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DEATHS

ryor widow Of the late Jerry PRYOR of DncE
NgeeN, aged about 81 year Intered this AMER
noon at GlenwOod Cemetery.
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10Th Dividend.

lHE FRUIT GRowEES' NATIONAL BANK)
IA r, SMYRNA DEL, July :, 1881.
,ine ine plISGtorS have this day declared n Divi.
dend OF THREE per cent. payable on dsmsn5
'u'' %" \. +. WlLDS, Cashier
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CATARRH

pended upon. Cream Balm causes no main. elves
rellet az once. CleaneSs the head Causes heal
Ihy seeretlOns Abates Inflammation Prevents
iIeSh COLDS. Heals the sores. Restores the senses
OF taste and smell. thorough Treatment win
eNge, Not liquid or snuff. Applied into ths.
n0stgilS 80 cts. at drugg lists &C cts by mail sam
P'o peSte HSt L ~ @ ilall ~ cts july 23-lHL
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RIIPTIIbE

cure guaranteed by Dr. 7 2 60
@ sgecISIlsJ Ease at once. No 0nera s'-ccessfu
8rc5 oSIesS ~ Bt Tested By hundreds Of t-ss - 4e.ai
..-.L -, FhlI4 send for circulars - 81
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Job work neatly done at the TIMES Office
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Elf TIL Edition.
nicipal tan.

Judge Cummins pres,a.1
s'on 0! Municipal Court tbis .hs ses.
wnon the following cases ms no, morning
disorda, D,Annsy, for being dranI heard NJ /
u ,s,gi, and his wife Emma U'' Vs.. Peter
raignsd on the charge Of n.,, were ar
ana ny, aisorderly. They MEAD 'ng drunk
ne charge and were each guilty ID
costs' oihcer Heal MAJ e'ths ! =. and
from his Testimony it anns sas srrest,and
woman knocked her bu.bs %,ea that The
NJ. nSe woman denied striking ba.
Ssna nrst, but as they were lea u nef hu n
COCK she gave him sharn ur wing thd
nesd. much TO :he arnu,rm m.n over thf
sPs ctators. '''hieht Of ,hJ
Michael Williams. who h.n
baltimore, was picked M NJ" ~, ifop|
eooat midnight by officer Vial VI .ne coast
drunk, for which he was .herr, very
uoni noon, upon promising to oIl, ua
clty " once. Francis Jones t fave tn
mluipg an assault on officer Mt ,or com
throwing . brick at him q, 'gofe' oy
70 and costs. f"' me d
Henry Fortune, color.l
mAa with . razor, and who ,s nsou
served two years in jail for ~ ,r ,.cenll
man, was given hearing on ,bech as
OF assanlting another colorsd ''arr
named Augustus Hillyard. win . IN, mA
witn tho intention OF commi,,in, 'a1oi
dor, WAS held In 81, 900 bail 10 s, mu1
the charge at Court. The ,r ~ ansNe
curred on Grsely street ANA "Ua' %
weeks ago, the particulars of ,ba ~
being published at the tina 'He u ana
miteSd having done the cutting ~
claimed that Hillyard had a..sn,, ~
him FIRST. N "'SanItec
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7 EDITION,


OF the tableaux Of the visions Of St.
John the evsusslist, which will open
ut Institute Hall on Friday evening
next, " i'll undoubtedly attrscs our best
citizena These tableaux were gotten
up in Eng land, under the imm cdiate
auspices Of the Archbishop of G anter-
bury, Primate of England and nm
der the supervision Of the eminent
English painter and sculptor, Sir Green
Vile 7. Temple, from designs by the
greatest Of all artists, Gustave Dorex at
q cost Of 5000 or $25 900 They were
first set up in Canterbury cathedral and
exhibited te the bishops and clergy
and to Queen Victoria and her entire
court, and pronounced to be the most
remarkable and grsndest tableaux Of
modern tunes and worthy the patron
age Of all demon nations, whether
Protestant or Catholics. These tab.
leaux were then exhibited In London
tor nearly year, where the crowds
were 30 large that they had ~ be shown
every forenoon, afternoon and evening.
While in London, the Rev. G. H. Spur
geon, the great London preacher. wrote
Of the isions ofst. John, now exhibit
ing in this city, the artist, Gustave
DOre, seems TO have conceived them
with the same spirit that st. John saw
them, rs described In the Book of Reve-
latiop. They are grand, sublime and
majestic; every scene pertaining to
Heaven seems Allied with glory. They
are scenes which every reader of The
Bible can witness with pleasure and
profit" The Rev. Albert Barnes, au-
thor OF Barnes Notes on the Book of
Revelation" after having seen the de-
signs for these tableaux, pronounced
them to be the finest drawings in the
world,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

The weekly meeting OF the Board Of
Water Comm issipners WAS held last
evening, with President Porter In the
chair. Will am Bush sent communi.
cation, stating that three persons living
on Clayton street below Trout, would
like To ill their ice houses during the
coming winter from the Rodney street
basin, provided satisfactory terms can
be m ade. The communication vas refer.
red TO the Chief Engineer. City Treasurer
Shippers reported balance Of 1912 40
in the Union Ma ional Bank TO the
cred IL OF the Com mission. The week "
pay roll OF the department, amounting
TO t'64 no was reported, and an order
drawn for the amount.
On motion OF Colonel Febiaer, |!
was agreed ~ insert notices in the RE
PUBLICAN, the Every Evening and
Morn ing News, that the bills for the
yearly water rents are now ready, and
can be paid at the Off 20 OF the depart.
ment, Sixth and King streets.
The following appeal 10 water rent
ers was adopted. after which the Board
adjourned;
Ihs Board OF Water Commissioner
would respectfully call the attention Of
the water renters of the city of VIII.
miDgton to the fact that the consump.
ton OF water per capita in our city
amounts to 100 gallons, n quantity q,
least double that which Is considered a
very liberal allowance The Com % 10.
sioners can only account TOR this great
consumption Of water by assuming
that q large portion Of II is wasted, thai
10 through the negligence OF renters, la
the use OF defective plumbing, In
neglecting to ciose faucets, in purposely
allowing their h. drants 10 run at night
and in very cold weather during the
day. A large portion OF the water pump
Ell up into the reservoirs 10 allowed e
run of through the cutters aud sewer.
without serving any legitimate purpos<
whatever.
While recognizing the necessity OF q
IuiI and ample supply Of water, the
board feel il to be their duty TO put q
stop to its extravagans and useles,
waste, and with view 10 this woui
request ali water renters of the city &c
see at once that the plumbing in theiI
houses and factories is in good condi.
ton. and such hydrants a. are exposed
80 protected AS to insure them against
frost that they may without great in.
convenience To themselves stop the ex.
pensivs practice of allowing the water
TO run.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Labor and Capisml

The Coke Producers' Syndicate met on
tuesday in Pittsburg. A committee was Az
pointed 10 see the Inside prod ucers and ct
them into the association. tits elaine BY
the indicate that outsiders are reaping tho
Dement'S Of the pool
notices were pot ted on Monday In the
tiobe, Noiris and Social mills, the largest
cotton factories In Woonsocket Il hode Island
OF reduction Of wages, TO take effect on De-
cembtr 6th.
The American " atch Company, t Wal.
ham. Massachusetts. began on Monday TO
req uce lie force. Nea'ly two hundred OF the
employees received notice that their services
would hot be required after DE ember 9Th.
The Harris WOODEN Company's mill, at
Woonsocket, hode Island, began running
on three quarter time on Monday.
Inc rolling mill at Blaudon, in Berks
county, Pa suspended operations on Tues
Gay ior want Of orders 80 mon are thrown
he North Hell ingham and Caryvilie.
ID Massachusetts,, woollen mills will 70 on three.
quarter time on december LIST.
IL ls announced that the puddle mill, Of
.he settle chem iron Company, which has
osen Idle f,r several month, will resume on
December lst
Mclivaine's plate mill, in Reading, Pa
Iuesday. '-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
salem Church Re.openr.~.

A correspondent writing from Christ.
lana under date of the % instant says
" We had n grand day at Salem NJ. Z.
church re opening on Sunday last The
day was clou y, and at night 1t rained
hard, yet We had great success. Rev.
N. NJ. Brown preached an elegant
gospel sermon from Isaiah 81, ~.
IN the afternoon Rev. f. /. Hubbard
preached splendidly from Hebrews .,
10 We had fine music, both instru.
mental and vocal. The church ha,
been thoroughly repaired at q cost Of
1877. This includes the organ. When
we begun on Sunday morning we had
1887 to raise, and we raised $500 during
the day, which, for the place, was 8
great success. 1t Ia now one of tn,
neatest churches in the county"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Committees AppoInseA.

Grand Master Joseph H. Seal, OF the
Grand Lodge ]. o. o. r., has made the
following appointments Of commit ees
and deputies for the ensuing term.
State Of the Order-Henry Eckel,
chairman f. w. Cooper, Mr.. Shep-
pard, s. T. Smith. j. II. Appleby. Leg.
islative Committee-E. G. Moore, W.
II. Poulk, Jas. Price. d. w. Brereton,
George Williams. Constitution, and
Laws-J. j. McMullin, Thos, G. Doud,
John Jakes, Edward Spencer, John NJ.
Whitford. Appeals-A. 4. Fell, John
B. Tanguy, b. f. Shakespeare, G. P.
Maroney, Samuel Frizzle.
FInance-Norwood Palmer, w. T.
Clymer, G. Sproel, David Downs, Isaac
Holston. Hall Committee-John p.
Taylor, Isaac G. Saxon, Arthur II.
Lewis, John G. Yates, John L. Pierson
Printing-Isaac W. Hallam, Thomas
Il. Young, Hubert A. Roop, W. K.
Whitford, Thomas Mullen. Accounts
Jas. II. Appleby, A. M. Whitford,
Samuel Frizzle. ID. II. Quay, Geo. Nj.
Fisher Returns and Reports-A. l..
johnson, VIM. Bright, j. p. Blythe, +.
H. Spencer, j. b. Il. Powell.
The Deputy Grand Masters are as
follows District No. 2, II. Il. Ben
nett, who will have charge Of lodge
Nos. 6. Z, 9, 20 and 80. District No. 3,
s. F. Smith, in charge of lodges Nos.
IA, q and 49, District, No. 4, G. A.
Jones, lodges Nos 8, 10, 35. and de.
gree lodge No. 2. District No. s, j. +.
Lyons, lodges Nos. Is. II and 25.
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FOURTH EDITION.
Dots


Ward b. Rowland, veterinary sur.
geon, Is suffering W it'll typhoid fever Ut
his home in Media. Pa.
The:various tug boats were kept busy
yesterday In towing crafts Of all kinds
In and out Of port.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given this evening by tho Social
Circle Of the Second Baptist church.
j. G. Pickles, In tending TO give NJ
housekeeping, will sell his furniture 81
public sale, on Saturday afternoon, n
No. 1913 French street.
Yesterday United States Marshal
McMullin paid out $3.50 TO the hfty two
supervisors who attended the recent
election in this county.
Walsh Il Co. . insta llment house. No.
COG Market street, will be opened TO-
morrow morning, in order TO accommo-
date their customers.
A sociable will be held this evening
and to- morrow afternoon in the third
story Of the Phillips building, 3. 4.
cor. Fourth aud French sts.
Mr.. j. G. Pickles has s)ld . two.
story brick dwelling, corner Of Second
aud Monroe streets, belonging 10 Mr..
George X. Roberts, for 81 800.
BY some unfortunate trouble with
the gearing on the draw OF Market
street bridge, the steam apparatus tIa(
not yet been put In operation. Work!
men are now engaged in adjusting the
difficulty.
The engine attached to the Z 40 O. clock
&C ;onmoiation train tor Philadelphia
jumped the tracks at Edgemoor on
Monday night while running on . side
track. Part of the machinery was
damaged and another engine hac to be
substituted.
The express train on the r., w. g. b.
Railroad, known as the fast mail, |"
leaving this city at S.04 a. m, has besn
nearly An hour late several mornings
this week. II it continues to run with
this degree OF itregularity IL will again
be termed the fast slow mail"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Fatal Casualtfes.

During a Democratic joliifcation at
Lloydsville, Ohio, on Saturday even
ing, an old anvil was used as q cannon.
While it was being loaded sparks from a
Roman candle ignited the powder box,
and by the explosion three men we're
fatally injured, two boys also sustaining
dangerous injuries.
At Democratic celebration In Ash
land, Massachusetts, on Monday night,
A lbert Bell was fatally injured BY the
premature discharge OF a canton. He
died yesterday morning.
J. J. Ald!nger. employed at the
water works In Allegheny City,
Penna., fell between the plungers OF
the pumping machine Tuesday morn
ing aud was crushed to death under
fifteen tons Of metal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
GREEN WOOi,--On Nov. 20, 1854, Carrie
Hell, daughter Of George X. and Annie G.
Greenwood, aged years
Funeral services at the house Of her pa.
rents. No. ISL West Fifth street, on Friday
afternoon At $50 o'cifcK. lnterment at " H.
minGton and Brandywine Cemetery
DONAHOE-Ip christina Hundred, on No
vember rs, Augustin, infant con OF Edward
and Kate DonAboe, aged Is months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend the funeral from the reside nee
Of his parents three miles out Lancaster PIKE
on Peoples farm, on Thursday aftern ,on Ut ;
O'clock. Interment in the Cathedral Gem o
terry.
LONELL-On Nov. d, 1854. Susanna L.
Lowell, widow u the late Dr. kobt- McCabe.
Relatives and frien - are invited TO attend
the funeral from her lao restdelce, 5. W
corner Second and Adams streets, on Friday,
Nov. IS, At 2 O'Clock p. m. Interim Mt At vii.
mington and Brandy wine Cemetery.
BAIklGOp the 2lth inst. John starr, only
son OF Wiilism and Annie J. BAIRD, aged
Is years, months and days
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from he residen
OF his parents, No. 1904 RI. nch street. on
Thursday afternoon at 20 ciocs. lnterment
ct Wilmington and Brandy wine Cemetery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Hsur PILOTS Lear.

A despatch 70 the Philadelphia Press
from Lewes, Del. Of the 25th instant
states that ut 8 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing the pilot boat Turley, when Oh
Five fathom Light Ship, twenty d W
miles from here, ssnt its ski6, contain.
ing Pilot MarshAl Bertrand and three
apprentices. 70 board y bark. They did
not return, and no traces whatever can
b found Of either the boat or the men,
Notwithstanding diligent search has
been made BY several pilot. boats. As
the seas were very high, II 10 generally
thought that the boat aud all In 1t are
lost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

Joel M. Walton, who resides near
kennett Square, Pa, visited our city
on Tuesday afternoon according
70 bis usual custom for MANY years
back, with pork, IA usage, scrapple. etc. ).
and was greatly surprised to receive a
message during the night Informing
him OF tho death Of bis son Ellsworth'
and requesting him 10 return home
The son had almost reached mani
estate, being about 10 years Of age, and
although he had been suffering from
consumption for some time, his death
WAS unexpected. He was very esti.
mable young mao, and his early death
10 greatly regretted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
. Did'nt Know IL WAS Loaded ,

Ahother case Of didn't know it was
. aoaded, took place at 100 East Sixth
W sy;eet this morning about 8 O'Clock.
~ ,neen. n. salandin, young lad of 1 4
az sa, ~ years OF age, rumaging through
Sha no drawers, found an old four barrel
Of them. 'S'"s III one
10 In iooling with the pistol one of the
i Ua.I al went of, sending the ball crush.
h;ss ,..,ouRh AND tearing the joints Of
C &c ,olt mahd In terrible m amer. Or.
sd INV was called upon and he dress
;u;u vne hand bnt fears that permanent
injury will be the result.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Grand Treat.

A splendid snapper lunch will be
served up in Feldmeier's best style ct
the FELTON, House. Snappers 1t this
season ofthe year are . rarity, but II
any are 10 be had Feldmeir makes out
to get them. Such enterprise to please
and tickle the palate Of his patrons de.
serves encouragement, and no doubt
will receive il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Thanksgiving Eve Praise Service

Grace church choir has arranged for
praise service to be rendered. this
evening in the main audience room of
the church. The anthems hymns ard
psalms have been selected with great
care. The choir will be assisted. by
some 80 voices from other church choirs
of the city. Some considerable time
has been given for reh arsals, and the
rendition of some choice music may be
expected. The seals will be tree, no
admission will be charged, aud gentle
mani ushers will be on hand 10 escor,
visitors TO seats. A couple of brief I'D.
dresses will be delivered during the
evening.
union Thanksgiving service will
be held in Hanover Presbyterian
church On Thursday at 1890 q. IN.
Preaching by Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, past or
OF the West church. II are cordially
invited.
Epworth NJ. Z. church, corner of
Tenth and Church streets, w. b. Gregg,
pastor. Preaching on Thanksgiving
day, At 10 80 a. IN. by the pastor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
80. wourd serious

Deputy Sheriff Roesr, wo % in l
, rss 1ss f,a. among ''l sr n. !. ,.pd
confined to his bed an" u
consid cradle pail.. ,,,;,o the nis1
He re-lr.l poorly dafl h,s condih1
and this m"rtlnf The WO']
was much "o dangerous y
in the head is the mo- ,.t several nu]
since yesterday has y, G.ea stul has "
Il 10 thought that MS
fractured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

Court re- convened This mornir. =, j
O'Clock, with the Chief in.nos es
Associate Justices Woott.n ana ma u auj
ton on the bench. Imm.lia,slv ~" am1
tho opening. the names Of he ;n ~
we're called ard the trial Of III. c. 'a.
but bingham Il Co, use Of Bsni,m,
8. Clark VS.. Elizabeth Murrav ). sra n,
tor WAS resumed.
David l.. Buckingham was rac,Ilsa
and TO itiied that he had maJs ~
mand on James Murray for The amonr
due, before sending The blll IN NJ,
murray. This witness was subjected
. long cross.examinalicn by Georpe 4
BATES, Esq, one Of The attorney, d
the deft nsc, but nothing different f,o,
the direct testimony xas brought nm
Mr.. Lore rested his cave with m
witness. and j. X. bradford E,n
opened for the defendant, by subm,
ting o number Of points d Law ivr ID
con alteration of the Cour,, and co1
tended that as the hi, were made Id
In the name of james Munag, the su|
should have been brought against bi1
instead Of Elizabeth Murray.
This WAS opposed by Mr. Lore, VIII
commended that the bills could not
brought In, ~ they had not been Ola
ed In evidence. The books were ofsl
cd and all the charges in then were i
Elizabeth Murray = name.
Mr.. Bates, in reply, urged tina,
make Elizabeth Murray or her esta(
responsible for the bill the goods shgu
have been delivered to her, an 4 it rests
with the plaintiff TO show tina. this hA
been done.
The argument was continued for som
time, Messrs. Bates and Bradford urgiD
for . non-suit. Before the argumen
was finished, the Courts at Y. a O'CLOCK
adjourned until 3 O'Clock this after
noon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
DID Not Bre.E His Neck i,

The report that Robert q. Gsmbrill's
morse fell and broke his neck on Monday
afternoon 10 now denied, the horse literally
and rearing up fell over dead. It Is said
mat several horses are ailing with the same
disease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

Arnold Naudain, q we'll known farm
or OF White Clay Creek Hundred, Ia
now lying very low with typhoid fever,
and little hope is enterta ined Of his
recovery
Alfred Nones is visiting friends in
this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Strange buae True

That gold and silver watches AS we'll
rs jew elry aud silverware can be pur-
chased Ut Millsrd +. Davis, No. 8
East second street, at prices that are
really surprising. Quick sales and
small pro6ts. together with boness
dealings and light expenses, il bound to
win.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
The Beth any Baptist Revival

The revival meeting In piog,es
Bethany Baptist church, Elm ssu -. y
son streets, Rev. Mr.. Trait, pas% .,on
under the more direct mihisllau u.l,
Rev. Thomas Needham, the eVsls s.n
10 assuming q position OF eol COM ant
interest, and promises TO p,eAA VI
An old.fashion revival oil reiie'O aol.
evening . large number el /, r Cd e,s|
gelist who Is assisting MI i,a .s,nll
selected his text from the ni,' ,wsnt|
Of the Gospel Of John ana ." "fGj
ninth We. 80; "Bebold the Lainpys' II
which L.n.th away the sins h Wa !
world" As he went on WIN ,'' vsr
course the hearts Of all ptss. ",b,cs !
meltsd by the earnestness win w haOs
portrayed Christ as tue Gns, to ID
the sinner Several were prl0AV Of l;od
heart and ask d the prsJes ~. y ouits
psople in their behalf, while ~ qu mol
humber expressed desire ,s rs .v' 70 q
gracs that they may live a ussesI :.
in the future. A person pio 81 mai n
meeting writes The LORD ,, ,It aud
them. Such. a meeting u I l'os srsso
our privilege 10 enjoy ioi a r ina day (
IL recalled to onr mirds .u a. nour
Psntecost, when The spirll ""
OUT upon the people
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26

Both King and Madison street
markets were largely attended ihil
morning both by sellers and buyers 01
King Str eet the wagons extended from
From. to above Ninth and /. Is estima|
ted that about $50 wagons we're backeq
against the curb, while over 100 wer
counted Cd Madison street Poultry
butter and eggs were thelealing feataf
The stock OF poultry was una'aii
large while prices ruled high "blc
had the the effec; Of making buyer
slow.
Turkeys sold at from j to ~ cent
per pound or from & tos! - per 1iece
geese, IL cents per pound chlcke1
from 81 70 Sl2j per pair, dressed
ducks, 81. Is 10 g. 70 per pair. A laI
number Of rabbits and other game =.
displayed, the forms: sellinss Ie'
IS TO 80 cents apiece. Butter reaai
commands 40 cents for choice fih9
while eggs rule high, being quo'ea
80 and 38 cents per dozen, apps ie'
1T from 10 10 II cents per Ia PNA
turn lips, 10 cents, celery 3 and ~ Ceu
per bunch and other articles IN prp'
ton. 49,.
Owing TO the cool weather. t1eis
very little danger OF a decline ~ psv
and those who eat regular lnanas
ing dinner will have to pay qulNa'D
sum for the same
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Runaway YESTERDAY.

About 4 O'Clock on M Msj(
noon . horse. belonging ~. & Lscl
Locke, Of the firm of An M, ,1s ffrieDtsnl
, while sandina near The ao;'I sna
Of the p- u Is & !. hsi lien snuff M
away. u.proceeded, Jon. uU~h street !
Lane, ana ...oug Eighteenth ,.as brought
w .uddeS stop y colidins ", ~iI ea1rs
graph pole. which fet IN Getting lo15
The horse succeeded III an some d1
from the vehicle, and ran RAJ Tbs hon
lance when be was stepped, nv oficsI
was return ed to the owner "
I,ewia and Cole
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
Relsgnsus.

The social circle meets ut the Second
Baptist church tonight. An ipterest-
ing program has been prepared tor the
occasion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-26
l6.3SOfa the laaf

number on our prescription file. Only
competent persons compound. PURE
HARLEY MALT WHISKY for dyspep-
STA etc. Beaton mith's Pharmacies.