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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

Last Wednesday evening as George
W. Weldin, WAS sitting around the fire.
eide with his family quietly discussin Z
the events of the day, he was startled
by nolse outside like the tramp OF
many feet. Tho door was hastily open.
ed when IA sight met HIS astonished
gaze which surprised him beyond
measure. A constant stream CT visitors
began pouring In. completely filing
the room, bearing IN their arms iuys'
ter ions packages, which were deposited
upon tho table. While the family were
wondering what could be the mean ing
OF all this, the young man, Harry, WA
neatly captured by one of the handsome
young lAdies present and reminded that
he bad reached his 18th birthday, after
which he was politely introduced TO the
company. 1t is need less TO say he was
made the hero Of the evening re-
ceivinS h number Of valuable presents,
among others hand some pair Of slip
pers. gloves, mustaehe cup, etc. The
evening was spent in a pleasant past
time, consisting Of IN usic, plays, etc,
until about 10 o'o,ock, after which the
party repaired 10 the dining room,
where they found u table loaded with
good things, consisting OF lemonade
and cake OF every description. After
| satisfying the wants OF the inner man
the party separated for the nigh t, highly
| ploased with their visit, and wishing
| The young man many such happy sea
sons. ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimore Railiuai
OCT. ETH. lHS5.

Trains leave wilmington az foilows:
For Philadelphia ana intermefiate ste.
lions, 40. I u, 10 80 u. MI; 23D W, 40, ts
p. IN. -
I 90, $40, 100, $40, o4T. 10 90, IL ", e Il.
New YORK, 2 90, 3 10, 3 Al, $50, $40, Q,
S n 6 90, o 20 s 80. as, ~ p. IN.
Tor " est Chester, Via J.amokin, ~ ard
| IS a. m; 80 and COP m.
Hsltimore and Intermediate stations, 10 %
a. m. 90, II ~ y. III.
baltimore and Fay Limo, I 90 p. IN.
| baltimore and Washington, 2S, a., "a,
| 10 On, 10 DC a. m; 90. II IL, 4 b6, 90 2. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
Rev Castle, s 30 q. M Ia 80, 10, bo, 0 10
ana II 10 I. IN.
Georgetown and Loves 70 Q. n; s 10 and
l626 p. In. = -.
| Harrington ,fDeImar and way stations, 3 q
g. IN, IL 80 and 20 p. IN.
4 Express for Harrington. % p. M
Express for Dover and Delmar, 80 q. N.
week -days, and II 90 p. IN. every day.
| FRANKLIN City, y 40 AIN,
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations
8 10 q. M IL 10 noon, so, 40, 90 p. M.
philadelphia and New YORK, %, lb,3 AZ
IL ~, IL ~ d m; 8 ~, 9 As p. IN.
FGr West Chester, via Lamokin, ~ a. IN.
| baltimore and Washington, 20, al, o.
10 Oe a. M; 90 . IN. Baltimore II AZ p. m
FOR further Information passengers are re
torred to tho timo tabies posted at tho sta
ton.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
uF'n Wh''n GAVIN ''' j. K. wOoD.
4 General Passenger Agent
! GHAkLEs Z. PuGH, General Manager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
FOURTH EDITION..

Dots.
Ask for tub soap.
Have you tried tub soap.
Walnut candy, Ferguson, II K. ID at.
For good coal 20 70 Bush's. French
street wharf.
VIII sell you Ave pounds Of string for
q at the REPUBLICAN office.
The November session OF the Levy
Court will be held tomorrow.
Choice family coal under cover nj
Mills, Fourth and Rsilroe6.
Good goods, low prices and best me
chanics. JOS. II .Greenman, AIT King St
Cranston & Newbold. 1903 King stI eet'
W ish earth, ashes, cinders. etc., to Ill
W wharf.
Epworth NJ. e. Sunday school will
celebrate Its twenty second anniversary
to morrow evening.
The Social Circle of tho Second Rap
fist church Announces an attractive
program for W ed nesdAy evening.
The Grant Monument Fund in New
York on Saturday reached q total OF
$40, 1872.
Pure ground spices and fresh ground
Il
druggists, 1872 King street.
An effort is being made to procure 8
faster boa; than the Nanticoke TO ply
between 5eaford and Baltimore.
Smed ley delivers messages and pack
| ages. Otiica s04 Market street, vii
| min gton, aud $40 Market street, Phila
delphia.
For pure drugs at reasonable rates
and patent medicines as low as the low
est, 20 to Frank X. Smith, druggist
under Clayton House.
w. II. New thorough, business mana
ger OF the Wilbur Opera Company, wa
unable this morning to 90 with his com
| pany on account OF sickness.
Alfred Reed will hereafter oonduc
the victualipx business at No oil Kin
street, his brother George having with
drawn and the late firm dissolved
Through an accident TO the electri
| plant, the lights failed to illuminat
the Kinks aud Armory fair on Saturda.
evening last
| A special meeting of the City Council
| will b. held Tomorrow afternoon a
| four o'clock 10 consider the expedieno
Of purchasing sand lot in the Mint
Ward.
The Rev. John Miller, formerly pa,
tor OF the Baptist church at Doyle
town, Pa, has accepted the call I
Dover, and onterei upon the duties {
his new charge.
Emory Sootten, proprietor Of III
hotel ut FELTON,, has purchased I'll
Douglass House at Rehoboth for 81. 80,
and will manage II himself during tn
coming season.
John Wyatt, who had q large pieC
Bit out Of bis lower lip some few day
ago ia much improved Ia appearance
DIR. Mann migrated new piece {
flesh 80 that toe original lip wi
never be missed"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
whata Neg OF Beer DID.

Frederick Keller, o German, who
has been In this country about Ave
years, and Is employed ~ q laborer Mt
the Edgemoor Iron Works, has forsome
time occupied part of a house with q
family named koph at Four, eenth and
Railroad avenue. Keller has q wife
and two children, aged 2 aud years,
and he had not lived in the house very
long before he had trouble with Koph
about the children.
This caused q bad feeling betw
the men, but they had apparently
made up, and last Saturday night club.
bed In with another HERMAN and
bought kea Of beer. All hands drank
freely. Until at least wo-thirds of the
beer was sone, and they were COM
menctng to feel pretty happy, when the
subject Of the children Was taken up,
aud Keller and Koph commenced quar-.
reling.
In little time Koph picked up the
key nd threw 1t at Keller's head, but
he managed to dodge 1t, and then at
tackled koph with q pocket knife and
II iilcted several gashes, one OF which,
In the leg, ~ quite severe. Mrs. Koph
interfered on behalf OF her husband and
was badly cut. Koph's son then ran
'ub 1ht 4hCttAbkt VIM
took Keller TO the hall.
DR.. Hughes was summoned TO attend
Koph, and DIR. Mann attended his
wife. 1t was found that she had two
small arteries severed which the physi.
clan took up In skillful manner, and
then drew the wound together with
hree stitches.
Keller WAS arraigned before Judge
Cummins this morning on charge OF
assault, with inteut to kill, but his the
principal witnesses were unable To be
present he was co nmitted, In default oil
$500 bail, for further hearing.
His wife says that IL was Kopb's
knife that the cutting iwss done WITH,
| and that he drew II on her husband,
and cut his own wife when she tried tC
separate them. As.she Is about again
T. come q mother, and has no home
| Austin Harrington, Esq, interested
himself in their behalf and had the
wi re AID children sent TO the aims
| house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
A SERIOUS Fall,

Last Saturday, Thomas Hsllsm, s
painter employed by the P, N. x b
Railroad Company, met with a seriou'
accident while engaged In painting Tn,
Office of the superintendent Of 1.-THE Goa
schute. at Second and Lombard streets
lie was stand ing TN ladder few fee
from the floor when rung broke, anC
hs foil striking his lett side on the edg,
Of large paiat pot which he WAS using
DR. X sne WAS Immediately summoned
and attended to his ipjurios, after which
he WAS removed 10 his residence OF
Orange street, where he is confined u
h,s bed aud suffers eousiderable pain
Mr. Hallam has been tor several year,
the sexton of Trinity Chapel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
7 H|R D EDITION,
Waiting firemen.

Last Saturday morning iele2atiou
of eight members OF the Laurel Fire
Company, of York, Ponna., arrived in
th 10 city, and were met Mt the P, w. Il
B. X abroad station by committee OF
the Friend ship Fire Company, consist
lag OF Thomas j. starr, WIN. l.. Malone
and John McCaffrey. and escorted to
the rooms of the Jackson Club, where
An hour was spent in pleasant man
ner. They were then taken TO Beers
hotel and served with dinner.
During the afternoon they were taken
around the various points of interest,
In and around the city. After supper
they were called upon by the secretaries
of each OF the fire companies, except the
Friendship, and presented each with a
set of hand somely drawn and framed
resol utions, expressing the thanks OF
the Laurel Fire Company Tor the
courtesies attended TO them when they
vi.ited this city last May.
About $50 O'Clock the visitors were
escorted 10 the house of the Friendship
fire company, where q large number OF
firemen we're In waiting To receive them
A meeting was organized with Richard
Leibraldt in the chair. He introd uced
Charles Evans. OF the Friendship,
who made neat address, IN which he
welcomed the visitors to this city and
extended the Inequalities Of the fire
department,
Allen hsger, the Secretary of the
Laurel Company then read resolution
adopted by his company November Sd.
inviting the Friendship Company TO
visit York At an early day. William
II. Albright, tho President OF the York
Comp9nS, then delivered an address,
and presented the Friendship with a
set OF resolutions, similar TO those oil
the other companies, aud besutifu
silver swinz iuR ICE water pitcher aud
goblet. Upon the front Of the former
are engraved the words Laurel to
Friendship" Upon rear portion
" Presented by the Laurel Steam Fire
Engine Company, Of York, Pa to the
Friendship Company, Of Wilmington,
Tor favors received on May Z S and 9
1888" President Lsiorandt Introduce d
Harry Shsrpley, ESQ, who Received
the gift on behalf OF the recipients IL
his usual eloquent manner.
When Mr.. Sharpley clOael, Peter j
Donnelly, acting ON behalf OF the fra
OF Eising x Large, presented th
Friendship company aud the Fam
Hose Company with silve. pate'
horn each, appropriately engraved
These gifts were tokens Of respect, III
former being particularly attended l
be used with the neW hose carriag,
Mr.. Sharpley WAS agaiu called upon al
received the friendships horn in "A
appropriate manner. VIM. II. Blal
acted for the Fame.
A banquet was then served In u
large room adjoining the parlor. II
visitors were taken TO New CASTLE {
Sunday and shown the jail sud 9TH
points of interest in that city. La
evening they were served with supp'
y by John McCafrey, and presented wi
superb mounted owl. with glass Sha'
AMI stand, for the Laurel com paay, al
Uap ain Albright presented John NJ
Caffry with ring made from APP,
of Geugal StoDeNatl Jacksons sw o.
During to day the visitors &ere eut
tained in , hospitahle manner, a
will leave foi home this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
HOileE RinkIeIs.

The Citizens riak is well patronized
despite the warm weather, and without
any reduction In pcice
George Selak's trombone solo at the
Citizens rink was well received gu Sat
urday night by the large Audience pres
emit.
The holder of coupon No. 2a3J Ia en-
titled TO the skates drawn on Saturday
evening at the Citizens rink.
w. j. Finley will glve al exhibition
of faDcy skating a. the Citizens rink
this evening.
The Prizes at tAe Wilmington rink on
SaturIav evening we're drawn as fol
lows si;atas, No 429, drawn by Jas.
Burns c.o k, ~ coupon, AZ. Par
ties holding tie .ast two nuil uers viii
receive their pri2ss upon calling at the
rink otfca.
Prof ii. Ii. GOLDEN will appear at the
Wilmington rink in lis bonelrss skating
tricks this, Tomorrow and We tuesday
evenings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
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Thnt Halme OLD GOOu.

James and William Leach, Of Mt.
Cuba, are still max lug things lively for
the raccoons in that neghborhood, and
within the past two weeks have killed
Eve, one of which, weighing over ten
pounds. they brought tot the EEruBLI-
CAN oEloes3atuEdaY moruInR The MessIs
Leach are the forturSte pos essors of a
pair Of dogs that cannot be excelled at
hunters, and until tLey were taken
TO that part of country II WIS general.
v supposed That there we're nc rnceoons
about, but these dogs seem ~ ilnd some
whenever they 90 for lLGn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Held for Court

William Alouzo Greenwood. c0loreci
was charged this morning at the CITY
Court with the larceny of u horse, va
gon and harne ~ ,b.louRirS e jan es A
Kelly. The accused 0as 8:reAtcd by
officer Green, and MI Kelly testified
. Vi he had broken into Lis stable and
Le- III the horss out, and aftera ards
nailed the door shut. Alter hearing the
evidence the Ju ise committed him IN
default u 5000 bal. u IN vsxe- = court
Mary Thomas a colpfed " insn Of
L ktoa, Md, got Into An eit-rcIiion
with T5omas Simu0ns a by 10 years
old yesterday aitsrholu, ~A.u the
boy threw a bricG striking the womar
10 tue abdomen, iu't'elnl n aries from
which u " thM.-- ~ ~ =. ~ u q.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
r~oubliuK . sal0o1

Alta late hour last "a !
respectable looking looking 'o crs
Charles Mcdonald, ', -
turbance in msloney "a sT
nut and vsnBure sa -. M III
mad officer W elch was
took him to the Ia u
tue only Charge ~ \
drunkenness. ana IL y
AID COHtB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

q KEENWOhDL>n the nh inst Anna T..
daughter OF George X. and Anna q. Green
wood, aged two yenrs and eleven months.
Relatives and trends are respectfully inVl'
ted TO attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents. I q Jefferson street, on Mon
day Afternoon At $50 O'Clock, lnterment at
" lin lngton and Brandywine cemetery.
BI4EST-Suddenly on the sth inst. CHARLES
A. Blest, aged Is years and month.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted TO attend his funeral from tho residence
Of his father, william q Blsst, ll.2 Walnut
street, On Tuesday, the 10th inst, at p. IN.
lnterment At Rivervisw cemetery.
Bosrest brother. thou hast left US,
| Here thy loss We deeply feol
But tits God who has bereft US,
Ho can all our 'ori ovs heal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

A bullet fred from al
cd the third story viill
near the corner Of Fond
ingtOn streets a few day|
rowly escaped hitting
who was about passiuy d
At the time
or course the owner a
not intend to njure snyI
criminate firing o. be Il
ticn should be discyut!j
one may be seriously i; q
jured. In short, del.er|
allowed TO sci. gUlsos 4
kind 20 boys, and lar-l
give their cons sucA tai
are prepared 10 shondI
bility for their acts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Election kketnrns.

Full returns from the Legislative cis
tricts in Virginia show that the next
Senate will have 80 Democrats TO II
Republicans, and the next House II
Demo Gratis TO 80 Republicans.
The latest election returns from New
York give Jones, the democratic can,
didats for Lieutenant Governor, about
1000 plurality over Carr. That show,
that Carr ran about 1000 ahead VI
Davenport.
The latest returns from Iowa indicat,
n majority OF 7 ,G64 for LArrabee, the
Republican candidate for Governor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
{ IF 7 \ ED|
Very nfsgrac

On Sunday morr,np,
and two young women y
lots to Shsllcrcss ayrnn
street, whore one of ,hs
being very drunk, la,j
pavement and laid ,lltr,
minutes, while her c,d
looking and laughirga.1
her male companions 81
and by their help she y
Rodney street to Lovers,
rom thence out into III
rev minutes the young 4
and went In the dir,c,jo1
W hen they came back
female companions, ,hsJ
engaged In a quarre! vi
other young men who III
A war OF words, very
sutd, when the iirs. I'd
alluded TO went back al
ton OF + Ds,nda.e, A. d }
reinioicsrneut OF ten n
lhlngh wire about bur nd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
BeIongsint,.a r.ornouse.

Edshrd Smi,h, an aged nan, was
found b. officer C.oud ,aet evening, al
Terth and Market etre-ts, very drunk,
and cJr-ing everSb5dy thai psssru
along. He was aiken To lie hall, and
this morning tJ!d ;he .ItJi4- tL-t IL be
longe1 III the Chester county poer
house, and hAd tttn gent to
Elkton, Md, u e., feS hing.
thai belonged 20 hlm but = Len lie ar =
rived in this city he met rsranga man
and a..i tew drinks vita hIn, which
had got him in trouble. lie b,gSei ia
be l-t otl, and tie Jnis- todd nlm he
could 90 ~ o'c.ccE To- morrow morn
ing,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

ASA general hing v
fuse to IL axe menti'n u
ness In psrtienlsF y
might DO injustice to ~ "a
worthy. We depart ny
rule for once, merely to
10 the Wilmington $50
Market street. Tn' U \
sold at this establishment
mck are not only OF q
aud flu lsh, but they are 4
reasonable price, MAJ
ses what he says IN N, u
on the fret page OF 'hei1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
aoped lie WOuia

Jc.iu Brad!,y was ii 1
Loper, lasa SATURDAY n I
When he was srr"ltlT.
Oummins this mora ~!
hoped he would be ezlai
his first appearance i saa
not get drunk very y, ', 4 ]
told him that he wa VI u
excuse him, when ne II
and the officer in cha'Re
10 the cells.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
BacE AAati

Lewis Pyle. who was J
from New Castle lsi. o
tack In the dock this moa
Ssields testified tina. 10
drank Oh Saturday, srd
up. Pyle begged the y
Cd, az he said he ~
almost all summer, and
TO 60 at in Baltimore
would leave this city on
and not come back aga
and the Judge cOn!mH9
go'clook tomorrow mJ1|
understanding that he n
city as soon 81 he was ci|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
WIN. Is. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Upholster
Department,

Fourth and Market streets. Upholstery
Department.
Many a person has, even
in this age OF elegant and
luxurious furniture, an " old
fashioned' bureau in the
lhousc. IT'S sometimes hard
to find a cover for it. w,
now haze fke Marscillc.
lCovers in handsome de
lsigns, made especially fol
this purprse--5O cents &c
lS1.50.
Linen and Monte cloth
scarfs and Boutc covers in
elegant woven and stamped
designs, with plain liner
and monte scarls, f'ingcc
sides and ends, herring
bone borders, are attractive
and pretty goods-95 cent.
to 50.
All we have of Frcncl
Iplaid hannels, rich subducc
colorines, are reduced from
80 to 81 ! cents-a big bar
gain here and not many o
them.
Linen Glass Toweling
small and large squares
IoingIe and double plaids
blue and white and pinl
land white, % inches wide
lis the best value for In
money we ever offered. 70.
! should sec them. II cent
4 yard.
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth aud Market streets. Basemen
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
yue Aoaa.,ny opers CoIapsn,

The Academy Opera Company Of
Baltimorej will TO here Oh M0aday
and Tuesday evenings, 10Th and 18th
Of this month, when they will presen
" Prince NJ sthusaiun," aad " Cinder-
ella At school" This company IL tirsi
class In every respect, aud n composed
Of people who not only " car, but alsC
do sing and act.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Playing POO

About II O'Clock last
officer Broatihsrt found
Donnell drunk, and
ment on Front street.
rouse him, but finding
useless, procured . pus
him to the hal. WI
the door, with the pc-4q
ing down his face 10 VI
see Michael imp II
laughing. He Fec''ed
Judge Cuumius his
Michael las frequently
Court, he im9osed a iine
which IN this csse NEG
two In jail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

Thomas Cloud, wlo "a
vile, Pa. was arrested
afternoon and taken bett
toilette on the chars- -
the King street mark
the law. MIR. Cloud a 4
been employed by Nj.
his neighbOrs, who Lad
rent for a farmer. s,ad
selling some cattle ffd |
clerk OF the market Lad
that he bad a tight ID
pacity. sqnire be-toI
questioned tue righJ ID
the sum of 500 10 appd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
heiL c.sntc ghrmnn.

Jonas Heck WIS back again ia the
DOCK this mrntLv. JJuas works al
the week, 7ben .r las worE to DO. but
will Pot drunk ca Sunday, nud as 6
consfqueuCs f,ls ipto tha heLca Of the
police and i arraigned before Judge
Cummigs On Monday mnTEi0r lie Wat
fined a. and costs, and unless y Ia paiC
VII tYnhAh z b.. t..i.t 70 New Castle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
will be held in Grace chapel on Tuesday
November 10th, nj $50 p. m. All inter
ested in the temperance cauee are cor
daily invited 70 attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Drunk and bis'

A oolored womau
rrons was arrsigne'
OammIns this nor q a ~
being drunk anG u" hni |
MED being drunk ,, ~, 4
mi sht have ace; ed i Idaa h
down DOW, TIE Judge lmPO'
and costs. =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Annrrcn Rn.InIsn.

A grand church rt-uuian will be held
in Ashgry M. T.. church 70 morrow
(raestiay) evening, to which ell OF the
present NJ hin bsrs OF the chnrch aud oil
who have he-n members Ia the past are
invited The msrtinS ha, 10 ottsr sig
Dificarce than 20 have n fooi, social,
spiritual Iitut
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

A two horse load Of manure stuck
In the mud this morning between
Sixth and Seventh streets, on Mary.
land avenue, and had TO be extricated
by . couple of mules borrowed from a
passing team.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
n isses'

Pebble button shoes only s1.25-good
looking, perfect fitting and every pail
warranted at the family shoe house
BOG Market street, Wilmington. VIM
II. Babcock. BarRAins all the time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
TWeMly.nYe Cents

will buy baby o pair of pebble or Kid
buttons ut the family shoe house, 20t
Market street, Wilmington. VIM. ii
Babcook. Big Bargain lot Of boy,
coarse boots.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

Delays are dangerous. Save time and
trouble by tai ling DIR. Bull's Bnltimor,
Pills before costiveness becomes con
situation. They are purely vegetable
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09

Jabr Ryan, Archie McCUnoIrb and
Any EsauC"F were Cac1 char - he
IRE Jnd1a Cunm'no 'i5t iaofplrg
~-itti5 IA dTn.&i -! " ,sIfr - : al &
cus1t lupused So 9aca Csc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Coal.

Go to Fell & Joseph, 713 West From,
street, for the beet ooal-well screened
and promptly delivered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-09
Boys

School shoes, , hook m laSs
best shoe for 'hT Family 1
% %hsssi Street W'l"'1
BabeocE'
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Personal.

Miss Lucy Taylor and Miss mollie
Weldip, of Smyrna, Del, ate visiting
friends and relatives In thte tty.
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may seize you therefore aifa5s keeE
on hand bottle of st. jacob Oil.