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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02

There are good arguments both for and against
the proposition that SICK and disabled policemen
should have full pay while sick or disabled. The
service extra hazardous, like that of soldier. If
the disability resutsfrom extraordinary and unfore
seen danger while service the victim is certainly
entitled to pay until able to return to duty, precisely
as a wounded soldier would be; and if finally dis.
charged unfit he is entitled TO pension from the
employing government and not from fund to which
he was in common with his comrades contributor.
But that every policeman, ordinarily ill of disease
common to all and contracted irrespective Of dan
gers arising from his duties should be paid long
doctor says he is unfit for duty is preposterOus
proposition. little common sense, or the applIca-
ton of common law to the case. ought to settle
readily this matter now in dispute; and it would
if legislators not elected and policemen were
not very active electors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02

The English Law Journal gives the legal points
touching James Careys position before the
courts which may help our readers better to APP
preciate the proceedings at Kilmainham. Carey it
appears, is not technically an informer who ac-
cording to English law is an innocent person that
accuses others and not himself. Carey hundred
years ago would have been called an 'approyer ~
person who accused his accompIices if he proved
their guilt he acquitted but if he failed to do
that he was immediately hanged Now the term
"approver" is obsolete; Queens evidence" has
been substituted. Carey as Queens evidence is not
entitled to acquttal a right 1t is customary,
however to extend to nformers of this GLASS free
pardon a favor. Something in the shape of a
bargain is made between them and the Crown
before they are placed on the witness stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02

The workiugmen who belong to the Central
Labor Union left off quarrelling yesterday long
enough to discuss some questions i'll which they
are really interested. A threatened strike was
discouraged, and the sensible remark was
made that it would not pay. One member
however, argued that if strikes did not really
accomplish anything, at least they showed
what could be done. This is true, but not just
in tho sense the speaker intended. Strikes
chiefly show what capitalists, not the working
men, can do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02

The number of persons who live by their
wits is only surpassed by the number of per-
sons who allow themselves to be fooled when
they ought TO know better. The career of the
dignified forger and bgamst who now rests
from his abors in the Central Office is cOnspic-
uous example of the successful knave who
trades ON the confidence OF his fellow-men.
Ballard is handsome man with silver gray
hair, and his success, therefore, in inducing
silly women to marry him on short notice is
not hard to understand but the ease with
which he has tricked bank officers and hotel
clerks in most of the Eastern cities is simply
am n zinQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-02

Mr.. Springer, of Illinois, speaks Of his can
didacy for the Speakership of the next House
with q frarkness likely to hurt the feelings OF
Nj. Randall. He declares that the Democrats
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
NE VS. klsi n AIRY.
Fatal swine Quarrel -- WhOlesRle
Stealing Of CSRl-ACcideuls ana
lEciuents


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hay. b4rnlny4.t;yatinp .h4 matter nav
ma, tw.ntv.rin.nn nnuurs oloro No rail
road w.r. visited hv ,,,,r, AMI all Inn,
two had full suyrIy Of coal known IT,
have been stolen. som. Of the houses
had Goa! enough to til up the entire
c liar. More arrests will be made.
| In the waon.t.,nock ,us,,u,, c,so ~,
hearing at New London, Connection
Samuel Fa,luu, L"orrr CHAPMAN and
james T. Palmer were yesterday ivuu,,
guilty and placed uudtr 500 b&I each
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

upon the table in the shape Of bread is
eaten with relish. In addition to tho
various kinds of ilou', he keeps full
| me OF feed, corn, oats, etc, together
with other novelties IN his line
Glh@on ~ Seel"v corner Fifth and
Walnut streets, make a speciality q the
/" Happy Thought tlonr, Which T..
ackno" lodged to be- of u superior
4uallty. IIey also dra III o'hrrcioire
brands and keepa large line. A Il goods
delivered free Of charg. and warranted
strictly first class. Prices ~ low As the
lowest. a cali is all that is a. ked.
Persons contemplating a trip during
the hoIidavS and have not matte NJ,
their minds where to 90, should make
"A visit TO Flori0a, via the Ocelu Steam
snip Company Of Savannah, who ottor
extraordinary attractions for this SEA
sons travel to thai mild country. Its
Fhllade'phia lin" is equipped with fine
steamers, which sail every Saturday in
command Of experienced officers. II.
G. Taylor, No. 22l Market street, is the
agent for this city, " here tickets can t,.
purchased. Persons travelling by rail
should bear in mind that The +. W. q
Il. Railroad Company WIN sell cxc,lr-
SION tickets at reduced rates to all
points, good until after the holidays.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
sarah BerRllardt Makes u Fuss.

PARIS, Dec. l".--" Sarah Barnlm, v
the satirical biography of Sarah Bern.
hardi, written by her former friend,
Marie Coloulbier, has he:h the cause of
duel between friends otthe womenilnd
ofa scanda ioUs quarrel between the ac-
tresS and the author. Sarah, nse(
because she was described aS Ia " she
l.arnum," asked the police 10 seize the
book The police replied that SHE must
seek redress AT the Civil Tribunal.
Sarah, with her sen, projected on Tues
day 10 Marie roumhicr'> residence and
struck the author Of lir book in the
face with her riding whip with tuit
force. Marie ileH, pursued by Sarah,
v llc smashed everything in her way
MranWhit the fr-uNs oi III" women
iutV sed in II free fight in another
part Of he hunSc. 1t was stated lhat
'he affair would lead toa number Of
duels,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

A number Of highway rObpcrir. havo
been recently committed ~ llunuhg-
don, Oregon, by \ gang Of seven men.
a merchant named J. Tyler was com
peltd 10 GIv" up cash and drafts 10 the
amount o!Slj, 900 the paymA~t"r III the
railroad construction company was
robbed Of Sll,00N, ana other persons
we're rclrycu # Suns ranging IRON
SEQ 70 $500.
Thieves entered the house Of T.. j..
ilUphins, collector ot internal revenue,
IA Grand EapidT, MI"nlgan, "n Tues
day night, and stole $i,5J", which he
had taken home :" pay "A "b'lHa'i"n
yesterday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
hHOlTINGFOR IIsLIAND.
Indignant Ccngressnlen Make II
Hot for the British EiOn.

WASHINGTON, December 18th. a
large meeting was held tl!s orening al
Ford's Opera House, under I'll. gl4plc
Of the Clan n.na-Gacl, 10 express, in iht
words of the call, American nriiior
and feeling with regard to n" Judicial
murder Of Patrick O'ponnvIl by thc
British auihGri'ieS"
| Congressman Robinson, Of New Norf,
was called to preside. lie stated The
object of the meeting, b'Duunril was
not the first irisliman whom Engiau't
had murdered, uor did se suppose that
he would be the las, for there was an
ihterininabr war between Ireland and
England. He thanked God for that,
because England represented oppression
and power, ,and everything 'hat was bad
and despi1able in the nineteenth cen.
tury.
He criticised the Angiomania which
led the American people to trte ana
make much Of i.nglj,h,n"n who visited
America, simply because they were
| EnglisIInen, He did Lrt meau to ild
fault with 80 ,j00,OVo citizens Of the
| nited States, hut with the 800 OOG
dudes who tlDr h"d in ihe train o. every
EDglishman.
The United S,atel could not afford tn
have its citizens arrested in England
without 4 protest, nor to Lay" them
convicted without n fair trial. The
namc ct l'otrick n'DOnue,l was proud :"
and molc hcnOred than those # all the
Queens and monarchs Of ,he world.
| Hs stated his intention to yet the
i,,,i,
it approved o'the course of the Minister
to Great Britain. he had been {. true
representative Of 1lr l'ni'ed states Pat
"icl n'Donne,l would be aliv" Today.
Lord" j. Russell Lowell must come
homo. The whole diplomatic Corps
was Il disgrace to America.
Congressman ralhius. Of Indiana,
said that be was lot here bee Erl>" liz
had Irish blood in his veins, but be-
cause he had q iWaIs been q lover uf 'ib-
erty, and h'r4us" be h8ted 'yInnny and
intolerance. fte hoped to liy" 20 So" TIE
day when the psopie Of Ireland sh4Il be
az ilcn as the ciliyrns Of America.
Congressman Finrriy, Of lllircis
said that he meeting had been called
to lament tn" impO''nCy ola great ma
tiOu which, by nation not lit to black
ite -hoes, had been insuited i'll the per
son ,t its President. There was day
when the c&nlioA Of America, ferbIt
to day, would have avs wtrpl the insult
land ,ne 1.tiarrnof E,1r!nnd Th.nu,s
tion WIS ,nt sn rnch rna If Irish lib
erty n, rnr nf American dncadcrce
lTh.re r,. mover an iu;ul uo-. dlrec,
or r,,r. 1hon ,la r.tus.1 nj
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
The Great Question

Is now before the public, what shall we
buy for Christmas presents? Perhaps
we can help you select by reading the
following list: We have a large and
varied stock Of gents, ladies', boys and
children's fancy embroidered slippers ;
also full line Of boots and shoes inn
mense stock of rubber goods of al. de-
scriptions. Call at the Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House, 304 Market
street. HENRY PIKE, proprietor. Re-
pairing neatly done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

Saturday night Lew simmons, @tod-
dart, Goldart and Waton's Ministries
will appear at the Opera House headed
by the veteran comedian, Lew Sim
mons, ana the original and only British
Olrra,ic Quartctte, with the taToTi't
hmiorist, George Horn There is IL
doubt but hey will be greeted viii, 4
tnIl house.
Monday night Tony Deni"r will ap
pear with his famous liumptN ijnnpty
troupe, and present pantowio", With
ont which the boys OF 20 years "Et !hi
not think Christmas was con r!t,t
Christmas afternoon Mir and Mrs.
Grnr2" :. Knight will appear in Otto,
u German play which has been entirely
re- written and will be produced with
new music and original songs.
IN the evening they will present pa
ron Rudolph n character in which
Mr.. Knight has achieved his greatest
success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

THIS morning john W. farra was
charged before Judge Cummins with
committing an assault and battery OF.
William II. frusty. rol"r"h. TIE facts
Of III" case rs disclosed by the evidence
are ~ follows:
Faira has charge Of Gibson y livery
stable, on French street below Second,
and yesterday afternoon Trusfy went to
he stable and aid he wanted tn hire a
Horse and Carrl& Le to 20 To parry at
thri-tiana. Some wnids ens,ind about
the distance, when Farra finally said
that he would not let him have the
team, and ordered him out. Trusty
did not 20 at once, and Farra picked uE
a hAtchet and started towards him,
Trusty aII,y y.ng that he struck at him
with il anu then pushed him out.
This was denied by the witnesses for
the d. fence, and when all the evidence
was in, Deputy Attorney-General Tur'
ncr said he thought Farra should he
fined, ~ he did no. lti!eve he would
have acted in this manner 1t
Trustv bad been u white man, and be
thought the defendant should bc SHOWN
Il white man.
Judge IumlniNa expressed the opin-
ion that the way matters now are IN
this country it seemed to him that the
black rau bad TO more rights. lie
then asked the defendant II he was
wiling TO pay III" costs III the case,
which amounted 10 $3.50, and upon his
saving thar he Wds not lIuI,Oaed u fine
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

Inp EAST SIXTH STREET Is TIL
1Ce0 place to buy white sugar at : cts.
lranulatei at ~. cut loaf at cts, pure caue
sugar 8 rs Tor IS cts, the only sugar to
swerten your pies ana cakes for Christmas
good brown sugar tor 8 and cts. Z. NJ F..
WlEE, l03 East sixth street.
our tea Is the finest new crop young Tyson.
! 'olOng. Gunpowter Imperial, Japan,
S"uch"ng, RasAct, Fired Japan: last, but not
! least, pure Assam at 50. 50 and ST. We give
d fancy cup and saucer With a tt OF 50 ct. tea,
| . cup. and sauce" and plate with pound Of
| h.en, ten at % cts. II. M. WEIR, lO3 Ea st
| lSiXth St cot,
Our roiiees are of the finest quality; Fair
| kio, PuIe Rio, Golden Rio Pea Berry,
2S cts b., PARADISE to keep you happy, and
other coffee that we give Il cup and saucer
with a n, at l.. N. WIER, l03 East Sixth
street.
Fine candy for Christmas Some candy as
low AS 2bs. for 25c., and all best grades OF
Whtmnn's candy in store and for sale at 4.
NJ. WIER's, los East 9th street.
We have 200 boxes Of new valencia raisins,
3 BIS for rs cents Ondura raisins, large and
tine.2 Tbs for % cents: muscatels 10 cents.
London layers. 2 crown and crown, cheap
new Leghorn citrons, lS cents; orange and
lemon peel 10 cents ;3 boxes of figs for IL
cents at Il. N. WIEKS, l03 East Sixth
street
White ringed cvaporated apples, Is cents,
evnpnrated blackberries, u and II cents. We
have all the finest bra nds ofevaporated pared
peaches at the lowest tigures;2 tts Of pared
peaches for 70 cents Il bis OF Turkey prunes
rs ccnts:3 lbs prunes, 25ccnts French
rrunes,l 10. Is and q cents at II. N. WIERS,
1v3 Ea st Sixth street.
All kinds of preservesin kettles, 2 bs for
!5GeDts II pure honey,25 cents :: 8 Hs peach but
ter. Is cents II his apple butter. rs cents
8 Hs mncc meat, - G. nts fine nnce meat,
n and II cents at lO3 East Sixth street. II.
VI. WIaK
cans tomatoes, 25 cents :: l cans tomatoes,
not labeled. but good. 25c 'Its 2 cans corn I5
cents :: Bakers CON, 10 cents :3 cans black
berries, % cents 3 lbs apricots, 25 cents. Il.
NJ. WlER, lo3 East Sixth street.
Crown syrup at u and ID cents qt. (; cur
new crop New Orleans molasses is excellent |
We have good baking moasses at IL and 2 |
cents quart sweet cider, 80 cents gallon, L.
N. WEIR, 1903 East Sixth street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

TIE following officers were elected
last evening by Washington Coun-
United Friends of America
President, j. l.. pilhnan Secretary
George Douglas Treasurer, MelTine
Heritage Guide. William Buck ; Nut
side Seu;inel. Winfield Baldwin Conn
cilor, II. j. Nciley Trustees, San'ut
Buck, William b. Murray and \. j.
Seilty
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
SCENE EINACIIGAGOA OAlzGEsTOKE
What DRppeneG TO Clerk who
fried a Pair of Shoes Gn IA Girl.

A young man and = very pref y girl
emit red shoe store at Chicago, Friday
afternoon. She was lately from a New
England stacoast town, noted + + its
Institutions Of leaning and intolerance
Of anything like jmproprinty. Her
Gnpt ks had .til} The color peculiar to
Eastern girls. The clerk advanced
hristlly, and with his """tcst smile in
u,lireh he. wants. She wanted n pair
Of high button boots, AMI, having select
ed pair 10 her liking, fcat"d herself in
q mite place par'iioned oft for the pur-
pose, to try them on. Her escort stood
at a little distance, looking through the
window into he street, The clerk was
all attention. H." sat down beside the
girl, ard proceeded TO pnt on one of the
boots. She looked ljttle ahtonished
when he sat down beside her, and la
ter she uttered an exclamation Of such
unuista habie Indignation that her es-
cort slrang forward, and Heizing the
clerk by the collar, kicked him clear
across he room into a case Of rubber
shoes, which stood halt empty.
" Take that, yoa scoundrel,' cried
the exasperated student from Yale, toss
ing a box of shoes On top ot the clerk,
I" and see if vou can't wait on a lady
without insulting her.
The clerk, too much scared to move,
lay doubled up in the box, when the
proprietor came quickly forward,
" Cad the patro and have that man
arrested, clitd the clerk feebiy, as he
saw his employer approaching. He
assaulted me. he's dangerous man."
" Yes" retorted the student, as he
piled two more shoe boxes Oh the wiim-
pcring clerk, " call the palr"I Hnd have
this bundle Of garbage dumped into
some vacant lot. y
The proprietor apoIogiz"d TO the
young couple, and ansisllrg the humi!-
lated clerk out of the shoe box, told
him 10 put On his hat and leave the
store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
lsht1auelphIh Failure.

Mckinley, Horn & Co., notion deal
ers a, 2j1 Market rect, PhlIan"lnhh T.,
nave iAltra with lilblu,.rS at c""',"oo.
They exp,rt to settle wl'h 'halr 'r''.-
for, and rt-nin. busim"->. Judgements
aggrr.Alin- ~ ,0no hay" h"h c ,nl"'S'
I'd by H,oIst Mcuo"oiI x Co., Whole
sale sta,im,trs at N".-O Hoii Skin
street. The firm acknowledges is IL
nancial embarlassmcnL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
An Old Defender Gone.

Colonel Elijah Stan1blry, once the ''li
defender, of a.tiILO q, died Wednesday
mUruing in that city, at tho age of W years
A. Il member Of the Rhitl more ni"i AMI
crv, under Captain John Montgomery, he
took uart in the defence Of Baltimore II aIust
n- british forces led by General Eoss, IN
X t IL subsequently became Colonel OF
the iwuuty seventh Maryland Militi". IN
IN-+ h. was elected a member oi the city
Council, ami served oixiIt consecutive years.
He afterwards scr ed three years !" thn
MARYLAND Lcgislaiuro, and in lSN h" was
,,rci,u MA,or at Baltimore, In lhG. he re-
'ired from. business On a competency, ana
,j,cJ in rntireLlenl until his DEATH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
Tidal Wryc.

The tidal wave ~ trade seems tn D"
gathering ut Mlddleton's this week.
rhn cau-. il apparent when you khow
that he is selling prime valencia raislns
I'm for o5 cents, muscatel raisirs 10
cents, citron II cents, 3 cans trophy
Tomatoes 25 cents, Bakers corn 10 cents,
and other goods equally low. C.S. MID
DLETON, ith and King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
,Iewelry Damaged .

Last cvrninga coal oil lamp was ac.
ciirntally upset III the show winho" OF
William l.. Eudolph, .ieweitr, No lo'
East Fourth street, that did consider,
able damage. The burning oil spread
over "A nlinb brr of articles that had just
been received from Philadelphia aud
placed in the window, and nearly i'tlr'
ed three gold watches, IA par OF ear
rings, rreaslpin ana cham. Ihe hrt
was distinguished by the members OF, MT:
kudolpn's i Ganily, after it had damaged
ruo,Is to the amount Of SlUD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
kneciAl Train.

Last night at II o'clock, Vice Presi
dent Cassatt, of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, arrived in this city, an
Immediately took a train down th'
Delaware Railroad en- route for Norfolk
Va. The train consisted of engine No
IS with James Grubb, engineer, and two
ears, and the orders were to make forty
miles an hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
The place 10 get the Best.

There is no use for person. to expect
to pass happy Christmas If hey have
moor -four, worked into tough leather
doughnuts, and harsh, cranky pastry;
To have good bread, biscuits, pies ana
doughnuts, they should not tai +" get
ihu" Happy Thought" -four of Gibson
& Seeley, Fifth aud Walnut streets
No other store keeps IT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
Why SE Tcr with Malaria?

Emory's Standard Cure Pills are In
tallible, never fail to cure the most
obs mate cases purely vegetable; con-
tain no quinine, mercury or poisonS Of
any kind pleasant to take, sugar
coated. All d,uggi>ts--2J and 80 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

dry goods Al low prices. Russell, BOG
Market street.
Good At3ks,
warranted not to cut, never - low.
Russell, BOG Market street.
Use Ilecker flour from w. J. Morrow
Az French street.
To get the best brands Of -four go To
w, j, Morrow, AIT French street.
For best Minnesota -four go to W. j.
Morrow, AIT French street.
.'anney, ,3Ol and ;yD3 King street, keeps
the best butter in Wilmington.
Janney, Dl and 3o3 King street, l."
healduarters for oranges and lemons.
Fcrd Carson, the merchant tailor, OLE
Market street.
Fnr-lnts, silk circulars at Eu,se.l =,
;'o6 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

The Rajah was presented al the
Opera House last evening to large
audience. Every character was sus.
tanned in tirst-cass manner, and the
play gave general satisfaction. The
scenery was grand, especially the
glade scene III the third act, in which
a brook of natural water flows across
the stage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

Nervousness, Nervous Debility, Nen
ralgia, Nervous Shock, st. Vltus' Dance
prostration, and all diseases OF Nerve
Gencrative Organs, are all permanent ~
and radically cured by Aliens Brain
Food, the great botanical remedy. VI
package; for s.. AT druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
Fell Dead.

About 8 o'clock this morning horse
attached tna wagon belonging to a
baker at Sixth and Walnut streets
fell at Fourth aud King streets and
died in few minutes. From the ap-
pearance of the animal person would
be led to believe that his death was
caused by starvation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

The clouds or storm do not in the
least interfere with taking beautiful
photographs at Beecher's gallery, 315
Market street, All pictures taken this
week finished before Christmas. Gallery
open all day Christmas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
Don't he Afraid

of the sroIm or clouds. Beerhel' $
great double skylight is ready, rain,
snow or sunshine. The hest pictures at
reasonable prices, and finished before
Christmas all taken this week Re-
member Beecher'S, 3l5' Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

Some time ago a man about fifty
years OLD, waIkinH on c'u;cbes and
calling himself DR.. Joseph Perry, an
Indian doctor, made his appearance at
Dut1yrn, Mawr, Chester county, Pa.
The iault, OF tn. great Indian doctor
soon spread and he was called to the
house OF James Smiley to consult with
in +. ference to Il tunlor that was troub-
ling his wife. a kindly feeling sprang
mp between the doctor and the family,
which resulted in his making the house
Of Smiley his home. Everything mov-
ed along swimmngIy until the begin
ming Of last week when Mrs Smiley
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
NJ arry Christmas. .

AT Hnrtman's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar, may he found u good selection
Of handkerchief extracts, colognes, hair
brushes, combs, toilet bottles, tooth,
shaving and cloth brushes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

Water Registrar Bond is now ready
to receive water rents for 1884. AL
who do not pay before the first or Feh
ruary will have five per cent. addeh tt
their bills.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20
An Editor Remembered.

G. II. Sentnan editor OF the Confer
ence Worker is the happy recipient OF q
ten pound Christmas present. The pres
ent and its mother are both doing well.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-20

Persons in search Of umbrellas, canes
or g,ssamers would do well to call at
Strapg's emporium, 4th and Market
streets, and make their selection