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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

Daniel Dryer, a stranger in these
parts, was arraigned before Judge Cum.
minis rhis morning upon the charge Of
drunkenness. He plead hard TO DO lot
of and upon promising to leave the
city, he was discharged. Thou az
Lloyd, colored, for being drunk and
disorderly, was tined 81 aud costs. Ed
ward Crosby and John Saville were
charged with being drunk and disor
derby in William Kaiser's saloon yes
terdsy Ii morning and afternoon. Saville
plead guilty, but Crosby denied being
drunk.
When the Judge announced that he
would impose fine OF 81 and costs in
each case Crosby said that he won
get even with Kaiser BY preferriu = a
charge against him for selling liquor on
Sunday.
Antonio Stone, fer committing an
assault ON Vincencio Pasquali, was
ordered TO pay fine of $40 and COSTS
From the evidence Of the Italian wit
nesses, Lewis Porter acting as inter
prefer, it was learned that the two men
became engaged in a quarrel. and during
the scufiie Stone cut Pasquih on the
arm with a knife. intiictinR painful
wound.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

George Driscoe, colored, charged Nth
several robberies, was taken from two
deputy sheriffs and lynched at New
Bridge, in Anne Arundel county, Mary
land, last Wednesday night. He was
lynched on the public road at q point
about Is miles from Annapolis. The
lypchers numbered about eighteen
mask sd men. A coroner's jury render.
ed verdict that Briscoe's death was
" caused by strangulation at the hands
OF parties unknown" During the COM
initial of one of his robbeIies, Briscoe,
1t is said, fired At q woman who was ex.
pected TO become a mother, and she is
now insane from the shock.
Matthew McCanuon has been arrested
in New York for horrible brutality TO
his wife. On Thanksgiving night he
put out her eyes with shoemaker awl
because she approached him for getting
drunk and leaving her on a sick bed
alone all day. II is doubtful If she will
recover.
Joseph Davis was arrested In Gin
cinnati on Thursday night for the muir
der of Henry kertman at dance on
Sunday night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

The rain last night stopped tempo
rarily the work on the new r. * T.
Railroad bridge across the Brandy
wine. About q hundred workmen had
been employed on the bridge day and
night for the last two weeks and
another week without ram will about
complete the temporary structure.
Construction trains will hen be run
across on "a single track, and the work
of asing tbs track on towards Claymonr
will be rapidly push"a 'is expected
that by The Nrsi ol J.A.... t.-4-s -i'
be run ac.oss .he State from line u
iit,, tnereby complying with the con.
ditions of the charter.
constant crowd is in attendance
watching the erection of the bridge, "a.
sight that only comes once in a life
time
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

MEssRs. EDITORS My attention
has tcen called to an article in the
Every Evening ON the 22d instant. en-.
titled Let there be light" In the ar.
ticle II Is iptimated that the lights were
turned out before the audience had left
the auditory OF the theatre on the pipht
before. The dude who penned the item
10 question has ainly drawn on his
Imagination for the darkness, as the ar.
rapgement OF the lights makes IL inn.
possible TO turn out all the lights from
the stage.
The lights In the back part of the
auditory are not under the control of
the gas man while he Ia on the stage,
and are sufficient to light the room, II
the gas should he shut of on the stage.
me article WAS written with the inten.
ton OF conveyinga wrsng impression
and injuring, il possible, the business
o. the Opera House. l would suggest
shat the Every Evening delegate au
honest man 10 report the Amusements
In this city. Yours. etc.
JONI j. DoU0HERTY, Gas.man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
T # II LOTION
A
SuperiOrtnu..

:, Nuft re convened M
nr,s as AFTERNOON with all I. '0yk
pesent, and Mr. Spruarce ,a "u Judgi
argument In opposition to im,. NJ, b
no.'eh 10 quash the rule H. - uray|
mandamus, compelling ~ writ |
STATE Match Coinnany " Dismor
po 1ss 70 David NJ. Ricbaod,oorr 'oi. lhd
nolder. re.iding in 0oirn,i asnc
Az Tour o'clock The secopd ,,,. hlDchiga,
TOTS summoned for yes,erjnY "e o.
was discharged from tn-, NJ! Con
ance until next Monday mn,n a'tea
IVY -. r m me case of Buckjngham I
VS., Eiiaabeth Murray - execn an "
y o. f.35 O'Clock witl, a " v r'1
favor OF the plaiptlh Tor ,s ,g' G
request Of X. Bradford ''Ii "
Jurors were polled. NM isqr I
S ns.eIea mat 1t was hi verlIct "
Spinance CONTINUED his ar,,,, n's'
oo'clook. when Court ,o, -o,'a' M
~ O'Clock this morn.n, aa
rms mornings session ~,
court convesed at 10 o'cloc1 agrH
the judges preseng. hem" M1
Esq, made the open ar,,, ,n ne'
the respondents, in fay9- - " "
the RUE on the Diamond SAT- ~
company to show cause xLya MAJ
mandamus should uo, b. l..nst "h'
psiling them to produc. the,r ho' C.. 60
the inspection of u. N R,cts, UI"
stockhnlder residing il Detroit
Mr. Nie'ds concluded Nj, .,o,r
At ll.l5 o'clock, and wa n 'ns "%
George Gray, who sl.n arpg,.l i" ~
siiion to the writ. II. ss,i i. ", u
not cito any moreaa:l,rl,,.. as a.
had already been pre..n "A h v.v ~
sides. He commended IN, ,ta -.
hah access TO the books. bl, ,bs,
wanted to 20 still further and cony
accounts ~ that be could sprea1,t
on the Court record, Ia pstror
thus make public the 3glnes. ,,s
actions OF q private corporation
MI. Gray contenleA that in ibia j..
the Court had M Jurisdiction q
claimed that even II it had. TN, wa
very doubtful QUE, and al autbo,,,,
agree, that whenever there was Al
doubt, n ~rit OF maldamus sbonld
efnsed. He continued until / o'clol
when Court adjourne. until this sit
noon. II Is possible ,ha, Argument n
not be concluded 'o-day.
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n Seh00uer Released

The schooner Ann L. Lockwvou
Gently seized by United states Msi' Y
McMullen at the instanc' OF 'le9s M
Of the Carrie Hall Lister,wfo DM
led the schooner for dama,s sustain
has been released The VII, ss y
returnabls in the Court Of Au'1 a
yesterday, but ar agreement ns wi
viously been made between Tue '" ph
and j. Warren Coulston, L.qa@ III
delphia, attorney for thr oN le, ,,. q, J
Lock wood. The stiru a'l'h' Ns az,
900, and yesterday, the a isIhe X.
panied by J. Taylor Gauss u 'D ana
w. A. Trubee, Of Conneclisu ,ta v0s
the owners, and Captain Ma w M
the libelled schooner, APPEAR, n
s. Redmond Smith, Esq, cei 0nscl|
U. s. Court, before whom Sish
bonds were given, after WIZ.
schooner was formally ts .sason !
turpeu over to Captain Ma'nssJRa XII
decided to resume bis voyage ,v " a n
to which port he was bouhu Wv"
of coal when the boat was 'fi'N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
EDITION,



State Treasurer Houston will bo Mt
the PHILADELPHIA National Bank ON
January LIST, 2nd and 3rd, for the pur-
pose nj paying bonds Nos. Glib for
81 600 each, which fall due on January
LIST. interest to cease after that date.
Engine No. AZ, attached To the ex-
press train due In this city at ) 30 p. 10.
met with n slight accident 10 Its ma
chinery yesterday near Edgemoor,
which cansed q delay Of about fifteen
minutes.
Train Dispatcher ID. II. Mackev aud
Assistant Station Master, T. Is. Brison
Mt the p, w. Il Is. station, have gone
down the State on short cunning ex-
petition. The game will no doubt sui.
Ter.
The "Only" Nolan, formerly OF the
Wilmington base ball club paid q visit
to this city yesterday. He has been &C.
cured tor mex. season by the Philadel.
phIa League team.
Worrall Bros, OF Kennett Square,
Pa have purchased q carload OF hogs,
which will appear in the shape Of sAu
sage and scrapple in the Second street
market OF this city.
Helen, six .year.old daughter OF
Swithin Chandler, of Media, Pa, and
niece OF DIR. Shottlidge, Of this city,
died on Monday last from an attack Of
membraneous Group.
The name and number Of Rows
China Store Is directly over the door
Look for II, IL is there. AIS King
street.
Deputy Sheriff Chambers, who was
shot during The Italian riot at Newark
on Monday is improving.
Daniel w. Lynch is lying dansaron ,
ly i'll at his re. id,nce. No G05 WASH.
ington street.
OK tail soup al PrtciucJ House,
Second and Tatua Il streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
LEGAL Preachers Meeting,

The local preachers and sxhor-er,
the Wilmington NJ Z Conference ca
menced their twentv.slxth annua. ;,
sion In st. Pauls NJ. T.. church i
evening. a sermon vas preached
the Rev. Danicl Green Of Ne~e,
This mornings session WAS se, an
for tho discussitn Il tie fpllesj
questions
Resolved. Tba; iAA teacher, int
Sabbath schools do rat 'abur Tor i
look for the immediate conversion
the scholars az much as they ouah;
do. Does not GOD exercise spec
providence IN ali the Interest,", .pirtt
and temporal, OF those who 1--we bin
What is the duty Of he prOiesis
Church. a. 1t relates % !.0malisn,
influence, and lis present attitude
this country Does n0;a refusal
believe End accept rkel crime Of DO
Des, sanctiticatinn or p'F'-et iJve. {
danger our pas,rs-iDn Hii.e 1le,s.l
of pardon and ll.idca'ef HC
may the ministers AL n nbsrs 81 I
NJ. + church hest strengthen al bui
up tn church A.. acGoDpli'
the purpose o. IL aisl'
scatter the scriptural ho.lre" over 4
lands What pro,T-c' IS there III
the gospel OF cur l.efl itsus chrI
shall universally pr.5ai lnd that
world subdued aud ,yitsl-' shall SIT
the feet of Jesus ard .essa tssors
him ?
Resolved, That r1 - 'a-luaoq
Prohibition, We are 10 JOS oil ho9
Option as the best meal' u 4rslfo!
the liquor rattle, ard 'a. egg
ture or law makins lQ@rf ia' 'teh
to deny the peoI,s = t+''mihe
ballot wLetlirF ~ ~ xica''|
drinks sha ! be sold A. a ar2 rage
The Rev Z ". B.k-F -. pTeaea
7 30 O'Clock ms evening 10 mot'j
the Q " i'll he Love F,as. at aoc'0.,A|
IN. Preaching at 10 Soa IN. pyo;
Dill Children's meeting at oe~
p. IN ; Preaching at : 70 p II. oy9
Smith.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

The undersigned has just opened in
ms large new building at the corner OF
Nihth and I King streets, rooms for
the manufacture and sale OF Marble and
State Nantes. Mintrn Tiles Of a II kind :
oimporied direct by myself, Monu.
mental works of all descriptions, aud
stone work In general. Special attention
gwen TO Jobbing and repairing. l
nave had twenty-seven years expert
ence in the business In Wilmington.
ana feel confident that can do satis-
factory work in any department.
invite all my old friends and the pub
nc In general to call and examine the
hne display in my show-rooms. VIII.
LIAM DAVIDSON, corner Ninth and
King streets. VIZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
Deaths uDO1ngA.

Perry II. Harris, for many years a
driver IN the employ of George w.
stone. died last night At his home over
Market street bridge, after . short III
ness Of about two weeks. He had been
complaining for sOme time but, was not
bed last until the above time, when be
was seized With n coneestivs chill, after
which he CO n'inned 70 grow worse until
deAih reieved bin Of his sufierings.
Deceased vas about IS years OF a.e
aud well known as an upright and
honest colored man. At one time be
was waiterin The Washington House,
Market street above Second, which was
kept by Joseph Hopes, He leaves a
widow To mourn his death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

A WAGON containing six men wa
struck by an engine AT a railroad cross
ing IN San Rafael, California, on Tues
day night. Gerald II. Thomas an
Ed~ar O'Donn-l were killed; Geo-g.
Hardy was fatally injured, and anoth
er man had an arm broken.
The coal sheds Of Adams * Co., il
Boston, tumbled down on FRIDAY morn
ing, buryiug Henry Knox and Thomas
Hendri ken. There is little d no. that
the men were killed, but their bodie
have not been reached.
Five men were badly injured on Fri
day by the fall OF a scaffold on the roo
ola new church in Syracuse, New York
One of them, named Peter,C GriswolG
is believed ~ he fatally injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
The bfIerinalty.

u NfIu fNhFV bLIIAN.
! saw in Fridays Morning News the
name of Mr.. Elias n. Moore, Of Ape
uulnimink Hundred, mentioned as a
candidate for Sheriff in 1886. Mr.. Moore
has been an active member of the Re
publican party for long time. He has
served on the County COMMITTEE, and il
always ready to do his duty at all
times. He was strongly urged to he a
candidate sometime ago, and his many
friends win be- glad To have fine chance
of voting for him in 1886. Mr.. Moore
IL well known in this city, having re-
sided here a numb of years ago. He
Is gentleman in every respect, and
will makea strong candidate. VOTER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
Quite n SuFDrfso.

The patrons of the Opera House were
agreeaby surprised Oh "Wednesday
evening and Thursday with a new arii
handsome drop curtain, that was used
AZ the close Of the performance on WEE
nesday evening for the first time, and
received with cheers. 1t is painted IN
limitation Of handsome drapery, aud
was executed by the master hand oil
scenic artis Hawthorn, who has been
busy at the Opera House all summer
with the Improvements made in the
scenery, and the new curtain, the Viii
mington Opera House will nov com
pare favorably with any in cities o
the same size throughout the country
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

This evening Hyde q n % "a Hod
atrels will appear at the ul' %', d
for the first tine ID ihs sae.t bal
company is composed Of iinf,, lined 1
sve a' Of the members re'' =. i, ssts)
connected with HanGe'
company. .r,ulpgs
Monday and TuesdaY ,,,,n dad
new and powerful. Anl't w + 1
"The Powers VI ~, md "
be prese nted ny Il tirsI c n ,br ncrs
strong company, with az ,,naepfci|
fects, thrilling situatiop' :, ,nirisp
scenery and splendid N 'c ,,,aation ID
: be third ac., the great lAnu'" ~ 10
, introduced, which IS ID" on
Of the finest ever p't'el
stage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
Cleveland and Hendricks.

:, Speaking of the reports that Mr.
ieYeiand and Nj. Hendricks are al
seady IN straitened personal relations
senator Baker said last night There
~ hoihing remarkable In such a con.
ailioh OF things. believeit is the or.
iihary curse of events" The gentle.
man standing about, some OF them old
pontirians, began to name over recep,
i"lhis'ratlons 70 ascertain the force
o. the Senator's suggestion. they
S . IL as true Of Garfield and Arthur,
layes and Wheeler g rant and Wilson
oIaht al d Colfax, Lincoln and John.
son ont so far as any one knew wa,
ny ~, True in the case of Lincoln And
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
sim seudinK Watermelon

The Smyrna Times of Wednesday
says
Payntsr Frame, o. Harbeson,
sussex County, shipped yesterday 8
Wstermelons one to Grover Cleveland,
PRESIDENT elect, weighing 30 pounds /:
one to the Hon. Thomas r. Bayard,
weighing y pounds, and one to Alfred
l'urton, Wilmington, weighing 20
pounds These melons have been kept
IN good condition since the season.
mr. Frame usually has them for his
own use until Christmas. He has a
reputation as the great water melon
grower, and sold the past Summer, 1t
! Stated, 400 pounds of seed for plant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
Holiday OPENING.

We respectfully announce our thirty.
second annual opening of fine Holiday
Goods. The !arges' and finest assert.
meDt we have ever displayed. The
goods require no praise they speak fol
themse. ves, and we cordially invite
every one to call and feel perfectly free
TO examine the stock without feeling
that you should buy.
Very truly, c. r. THOMAS & Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
Handy BOYS.

Mullin x Son, sixth and Market,
have made hundreds of boys happy by
giving them one OF their watches with
suits bought of them. Now, we are u
the opinion the parents will be just as
happy wheL they find they have got a
satisfactory suit for their boys at the
lowest price tor which they could b.
mad, and very much less than 10 any
sell the same kind for withouta wstch.
The ready cash does it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

The following special jury has been
drawn by the request OF John Biggs,
Esq attorney for the plaintiff in the
case of Joshua Clayton, assignee, VS..
James H. Scowdrick and wife, and the
case has been marked for rial next
Monday morning
Wilmington. Joseph l.. Carpen ter, Jr. ,
William NJ. Candy. Isaac G. Pyle, j.
Augustus McCaulley. j. Parke Postles.
jobs Pyle, George w. Bush, Francis
\. Buck, Christian Febiger brandy
wine. William G. Lodge. Adolphns
Husbands New Castle, John Pugh
Lewis L. Eliason Christians. Rober.
G. Justis, X l.. ArmstronR;.Mill Creek
Thomas l.. j. Baldwin White Clay
Creek, Theodore r. Armstrong. John
Filling Pencader, George ID. Medill,
j. wilkins Cooch Red Lion, Charles
G. Ash st. Georges. Daniel w. Cor.
bit Appoquiuimink. Henry II. Apple
ton, and Blackbird, Samuel Roberts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
Horseand Wsxon Recovered.

John Il. Days horse and wagon that
was stolen few days since from his
residence on the Philadelphia turnpike,
has been recovered at Ridley Park.
The horse was RAINING away when IL
was caught by au operator at the block
station ON the railroad, who had obtain
I'd a description of the animal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

,, emmanuel Chapel at the Highlands.
Ola. was recently completed, and OF
pnich full account was given In the
nnrubLicAS at the time, will be con-
9 ,nted by Bishop Lee at 8 O'Clock to.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

STEVE NsON-ln this city. Nov %. 1854,
Isaac Stevenson, In the 55th year Of his
age
Due notice OF the tune al will be g.von.
VINSlNG ER-Un Nov 23.h. at the resi-
dence of her SON in-law Daniel Is. Cum
minis, of Cramers' III, N. j., Lavin'a A
VinsinRer, In the 10 h ear VI her age
Re atives and iIiends are respe tfully In.
yited t. meet the funsrai at the = W 4 Il,
Depot, this CITY, on sunday morning, at l[
o'cloc', to proceed TO Sharp's cemetery. Ce
ell tounty, Nd.
NOCTON-On the 27th mt, Mrs. Mary
NoctOn, about 10 year, OF aye
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the resi-.
dence OF her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Lem psey
NO 1903 West Fourth street, on Monday
morning at 9 O'Clock. Solemn High Mass a,
st. Peters church.
JONES-ln Philadelphia Nov. nth. 1887,
Annie L., wife OF Robert H. Jones, Of vii
ming ton Del
The relatives and frienos OF the family o re-
invited TO attend the services from the resi-
oence OF her sister, 2C2S Spring Garden street
on onday, December LIST at 10 20 a. m In
terment at Byn Maur, Pa. Private.
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TUESDAY, DLO. 9TH, 1856.

TUESDAY Do. 9TH, 1854,
at prompt O'clock. y. H.. on tn, premises,
With ut postpot enent, withdrawal or under.
bidding.
This property hiss been % 3ihef and piottcj
In seven parcels as 10! ow. No. "A two
s.ory and rntshod attic 81 sssntiai brick
dS,liing, In the tentr OF the town. at the
corner u the main street ant VI Newport
roat with ID rooms 10 all including one for
meily used AS store. 4 lake stable with
room for three horses and two cows <. cd
VOL water In ard, and u large q arden.
No. .. A NV story Trans no Use with stone
bscz buildings, looms, ami sood garden
isota OF foregoing as shown by iencos ami cs
tablished lines.
No. 3, A two DRY double stone house, four
ootns ca h, IN al. eight rooms large yard
and garden, and gooi we'll q wat Lot 81
oy feet.
No lot 49, feet on Newport roa !, with
orchard and spring house. al DIN bg 10 5 OF
Thomas bait II and others uprising !. out
q acres
40. .. 8. ami :. About isl Il. etch iroat n
Newport .ad, all with good chestnut rad
other timber, ana twt Win waite the three
lots comp isins sbout 50 acres. adIoininx
lar ds OF W l. Wis DiIw0rih and others.
Inc Mansion Is adapted for GUNNER
boarding house. or for sire or physicians
purposes.
Terms Of sale 10 .rc,nt on day OF safe
an additional 20 per Ger I. cash on or before
January /. 1850, on Nos. ]. ~ s. q, and /;
and ~ er cent, cash on No 2, ON o. before
March 18th, 1855. Mortx ~ es n each for the
other ooe-h u, for three year., at per cent.
M IN day OF ga 9, final settlemo and osses-
sion o be made and giyen respectively. at
the lines above PANIED for the ala nee Of the
: per cent. cash payments The u ortgages
IN ate OF tho buildings to be secured by pro
per nre insura nee policies Taxes for 1854 TO
be rad by $, liers. Bear in mind that this
sale is positive and without reserve. and will
pay to attend HEALDh CO
Central Exchange. gents TO eft, ct the sale
no 29,2,5 ,s4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

the new Sunshine fire place heater, and
Sunshine square stove and heater. The
anchor stove, Anchor heater, new Iris,
new Orlando, new Early Dawn heater
and castor heating stoves. Blu lock,
Min til and Orange streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
United states Court.

The United States Circuit Cont was
In session yesterday, and argument
WAS heard in the case of Wright's ad
min istrators vs.. Churchmau execu.
tors. The plaintiffs were represen ed
by Hoffecker & ioffecker and the de.
PENDANTS by Lore & Emmous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
NOW islhe Tina

That notions, trimmings and zephyr
goods can be purchased at prices that
are surprisingly low, at 300 Madison
street. Mrs. Blocksom also does all
kinds OF plain and fancy sewing, call
and leave your orde $, ladies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

Rern u CN's thermometer raetstn-ef
'esterdsy, AZ degrees az 3 M, As ri
Up. m, and AZ NJ 10 D. m.
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s.yere Fal''

While workmen were t W.. ctrrcb
painting the interior o, "a, adding I
prscipita!iue the wo' X. ~"r.d j. serious
but they fortunately en-, ,ha church
Jury. The pastor OF Inc . no bapr.
Rev. W. X McFarIan, , an ,be accd
occurred, was severely t,ad N1
ceiving q bruise on IN ;ou. for I
time,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
To tho Ladies'.

Our wavy front pieces are reliable
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Hair Switches from one dollar up.
Hair goods in the latest style, at a bar.
gain. Hair iawelrv for Christ mas gifts.
Mre. A. S. Rollo, 7O2 King street.
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fratepnSl Wait

N Inns evening Jefferson Council. No
a ~, U. A. M :, Of this city, will pav
oil faernal visit to Golden Star Conn.
thi,. no nc; 9l9, of LinwoOd, Pa, leaving
'his city on the TAO .. m. train.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

Do not for moment let your conf q.
dence be.ray you into supposing your
self incapable Of IN istake. 1t is indeed
n serious blund ar to refuse to take DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup when you even
suspect that you have taken cold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

OF holiday goods on Monday at Row =
china store. AIS King street. So 600
dollars worth of new and beautiful
goods, at il5 King street. /. L. Row.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29
OtheIIO, New Nay Tower.

Alpine. Record and Stuart ranges, cold
bv Bullock, Ninth and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del. Agents for Orr
Paynter's line uf stoves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

Twenty one dozen blue M ed me inc
shirts, rednced from 30 to % cents, at
Cranor X Co.'S f21 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-29

A RATTLE FOX A SINGLE BARREL.
"A breeeh loading shotgun, on Wednesday
evening, december 10, at lreiand's srootfnx
gallery, Fifth and MARIE streets n296t