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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-22
Realty and Building.
Ist. Louis Globe.D Democrat. j

IL
The panicky feeling about bonds
and stocks reacts to the advantage
Of the real estate market. Mr.. John
q. Priest said yesterday: "The Wall
street panic will have beneficial
effect with us. There is plenty of
money, and those who have got 1t
will turn now more readily to some
thing which doesn't lose from third
to half its value I'm few days, and
which promises more cer,aih' IL
slower, return for investment" :,
Mr.. T.. S. Warner told OF case IN
which gentleman Of his acquaintance
drew $4,000 from bank recently
and put In the hands of q real estate
agent, not because he had any fears OF
the banks solvency. but because, In
view Of the general uneasiness OF the
money market he preferred To have the
amount invested In ground. Said he
We've had inquirers ia the past few
days who don't usually invest theii
money IN realty
Mr.. John Mcguire, president Of the
exchange, said: " think we shsii set
marked increase In the demand fol
real estate on the part OF small buyers
They are easily frightened and VIII
draw their money out OF banks and
put IL into real estate as being the safes'
disposition they can make oft. In TACT
find that already there IL an In
creased demand among that class sine.
the trouble commenced In New f.rk.'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-22

A flower has been discovered Ina
South America witch is only visible
when the wind IL blowing. The shrub
belongs to the cactus family, and Ia
about three feet high, with a crook at
the top, giving II the appearance Of =
blacA hickory cane. When the wind
blows number Of beautiful iiowers
protrude from little lumps on the
stalk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
EDITION.
A sssunsed Hsase.

A special despatch from Union
Bridge. Md, says; "6amuel Haugh-
sifer, whose father died last winter In
. house near LsdiesburR, Frederick
county, visited this place the other day
in search OF Another house In which 70
move his family. Tho reasons assigned
BY Mr.. Haughsifer for leaving his pres.
en- abode are that IL 10 nightly haunted
by ghosts, and that from midnight 70
day break the unearthly disturbances are
so great as 10 render any farther resi-
dencs there undesirable. Beginning Ut
first with the gathering Of dishes and
rafting Of tin pans, the invisible COB.
Inns soon increased their field Of ops
rations until they were cop6ned to NO
% rticular part Of the house. The
clanking OF chains, sepulchrsl groaps
and stealthy footsiepa, going up and
down stairs, banisbed all hope Of sleep,
and we'll nigh drove to desperation the
occu pants of the bouse, Who became
thoroughly convinced that some super
natural agencies were at work. When
asked IL he bad seen any unwelco.ne
nocturnal visitors he said that he had
beheld the sps ctre Of hand on one Of
the panes in his bedroom window for
several nights 10 succession, invariably
At ! O'Clock, the hour Of his father 4
death. Around the hand he said,
WAS . blne light which 1t up tho whole
room, and that eight which frightened
US all 20 much, ] don't want 70 sos
any more. Simultaneous with the
Of tho hand the dishe,
down stairs would begin that tsrribl,
rafting, tut were alWAys all right In
the morning. when It vas expected tt
find them shivered.'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
business aa0 rvnsie

The annual district convention OF tho rail
road and river coal miners At Pit sburg me,
on wednesday morning. Only az delegates
representing about half the its, were pres
ent. The old officers, President Costello and
Secretary Flannery, were re elected. 1t day
the question OF arbitration IN connection
with the railroad minerr, and the adyisabIli
ty OF organic ny the kanawba miners will bt
considered.
The dealers in hides fist Louis have es
tabllshed an exchange and will furnish Off
Al quotations in a few days.
The last loaded boat Of the season on the
delaware and Hudson Canal pa seed Fort
Je Wis on Wednes ay night. Yesterday the
water was drawn from the canal for the
winter
The Exposition Com missioners in Cincin
natl have ordered an assessment of 10 Del
cent on the notes ~ guarantors TO NEE,
the dehciences in this years exhibition
me expenses exceeded tho receipts abou
e. 100
Charles Stewart Company, DOR,
packers Of Cincinnati, Ohio, have made .,
assignment. Liabilities, ~ 900 assets, SO,
leo
David ST rnherp, dry goods merchan
OF Louisville, Kentucky, made an assign
nent yesterday. His liabilities are reporte,
at &JU0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
Targes Practice.

squad from Company c. ID. V. M.
In charge Of q. g. Dennison. marched
out to Scheutzen Park yesterday after
noon where they spent considerable,
time at target practice at the 200 yard,
range: The ,cors, out Of q possible 30
Is az follows
Robert Husbands, 81 ; G. W. Jones'
20 q. 6 Dennison, is w. 6. Jordan
IL w. p. Nandegrift, Is; Levi Fair
lamb, "a W. II. Way, IA 8. =. Wier
Is {. Mclaughlin, 10. The exercise
Was enjoyed by those who participated
The gold badge commended for by
memb ers Of Smyth Post Guards, in tar
get practice a: Scheuizen Park yester
DAY morning, was won by Sergeant
Major Richard Heritage, Who scored Il
points out Of a possible 20.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
DEAF n b.

JONtS-In Phiiadslphia Nov. Eth, 1885,
Annie l.. wife OF hobert X. Jonee, Of VIII
ming ton del.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
GRAHAM On the 2Ith inst. John rskin,
infant son OF J I'm 4. and Louisa Graham
Ano beloved grandson Of Joselh Stoeckle
and John Ia. Graham, aged Q months End
IL days
Funeral from the residence Of his parent,
. o clock. Interment at Wilmingt> and
Brandy wine cemetery.
vINSiNGEr-On Nov 9Th. AZ the resi-.
dence OF her son in-iaw, Daniel h. Gum
Minis. of Chances bill, N. j., I.avinis A.
Ninsinxer, IN the 20 h ) ear Of her age.
ka,atives and friends are respei tfully In
vited meet he funeral at the p, W. b.
Depot, fhise ty, on sunday morning, At IL
ocloc to proceed TO Sharp's cemetery, De-
ell county, Nd
NORTON-.,n the 27th inst, Mrs Mary
Norton, about 70 yesrs Of age.
The rel ,tives and friends are respectfully
Invited TO attend her funeral from the resi-
denoe Of her daughter, Mrs. sarah dempsey,
No 800 West Fourth street. on Monday
morning al = 0'cl cx. Solemn High Mass ~
1T. PctoI = church.
ROIG Frs On the 27th inst. John W.
Podgers. Of Wilmington. aged n years.
The relatives and iIlenaB u the family sre
invited 10 attend the funeral. rom the resi-
dence OF his father, NO. l0< Jefferson street
on Saturday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
rEr NY-On the 9Th inst, Neal Tenny
aged IS years.
Relative. and friend. are respectfully In
vited to attend his tu zero nom his late resi-
deDce, No. log JeEers)n street, on Saturday
afernoon, at z o'clock. lnterment at New
Catholic cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
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Omeer vsek ers Asasunaea.

While two men were engaged In Q
fight 1t Fourth and Pine streets Last
evening, officers Cannon and Vickers
put In an appearance and quickly took
the participants into custody. The
crowd WAS very disorderly and followed
10 the wake Of the officers, threatening
TO take the prisoners from them. While
proceeding along officer Vickers sud.
denly fell to the pavement having beep
stunned by stone thrown by one OF
the crowd. which struck him on the
head, infiictipg a severe CASH
As soon as the officer foil the crowd
made break for him, when Cannon
droT ped his man aud returned to assist
his fellow ofiicer, who appeared to be
severely injured. While rende ring
this assistance both the prisoners made
their escape. Mr.. Vichers, recovsriu 3
from his stupor, consulted q ply siciau
and had his wound dressed. Other
fights are reported in various sections
Of the city, in which no arrest were
made
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
A Rush Of Wed,i,,y.

While Thanksgiving va. suen,
various ways, quite number Of yos
people seem to have de,ermlpej
not another Thanksgiving day sbo|
pass over their heads and find M
still In the state of VIVA, is called sin
blossedeness. Amongs, those who !
tered the marriage state on wsdpes,I
were the Rev. William II. Edwsrdl
Harrington, who was married u N
Sarah Grinnell, n teacher in the NJ
ark Academy. Rev. IL. Polk, as1
ed by j. 8. Malone, performed th- 4
ding ceremony. The party left Tor n
adelphiH and yesterday went to a
riDgton, where a reception was d
given by Mr.. Edward con zregariod
William +. Silver aud Miss Ct
Cleaver were married at Eel Lion.
Rev. Julius Dodd, in the presence
large number of frierds
Rev @. W. Prettyman, on Weld
day, married MIR. Harry A. Miller|
this city, TO Miss Florence PITT Of ph|
delpria also Morris Palmer, to Y
Sarah 4. Waddington,an and started "
off on q happy Thanksgiving.
William Mcdowell, of PhisdepI
an express agent on the n. Y. P. s.
X. r., was married at Crisfeld, N
TO M ISIS Nora V. Richardson. Anon
those who postponed their wedd|
day were NJ. Manly brennan Of Ext
Md, and Miss Alice DOnnell
Newark, Del. who were married
Rev. Allen Griffith, in s., Thon
Episcopal church. After the weid1
the friends of the couple were emf
IN ined at the home Of the BRIG
mother. The presents were numenf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
A. Bethany Baptist.

Tho revival meeting a, Bethany
fist church Is on the increaeln mel
Last night the church was crowded
. number could not gain a1mi.'a
Rev. Thomas Needham preached U
most effective manner melting IN, y
ence to tears. AT the close Of Tue
vices a number arose for prayer a. y
mum be, of others signited their at
to unite with the church BY oapllsu
Mr.. Needham will preach seai'
night. The meetings will DO Conlia
indefinitely and Rev. Geo. T. Nte s
In expected 70 assist next "eeA'
looks now as ifth're was 10 yea
revival Ia that part Of the Guy, v
IN az result In building a new anu
church. Rev. Thomas Neeasa''
we'll pleased with Wiihlnn, .bi,
talks Of settling here, making l'l,
the rAdiating point FOR ns n. !!
which are In demand all over Tue I
trv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

and finally, aided BY bis wife. hustled
him out Of the house.
Hayden then slipped out the back
way, and upon gaining the street
challenged Gillespie to fight, but be-
fore the latter gave his consent, Hayd
jumped into him and the two fell.
when Hay en's wife ipterferred and
assisted her husband. During the
fracas Hayden had his leg broken aud
Gillespie was arrested. He was NJ.
raigneA 10 Municipal Court this morn
ing, but the witnesses being absent,
the case was postponed until this even
ing. Between 8 and Q O'Clock last
even ing . cutting ARRAY occurred near
Eighth and Shipley streets, beiw
two colored boys about l6 years Of age,
named William Hutchinson and
Ambroee Wilson. The latter had his
cost sleeve cut in two places and .
severe cash in his arm, inflicted with .
knife in the hands Of Hutchinson. The
Injured boy WAS taken 70 the police
station where his wound was dressed
by DR.. GrimshAW. His assa,lant WAS
arrested and win be given . hearing
this evening.
Shortly after midnig . crowd Of
colored men gathered in the vicinity Of
Third and French streets, and in short
time fuss ensued. From what could
be learned 1t appears that George John
son, Baltimore colored man Who re-
ceives the sobriquet Of " Baltimore. d"
and who Is the cause OF consider BILE
jealousy among the " ilmington colored
men. was attacked by = man named
John Batson, who hurled q stone At
him, striking him on the head. As
thiDgs we're becoming warm for "Balti.
MORE, he whipped out large seven
shooter aud fred three shots in close
proximity to the crowd, but without
doing any damage. Officer Cannon
hearing the shots started for the scene
but the crowd had dispersed, while the
man who did the shoofinR had started
on &" bee line" ~ Hedgeville. He
was pursued by several officers and
captured At Front and West streets by
officers Marques and Blackburn.
He was arrAigned this morning. but
the witnesses Of the fray being absent
the case was continued until this
evening.
At an early hour this morning,
Charles Evans, a colored man. wAs
brought to police station by officer
Osborne, suffering with an ugly wound
on the eft side Of the head above the
ear. The injured man had charge Of
the hall at Fourth and French streets.
where colored ball was being held,
and while in the performance OF his
duty was set upon by crowd offouRhs
and badly beaten. No arrests were
made. The affair created considera BILE
excitement, but before the police ar.
rived the disorderly chars cters had dis.
appeared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
A kacesssfuI E.ters.sumeu,

The entertaininent given by the
American Mechanics In Odd Fellow
Hall, Saturday evening, Novem her 9th,
was very successful affair, a. the
following report of the com m ittee
shows
fhe total receipts &2O4. oil
And the ex penses, $l2s. OS
leaving n net gain OF SIS. 95
which will be used toward the purchase
OF library Tor their room az Fourth
and King streets, for the use of the
memb beers. The comm ittee who had
charge OF the entertainment are entitled
TO great credit for the very successful
manner In which the affair was coDd uct.
ed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
FIT Til EDITION


o.1 Ine Superior sS.a oour. reoonvsa., =.
Ir r.oen .nis morning. with ' ,hs a.
o suS MeI AND Associate judges 'e W "
ana houston on the bench n, WolN
the second panel Of inro,. The roll
names. "'"ered TO ,b1
The jury in the case n, Rat,
q 20. VA. the executor "1' r sinph}
murray, deceased, were VI II, hNzab
some length by the Chief JInaieed
retired ~ 1928 O'Clock Justice
Iecrgs Y; N. Lothrop and W ~.
N. Lillebridge, Esqs., two If W. W iIla
,nR members OF the bar ~ 'I n .ea
~ ionlgan, were introduced y, " w. ue y
~ William @. spruanoe " .ueCoI
welcomed BY the Chief .Ju,,,n m@p az
n a. tne May term Of Court. wm.
y. spruancs, Esq, moved for a VIII" WI.
M...n on the Diamond ~.
Match Company, u comnsl "u 10, 80
exhibit their books To b N In R,o inel
OF Detroit, Michigan, a s,oon taa,usq
the concern. This was raaIe
,vsoise GRAY and Benjamin NJ,
Esqs., the attorneys for ,hs rs., Niei
VINO moved TO quash the mo,,nn uuei
ground that 1t did not present ,,O u on
case. f'"eh' prop
The matter was brourb, hs,o,.
Court this morning BY w y1'ore
SpruaDce. and George Y. n ia.
Esqs and an argument .n,usJ O' vi
which should make the opsnino u !, y
nnaily decided that the onenirc ~ !.
DO made by the attorney. tor ". 800 o,
ardson, and Mr.. Spruancs co n,, ~
hts argument by reading an assd.
made by Mr.. Richardson SETTING 'I I
groands on which he apple. f NV
writ OF maDdaRus. He then n,o ~,
70 cite number Of authoritiss 49, S.a
on the case and continued unt,i I' r.
TOOK recess at O'Clock IN mS
3 o'clock. m's
Al O'Clock the Court ords,sd
hailifi 70 bring in the jury in ,bs ~,
ingham case, who had been on, n,
hour and q hall, for further in.,,ur,
after which they again retired
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
RRIED.

PALMER-wADD IN9TON-On wednes-
day. &c h inst. at the residence Of the
brides parents, or " est Thi d ST. Get, by
Rev. ~. W. Pretty man, Mr.. Howard Pal.
mer TO Miss Sarah l.. Waddinglon, both Of
this city.
MlLLEk-PlTT On Wednesday. 18th
inst, ct the resid Q noe Of the groom. los
Trenton Place, BY Kew. q. W. Prettymsp,
Mr. Harry A. Mi Ter, 81 Wilmington, e
Miss Florence Pitt, OF Philadelphia.
SILvER-t,LEAvEk the 10th Inst q
the residence Of the brides parents. neal
KIRK ~ood, BY the ev Julius Dodd, Mr..
william y. silver 10 Miss CLARA Cleaver
daughter Of Mr.. Peter CleAver.
X OSS SELL CARkOLL-At l2O< French
street, on the nth 0! Hov.,bv Fev VIM. Bill
lingsty. Mr.. VIM. l.. Russell To Miss Sarah
Carroll, both OF New Castle County.
LEACH-LlPPINCOT the nth o
November, by Rev. Henry u. Ltndsay, al
his residence, A05 West Fourth at Get. Mr.
Plummer h. Leach and Miss Mary A
Lippincoti. all Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
A NuccesafulA 3nir.

The wanty second annual reception Of the
Shields Library Association, which took
place IN In titute Hall on "wednesday even
ing, was very successful affair, upwards OF
eVo persons being present, while 164 couples
700. part Ia the grand march, which was led
py FRANK A: MeCloskey and ulster, Nell M G.
niady And Misc Mollie Garner. MAJ. Maho-
W. ~ ana Miss Mary Cottingham. Joseph A.
lster.
a feature OF he match was the forming OF q
maltese cross. Refreshments we're served 70
nj WINE the invited guests were treated to n
sumptuous rcpast. Tie affair was an enjoy
aoit ne and dancing vas kept ny until an
early hour In the morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

St. Paul's Commandtry z ~. !
knights gave q very plea'Iuu, ,n
tainmeut at the lnstitnle ;, n ami
night in honor Of their elgn'a ., t
sary. Among those VINO : p s,s a
actively in the exercises W. Se'I usrd
number Of members OF t9s ~ ~ h
Lodge OF this Safe ana nc % % pa ps,rr.
Grand Chapter Rev. u w. AMI
A. U. ichurch made tllne ,, Han
propriato address. Professor .i mi a
string band furnished the y, lp Tnish,l
occasion, aud a squad Of o NINA
full uniform under tls ,l
Noah White went tlr1 .'s,r,e
which was an attractive l lG1's wife
occasion. Noah White anu .,d IN nj
hundred couples in q gran ras nd
The tainment wa ,;ms furi
throushcut AMI ended IN ''' nstOrs
participants to get home ''
morning hours.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
Local Preacher r,bO|

The Local Preac9 1yei;,m I q
snoe, viii meet IN o. at $50 q
i RsY' Day. Mr. Green, Of ~, SsT as,os
preach. A session ,S nn.a =, in ibs
n wi BE- and nf, on - asaia :, v Gf''is a
Afternoon. Preaching CD inn!ss,ock. Anra
the nsu even vein ip b n made to morrow
. for sunday
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
ran mich Thank's'..h

Judge Cumpins occu ,pi. morpiI
At Municipal Court t.d 'n With vas4
Thomas Fsrra, charged " ds,s, vi
was committed for fi We, 'i iSsnedi|
warning to leave the city 'D"
after liberation William
George Quiglsy and .a !" lined q
for drunkenness were e"en
costs. "a d;sOrd
Joseph Todd, drunk !, AND al'd costs s
Was required to pay I'D :, charged
liam Bisckiston, coIore'' ,slusd \
stea ling q silver w ,aa,nrsd' was b
from Isaac Bond. oo'o turther hs1
the sum of $500 for .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

simple integrity, simple fairness.
simple justice TO poor and rich alike
giving TO each one hts rightful duss'
striving neiiher.to overssll nor TO under.
bny goods or labor, mourning no debts
That admit OF a possible doubt of beips
promptly met, and Turing no one else d
10 so-in short, carrying out in the
aaily life the principles Of honesty and
Fairness Is the very best and most eff.
clent means of bepefiting the communi.
", and the only foundation on which Ia
ouiid benevolence worthy Of the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

1t 10 now q current street report that daily
one cent morning paper, under the able and
experienced mAnag en-, mt Of Edgar II. Cook,
ia 10 be stsrtsd IN Z fsw dsya The name Of
the paper 10 70 be the DAily Telegram, and
A. 7. Y hftfaker 10 20 do the printing. II II
said that II is to he q stock concern. run on
the co operative p inciple, and that the late
striking Nor ing News CONF ositors are the
principal stock holders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

That gold and silver watches "A veil
a. 1ewelry and silverware can be pnr.
chased at Willard r. Davis. No. q
! East second street, at prices that are
really surprising. Quick sales and
small sl profits, together with honesl
u ..'' and light expenses, 10 bound e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
ECZEMA ON A CHILE.

Your most valuable CUTicunA RE~EpsEs nav,
" this for tn benefit Of those who troublet
sth ssin disease, Ny little E,ri vas trouble,
iedicines. bv: did not do her any good until
sod the CUTICURA REMEDIES, which speedil,
ured her, for which l owe you many thanks ann
,Any nightS o: rest.
ANTON BOssAIRR. U~to~ Bal-.v.
EpfupunnH JHp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

III. 10Th anniversary ,s s;ll b. be 81
evening. A very yer, ,as been pr
music and speaking ""'
far the occasion
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

cough, Tor wsaf =, i IL fam { con .a,I
the the SS' 1sas tubes s,,,s st e u c,n'''
to try just one "0''
Syrup.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

I1e secret of art beauty lies not IN
cosmetics, but only in pure blood and a
naeaithy performance OF the vital func-
Ip,ons, 70 be obtained by using DuPPY's
TofE BAILEY MALT WHISKY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

Mothers whose Systems have bs.
o9me weakened from tho Care and
Nuinng Of Children, will And Duffy's
NAT Whisky a True StrenRthina
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

"Duffy's Malt Whisky Stimulates
the Digestive Organs to Healthy
Action, Enriche. the Blood and Builds
up the Shattered Sy stem"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

" Not the Least Trace Of Fusil OH
Is conta ined In Duffy's Malt Whisky.
1t 10 therefore the Only Genuine Medi-
cinAl whisky"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

At 502 King street is the place to get
good meals, at all hours. Come and
taste
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28

TINE DENVER RESTAURANT Is NOW
l. open for the accom- cd alton Of both
ladies and gentlemen on the N. 4. corner OF
Front and Walnut streets. Transient board.
ors and dodgers accommodated.
p28-1t@ MRS. L. M. PARSONS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
Personal.

Thanks tor kind words sent on Tues.
dac Wtu,d be- PLEASED 10 hear from
yoDagain. +. II. g.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
THE AkTlZANs' SAVING BANK.
NO. SOB MARKEr STREET.

FEBRUARY 2s, ls2
Open to receive deposits daily from .. N
until p. m, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that e.
pronts upon its Investments, except 30 much
as is required for tho payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus fer the 50
curity OF depositors. shall DO divided among
the depositors.
No manager 10 allowed TO borrow any part
ofthe funds deposited with the Corporation
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush. Clement h. Smyth,
M. j.. Ldchtenstein, Geo. 3. Capelle,
Chas. W. Rowland, N. X. Benson,
Jos. L. Carpenter, Jr., Job H. Jackson,
VIM. H. swim, Henry F. Dure,
Anthony Higgins, Edward Pussy.
WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES,
GDo. W. BUSH 9uo g. OAPBLLl
PRESIDENT. Vice-Presidenk
Z. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
uylow-u Jos. NJ. MATHxR Auditor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
gczEMA TWENTY YEARs.

Ny grat,tude TO God h unbounded for the relic
have obtained from the use Of the cu1IcuR.
fEhKDIHs. ] have been troubled with Eczemi
n my legs for twenty years. ! had not n coinforta
De night for yesrs the burning and itching ven
,htensei Eow ! Am happy 70 say ! have n,
mbs remAir "a q token Of my former misery.
HENRY l.. SMITH
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
rErrHR OF THE SCALP.

TETTEK OF THE HCALP.
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te top Of the scalp. used your CUTIoURA REM
DIKs about six weeks. and they cured my scalt
srfectiy and nov my hair is coming back a. thici
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-28
IVY POISONING

For all cases OF poisoning by ivy or dogwood.
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