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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY FOR
NEW-YEAR's WEEK

ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY FOR
NEW-YEAR's WEEK
OF THE -
CARLETON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY;
under the management and personal direction OF
Mn. W. I. CAnLt TON.
the eminent English baritone. Acknowledged the
most perfect organization IN existence.
Mr.. Carleton win BE- assisted by an nnequalled
array Of artists. among whom are Misses Dora
Wiley. Jessie Bartlett Davis. Clara Wisdom. Rose
Beaudet. and Messrs. Richard Golden, w. II.
llarke. II. l.. Rattenbcrry. Gustiye Adolptus, i.
r. Ridsdalc, Frank Dowd and
SUPERB CHORUS.
Mr. Carleton's repertoire for The week:
Monday: THE MAsCOrTf. -
Tuesday: THE DRUM-M AJ0R'S DAUGHTER.
Wednesday: THE MERRY WAR.
NEw-YEAk's MATINEE: THE MAsCOTTE.
Thursday Night: TtE MERRY WAR.
Friday THE DRUN-MAJOR's DAUGHTER.
saturdsT Matinee: THE DRUM-MAJoRs
DAUGHTER -
saturday Night: THE MERRY WAR.
Presentations Of opera IN detail aud ensemble
Tie nearest approach possible 10 absolute perfcc-
mon. Costumings IN the very highest degree OF
elegance.
Gle, Boo; rcsci we'd. Tie; galleries. zoe. Box
"e'' V'''"' '''~'' de 25-st
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We ~ The BtroIda pardon. The Garth
quake IL Spain conviuces N that u was
right Ia saying s,nt Chicagc bad put her
foot down.
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SPRINGFIELD, TENN.


Dr.. J. Bradfeid: Dear sir,--My daughter has
been snfle Ing for many yeas with that dreadful
affection known rs Female Disease. which has cost
me many dollars, aid notwithstanding bat ne
best medical attendance, could not hnd relief I
have used many other kinds Of medicine. with.
out any effect. had just about given her gp. ali
was out Of heart, bat happened In the si1n W.
W. Ecker. several weeks siEco. and he. knowing
OF my daughters affiiciion. persuaded me 90 hays
bottle Of your Female Regulator. She began 70
improve At once. was ~ delighted with II. ef-
fleets that bought several more bottles oft; and
knowing what do about Il, If to-day one Of nv
family was suffering with that awfsl disclS,
would have II II II cost $50 q bottle: for can
truthfully say 1t has cured my daughter sound and
we'll; and myself and wife DO most heartily recon-
merd your Female Regulator 70 BE- iug what ~.
represented 10 be.
Respectfully,
I'D. FEATHERsr0S
Treatise on the Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free.
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY,
Box 2s. Atlanta, ia
fde 25-dlwSwitl
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aOIvR LITTLE ROY.-

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett stebbns, Belchertown.
Nsss write: " Our little boy was terribly afflicted
with scrofu'a. salt-Rheum, aud Erysipeiss ever
81, &c he was born. and nothing we could give him
helped him until we tried CuTIcURA REMEDIES,
which gradually cured him, until he Is now as fair
a.y chifd.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

i.
mn. sxrsssesss. ] shiak fwifrs specific I.s
q - 1ns ilss - inv'sers'ies tsoi,.
Chief Justice Of Georgis
/, Ifsamts, sspssmbsr, 1854.
ywocm ATEO Y0yyCS.--After trying al The
oshs rvfnr{1es. sW1s< specific has cared me soaod
ana we'll Of 8 terY<se blood reisog contracted from
: nsrse. Mrs.. I. W. LEE, GrecnviIle, Ala.
ON.OAKs-A lady here has been entirely
esrsd Of poison-oak poison BIZ the ne Of two bot
1e' :" = r. 8. BRADFORD, Tipsonypie. Tenn.
rI.crRsTwXNTY-Fiv Years. member
of nv church has bern cured Of an uicerstd leg Of
ivsniy,avs-ys's STANDING :n 'To s9,te' Of
S"''' Pastor Methodist church, M,con, Ca.
svif.s Specific 10 entirely vegetable. TreNie
ON Blood and skIn-I sscasrs mailed free.
TIM SWIFT sPKtwIc Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ca. or 1859 west Twenty third street. New YORK
de2o-1w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

STATE or GEORGIA, TRouP COUNTY.
Ihave examined the recipe Of DIR. Josiah Braf
ueld, and pronounce Il TO be q combination "
medicines OF great merit In the treatment Of Al
diseases Of females for which he recommends IL.
WILLIAM l.. BEAsLEY, ND.
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w . NJ A N
HER health AND HAT IsEss ARE NAT
rvRs on GREAT CONCERN To
ALL MANKIND.
NEAR MARIETTA. "a.

NEAR MARiETrA, "a.
Some months ago beueht bottle Of Or. !.
Bradneid's Female Regulator and used Il In mJ
family with great satisfaction. I have recon-
mended It to three families. and they have found
II to DO Just what is claimed for It. The females
who have Used II are now In perfect health AMI
,ble 10 attend 10 their household duties.
REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
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sTEAm.ENGIHEs. sAw.mILLs, &c,

REMOVAL.
SPEClAL NOTICE TO THE PATRONS
zoe BROAD STREET.
We beg 10 inform our pati ons and friends that
we have rcmoyedto
COS BROAD STREET.
which has heen ntied up In the very best style and
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
or
TEAS AND COFFEEs
that ere unsurpassed for quality and cheapness.
Cordially thanking our friends for the share Of
patronage extended TO us In the past. we respect
fully ask for continuance OF The same at our New
STORE.
MAJrLiCA WARE. GLASSWARE.
ChOIk kerry, VASES, CL0CkS, PLAQUES.
Pallet fkS. FANCY CARDS, &C.
GIVEN AWAY
TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
All are specially invited 20 be present at our
GRAND OPENING, DECEMBER 30TH.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TIA COMPANY,
900 BROAD Strict. 1888 EAST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND.
Look out for new cards and souvenirs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

T UNION.STATION METHODIST
CHURCH (corner Twenty fourth and streeis)-
Rev. II. C. CuEArHAM, pastor. Preaching at III
A. NJ. and z =. NJ. Subject I'm the morning:
"Tne Gift OF Love-" Al night: What Hast
Thou Done?r
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40 WHOM II NAY CONCERN:
TOBACCO.

nAUTION.-CO NSU NJ ERS OF
~ "DILI's BEST TOBACCO will please NO
tice carefully the yellow tag on SANE and see thai
IL has the wording. In black letters, Diirs Best
Otter tobaccOs are beiug placed on the market
with tag similar In colorlng to the - Dills Best
tag. and may mislead consumers ofthis celebrated
brand OF tobacco. To be genuine. the little yellow
tag must haye On IL ''Dills Best" In buylsg 30
nor ash for the little yellow tag. as formerly, but
" Durs Best and see that You get what You a's
for. no }-Sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28
FOR PALE. LANGUlD,

Enacted children. with pimply, saliow skin. the
CUTiCURA REMEDIES VIII prove a perfect
blessing. cleansing the blood aud skin Of inherited
impurities. and cxpelllng the germs Of scrofala,
rheumatism, consumption, and severe skin-dis-
eases. -
REsOLvENI. 81: SOAP. 25 GEMS.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
Boston, Mass.
send for "HOw TO CURE sKIN-DIsEAsEs."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

NJ sEvENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Tbe pastor, Rev. r. c. CAVE. Will
preach ON SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and 7:f5 L. NJ.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.
DIR. z. c. VESTS
NERVE AND BRAIN-TREATMENT,

DIR. z. c. VESTS
NERVE. AND BRAIN-TREATMENT.
,guarnuteed specific Tor Hysteria DiIllhrss. con.
yIlsous. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia. iea ache Nery-
Gus Prostrati0n caused by the u>e OF alcohol ~
tobacco, Wakefaness. Mental Depression, soften
ING OF the Brau resulting In insanity and leading
10 misery. decay, and DEATH, PreRliare Old Axe,
Loss OF Power In either sex. caused by oyer.exer-
tion or tie brain or oyer-indulgenco- Elch box
contains one months treatment; III box. or six
hoxcs for IS, sent bv mail, prepaid on receipt ~
price. WE GUARANTEE SIN BONES u cur
sny case. With each order received by US Tor six
boxes. accompanied with IS, we will send The our
chaser our written guarantee % refund the money
N the treatment does not eiiec' cnre- hutrin.
ices Issued only by JOHN G. WEST CO,
s62 west Madison street.
au22-d&wIy Chicago, Ill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

PABY.-UsE CUTlCURA SOAP, AN
ID exqpisitely. perfumed Skin Beautlder aud
Toilet, Bath. and Nursery Sanatiye.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

THIRST SELECT BALL OF THE q
II SEASON BY THE RICHMOND PLEA- "a
SURE CLUB. at MONTICELLO HALL. Ia
MONDAY. December 20. 1854. Grand S~n
march a. O'clock. Committee: j. Reilly, j:
c. Dornella. ID. y. Donovan, W. Il. Sanders. and
e. II. Burke Tickets, gentleman aud ladies', %
n..nI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streetsl-Dr. j. L. NJ.
CURRY will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. No
sei vices at night. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

N01N10T1r-NN-0<1N~sl017N F1s1o~170(10N[VOVI'v-
w. BILLUPS y SON, -
LIZ FURNISHING UNDERTAKINGS,
1909 Fart MAIN sIRExr under el Charles
BuRrA.rcAsEs. shRo,ujDs, aud FUNERAL
CONvxt .ANCES furnished At ali hours
Telegraph ordefs ATTENDED 70 day OF night.
h. o. l0~Sm
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WORKS TO A CHARM

j. 6. Weeks. Esq. town treasurer, 81. Adams,
VI saws, In letter dated May 2sth: ut works to
n charm on nv baby's face and head. Cured the
head entirely, and has nearly cleaned the face OF
sores. Ihave recommended u to several, and DIR.
Plant has ordered II for them"
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BINFORD q sIJTHER.eum

D !. LAND PUkNisHING uEnER-
TAKERS ia HAsf MAIN sra eEH, be&wceu Sew.
sRts s96 ke6ss s.se ,s{J .S'S5SSsSss e
!, s3s q Z 8; sss :sssssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-28

Charles Fayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, NJ
j., writes: Ny son, lad Of twelve years, was
completely cured of a terrible case Of Eczema by
the CUTICUR, REMEDIES. From the tor OF ms
Every otht T remedy and physician had been tried
In vain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
Katie's Letter to i" Kriss. -

Two little girls at mamma's knee
Are iust as happy as can be,
writing letter to dear old Kriss,
Making 1t sweet with many q kies.
" l wants iapt0aId, q ia BILE, too,
Some dif hes 50 sweet of silver and blue,
And table cloths both white and red,
Oh, pie SO bril- en- all, my Katie fai1.
=" wants 'em 70 bad" the red lips pouted -
" And me tarriage." bright Pauline shout
And mamma she laughed. bu. pu. it ali
there,
Happy the while, despite her care.
And little lips ehatted Of dolls and Of dishes
" piaythings, ofgood things, and ell sorts
For pap. and N Gamma It surely would seem
Their baby souls wove US golden dream.
J hen my blue eyed fairy looks up in my fac /,
Aud says: "Sweet mamma" with winning
8" Jes' tell old K ris,, tho darling old man,
II no tsn't det oil, 10 det all he tan.
And we've dot . baby. TO lovely and SWEET
Our OuHa with big eyes and tiny pink feet
bripg him sore pay sings, he loves so t.
And mamma puts in all her babies say
What do you think he is like. little mite p
She asks Of her Pauline, SO loving and
bright.
Two little arms clasp her, with love 50 true
I" specs he's darlin, les like you ~
tho asks Of the group: "what will you
give him ~
The sweet answer comes and her eyes grow
dim,
q" Well dive him 81 me tisses-a big, whole
lot,
'rause. mamma, you know, OATS oil we I,
dot"
Into the blue eyes upturned to her now,
Mamma looks down with . caro-lAden brow
nd knows In her heart that Kriss, dear old
man,
" II he tan't det all. will det all he tan"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
Important Notice

The undersigned being fully
aware of the fact that the CASH
SYSTEM is the only sound way
of doing business, has concluded
that on and after this date, he
will conduct his Produce and
Provision Business, at No. 30l
and 3O3 King street, Wilmington
Del, on the CASH SYSTEM
entirely, and being positively
certain that such a course is,
without a doubt, the only way
b, VIII CHI a small capital can com
pete W Tn large one, he f, els
justified in asserting that he IN
oiieT III, thing in his line at lev
er rates tran any House posi-
bly, can which does cred t bust
ness.
Being convinced of this fact
we start out with the fixed pur.
pose to sell tor cash, and thereby
give our many worthy customers
who have stood by us year By
year, with ,heir trade and their
cash, the full benefit of cash
prices for all our goods, viii h
means emph. tically ten per cent.
less than credit house can sell
at. We respectfully ask all oul
old customers, and as many new
ones as possible, to give us
trial, and be convinced al
g dds bought right are hall
sold" and we shall use all oul
energies to give them such {
trade as will insure them greater
profits than is poss BILE under the
credit system.
We shall mark all goods so low
as to insure you to buy, and VIC
mean just what we say, that NJ
man can buy as cheap on credi
as he can for cash, and we arr
sure also, that after you have
given it a trial, you will find tba
you are the gamer.
We h pc this departure from
the old and risky system, to tn
lnew and solid mode of the casl
System, will he appreciated b,
Jour former customers, who hav
favored us for years and will joi
with us to establish system b
which all are benefited, buye
and seller.
Give us call and be convinced. W
lehall from time to time give you In IN
Republican q special list Of prices, tbs
lcannot be undermined.
| Respectfully
i N. L. JAM Ely,
8OI and 3O3 King ST.,
Wilmington, De-
dl7-6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23

But her lovely face grew pale. 1t was
. sad disappointment.
"Spiteful, jealous thing. But I'll
get even with you," muttered Nettie,
as Ella swept triumpbantly away.
"Now, Ermine,":: she said. aloud, 81
never saw you look 30 pretty In all my
life. It's shame You can't 20, but
promise me that you won't make Q
single change in your toilet until re.
turn. It's just bewitching, and l want
to compare 1t with others that shall
see at the ball. Will you promise? ?"
Yes, II you admire it So" said
Ermine, smiling.
I'll be- back soon," continued Nettie
rs she left the room, " or send mes
senger TO ace how poor mamma Ia. And
II send, you'll be sure to see him
yourself, won't you, Ermine, for shall
want to know exactly how she is."
| Very WE'LL" replied Ermine, care
lessly. She was used TO all sorts Of
orders from the Burns household.
| About an hour later the bell rang,
aud Ermine WAS sum moned down stairs
to see Nettie's messenger. She went
down at once In her pretty, graceful,
toilet of blue and white and violet, and
there, eargerly awaiting her. stood
Julian Gilmore.
| 1t was stratagem Of Nettie's, who
had clearly seen though the whole
scheme, and had thus kept her NUT
tered promise Of " getting even" with
her sister
Julian did not return to the ball,
and that WAS destined to prove one OF
the happiest evenings that Ermine had
ever spent.
Elias rage and modification upon
finding herself outwitted was some
thing just delicious" to use Nettie's
own words; but Ermine cared little
about that, for, In o few weeks, she
resumed her old position in society
this: time, however, as Mrs. Julian
Gilmore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
rhouGht Il was . Riot.

On Monday morning as REPUBLI.
CAN reporter was passing up Market
street, above Ninth, he saw large
crowd of Italian laborers in front of the
Office Of Bradford & Vandegrift, at
torneys at law, nearly all Of whom we're
jabbering away in the unintelligible
language familiar to the land OF mac
caroni and onions. His first thought
was that for some cause, an attack was
about to be made on the building but
upon going over he WAS informed that
a part of the men were those who had
been arrested at the time of the riot OF
at Newark, and who we're now being
paid the wages due them for the work
done in November.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
To Farmers an Others.

We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers to the fact that we
have made arrangements to club the
RURAL NEW YORKER with the Weekly
REPUBLICAN for So. 90 per year. The
RURAL NEW YORKER will send their
seed d istrihution to subscribers who
take both papers without charge Such
persons as subscribe for both papers,
who prefer to pay 81. 90 for the RURAL,
shall receive four plants of the Marlbo'
70 Raspberry delivered free of costs.
The price of those plants everywhere
will be $l.0O each, 30 that by pay for the
two papers you receive them both till
January 1st, 1886, the Free Seed. Distri
button and four dollars worth Of plants,
This is great offer and should prove
akinu ona
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
A CCOMMODATING.

We fear many people In Wilmir gton will
find It difficult, in these dull times, to buy
AMI pay cash down for Christmas presents
for all the family round. Uf course, they
hate to ask for credit, and the result will be
that lots OF little ones will have to go without
Q present. Now, we ! ave anticipated this,
and are prepared to sell you the very bsst
books to be found in this city on easy weekly
payments. We have not only bibles albums
dictionaries and histories OF the very best
kind, but we positively have the largest and
ha ndsomest line of Juvenile books in this
apiec ii Is true, we have not an expensive
store and beautiful window on the street to
show the beautiful things to the passers by
but II you will just step up stairs We assure
you we can show you what you want. We
have also the only hne line of atholic books
In the city. Will sell you bill OF IS for 81
down and rs cents week until paid On q
bill OF SIC, 81 down and 90 cents week
BAIRD 4 MITUHEi L,
AIS Market street. ID story front
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
Important TO Farmers.

The following, taken from the Dover
Sentinel, will be interesting to farmers
who raise stock
Many of our farmers are now eugae
ed in feeding cattle. Many more ought
TO engage In the same business. For
their benefit We give the following:
Farmers, rs . general thing, are
given to croaking and declaring there
Is no profit In this and money 10 lost In
that branch of farming, until the Won
der is that any Of them keep out Of the
poor house. A Big Woods farmer,
however. has demonstrated that there
Is profit In feeding and grazing cattle.
On the LIST Of Decem Der. 1883, he bought
"a head Of cattle, which averaged 500
pounds per head. They we're not fancy
cattle, but good. thrifty steers, between
two and three years old. He wintered
them In the field, on straw and fodder
alone, without grain. On the LIST Of
March they were stabbed, to prevent
injury to the grass. On the 25th OF
April they went on grass again. They
were sold on the 9th Of November,
their average weight being 1 ,195 pounds.
The average gain CD each steer was 500
pounds. They cost 81 so per 100 pounds,
and were sold at $3.50. The average
cost per steer was $3l. 18, and they sold
for $65.72 per head. more than double
The amount originally !nggestad, the
profit per steer being $34 81 The far.
mer thinks his profits would have been
greater If several of the steers had not
been affected with foul hoof
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
A Daugerous Gutter

While driving over the gutter at
Second and King streets this morning
the front axle of farmers wagon
snapped in two, letting the wagon down
to the street. The gutter at this place
Is in q very bad condition, from the fact
that the ice has been cut out of the
centre, leaving a large hole for wagons
to plunge In The ice should be all clear.
ed away.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23

There Is always good policy in keep
ing ones temper. As often as temper
ia lost, degree of influence is lost with
it and while the former may be re-
covered, it will be found much more
difficult to recover the latter.
The politician who allows himself to
get angry in his capacity-whatever
may be the provocation-does his cause
All injury which his soundest argument
viii. hardly repair.
Just 90 with men Of all profes s!ons.
and with men Of no profession. II
they would be able TO exert sway In
their sphere, they must learn to keer
cool.
Who ever listened to discussion IN
which one party went raving mad
while the other maintained his com
posture, without having his sympathie,
enlisted with the latter, even though
In the beginning, his prejudice nigh
have been in favor of the former.
1t is commonly taken for granted
and with good share of reason, tina
he who has the best side OF an argumen
will exhibit the most GOODNESS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23

)yRsALE A FIRST.OLASS FARM IN
| Kent County, Del, N milos from H.R.
tion. containing 1856 acroa. Pesch and al'-
|crnards In bearing. The soil Is fertile
woii I'd .,.tsd 70 tire growing efal kpdE
tai, IL. ysai- "a. cnI:.e feM-snia
|HNSJN n 90, Room 2, Evory h9ening
lliny. oc7-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23

A OARD.-'rO ALL WHO ARE SUI
~ fering from the errors and indiscretions
Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss
Of manhood, etc., will send recipe that
viii cure you, free Of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by . missionary In
| South America. Send self sddreased enve-
lope TO the HEV. JOSEPH 7. INN AN, Sta
Ion d New York Oity. mnk eoddAw.ly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23

pk SAl.f,-A DESIRABLE FARM OF
~ or near i,over, Del New dwell
house, good barn and other buildings;
iwhorry ana raspberry patchce, peach,
u end az 10 orchards. Well adapted TO
sag small fuit for northern markets
,ntSON Y 60, Room 2, Evcry Lvening
Hing. nll-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23
DR.. SIMM s.

A kGEN AAON.-AA-A CIA,ONS de
"A string pure drugs or onemican, 0
Wishing their prescriptions or private recei pt
carefully compounded with pure matt YieN
should go 70 the drug store Of H. X. BRIN I,
HU RST, No. aif Mevket street. WI. ID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23

In sAlE-AN ELEGANT NEW .
story house, with front and do YARDS,
! porch, wide hallway, taloon pariof, IL
i with bay window, dinlnsIoom,
Sep, ope n stairway, back stsir.a', four
Rooms. bath rom. with mar dc wash
"A hot and cold water and gas. Gall on
|dirtss =. Y. IA HIS SHALL. oo8 SnIpiey
HI etty QZf-ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-23

ph SALE OR HEHr-STORE BUILD
4 Inv In the Philjpe' 4 Seols block At
krta and Fronok streets, suitable Tor
Sesal. or comm ission, or any heavy Dusi.
Z. Bullding strong and durable. Wei,
ID. Location for business good aEh 10
Ssng every day: Terms ea9y. J. h. Il
E,,lS n SONS 80 West 9th at. auiadwi