat" adjourned.
~ IA" il"'IS' N" "nItr" session was
devoted t. Ia" consideration OF the
lArIti hiiIs It'll" progress being made
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12

Leighton Grimes, Second Ward; Fred
f. Bach, Third Ward; Samuel M. Wood,
Fourth Ward Henry +, Pickles, Fifth
Ward; Henry II. Hawkins, Sixth
Ward; William NJ. Candy, Seventh
| Ward and Edward l. 7. Grubb, Eighth
Ward. These gentlemen according to
| the resolutions at the Republican meet
| ing held on the third instant, will meet
this evening in the Lincoln Club room,
To organize by electing Chairman,
Treasurer, and Secretary either from
amongst their own number or from out
side of the Committee. 1t is probable
that the Committee will meet and ad-
journ until the other wards elect their
members Of the City Executive Commit
tee. 1t is hoped there will be "a full at
tendance of those elected this evening
THE GREAT TELEGRAPH war is over
for the present tn. Western Union hav-
ing swallowed up the Mutual Union by
leasing it for 80 years. For time the
Mutual Union held out brilliant prom
ises and the people had begun to have
faith in it, and hoped that 1t would be-
able to Withstand the ASA uts Of Jay
Gould and the Western Union which |
he controls. The whole Gould system
Of telegraphy has been shown to be
rotten all through, the stock of the
Western Union having been watered So
much that it was practically worth
less and unfortunately he had such Il
hold on the Mutual Union that if Gould
and the Union fell the Mutual would
have to fall with it. In this situation
both companies pooled their issues and
got clear Of their waterrd stock. The |
result Of this consolidation is that one |
vast telegraph monopoly confronts the
people, and they are to be taxed TO sup
port this grinding telegraph monopoly .
that admits Of no rival. 1t is now about |
time that Congress would come to the
relief Of the country. Let Congress 20 to
work Immediately, and without regard |
to existing telegraph lines, establish |
lines of its own all over tn" country.
1t is as much the duty Of Congress to
give the people cheap telegraph facili-
ties, as cheap postal facilities. The
people will not submit 10 hc ridden over
rough shod by Jay Gould or any other
controlled by one man.
MARSHALL Jewell, who brcathed his
last on Saturday, was a Selt.made man
and though he was not intellectually rs
great as many of the leading lights Of
the Republican party, yet he filled po-
'itlons OF trust and honor i'll the party
with more ability than many men who
were called his superiors. He was
Governor Of Connecticut three times,
Post Master General, Minister to Rus
STA, twice "A prominent candidate for l..
;. senator, and got several votes for the
Republican nomination for President
his last political work was chairman
IT the National Republican Committee
Il til" Garfield campaign and this posi-
ion he hrld at his death.
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DHlLA DELPHlA,W lLMlNGTON AMI
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD
OCTOBER 9TH. 1852

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
tons, 655, 100, II. 80 a. IN. = 80 400, 100 g.5t
p. IN.
Philadelphia (express) 2, 223, $50, 7.5o,sl5,
Q, 9.39, 9.5s, SO II. IN. ; l2,l5 l53. SIT, $40,
OBS, 7B p. m.
New York, 100, 223, $50. 6.55, g.5s. ll.53 Il.
IN. 'l23s, | .53. 30, BIZ, 6.3s, 7.26 p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOS
9l7. 1000 II. M. 800 y. NJ
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.57 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. |. AZ. Adj, 8.O6,
917 II. IN. Loo. r.Ua, 500, 6.51, ll.o4 y, IN.
Baltimore only. los, 1000 a. III. 1875 and 8
p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 600, 80 a. N. los, 400, 6.25
=. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stations, go
a. IN. 90, 6.25 y. IN.
DcImnr and intermediate stations, 90 n.
m; LOS y. N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12

The Great Blood Cure purifes the blood
rapidly,and has made and Is still at the pres
cnt time making many remarkable cures Of
terrible diseases Of the blood. II is not tri-
Ming with the public to say 1t cures Scrofula,
Pimples on the Skin, I!Otchcs, Rheumatism,
with our Pain Searchcr) Ulcers Itchy dis,
eases Of the Skin, Eruptions, Bad diseases Of
the Blood letter Itch, Erysipes, Sores and
EruptiOns Of every kind, or Chidren's Nasal
tatarrh, discharges from the ears diseases Of
the Throat and Mouth And IN all diseases
requiring n Purifier this medicine viii act
promptly and perform thorough rure. This
Purifier IL a positive preventive Of the VIC.
lcnco Of smallpox by purifying the blood.
Keep the blood pure and SMALL OX cannot 20
beyond a vurilUid; bad blood makes the dis
ease bad, pure blood makes it mild in it, Mt
tack or wards it of altogether. Sc this
remedy and You are safe and certainly as safe
as vaccination Will make you. If not far more
secure from the now dr"m ted disease. We
have used IT man! Il time IN our largo pri-
Natc practice with complete success. vi n
hutllc, or siN for 10, SIAN depot. Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington, bel; rhiladcl.
phia, GN2 Arch street. johnson, Holloway X
Co., Whu,esalr Agents. Sold by druggists
and dealers In medicine every where. H-6ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12
u EGISTER'S ORDER.

ID EflSTERS ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OPFICR
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dbl, Jan. "a, 1888.
Upon the Application Of Edward 7. Bellah
aud George Richardson Executors Of Chas
Candy, late of Wilmington Hundred, in
said county, deceased 1t is ordered and direct.
ru by the Register that the Executors atore.
said give notice Of granting Of Letters Testa.
ncntary upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements 10 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters III six Of the
most public places Of the county Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided and also cause the same
20 be inserted within the same period in the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, n newspaper published
in Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks, te. o. d.
- Given under the hand and Seal
I L. S. ( of Oitice Of the Register aforesaid. at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. G. MGGS, Register.
NoTICR.--All persons having claims aga INST
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executors, on or
before the 4th day of January, A. D., 1884.
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
EDWARD T. BELLAH, rxoo,,
GEO. RICHARDSON, ( HAeou'oiS'
Address, Wilmington, Del. l29
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12
At the Second Baptist.

An eloquent sermon was delivered 10y
the pastor at the Second Baptist Chur,u
last evening. After the serruon four
persons were baptized by til" E"vs.
Cook and Heath. Tomorrow evening
will be the regular meeting Of the social
circle, an interrstingmusical and liter
airy program will De gone through. The
Rev J, J.. Walker pastor Of Manpau
Baptist Church, of Philadelphia, will
preach u sermon upon Sanctuary ties.
There will be meetings every evening
this week, and on Thursday the pastor
of Bethany Baptist Church will preach.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12
At THE BEE HIVE,

Facts speak louder than
words. For one week at
RUSSELL'S Bee Hive.
One case white Pique &C.,
about half-price. 20 pieces
Damask Table Linen, 4Sc.,
we have never sold
less than 62b. Extra in
ducements in muslins. See
our double width Beige at
l5c. You can expect good
bargains in dress goods.
Handbags. 1000 pieces
Hamburg and insertions
bought at a great sacrifice
and to be sold away below
value. Don't tail to see
them; goods freely shown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12

Feb.
y, S.il \ BaiIy. Red Lion. Pa.
-, lh"s, Williamson, near tcntrevIlle
"A, Estate Of II. Sprgaucc, Smy rna.
10. Evan Brown. at ~,uthwODd.
ID, Amo. ". House. thadds Ford, Pa.
Il, II. iiorcrkrr Trustee. city.
il. l.. +, AdHlr. Wilmington. Del.
II. Chaudicrs Eetat". Newport.
Il, Sale cattle. 9Th ward city
10. J. T. H"aId city,
~. I'"u.t \ Baldwin, Booths Corner
-. VIM, Il. N"ldn, Appointments nd
70. Jacob tashu. White Clay Creek.
- - ). 7, Richardson, Mill Creek HID.
.. j. Ii George, Red Lion.
-, l.. r. Adarr, Wilmington, Del.
" u. q. NJ. d. Lyman. Mil Creek.
" q. Nll \ Baily. Red Lion, Pa.
q, Namu"l Donncil. " hitc Clay Creek.
- -, Townsend " RurriE, Summit Bridge.
= y, Benjamin Campbell, Newark. Del.
" ., J. II. Iaggart. Brandywinc Hid.
Mar.
" !, Mr. Jabcz Banks. Mill Creek HI.
" |, Amos " House, thndds Ford. Pa.
2. Mcdowell \ Edward. New Castle Hid
" 8, +. y. Stops New Castle Hid
" 6, John Bradford. New Castle HID.
T. Lewis Graves, Christian Hid.
" :. Brnton king. near thadd', Ford, Pa
s, Isaac NailOr, BraudywiEe HID.
" y. Sill y BaiIy, Red Lion. Pa.
" Il, Atwo"d Wc,dIn. New Castle HID.
" l". W Crow. city.
" Il, Mrs K. VI. Jones, city.
" a, v Grow. city.
" a, Edward Mcdowell. Christluna Hid,
" Is. Amos ". House. Chadd's Ford, Pa,
" lt, Ezra Pierce, BrandywIne HID
q, Garrett X Furry city.
~, Mrs. Hincs, 24G French st., city.
Is, SIN n BAN. Red Lion Pa.
-, Amos ". House. Chadds Ford
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12
YrNAleC'A Sale.

l.. w Stidham and Son, auction"crs
sold ~ public auction, on Saturday last
the houses 6l2 and GA Orange street
The sale was for Benjamin NicldS, Esq,
trustee Of the Bernard Mccain estate.
G"org" W. Pierson was the purchaser,
paying SOB for No. 6l2, and 1913 for
No. GA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12
.. - -
Lost.

\ silver bracelet was lost ON Market
street, ON Saturday, the 3rd inst. The
Ynder will be suitably re"arard on
leaving same at No, 400 Eat; Fourth
street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12

a LEGAL Fine Ta0De with the Las.
sss COPPeSslSns.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON ]

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOX
PHiLA.-2W'-223 e.3O-655 7.Oot-7.b(
81 t-s.3st-9 bst--lO, 3o-il .h3a
IN - 12Dt IN :--l2.lb-l2. SIS .b3-2 Dot
s0o--5 .l7s-5. 30t6. l0-S. 3s'-7. 20 BOZ. 81
EEw York -2Oo.-2.23s-o.s,,-,5o -9.bo-
II .b3a. m.--l2.3S-l -5l7s-e.3s.-7.B pm
BALTIMoRE--l 05s-1. %r-4.6l.-S.0 % Il
1000 a. m,-l2B-l. 800 8.Oo-6.Jl
-ll.O4' p. IN.
WAsHINaToN-l.42s-4 d. II o. m
-l.Oo-l.O0-8.57--llO 4s p. m.
BALTIMORE AND INSTRUMENTATION
l.06.-8.l7 1000 a. IN :--l.0-o0Op m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only on Sunday.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAILRoAp--8. 0O.-Y.10 q. m -
l.0b-3.o0.-e.25t p. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
I For Harrington and intermediate Sta
tions.
WILMINGTON b MONTEREY RAILRoAD-7H
a. m 1L-6l2 .. IN.
DELAWARE W KsTKRN RAILROAD-7. 05--l0. &c
.. IN $50 p. IN. Sunday trains 0.3o u. H.
600 p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON FROM
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Both daily and Sunday
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILRoAD-R.b0-l0.l 5s "a. m !;
u. .05.-6.05 p. m, No Sunday trains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-12

4 NDNE TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET
~ for Paradise; 1t will make you happy
and all YOU viii pay is u cents Ladies. TN.
sample tea We are selling at @5c. Is no trash
1t Is excellent; the most Ufthis tea cost 30 and
and SOC; our finest old Gov. Java is rich and
mellow Try our finest at soc; our sugar. tea
ana cO1cc surprises every one, they are 50
cheap, aud in quality the best; asparagus Is
excellent at Ice. can. can't tell ii from off the
stalk: If You try II once N"lI VIII meyer b,
without II and TINS banner brand If salmon
ana lobster at Ice. can. IN pabcIil4 the store
solIei the labcls, We a'c selling them cheap:
this Blend coffee goes oft t De. Il IL excel
lent 3 hs snaps 2jc. lunch hl4cuit Toe. 2 ~
irult cakes 2jc, oyster crackers loo H.. hnc
butter 70, Zssnd zoe. H. white loaf drips at T.
cts. ID have you tried DumprdrD SOAP, II
washes Itstf 1t saves women and makes the
hands whit" aud SOh "A fun FL for iuC Fresh
cgRs, Jersey lard &c. tine htin. aud early
rose potatoes on hand at 1903 Er-t sixth g rnci
~ Ct r. NJ. WlER.