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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-15

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BEN beiben &inbern i9ritten SwDlf feline
Gnsel nit S9uunenhiigeln ppr Dem Sals
ba6in ber uno wenbetet ii9 bemielben BON
3eit gu Belt gu, UNI nit pslen Sdnben
Slumen auf ben @es gu ~itreuen. Stride
Stiumet, wel9e Gbordle iangen, we9ielz
ten nit BEN Sdiien Der Mdnrer. 3uii3en
bieien SGnsern i6ritt Der Sfarrer lambert
nit 9eienttem 2luse unter Dem Salba6in
bubtn; in ieiner 9anb i3immerte bic NtOns
ltrans.
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@ese nieber, I'M ii9 bann ber GroSelion
anSui9IieBen, wel9e balo bel SranSisfa's
Gltar anlanste.
Oils Die arme Srau ben fleinen Sobanz
mes erblitte, ais lie bic gborfnaben in ib>
aen rptben lleberwiirfen urib ipitenbeietten
Semben lab, ities plOtli6 Die Ser9an9ens
belt por ibr auf: Ia Die unper9eBli3en
Mutterfrsuben ~fiiIten ibr Sers auf's 9teue
nit Idnsit erloi9enem @lanse iie seba9te
jener Gage, no ibr Subert elm dbnli6es
2anm al blauem Sanbe geleitet, 9eba9te
Der StunHen, mo iie i'm, NIT Dem ielbit9es
fertigten Gborbembe 9ei9miift, bic +. Wteis
lie btenen lab. Die %ieltenen @liifielisteis
ten tbres 2ebens, Die feierIi6en @prte,
wel9e ber Grieiter ausseipro9en, ais iie
aus ieiuer Sano ben Sraurins empfangen,
Der ite fir 9eben unb COB nit @ilbelm
perbaub aue @rOBe, Starfe unb Grba>
benbeit Ser 0teIi9ion gewann pieber 2eben
in ibr unb bob ibre Seele aus Der tiefen
ger3astbeit bis gum Simmel empor, wabs
renb ber 9rteiter nit Dem bo9wirbisiten
@ute Ben Se9en ertbeilte. Sin unbe:
i6reiblt9er Sriebe ienfte ii9, wie nit
S9win9en, alf Tie nieber iie empfano je.
ne &raft, mel9e Mdrtprer 9ei6ufien bat.
unO wdbreub lie bas 9aupt inter Der Seq:
nung ibres 6eiIanbs beuste, buu6te iie Dol
ii9 BIN: Sd peroe bIeiben.
l1n6 le blteb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-15
Gin rieuer S@titt abWGrtS.

Subert bate ieineu eriten @e9iel uns
teri9rieben.
Na96em CT pon allen &ameraben @elb
9ebor9t un6 Slater @ilbelm gum eriten
Scale Die Senouu9 elmer brinsenb pers
lan9ten Summe p~erS09erte, fru9 er, pom
ieiuen @ldubisen sebrdn9t, alban zines
Cages in baIber SerSweilnn9: Was nun
anfan9en?
SD peiB nar einen auswe9, aber 'er if
9efdbrli9.
ginerlei!
On mubt gu Seron seben.
8iro ct mir geIb geben?
Si9erli9.
Der brape Mann!
gu ie9s5is 8rocent.
0as tbut ni9tsl Gr wir6 bic We9iel
erneuern. Wdbrenb bieIer 3eit beenbise
i9 meine Stllbien, made meme gramer
uno-
llnb mas tbuit 0u bann2 unterbra9 i'm
Nlban.
Der Gauienb @as aue glbpotaten tbun
Sd pratticire.
Suuiion I'm ais Qbpotat in 9aris gu
pratticiren, bebarf man zines srOBen Sers
m0gens ODER u~n9epDbnli6er &enntnilie
un6 Der 2eibeni9aft fir bic Qrbeit. 9lud
IN ben neutrality-suspicious. batl elm jun9er
Q(bpotat benz Ieibe unb Der Y"Dswiuigteit
ieiner Gouesen seseniiber nur serinse 9luss
ii9ten unb erwirbt I'M slifli9iten Sale
Elm maseres Sonorar. Su miiBteit Did
benn enti9lieBen, Did in bic Mauiefaue
zines observation-disclosures su begraben; mad
Der art unb @eiie, wie Ou Did al bas
Barrier 2eben anseflammert bait, balit
On IS bort aber ni9t aus. lleberlege
Otr's Speimal, ebe On gu Seron sebit.
IS lit Der 9efabrli6ite Samppr, ben i6
femme.
8iaft Ou mid jett gu INN flbren9
gerlansit Ou es wirfli9?
Sd forbere es ais 5reunbi9aftssei9en
pon Dir
9llban i9ittelte ben &opf, nabm aber
9ut unb Stot unb besleitete 9ubert.
Serr Seron, ben Der Stubent nit benz
Namen 9amppr bsseidnet bate, mar elm
tleines Mdnn9en, mayer pie cine gibeds
ie unb suiammensei3rumpft wie cine Mus
mic. Inter ieinem fablen S9dbel funs
telten 9rinli9e @usen, bic itets in 8ewes
suns waren unb beren unbeimli9er Slang
burd feline sroBe 8riIe taum sei9wd9t
mur6e. ST betra9tete Subert aufmertiam,
lieB i'm iein auliesen ausipre9en, obne
ibn 3u unterbre9en unb fragte bann latos
Mid: 8ie uiel brau6en sic?
3ebntauienb SranteH.
Oas lit piel.
Sd babe bas 9elb aber ourdaus mo-
tbis.
Wir woaen iebn, mir wouen iebn. =
Sbr 9ater beiBt!
Wilbelm Bouparb.
llnb pobnt?....
Sn Goienlaub Bel Sannes.
@ut! tommen sic in a9t Gasen wies
ber.
Aoer DIS oa9ln -
gis babin fam i9 ni9ts fir sic tbun.
@ei3afte iinb @ei9dfte.
S9on flint Gage ipdtsr erbielt Subert
cine auiforberuns Seron's, i'm wieoer gu
beiu9en.
Seten sic ii9 msin junser Sreunb!
ia9te Der Wu3erer.
Subert, ben bic i6mei9slnbe Gimme
bes alten NIT Soffnuns erfiQte, iests fi9
neben oas S3reibpult.
@ir iasen alio -
WilbeIm SOuuarb.
glnselesenbeit gouuurb. Oa iit'sl sic
ioaen Sbre sebntauienb Sranfen baben,
jun9er Wtann. = 3ablbar - sic,
mir polen ben We9iel auf elm Sabr allss
iteaen.-Seien sic obne Sor9en. Sd
peroe ibn 10 oft erneuern, ais Sie es wiins
l9en.-@ir iasen alio Sebntaaienb 6rans
Ten hnnr-Ona l1mieben her HnnitnIien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-15
Eiir Ginwau0erer.

@tuwaubersr uub ioIhe, welde Ysrwanbte uub Nrsuubs
aus europa erpariea, moesr fd Bu isbsr 3eit an BEN lin
tsrseianstsn nm austuit uno ollie wsu6en. g8enu Sc
mano uon europa tonmt. 10 benadri9tise man mid, IN
welaem Sdifie uno In pelber Sdifss abtbeiluHa man an
lauseu piro, 10 weroe td b~enielben am betrefexStu 9aus
bunsspIass tn empians uebmen nno tim Gberaa nit Sodfb
nuo That tur Sette ieben. As Bertrauensmann bes NJ
tboltden eomties fir etnmanoerer babe Id has Redt, In
Cattle 9areen bic an mid burd Brteie anaewtejsusn Btus
wauesrer 81 empfaussn unb tar tbr Bsiss Su iorasu. RAM
rst4e i3ensntie pon seitli5eu uno psltlidsn Qsf36a4u
ipIs4tn fr ueine Btrtianitttt IN btsisr ansdpW9@.
uub bic R&rlte austunii hber tatbolii4e e6lpIben tn
@shsn, Jabrbtusts far ale eiisubabusuin ben BH. Sdas
ten srtbstIt. MAN abrsiRre;
Joseph Koelble,
1856 East Third Street, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
The Blaine Girls Ahead.

The vassar College girls have had
lots Of fun ont of the election, and the
Blaine followers, possibly by dint OF
their quicker feminine wit, have deriv
ed more com fort than their gentlemen
friends have. In fact they have had
ii the fun that was TO be- had out Of
the cleo ton at the college. A week
before the election vote was taken
among the girls which showed large
majority for Blaine. To celebrate this
victory the Blaine girls organised a
procession, each one carryin ligh ted
candle. This vexed the Cleveland girls
and they lost their temper. They
threw water on the Blaine procession,
pulled down banners, and it IL whisper
I'd pulled hair, aud 30 lost their chance
to celebrate later. All the demon
situations we're had within doors.
Study was minor consideration. The
college bulletin boards were eagerly
scanned on election day. and when
Blaine seemed to have won a parade
was ut once organized. Candles were
forbidden, 80 umbrellas bearing Blaine
name were spread, firew orks were set
of on the grounds, and an oyster sup
per was eaten, ut which the Cleveland
girls, In black, waited on their oppo.
nents, and sang two original songs with
great applause, The Cleveland girls
have now learned that they were the
ones who should have been celebrating,
but rs all demonstrat ions have been
forbidden In the college, they are an.
xiously inquiripg where they "come
IN -
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
About Mr. Randall.

WASHINGTON, Nov 2l.-Represer ia.
tive wilkins. of Ohio, La In the CITY
In conversation vi 18th the Press CORE
spondent to day, he said
No movement has been made by
anybody in Ohio to put Mr.. Thurman,
Mr.. Pend Teton OF any other gentleman
forward for cabinet position undei
Mr.. Cleveland. My own opinion il
that Ohio will not be given cabinet
office, and 1 can't see any important
reason why she should have one.
would like to Sue Randall In the cabi
net" continued Mr.. wilkins, but
don't think he would accept portf
lilo. / know it would be g,eat per
sonal sacrifice for him to enter the cabi
net. Randall wishes to be the great
American Commoner, standing as tn'
representative of the people IN Congress
FOR honest and economic government
He has there the opportunity TO make
himself President, and he will bs Presi-
dent one OF these days, too. Marx tn
prediction
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
a Depression In Bu,,o,,s

Huslnnaa n, a.; -. |
,,a 1880 :, th's Time, IN nearly Al
ha,na o'anch's s. IS reported
,na,,s, "a o ,,. duI. oas
,ha, .has. h h'i, IL par'ieu arst
for tua.,, oua e's na' 40. Veeh 70
on IN ~aa car, men nave been
.n.., y M o' u iafge esiatil
nrdss .s 1 ~, accouh. OF ihe scarcity
~, = uu' a. ye' 10 pace mas euti1
49, $50 uo~n' a'thoash several report
49, eHoe' nave o-en current hpon
' M
, c ano ln Si 'rlus mas been sllsI
""oSsou ny INC genera. depression,
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22

DAYTON. Nov. 2l.-In 1851 John Ash
left mis- parents, in this city, and on
listed in the sd Kentucky (Union)
Regiment as a drummer boy. He was
then IA years old. He soon wearied Of
the army, and deserted and went to
Erie, Pa, and enlisted in the United
States Navy. He was transferred 10
The Atlantic Squadron, and saw hard
service along the southern coast. After
the war he stuck TO the sea-now on a
man of war, now on q merchantmen.
A ii this time he was in perfect health
and exempt from injury by accidents.
He has doub led Cape Horn, crossed aud
re-crossed the Pacific, and touched at
all the Island ports therein. circled AT
RIGA, Australia and Great Britain, trav.
ersed the Mediterranean, the North Sea
aud the Atlantic, touched NJ Gibraltar
St. Helena, Malta, Cape Tow, Rio anC
Java, and has finally come home to ses
bis mother in Day TIN, and settle dow
with tee purpose of supporting her thu
rest of his days. All thee twenty
three years he never wrote home, anS
his friends supposed him dead.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
Rebeil,ous students.

MADRID, Nov. 21.-The official &C
count Of yesterdays disturban CO on the
part Of the students of the university Is
at follows The Provincial Bishop
excommunicated Professor Marayta, a
Republican, ON the ground that he had
delivered An irreligious address. Then
Senior Nocsdals, the sou of the civil
chief of the Carlis, editor of El 6iglo
Future, asked the students to sign a
declaration approving of the Bishops
conduct. The Liberal students prot es-
ted against this, and out of this disorder
arose ameng the students.
The rector of the University, who is a
partisan Of the Senior Sagasta, the Lib
eral leader, did not suppress the distur'
bance, but resigned his position. The
disorder thorepon spread to the streets
and Republican partissns Joined the
students in uttering seditious cries
Revolvers were fred by some Of thu
excited persons in the throng, and sew
eral of the police and of the rioters wer'
wounded. There were sixty-eight per
sons arrested
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
THIRD EDITION,
Whaa |. nessanE n e WilI Ne.

nos .cesoB - - ~ III No.
new YoRK, Nov. 2i.--The membcrs
Of the Democratic National Executive
Committee, which has been in session
here for two days past, will 20 to Al.
6auy TO- morrow 70 pay their respects to
the President-elect and consult with
him about the ceremonies Of inagura-
zion and other matters. It Ii ossible
Mr.. Hendricks, Senator Voorhees, aud
other distinguished Democrats now here
will accompany them. In the throug
two days there has been q great deal of
CAbinet-making. It 10 generally CON
ceded that Mr.. BAyard will be rendered
the SecretAryship Of 6tate. The Score
taryship Of the Treasury may be ten
dsrsd TO AlexAndsr Mitchell, Of Wis-
oonsin, but there 10 much fselipg that
1t ought TO como 70 New York, IL
Suitable appointee can be found. Thus
fAr the only New York name seriously
canvassed for the Treasury Department
h Francis Herman. The Payne influence
from Ohio 10 being exerted In favor OF
William q. Whitney, formerly corpora
ton counsel OF this city, for attorney
general. He 10 SON. in law of Payne.
General j. B. Gordon, of Georgia,
formerly United States Senator, Is
being talked Of for Postm aster-9eneral
and ex- Senator Henry G.. Davis, OF
West Virginia, for Secretary OF tho
Interior. The latter's niece Is welded
% Chairman Gxrman, of the Demo-
cratic Executive Conn ittee, who Is
himself mentioned for Cabinet place.
II the talk among the Democratic poll
ticians can be relied upon, no bureau
will be rendered any Independent.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
A sheep Mystery.

On Wednesday last Mr.. Morris High.
field found In his woods, between Mil,
town and Brandywine Springs, foul
well dressed sheep, evidently dressed
by good butcher. The sheep were III
very high order. The supposition 1,
that they had been stolen and when
re = YES got that far ON their way &c
n"rhet ;hey feared detection and car.
ried them where they were found 1t
Is believed they were brought either
from the direction Of Newark or from
Chester county They can yet ne seer
at Mr. Highfield's residence. There IL
no clue whatever as to how the sheen
came into the woods, but IL war eviden
that the man or one Of the men IL Their,
were more than one, had very larg,
foot
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22


The lower part Of the Opera Hous.
was we'll filled last evening, with 8
very select audience, to witness JOSEPH
Jefferson In two Of his magnificen,
creations, aud the universal verdict WA,
that there Is but one Joe jefferson, and
be, As "A comedian, stands unrivaled
Although the characters sustained By
Mr. Jefferson we're widely different
each Was portrayed In natural, life
like manner. He was supported by al
excellent company, and 1t 10 probable
that II 1t had been possible for them to
remain another night, the house would
have been crowded. The great come
dian performed a very graceful act q,
the close Of the first piece. when ia
obedience To the calls of the audience
he came before the curtain, but unlike
many others he did not come alone, bul
brought the entire company with him
thus sharing the honors with them.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
Devss red ~ wesv.s.

VIENNA, Nov. 2i.--A tragic incid ent
10 reported from Eastern Hungary. A
clergyman. with his vile and child,
we're driving on sledge from Krasnisa-
N TO tho nsisbborins village OF Kis-
Lcnka. A pack Of rsvenous wolves
pursued them. The mother wan terror
stricken aud let the child fall from her
arms. AT that the father leaped from
the sledRe TO save tho child. Father
aud child were ut once fiercaiy attacked
By the wolves. The father ght des.
|perately aud killed two OF the wolves,
BIT he " as At last overcome and both hs
land the child were devoured.
Meanwhile the horses had rushcd on
ward with the sledge, still bearing the
agonized mother. In her agony Of tar
ror she gave premature birth 70 . babe
which was dead when IL YVES born
This terrible shock, with oil the res
that she had suffered, proved too much
for the poor woman, and when tn,
slsdge reached Kis Lonka she, too, wa
dead. The whole family, therefore
persisted inside Of an hour.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
TO-NixhGs Asbury M.I.e.

To nights program for the Asbury
Mutual Improvement Society gives
promise ola rich intellectual entertain
ment. The question for debate Ia
Which is the greater, Howard OF
Watt 2" George II. Hartman and
James Robertson will defend the At
drmative, and Thomas Alexander and
Edward Summons will champion the
negative. Select readings will be rem.
dered by Mrs. 1. e. Floyd, Miss Clara
Thompson and G. G. Blest. The referred
question When, where, and by whom
WAS tablisbed the first academy oil
ancient times" will be answered by
W. Elmer Gibney.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
EDITION,
Dsls.

DOGo.
Read the advertisement OF cheap
groceries by 4. NJ. w Ter, No. 102 East
Fifth street.
The track Of the b. & p. Railroad -
far north a. the Brandywinc bridge
has been partially ballasted.
The Democratic Notification at New
Castle this evening promises 70 DO .
large affair. A number OF Whining
tonians will participate.
Price and Bertolette played . draw
game at the tournament Of the VIII
mington chess club yesterday, which
was the only game played.
The Hon. Edward Darlington, oil
Medin Pa, the Oldest living ex Com resa
man, died yesterday 1t his late home
after short illness. Deceased was In
his ninetisth year.
John @. Coles term Of office as JUS
tice Of the Peace expired yesterday
During his tovm Of office he has decided
3Ol5 cases, 1860 Of which weie criminal
aud the remaining 1855 civil. He viii
now be engaged ~ . notary.
Among the amusement attrscfienl
for thanksgiving day 10 Prof A. 8
Webster's select matinee 1t his dancing
academy in the Masonic Temple. tn,
festivities will begin ~ 2. 80 O'Clock
aud ss heretofore will be strictly we
lect.
James II. Wrightington, who reside
1t No. 92S West Second street, Will
out cunning yesterday, shot lsrg
chicken hawk In the vicinity OF tn
West Yard Of the p, w. & B. Railroad
The bird being only wounded was cap
tured by Mr.. w. and taken TO his home
" here It can be seen by any one desirou
of getting q glimpse Of one Of these des
perate birds.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
t If Il EDI7I0I
ffiiory anu Ina.

Qnite . large numh.r o.,
over TO New Castle ,his VI p-fsons VI
, mi city to witness sher,, silps arl 4
MS iirst whipping. Thee 'S , pen}
number from Pbila.ielnhiws were al
them being DR.. T. III AnpH ANNA, and
r wa,. physician of pntial.INwh',,. Y
a as,.s: OF the Philadelphia r bua'
The gates of the jail ward v.,
open at 10 o'clock. and a'n were third
S%Sas,n,i,s s Of men and boys ' ncu eis1
~ copeley, who bead pU "n,;a
the larceny OF a horse au gum
harness from Robert Casa ari'age 4
Claymont, was already do,y Jr.,|
nis sentence in the piilory p, PAT |
crowd ga.ed and stared al him ana
many wondered If be r,a,l nun, "
any pain. Promptly a, !, suHs
Warden Hance assembled ~ y. - oclS
AND released him from hi, nnn 'csu
Rosition. A few minutes l s.g e,s
Hayden, who was ssptsnc ,ae' Is
recent term Of Court to AZ "a, AZ
men, OF six month. and tsru tv'p ~,
WAS brought out, stripped "a ~ last
And fastened To the Dos, " 'new
Sheriff Ford took The u,,
nsnc In nervous manner .nt y. ~
plain 70 be seen that his nat nra Il
and humane disposition rsvoi,A!
thought Of inhictlng apy 'y mo'.
than was absolutely 1eces.,. nu'ie
PLY with the demands of iSs 70 cs
ne Warden took his place AZ ,hs ~
side of the prisoner and =" :, 'as u
lifted the lash, bu: merely il, y" =. On
the victims back. Tho ;usr ' a.
were counted of by Warden M u
and Hayden. IA coon IA r,la,.sS ~.
with his usual politepess ana i, va
sheriff Ford for his kiudns., - in 'D a.,
ing the lash no lightly, :" AZ
Copeley was brought on, nav,
seemed to feel his disgrace tsa,i,
ho stood with bowed bead awa;,Ir,
punishment. The lash was aoa;ns
Piled very lightly, and as the n,,s
lett the post he bowed ,is aekprwI
ments to the kind hesrte.! Sheriff
prisoners backs we're scaroeIv red.
ed, and after tue whipping. Eere 4
Sheriff Ford was warmly oopgra,np
by many of his friend. for IN hnr
manner in which be ha pertorla,a
unpleasant duty.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22

The weather is slightly warmer and
rather hazy. The temperature rose
yesterday over nearly all the country
east OF tthe Mississippi; II remained
low In the extreme Northwest, falling
below II degrees in Montana Territory
and 2 degrees below zero at Edmonton,
British America. Clear to fair, slightly
warmer weather will prevail ia shs
Middle and Eastern States. On Sunday
fair to partly .cloudy, rather warm
weather is anticipated for this section.
On Monday colder, generally fair
weather 10 probable.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
hertel-h AZ en- Nuptisls.

Emil Hertel, NJ. d., OF the firm Of
f1eItei Brothers. druggists, was mar
Red on Thursday evening last to Mis-.
sarah Il. Hagen. The marriage cere
mo"y was performed by the Rev. Den.
ms >. Flynn, at st. Mary's parochial
residehce. A few friends of the con
Ifactihg parties witnessed the ceremo
ny. IL reception was given at the resi-.
ne uehce OF the brides parents, No. 500
ainut street, Immediately after the
ceremony
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
A Minister Surprised,

Rev. Henry Trait, Of No. i@ $
Jackson street, and pastor Of Beth
Baptist church. wa very agrees
surprised last night by i4e sudden
unceremonious entrance o. about
mem bers and friends Of his conai
ton, who imnled!atalS 'opk posse,
Of the house. and made Mr.. and :,
Trait the guests OF he evening u
and social conversation followed,
. bountiful supply OF refreshments
only enhanced the pleasure and ~ \
character of the evening, out n nl''
large number Of aching volds, wv
large supply OF the Deces'afles "
were left " hen the party dspaiVu'
cheer the ! aston In his labor OIL lo''
duty.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22

Mills are closed and work shops are re-.
uncing their bands- which makes MONEY
scarce We are determined to meet the
wants oil the people, by selling ouI
stock at prices to meet these hard times
hderwear in endless varieties away
1o"h IN prices Deckties reduced from
20 TO ooc. Come and examine we mean
~nat we say. Canton flannel drawers
we best for the price, at 80 cents. oui
OWN make. 307 Market street w. III sin.
cock. IL oin'
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
End of an Active Carer. :.

Benjamin B. Comeeys, (. ' II hi, 81
of Chief J Justice ComeeyS % p,bti lin
died i very suddenly 10 ,v pboi''
lsst Thursday night OF , ~ DAYS
after an illness of a Jew v U
Comesys was a prom ,f hns a i few 20
aud had been marrieu S ~ He was
AZ the time OF his death. If the p
only son of the Presiasn'
delphiaBank.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
New tt suas Needhsm o. "
Church.

The Improvements now - p, carps
Oliyet Presbyt terrain ChnrcL' AZ. .y %
Adams and Chestnut streets ,. S \
advanced that the main au', ,su Cd
may be used. At half paspf s WD Tho
Needham will preach az al, cout
seven O'Clock tie pastor ~i .,s lid
his course of sermons. Al A'
N attend.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
A wilmington Physicish -
Away,

Yesterday afternoon Dr., GiinA
received a telegram trom Bri' 70 ;,
to come TO that town IS soon 90 's, =
BILE TO see o man who is yins ve a!
with typhoid fever. As '., y ,sis
possible for the doctor 10 lesa' .",
last evening, he went up 'his -, I1 u
on an early train. The ,,i laus =
being called such a a ,lis sIill
meritod compliment to bis 'A''
efficiency ss q physician
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
-,o ,cCaIl IpJurea,',

Soon After the steamer ern I he'd
left Pepnsgrove TINS n lad With ascl
ior this city, she coll a Tas steamer
or in the d la~ars, III an her joiner ,
considerable portion oyt NJ ds,I
e ed. Tn" schooner WIS sa n1t caused sd b
jured. The accideh'
heavy fog.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22

Miss Anna Il. Crawford's private
primary school In the second story Of
old No 10 school house, near Second
and Washington, now No. 90, has moi
been disturbed by the Board Of Educa,
,ion opening a school in the first story.
Miss Crawford has kept school In thi,
place for quite nun Der Of years, and,
oelre thorough and popular teacher
mas always been well supported. She
takes all children between and Il
Years OF age, and teaches them all the
English branches
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
supper 1t EdgemoOr.

A. ne members and friends of the new
EiGlhodist society, recently organized Al
n %ngsemoor, will give a supper ON Wed
nesaay evening next, for which 2,
GENTS VIII be charged. The supper !,
slveh Tor the purpose of raising money
70 aid In the Contemplated erection of !
IIinhapei, We hope the supper win b.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
December

Is approaching, and with it the holiday
season. The question to be PROFOUND
cd is this what shall We get FOL
presents. What is the use OF spending
money foolisbly, when you can make
twelve beautiful presents for only w.
by getting one dozen of those NM
cabinets at Westcott 81 Cum miDgs, so
Mark ct street
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
mt New Castle, D.,

Last Thursday nlgn, , House
select ball at the Guy nuffy, the y
the proprietor. l an, tr' IN this clS \,
Rsa az sps's ,selaa'ss The si,
w Were kept up until lln' Ss si' tls"''
and every one
haualy
Daily Republican., 1884-11-22
SCROFULA

tan only be cured by thorough purifcs
ion OF the blood. II this Is neglected
ihe disease perpetuates its faint througl
generation after generation. Among II
.arlier symptomntic developments ar
Eczema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu
u,ors, Boils, Carbuncles, Erysipelas
puruient Ulcers, Nervous and Ply
,ical Collapse, etc. II allowed to con
inue, Rheumatism, ScrofuIous Ga
.arrb, Kidney and Liver Diseases
rubereuiar Consumption, and vnrl
nus othtr dangerous or fatal maladics. ar
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