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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
THE FOREIGN W1iL.
BITS or Personal AND SOCIAL GOSSIP.
From Mr. LQJoartere'5 Trptt, LoadoA NoU 10.

From Mr.. L0botrhcTr6 TrUN London, NOp. ~.
WALES DID NOT GAMBIE.-COmpIcrs OF the
"Io. don Cores pOndcnc ." which appears dally III "
dozen provincial newspapers, nave thought proper 10
clrcui1tc Wild Story tpat the Pllnco of Wales amused
lwscf by camn.ag wnen hc was In Hungary, ana tna'
ne Drought nome win heavy winnings from the
Table. IN inc Casino AT Budth-Pcstn. These stdicmchlN
are pure fiction, for am III position to assert conf
II, ui,y tina. a. % matter of fact. the Prince never
loucned Is CART While ~ was ~ Hungary. H. IS rt""E
.crcitahr thar ihr Editors Of respectable Journals 90
wide cremation should rcca.r--ly pupl~h sun ms
cilrv0us uId Offensive inventions without tahIhE VIC
least rolu.c 20 ascertain whether rey do u0i sifhE
from tn harc-hcainrd regions ~ IMAGINATIVE gossip
TEE BAD SELVIANs.-'Thc SCrViaGs Of Be-
grade arc dsIc utrle gang al thieves as any lhal
exists Iiun the lace the lobe Iht SriN' M p'I'ht7
are harlW lrkiiS, uuirt. deco nj people. bc%f'u' l.
who maze u-o OF these lcdsiN = LOT
ihpIr OWL eli, -' nave hut orc Uh' cjtu c"l Itc'
now want to steal tIcir uclcpHurs land; usually li'N
are eng g,u >iruiii- tur prop rN ul any commons
lorrlIucr VhJ.n they can iuv,Eir mt" ;htIs Den '
Wliio ago -n EJGiish -cutrMan n"dt " I'id "''i ~
~cryIa He uJuucd over some properly stu t'' I'D
IN. caInift What was th' surprise % ihc .nt'~hndh
when a. q -rIvi.u Government ca,rd npJn hun To pHl
Lrn some illt uO.~ ,art,N 1000. L. VAIN De- .Itt
fo i've lu ia, properly lu.h5 d. hl! 90 make mr.
gain with TIE Govern ucut and pay 500 10 scJ Odj %
the CHtIc lu> hos.
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BIRTIIS.

FRTZLII- November -, a. hur residence, Jersey city
Heights. % William FrI1ee son ttredcrick
Dewitt ltimagcl
Dublin llrcandl papers please COPY.
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FIGHTING IN AN OPERA HOUSE.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. % tSpceiaD.-At the Grand
Opera House night after the performance of the
opera Gasperone,' j. NJ stenhardt, OF Eew-York,
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MARRLEh

GARRETT EBRs on luesday November 81 al West
Chester Penn. by the Rev John Bottom rector Of tue
oil the Holy Trinity, Adm Garrett VI New ORR
Ciiy and Mary H. EbbS second daughter Of Wellington
Hickman. esq.
SMlTU-.O, KMAN-On wednesday evening. November
~ l-0J AZ OF the brides parents by the Roy.
Henry Nottet Mary. aushter OF John !. LOcSman TO
Pierre j. smith, all Of NoW YORK.
III notices Of n,qrragcS must be Gtd0rsed ,c fk
nuR nIireSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

PRINCETON DEFEATS me NAVAL ACADEMY
AxNAPoLIs. Md, Nov. 2S.-Thc Princeton
College freshmen football team this afternoon de-
feated the Naval Academy by OF 10 10 nothing
The game though one siicd was fine exhibition OF the
rOus h-ind-tumblc order Of sports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

Letters for foreign countries ne,1 not - spessg Al
DIR, sse Tor dlsDAc pIrtic IU oNcp
desired send duplicates II pa1kng AL nersa
letters not specially addressed bein; D.
las est " sseis available.
Foreign mails the week On ling November - Will elo
tPRuAPILY in all cases. at tnis Oiice AS follows.
SUNuAN-AJ > l. tOr Bran and the La Plaza
Brazil pcrs fortdcnse Via Para ana PernanDuco
the society Islands steamer fTon IRAN
CO.. close here November - at y. Malls for IN
sandwich Islands, per y. MarpOsa iron Fr.n
ciscOl close November 20 at I u. Mals tot
Australia NeM-Ieaand, FIi ami ) moan Stands peg
from san Francisco. close here December IL
p. Or arrival az New YORK 81 bAti1
with British mail foe Australia Mails FOR china ant
Japan, per =. ian PaOlO from san frtnescO, cio'O
here eGcmher - at >. Mails for uDA, Dy TAI >
1ampp. Fla. ami tlcnCe By steamer. ron hcj IVES.
lila. close at this Office daily Gt 2:3O n H.
THE schedule OF closing Pacific mlls Is rahcsl
the presumption OF tLor uulh ttrrpts O'o4n Lth ~.
TO Francisco Mails rom the EEst iirishy W I'VE AZ
tho OF sailing u steamers are 'ls
'"'' " ~ IiFSRY q. PEARSON Persuasion
Post onice, New.YOrk \. v. November ~. 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

PLANNING FOR EVANGEtICAL AhLIINo''
A gOod-slzcd congregation, composed l'i ~.
of presbyterau ministers aud eldeIs, assembled Ill 'A0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

Shortly before noon yesterday the boat con
tuiuing the body OF Warren samuel n"cs "ril'" uio
the shore at Batting Hollow Long Is"n"' Inc ''''
~ lyi;r ON the bottom Of tae boat by the size oil Ms
- ,,ct, rr,,-l, caldwell who started ont with Yates
and who had been on Long Island searching Tor 'e poHy
rrvrl lp Kivcrhead q few hours after the ho'y nn
,c.n found. How the boat drttrd ABOUT III wv ,r,
fro, a. hours without being pick IL mp - u HS It'I..
,,.. mad washed over The dead man anu Il' 5 '3
,iy ,.u In the water that had -r'trd III th' out"',
ttt''' me hand. were badly cut and DlSttFrI
~ W ,r v,n. I'M the boat ana that lying as II hur
ttrd 4 1rDupcu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

LANDLORDS Perfume. Edcula
Lundborg's Perfume MarvchIl Niei ROY
LnndDorg's Perfume. Alpine Violet.
Innhhrrr,. perim,nr. INV ~ Tho NnllnY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
Post once Notice.

The style short seaiskn introdu ed by G. g
SHAY very popular. All the newest shapes De
lU3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29

Tor gcu.rr iaska London dyed saasL!n garments "a
where they are prices. TO e. e. sHAlN lOj
Prince Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
Safely from Sewer Gas.

Safety from sewer Cas-
when .yg9o1 eyoT so wdsy x P !.S5, n II
a. mat e. OF security
Tie undersigned MAKES a specially OF such CT.
aminat
References to Ieaii1y physicians
Terms Application
lls pearL,t,I CHARLES F. wIyGATr,
e.w-Sork. SANITARY knxneec.
For gcmuirr iagza London dyed saas.n garments %
they for honest prices to C. e sHAfNr lOa
Prince 81.
,Iy over 300 square fee; devoted dena purposes
sScestni nS I aud S .s e. 3 50 ps s
attracting vi tn pure Tsh nitrous oxide or lausans az
10 charge arGacal 70 nc inserted In tlis -
sd Tcs P R fv IsS @' s VINE
5o Saye sP an pTIva eS 0 ssss
arst door ooo" S4ths'r also r. M66EMlNN ''
sonths,st coz Sth.ave southwest 3i;A.5;.
s Cans and Cloves ;or IsTen d 9T Prince s .
Gp s If Ts. @n;s 2, al ,"S
Watcheour make so to 500 sterling >iverWare NC
Sc. car fire to c. C. sHAYNTs Fur Mandatory
Things Worth Knowing!
That Acocks Porous at are Endorsed Oy the eadhi
medical Of the country.
That they are the original and genuine porous pastos
upon whose reputation lmitators have tradec
That Acocks Porous IL no highest result OF skin
AMI aud in ingredients and method mas never
been eGua!lcd
That tho, never yet perform their remedial worn
quickly and efectu ly
That this fact aested By hoasanso voluntary and m
cuestinnab bile tcs imouials gr1te'di patients.
That every OF the other socaLef porous pasteS an
inferior article which compared with AcOcks
That there being dec Iyed or IN UIel by
spnr Gus goods Aeock has the and
trademark upon IT,
That foi rh.umlt sm. sciatica. lung trouble kidney dis
ga e dyspepsia malaria they invaluable, safe
aud speedy
that AcscA's Plaster kept by all druggists and
m every 'iu family.
That is other external remedy which surely
be- depended upon every time
The new style seaskn introdu ed by c. O.
SHAY r popular. All the newest shapes IAN BE-
fOand at lO3 PIiAcc-st.
Post Onicc Notice.
Letters for foreign - spssislY Al
dr sse for dsDac Oy pIrttc tr stsiner cNapi Wc1
desired send duplicates II paaklng AL ner3u
documents letters not specially addressed benz seat tD
las est sseis available.
Foreign the week On ling NOVEMBER Is Will cOSD
PRuAPiLY in all cases at tlls oiice AS fouows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-29
6reclI. Notices

Artistic Presents
: AT SCHAUs Akr GALLERY,
2OI jTHAVE.,
NJ ldlsOn square
Specal attention is cac the important collection
. ofpAINII%GS. ETCHINGo aEu ..SpEANINGs,
: Suitable Tor Holiday Presents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Great clusters Of Callas and Harrissi
lilies rear their white, fieecy faces, and
display their rich golden petals for the
Easter holidays. The Harrissi Is run
ming q race with the Gala for first
place at the Easter board, but the Gala
has been long with MS, and is such q
great favorite that 1t will be hard to
displace. The Harrissi is more prolific
than the Gala, and though 1t has very
beautifully tipped stamens, its texture
is not quite 30 fine though the difference
is 80 small that 1t would hardly be
noticed by novices in flowers. But be-
sides the lilies, there is a number Of
other flowers crowding themselves into
notice, and are becoming very popular.
The pansies, purple and golden, and
the saucy yellow Jenquil, almost put
the roses to blush. Nothing, however,
makes more gaudy appearance than
bush of azaleas, pink, white and GRIM
son. For q gay decoration they can
scarcely be equaled. Azaleas have
been grown to great perfection during
the last few years, and are highly val
ue,i for their decorative qualities, deli
cate coloring and dense bloom.
Roses though retaining the popular
hold upon the community, are 80 hard
pressed by their more unpretentious
sisters in the floral realm that they, on
account of the cost, take a secondary
place when compared with the bulb
creation. A bunch of hyacinths is q
fair rival for all the roses, except the
rich, yellow Marechel Neil and Perl
des Jardins, the blood red, velvety
Jacqueminot, the pinky glorie de DijOn
and the pure, snow white, plump Mario
G uillott, Paul de Neron and one or two
other choice varieties. Nothing equals
the roses in fragrance, unless 1t be the
heliotrope, and both combined they
make a floral treasure of sweetness I'M
equaled by the fragrant odors from
Arabian fields of spices.
Fashions are about as tickle as flow
ers. At dinners, weddings, receptions
and other social entertainments, flowers
play an important part. Odd designs
are in great demand. Just now the
fancy Is to mass flowers OF the same
kind together, and the old fashioned
variegated nosegay would be extremely
bad taste. For the dinner table, baskets
of spring flowers have taken the place
of bowls and jars of roses, and single
rose is now placed beside each plate.
Shallow bowls filed with purple and
yellow pansies, or crimson and yellow
tulips are placed in the centre of the
table.
Flowers seem mos plentiful in oul
greenhouses arc. md town this year thar
for may years past, and our florists arr
Ipfeparing Tor a grand Easter harvest
Though all no doubt have made large
preparations, Leonzo Bsylis, at River
view cemetery, is prepared for thu
S pring rush, and his word to lovers o
flowers is come on" Mr.. Hayden
proprietor of TIE Crystal Palace Rose
Park, has also made large preparation
for the Spring trade Mr.. Haydel
things his floral banner to the breeze II
lto.day's REPUBLICAN,, and Mr.. Bayli
preceded him some two weeks. BE
tween them and other florists aroun
} the outskirts they will furnish plenti
/ full and brilliant supply of flowers fe
e lall who want them until the seaso
: closes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
HOW TO be Cheerful.

That is, how to be fairly content in
existing circumstan ces-is the problem
viii ch each one must solve for himself.
1t may seem hard task, and certainly
no mere act of volition and no direct
effort can achieve it. We cannot change
our low spirits into higher or I
mournful feelings into CHEEKY ones by
simply determination TO do 30; but we
can apply our force to bear upon the
conditions on which they rest, we can
put 10 flight many a cause Of detection,
and nourish many germs of serenity
and comfort.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
CnluInny.

You cannot arrest calumnious hand
you cannot arrest calumny itself. You
may refute a SANDER you may trace
home a SANDER to it's source, you may
expose the author of it, you may by
that exposure give lesson 80 severe as
to make the repetition of the offense ap
pear impossible but the fatal habit is
incorrigible. Tomorrow the tongue il
at work again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
A CHEAP N ct.

We are told that the tariff stands in the
way Of buying in the cheapest market,
and Is therefore at the best but neces-
sary evil to be got out Of the way as
soon as possible. A witty Irishman
in this country was telling how cheap
goods were in his old home, and how
much he could buy there for shilling
Why did you come here, then % he
was asked. "And sure, sir, because l
couldn't get the shilling" was the reply.
That freshman burst the bubble of the
cheapest market effectually. Free-trade
fails to put the shilling into the peoples
pocket.
We must bear in mind that a nation,
whether it buys abroad or produces at
home can have no more than it pro-
duces. The development of the home
producing power is therefore the only
true test of its prosperity, and the i'm
portation of articles, we can and dc
make, are produce lessons that develop
ment is at least one-half
i IL for instance we can make roll
cloth for fifty dollars, and we can bu.
lit in England for forty-6ve dollars, tn
buyer may gain FIVE dollars, but the ma
ton will really loose fifty dollars whicl
it might use at home, and England will
. gain that much, and the buyer of tn
cloth will soon find his ability to pur
, chase decrease, and 80 will lose in th
+ long run. We must also bear in min
, that there is no distinct degree, u
, clear line of separation, between PR
, lducer and consumer. Every produce
n consumes, every maker is also buye
e and every consumer produces or live
h on the income OF products. They stan
@ or fall together. Independent their il
o terest is one and inseparable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
WANAMAKER'S.
news as that in the whole
wide world outside.
Northwest from the center.

Northwest from the center.
Sets OF prayer-book and
hymnal combined two sepa-
rate books 80 made that the
front cover OF the hymnal
slips into the back cover OF
the prayer-book, making one
book as regards convenience
in handling; bound in leather
from 75c. to So. Also all
styles OF the books in sepa-
rate form Easter presents.
Easter cards Of course, and
of course clean. Our means
of showing cards is as conve-
nient as looking through a
picture book. more so, tor
you don't have to turn the
leaves and the cards are as
fresh as when received from
the misunderstanding one
else has handled what yor
may buy.
BY the Thirteenth street door.
Cards also In the Basement, q 10 u
g 10.
Millinery Opening to-mor'
row.
| oHE WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and asrAe
streets, and City hall square.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

THE French do things very suddenly
and often without cause. Very likely
they would have been whipped in China
anyhow, no matter who would have
boen at the head of the government.
Jules Ferry might have been the right
man In the right place if he had been
permitted to remain in his position, but
our French friends boil over 30 easily
that 1t makes it decidedly uncomforta-
BILE for q man to remain long in an Off
cial position in that government when
reverse overtakes the army. The Min
fstry. owing to this, could hardly have
expected to retain their hold upon thu
poople after Fridays disaster, and in
deed Ferry was safe in escaping viii
his head upon his shoulders. Th'
FRENCH. it would seem, have quit
enough to do to attend to the Chimes
now, without fighting amongst them
aelyes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
PHILADELPHIA, Wilmington 1 aIt"''
MARCH Goth, $50

rr.ins leave wilmington y ., W,
sor Philadelphis ssd ia'1IS:
ions. s.4c, 100, lo.eo q. u. -"
.. II. , q III VI
1850. Glb. 900. 9.lo, "! "a TsmuI
l2.4l, l2.s5, LA, So or ~ =, a.;Glf
New Y orb, zoos 10 3, !, ~ = No
II IS A. M siAIl. IN, 40 ~"
0 ss, Gas, 1902 Irsa,, W
For Yves Uhee.si "
SIS q. m, asQ and go ?. IL u -,5s
baltimore and inte'Iee''"
q. NJ. !; 600, ll47 Y. u ,NpL
Baitimore aad " sstits%;., /! isb
1906, 1885 q. H.; Loo y. H. u, I'd, .il aay1
Trains for ltols~sfs pl',s' Nap|
New Castle, t.lt, 6.as a y
~ SIp1 ?; N; I,oimsr, sna WA"
q, M, and 1875 p. n. ,,s,, III
Harrington acc w. - W 1. u
Express for seafcrd. wv p. Y "
Exp-ess for Dover and D Nv ~
week days and ll.ssp H. ''"'
SUNDAY TSAl ~
Philadelphia and i ~ Nv, ~,
3. 10 q. IN. l2.0l N. s.os' Yety, aap
Phiiadeiph'a and rev
n. %, b.22 Gas p. ni. ts-aGY
ror West Chester. VIZ
and $50 p. n. ...,,,rpl, pS
10. os a. IN. BaltiD orc, -, - sls.ts
FOr further infornh.i.oO,. tcasas
fsrred 70 the tline-tap''' -,
tons. pn Ns LEW
| upon Wnich ertrs faro i''I ~
CHARLES Il. Psi'th ,,,,' fT
General MansSer' '
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

If we apply ourselves seriously to
wisdom, we shall never live without
true pleasure, but learn to be pleased
with everything. We shall be pleased
with wealth in so far as it enables us to
benefit others with poverty in
not having much to care for and
with obscurity, for being envied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

WE WILL issue an edition of eight
Thousand copies of the REPUBLICAN on
Thursday. Those of our friends who
may favor us with their cards, we would
request to furnish us with the
copy at as early an hour as possible tG
insure publication.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

GEORGIA has already got two first
class foreign appointments, but the
President don't seem ito know that
there are such States az Indiana and
New Jersey. Serves these States right.
r. tbey had given good Republican ma
iorities they would have been recog'
nized long ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

AS THE French have met with dereat
IN Asia, and the English have been de-
feated In Africa, 1t seems about Time
tl,ey would think about staying az
I,osne and letting other people alone.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

THE son-in-law looks the biggest in
Governor Stockley's eyes. He out
weighs Speaker Cooper by just about
hundred pounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
DR.. SIMN'
THE THE PERFECTION 0ossIISl
~ MA ! AV'so.ilIaa;,..,

Tho most famous ns u. OF ssiisj
t nS sooptsratlon. They hoy al and t
s Hrs Uo and act on The s liant, n
sEin, curing ,l, LIVE, SsaI p.l,s,.I,,as
etc. Very valusp ,s ehilli sfasst|
foyer or dumb sY 7, appetite, s:,s1
weakness. loss e ~ female
splendid did 10, fSs w1a hs s!i II M
a sse nios sad pulls,stiv:ss ssa 's'l
Main Mail, depot, Fourth .la ~ -. NJ n
Iaington, Dol, anu a
PhiiadelDhis
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
WANAMAKER'S.
March 81, 1885.


dress stuffs are here, dozensl
Of kinds but only a piece of
each.
Plaid boucle grenadine
with large meshes partly
filled with an almost invisible
fibre.
Check boucle the check
being formed by the omis-
sion OF some Of the warp
threads.
Lace and boucle stripe al
ternating, the stripes an inch
and.a.halt wide and a MAORI
|ty of the threads as coarse as
Irvine.
Canvas with boucle threads
Iabout a third OF an inch
apart
| Mohair with a less shaggy
boucle stripe an inch or more
in width.
| A plain canvas with
meshes as large as the letter
o. That so coarse a thread
can be woven in such a
homespun sort OF way and
produce so attractive a result
lis a surprise. 1t is not so
marked either that the buyer
needed have classed it with
the other novelties and sent
only a piece-we would as
lief had twenty.
/ Another but with coarser
threads twisted harder.
| These coarse and seeming
lily heavy fabrics are the new.
lest things in Paris, and
: though they look warm in
sprint, the air will go through
them as through a sieve.
Southeast from tie center.
Il Worth buying;
, All-wcol French checks
$ grays, 42-inch, IS cents.
Atwood serge, cream ane
$ colors, 54.inch, 81.
al All, wool cheviot mixtures
!-I52-inch, IS cents.
N Camels-hair, solid color
and mixtures, 42-inch, 81.
Southeast from the center,
,t. A novelty in jerseys is
IS feece-hned stockinet with
an silk finish, trimmed wit
'wp beads, good for both loo
g. and warmth. OF anothe
. II sort are those that are notl
ly. ing but beads and bangles.
.de Here are cashmere jerse,
e's with white vests, the YES
on, deliberately ornamented vii
at at applique work.
me me Others trimmed with d
My ferent-colored embroidere
do polka dots.
lop- Prim.looking jerseys wi
4 Of standing collar and vest-pie'
buy literally coveredwith mario
ma: braid put on edgewise
Mich mel, various designs, also trimm
the the with Hercules braid.
pu .s Military jackets trimm
ni ind with straps of velvet and ii
mo no sci braid, pink, blue, black
acer All-silk jerseys, woven
yer, one piece, cream, white, bl,
tand black.
r in All-wool jerseys as low
SI.25.
N on 1903 Chestnut.
,o whS Agood writing-paper,gc
the without any extravagar
10 to whatever, is one we {
WANAMAKER. The best
3. on IN the world is one we {
ont a WANAMAKER BEST. Betwe
these two are many exc
. lent writing-papers. WA
'blem MAKER paper costs So a re
nself. tor commercial and e.
ainly W
direct Thousand tor enVelOr
hange i1Ir D.
r ri w ANAMAkEE DEol CoIlcS
ss by by many weights and fnisl
, the and costs from 81 to S
cti Enl ream (commerciaD and
'enity to So a thousand envelol
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

AxcRErAKY Lamar has sold the
y eas and carriages belonging to the
TAXATION Department, but President
Oleve land has just purchased span Oh
horses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
milk.

Thomas Hooten can supply milk
from the wagon on the street TO custo-
mers, wholesale or retail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

W. b ss1 prices rsi liss;.s q ,.lssss!Ia
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31
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Magnificent Silver Coffee High Grade racaibo Finest Yell
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-31

Southeast from q e center
Worth buying;
All-wcol French checks,
grays, 42-inch, IS cents.
Atwood serge, cream and
colors, 54.inch, 81.
| Atwood cheviot mixtures.
inch, IS cents.
Cancels hair, solid colors
land mixtures, 42-inch, 81.