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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

Ralph Emerson, who died in San
Francisco recently, was q kinsman Of
Ralph Waldo Emerson, and in his
youth, q sort Of a yoke-fellow of the
philosopher. The two Ralphs livedfor
q time in the same house, put their
heads together to squeeze the juice OF
meaning from dry Greek roots, and
otherwise slipped from the sameloving
cup Of knowledge. They parted at
Harvard, and he who is Just dead
went thence to live for twenty years
in Paris. TO him Lafayette many d
time told the ups and downs Of his
American life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
purchase .IHea fs,ste

The brispiaihr ptoptrty a. c"alre
vile, purchased vesferi., hy " G. X
CliquhnCu, curHlt -ui q brick mansion
house cJntatu:ng II I"oms, IA barge
barn, sIna i-Ltiuent h ,u-e contain
irg six rooms, about twntrr-.- Of groui I
hr price pad b,iLs s}Ulj. Mr. tpiJu.
noun Intends mdKlng extensive ia
prUvrin. u r on tn property and viii, ar
snu1i a. such Improve uu-tti- are com
PIE ed. commence the drug buslne-s
ana viii aI-o carry ou general merchai
u eng, iuc 'udius paints, uii-, Rlas~,
HARDWARE pottery ware and arDc-ries
Mr. to'qhhpun was the pioneer drug
sisi IN tie western part Of our city auf
as he"n very succ-sstu III bis business
his s'orr, which he has Just sold u
Anderson ~ Smith, beng one 81 tie
hhndso'nest anu beet stacked In til,
city. While W. regret ioriug such al
entcrpTisinE young man ami valIablt.
clilzn, the p-Ope IN the vlclulty of
Cehtrevilie will be- the gamers, ard We,
hope be VIII be- rs successful in his W
enterp Ire ~ he was Ia hts calliug u
inns city. The peupe OF Cenirevilie ar.
u DE congratulate uu thor acquisition.
such n stOre As Mr. Go quhOuu " /
Keep mar long heeu u. eded IN thor W.
entity. Mr. Coiquboun starts on Mon
day next 10 tear ont aud build up h +
new quarters, ant the REF BLICAN
wishes him the gr-a' -st success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

About eleven o'clock this forenoon
Mrs. Develin, residing Gu Lsuotts
street, went 10 the store and l-u ~
children. both girls, locked up in th.
house. The oldest vas aged about four
years, and III" youngest Two years
The children got l. play 'pe with the
tre and the youngest ehild's clothing
caught on tre. The ser aiming Of rht
children an the smoke issuing from
The hous" alarmed III. neigh hors neni
door, who rushed ~ aud found IN.
clothee near ali burned q the chi Il
The names wece subiuta hnt MOI N
til the chi - arms aud y .rr If it, ho,iS
"ere burnt 10 rcab The mother cane
home, ard binding what la occur 81.
went almost frs.utic. Dr Winner was
cal ed ia, and dli what he con 4 /, re-
llrvr the littls one, but h has iilte
hopes OF lis rec, very
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

frum lufI, r ielu anu al u.
The match between Messrs. Barker
ard Priest, closing last week as we
we're going 10 press, forbid our giving
any notice beside the score OF the result.
Although Mr.. Priest lost the match,
aud Mr.. Barker still retains the title Of
champion, he found In Mr.. Priest an
able opponent, who has been under
rated by the American players, but
who played him the strongest Of any
player he has yet met over the board.
Mr.. Priest played in hard luck, losing
two Of his games by slips" which
anV amateur could have avoided.
He was badly advised his umpire
by his conceit, dumb zaal and hatred
toward Mr.. Barker, made him bad
counselor, doing his dependent more
harm than good, and after losing the
first game deliberately charging him
with throwing the match. In future
matches Mr.. Priest will depend on his
true friends, not his sneaking ones.
The last games played were about
the average of drawn match games,
and the two contestants may have them
published in book form but we hear
they have not yet 30 decided.
Mr.. Priest is not satisfied with the
result, and at no far distant day will
challenge Mr.. Barker again for the
stake aud title.
On his return home Mr.. Barker call
ed on us, and after pleasant chat OF
half hour he left for Boston well
pleased with the result of his visit 10
Philadelphia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

TEeie II loose way Of land ing
money, Wihout thin king OF the pur-
poses II uupht 10 serve, which some
people mistake for librrality, hut which
is nothing hut ~aste'u Noes There IN
also gasp.ng way of Withholding It
which is mistaken Tor frukaIiGy, bnC
which II on y miserliness The wise
man vau's money for certain euds
viii III it VIII srrve, aud, utriving to
promote these ends, he ~ TOO int gent
to be either misery o. wa-ieiu He
systematizts ms means, whatever they
may be, and oy wasting nothiag in un-
profitable ways he can afford to be
liberal, while in being wisely liberal
in the right direction he il most truly
frugal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
A Reuaar h able ora Lady

Mrs. Powell, .he mother Of Pow, II
Brothers, the well known Ssh dca .ers.
ir certain y most remarkable woman.
she viii b. - years old in few week.
but Notwithstanding This fact, sh.
~alh'd from her sons fesidence, On Il
street, S"u'h Wilmington, Ia Fourth
and Madison stree'-. u bid her son
David good bye, a. she waa about r-
start for Philadelphia, where she will
reside Tor awl'iie with ainarried dangb.
Ter. After seeing ter son. she ualk,-i
back u Tue 7. W. Il Is. Railroad sta
tion, where she took the train. Tn
weather yesterday morning wa e III
enough to het.r macy much younger
ladies from going our, aud when The
Age OF Mr. Pox-!i Is taken Into c6us,d.
Grafton, It cau De put down as a noto.
worthy ieat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
FOURTH EDITION.
Aaiss Axsin.t Ra,ls Dads.

,,,, -. -,
Az Eikton mary iand on thursday y
the ,nira triai OF SUIT for damages by
oeotso IL. Steooings against the rhiia
aeiphis, wilmington aud Baltimore
hsirosu ppany WAS conciuned
~neh tne jury rendered verdict oisS,'
wv against the railroad. Noexceptions
wero taken, ann IL is considered thai
the verdict nnAliy ends the litigation.
on the hrst trial The jury Jailed 70
ASree'
"a the second triai verilct was
rendered LOT " 900 damages. The CASE
was ca'riou 10 the 'ouf' OF Appears
anu sent pack Tor TRIAL ShboihRs wa'
~orA,ns 'of The town Authorities OF
rort Deposit with a horse and cart, Anu
WAS run over py locomotive aud iost
'oot'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

The House committee Oh pubic anus
ID II opinion that the Investments OF
foreign GA Ita. il. AInalIc, N lands i.
excessive and needs restriction. II is
said that about 2l.U0,O0 900 acres o. and
in the nlied States are now owned by
aliens, and The prospective foreclosure
of mortgages on land grant railroads
held ny aliens viii, II is said give them
control Of LIT, geo 900 acres more. Doubt
less II Is destrah te 10 prevent the aclni
sitiou OF excessive areas Of land by any
body. native or foreign, but that the
holdings ct Foreigners especially will AS
the committee ass.Its, ever in this
country :" lead to Il system of audlpri-
ism lncor patitle with tie tree insiliu-
tons OF The United States" is very
questionaa.e. Possibly the bill pro
posed by th- committee Ia prevent
aliens from acquiring title in lands here
is constitutional, but it will bear some
III cd fiCatiOn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

The BAPtisis ofth.a city ixst evening
chartered two cars aud abont $50 al
them ~ont over To New Casfle 10 In
du ge ia b L.. d.iEk with the BaptIs,
brtthren AT New Castle The eit.r
tainment was held IN the old C,ur,
House, which wa eomplrtaly crowded
The program VIC varied, and highly
entertaining To Pike Sisters 70.
selved grand ovation OF p.anditi
Tor their exceiieat vocal fAnsic. When
'he literary program was over, tea " IN
served 10 the ;Onpany, AFTER which "A
more substantial supper was serv-.i
The gathering WAS an agreeable, as vel
a. grand -nsress and neit-d hen nd.
rone sum Tor tie church IN that ciry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
! HlRD tD|T|O n,


The boa Il OF Associated Chart les
IL nov IN full operation, and the +
flee Ia iOCIns Mos anu in The build-
In. at sew and Market streets b re
alinos; GAi4y II led wr,h applicants for
To Ief Ia ufhco Was opened Monday,
Deceribt 22rd, 1854, and up To this
Uaie here have Oeeh about 700 applica
tious tor r-llef Many of those who
Apply are Lea, of families, who up TO
tie prosent "inter have been able to
make Il good living, hut are now, owing
to the gen raj stak nation OF business,
oil OF work, ard unable to obtain any.
The rooms are In cnA . u oup,rin-
tendent John NJ issey, Of Pa ladelphia,
who has had cIns d ,rable experience
In the system of associated charities
now In operation In That city.
He Is assisted by sume OF the leading
man ufaruirers and business men of
this city, IN addition 10 large Number
OF benevolent ladies', who act as visi
tors In the di tierent wards. Each ward
IL ,hv idod into districts of two or three
blocks each, to which lady visitor Ia
Assigned. v uenever a person applies
for relief, the perintendent lakes the
name and resldence, which is handed
TO the lady visitor of the district in
which they live, and she immediately
investig ates the case thoroughly, after
which she makes her return TO the Of
fee on printed blank, showing the
condition and habits Of the family, with
their antecedeIts, and the Immediate
cause of their restitution.
These tickets are Intended to be given
to every stranger asking relief. Persons
presenting one of these tickets at the
or an h..t ntl nj Il nd "A I'd
in urgent cases pending investig CATION
and Afterwards, if found worthy, the
moeatApprOpriate available relief will
be procured for their permanent benefit.
When rtquest' Il to do ST., the Super .u-
tondent Will report the result Of the
investigation. PersoAS dchi;trg 10 aid
the poor eclly, may hAv" ucritori0us
cases recon- mended To them by the
Soc iety with slggf stiuus as 10 wise ana
efficient Ill d.s % relief Tnuss who
desire toe hest lbierhsta a tee poor vii
not give Ia straus' r. al their doors or
on The stfect under any clrcuin,ts ac-s.
They VIII do bittrr % srnlsu :h sgiu7 OF
money a. they tan spare 10 tine As
ociated Chariiies, aud mag pe ASSURED
that no cast ~ al OOt.. u OF Oe rtiG sed
relief without good reasons. Giylug to
strangers only encourages iinpDsiure
and fraud. CITIZENS are cirdlaiiy asked
10 visit the office aud Inspect it- method
of work, TO learn its aims, and 10 pro-
cure invest gat!on tickets tor their own
use.
While tne main objec' of the associa.
ton is to relieve as far as pues!bIe
every case OF restitution presented IL
their Dotlce, they al no intend 10 do all
IN THEN po~er 10 break up street beg
ging, and he furnishing OF I, let to IN.
worthy pers ms, many at whom spend
all they &c, In gin mi Is
For the iur kerance OF his object, II
Is the intention of tho association Ia
distribute ticket. IA follows TO every
house in this city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

The funeral Of Mrs. Carpaban took
place on Thursday afternoon from the
undertaking estab'ishintn, Of J. A.
Wilson, No 6i6 King street The
body vas y aoed Ia d handsome casket,
and inferred in The Wilmington and
BrAndywine ceIn.tery, where her relA-
tives have . lot The dec. assd formerly
resided in this city, but removed W tie
W -st a number OF years ago Sbe was
30 years OF age, aud resided At GreaRs-
Vile. Illinois, with her nephew, Mr..
Morrison. who accompanied the remains
10 this city. She died last Thursday,
and the body arrived here W edn-siny
night, and was taken 10 Mr.. Wilson b.
Mrs. Carnat an had been blind for eight
Year, previous 10 her death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

'has WhIIfman, aged 81 yeaTe, wfnd died
on Tie .th lll3,, hnd Was Inferred at White
Oihy rhurrG o tho 1th inst, wls torn near
Vie stnt IL. |, IN the Oil v ht,etnsr. home.
htead "ac,a his tather AID lived aud died
aud a large linin o brothersrnd sisters mad
bo' n reAred. his ""rup lion was ta.Inipu
anu eptNo'td hiusel.t0 II with uhttriu.
energy IN 81 lie teH d very Hrsbae ana
nnp'ea AT s'Gssticu IN his head, viii h cd,
tnuel III his dta'h. For IN tnt tweITs
years he bad been ALMOST helpless--lor IN,
last six months entsro,y 70. Es leny,s A
W'ia hhi I'VE childrso 10 moura his loss
" Autumn leaves fast MT more .entlv IL, In,
gronud, nor weary, zorn-out wilis.xp rs 8,
'oi'- j. ".
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
n anne OF Sender,

Date. .....-..,... Address,. ...,........
There tickets will be ccompanied by
the following explanatory circular
The object OF THE lis 10 prevent per
SOILS receiving assistance from diff rent
sources at the same time, and it IL
thought that If householders will ca
operate with the association in this
matter, Professional begging will be
broken up. There is u vast amount of
relief given by citiZrns 10 men and
women who daily app to them. and it
is probable thai ii the MOUNTS given IN
this way were distributed through the
association, 1t would he almost suiiir ient
to relieve the necessities of the worthy
poor.
While mington has fewer men
out OF Work III proportion to Its nopu-
latte II than other cities in the United
States, Their Is now believed 10 bs more
destitution in this city thau any pre-
cedlug winter, Consequently the ae-
sociation lis badly cramped for funds
Ii Ia now proposed ID have benefit
some night next week at the skating
rink, and v the arrange Geuts are con
summated, the citizens shOuld see that II
IL made grand success. Inc managers
also coniemPtat. having performance
i'll the Oprra House, II satisfactory ar
rangemelts can he made. TIE. asso.
ciaton Il doing a noble work, and
should receive substantial assistance
from al who are able 70 give.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

The present cold suan has caused the
ice men to lake heart, and should nos
the weather greatly moderate, several
of the tarmeto IN this county will eA-
gage il ii ling their lee houses to-mur
row. ii Ia visa IN them % act prom O.,
~, ~ this month closes in anutl er
week, III as The sun ir increasing ic
power il ~ very probable the cold win
rs less ipteras. The mercury TIN,
morning was ,hree d, grr.s higher than
II was yesterday at the sa ne hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

The Northwestern Mitl-r, OF Miur. a
polls, says " A report Of the invisible
supply and The movement OF the wheat
crop In the Minneapolis heit up to Jan.
nary lar II now being prepared. II will
show that $ per cent. OF the crol M
North has been marketed. aud some.
mug like 81 PER cent. of hat of south
ern Minnesota and Dtkota L. will
give the amnnBt in store III country ele.
vatprs January lst at aDcut SIC 900
bushels"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
sudden Dea,h Of Child.

Deputy Coroner smith WAS notified
this morning that a co'ored child uair-
Ell Turner, Fix mouth old, had died
-uddeuly at the resi- ieBce of its parents
over Eleventh street bridge. Tie m.s
seDger said thar the HID seemed for
several days past To be su fiering with "A
cold, aud that last evening the parents
10 Il 10 church Alter their return
" was put to b d, anf this morning wa
fonBd crad. The case wi Do fully in
yestigated by Coroner Smith.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
x,s,a.., 80 inr ~

Nh. =. :. yen kl' 'J 4
which was oYta'iil'', ,1 n
road .evera NOM y NJ \
Gilmore, OF " " .,,ldI
cieekertd Garrett y in u
table and dirlAi lev N 81
weeks ago, an a., f,iplifi,
made arrane 'it ...r,r 10 7
OF Chicago, TO aPbp '''. : !
yious 30 this. r'nn,pol.
withd rawn III II ~ The
Wicker adval era Tss q
them to Chicago; ,i,af,,
that city was a IA, ydo.ta
pany disbandtd' va%,snT
ers live in New , ! ;ptr'
out means 10 reaV'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
Electric .tkh,S ~ Ia,

Not many yfais 40 !, |
hardship dleat,ti .. o,I
obliged 10 take a oa, ~ ~
ingenuity OF u an, ai','r r,s,sI
made 1t u sAs"nt u
provements t',at "iu = a
safety, and c.nvsnlfn p Nd
are constantly oe,lt
Penpsylvanra RaIlI' -. 80 MA
ways seems to be N ll' ma,
com pany is ~ pTe'f . =, ~
u~nts al IL, I'll lp- ! ; ~
trio lisht- tor use u .'l,s,a /
The eyper sneht hfs niEr
so favorasly, II . slrSs
1 lin a few months 'h' II ~
Ne in,r..luced ITO a..
ears on It's varioAr ll''s ~!
| tina, il about l., 81 nlg :. =,
from "a number that -. plll
there il no don p, .,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
List OF public Sales.

Jan. % " Quigley, executor Of = Qnlgiey
~ II NJ Il l'son, Hraudyw Hid.
Feb. McCaiterty, Mdloy X & ,Christiana
ID
10 Harry Brown, iSfdndywine HID
- "A James Mem hon, New Castle HID
% +. J.. lark, Red Ii n Hd
20 William Magyar, New Castle HID.
% Frank Neley, city.
Mar Mrs. Weldin, Rrandyw'ne HID.
Il. sheppard. Mill Creek
William a. Husbands, Bra2dywine
HID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
A air Eovsuue.

The will Of tho late schuyler Collar
was admitted to probate at Sou b Bend
Ind Oh N. I'D inst, and It shows
Z hat he has been successful in amassiu z
quite handsome fortune, his estate,
being valued AT t5b, REQ The family
residence with bel the estate go Ia Mrs.
Colfax, and the balance TO Schuyler
- olfax ,Ir
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

James &. Mearns, scott street and
Giirip averu", will have an extra SUB
ply OF the htst beef IN the marker On
hand thi- evening and to morrow. Bes.
beef ali the time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

me plain lrInclples vi truth and
honesty are fau,iiar to most OF US, and
need no elaborate argument to elucl.
ii /" or uphold them They demand our
undertaking obedience, and the more
cheertn y and promptly we act upon
Them, THE more firm, manly, and cou.
sihtent vii. our characters become.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

The regular weekly prayer messing
will he held in st. Pau's NJ. Il. Church
this evening, when the topic for Discus.
sion will be revivals. a cordial invita-
ton is extended to all TO attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
AT
W. B. SHARP'S,
FOURTH AND MARKET Sta.

The balance of our stock
Of Rugs and Mats is reduc.
ed to make room Tor
those coming in the spring;
many OF these beino bought
especially for the holiday
trade, will be found OF Gle.
giant designs and colorins S.
About fifty single door
Tapestry Brussels Mats, So
cents from Is. A large size
for double door, down to ST.
IS from Sis. A large
SIZE tor Sofa, down to s.
from 50.
Smyrna Rigs, same on
both sides, single door size,
Sl25 from SIS; double
door size $3.50 from, $50
large size tor Sofa $3.50
from so. No better Rugs
to wear than these.
Twelve large SIZE Body
Brussels Rugs, all we have
in one pattern, down to 81
from 81.
A few each OF Moquette
Rugs down to sI.9S from
$3.50, and S3.75 from S.,
unusually handsome styles.
Those elegant Mecca or
Paunjaub Rugs, designed and
produced from the ceebra j..
ted South Kensington Art
Schools with superb combi-
nations OF subdued color
lngs, are probably higher in
tone and effect than any
Rug placed on the Ameri-
can market; they are in three
a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
Elf 7 \ ED|1I|
Dots

10 the state Of New Yotk
There was a social ho,,.o.
House. South wilmns,or
Robert Smith. Four,s.p,, :,
nsy sireets, who ha. h.., - -
indisPossd for come tim. i, , ','I
| s-vera. hydrant. wet. h :
log the cold snap, aud nv
hav. something TO do
The Harlan & iIol.,,g.-
pany has reduced the ..,,. 2 !
mrn s'iy cents a week - j
There are ten applicant 1.
license At tlir Febiuar, 49,,
thr most ever kno~u c5er
The Levy Court OF N.xr..
" Win meet snd ore.Alz4 :, {,
FEBRUARY ~. - !
III. Ca Hing Of an Ind yr,,a.
ing 10 prui.st ssaiusttb .f,''a@s.
present floating ,t-bt otib.r..''
posed BY Archibald ii,tu
TIL. slclal circle Of n. h.
Church OF tbs l;sla-msfr
enuer-sinnneut at The l... y
Ing
The Fndall Brother, ..,l,
Two rows Of hoii"s 49, II
Montou anil Adams
Tenth 10 Eleventh
Tho Anericus ) Ia r. NH
its s"cnad annual L,tr
roofn oi III. Masouic I,nr
evening, February t
George n li-ft, asEa'..l+,
. ace IN .he Ice on iii Ma
pond yesterday. ami a. lie ~
foIud The water beneA.h ,s,,
Willias A.r-hai..-c.t.,l.l
MARKET si,et !, -kipp.>i ty nst
W "Wednesday niAht y ',t.,i.,.
leaving lis landlord ur34
Any ptrson uLou.4t rs
cbar'' a isst class s...l.
suosi ~ new. iuT
Machine, - k-Jub.4a,
The Ara"as Eto,trir
haNrpat ue an rirvifb
- rrsief' To. t.l
40 'IS MAfhrt 'iirr
:. bout 1Getrain. V,,s
hr dae DAM. uu ~
reached -, S-ise,u
III
The new Trl-t Cor lrr,v-
janIo- Y. Ctfirty - H,,ss
Set rect, tor ts,AN. l.tue
tNrr paid Tor N prs l. H.
H'h'
Cranston y S.wb ~
ere, nav buu9lttteo r,-
cJld spring L. y tA
Lr .oatt side, oppus. e fra.
wharf
The bar Of New C.t.
strouslyo n.sd 0S4A.stYa
uIil p,unlb,tl.lx The s,1a
civil bushes. al the Fer;..rs
t-mbor tefms oi coufi
Mra j. ,.sshsr Trne. Is
viii lec'ue Oh A M
mr.," Ia the Frrla. 20
. cning.
A. A. Chaorn.n IA. sw
Tract Tor initiating Al l.r
On str-tt,J n IN
10 Lay. ALI ..-y,,arAula "a
Improvements
.Jonn j. Gallagher. io.s,. 1. |||
w piei.,u,iorl A II ~
Adams. attended A asasss
Lotn. ;.o,ig, a o. " u
To-, Wedn,s,i.,s y.1a,
t,.o,,,r .a.on.. ,,p, 4
gave a certificate td-. a
causes Ia the eA-r A1ir'l
NJ. 81 Niud-or .irr ~ ",
Old, " ho 4 ..aI sudden, q Z &
John Mrknlsh,. ,.t z
smploy of m. fiaI.anxA.
C,,,,,,.nv 1,..d Lr.tt ,oJ. -
ed y.,t,,rdat byA p.A.I1-
lit.
Mr.. p.,ni.l Nj e,y I'd
g.y ~ y N,il.ns,il. u
m, r.sid,uo4 o. h.r ~ ~
| Tbird S,r..t she IL slJ.l>
co.,
.r, ,,..,tn rl.
Ca ,"de'', ~ \ > T. 70 70, p "a 4
| o (ns n,r,x .He .Iai tips : i'rsf
W. ~. p1 ~ 10, I'm era,
A. 49,, ~ m.,i,naLll
| tsf,.
" Delays have d"htlf'
Immortal " iiiia'" "
you "a co,d OF p y'"s' r.al
or" outss' - a,.sl
Noue | - ~ -, .,ll
e3nsh ana s" ,'n. y,s n,l
Wv ~ a. eN'
""o'" " nag "a
kunor has 1t il'' n
young man fe7p,'"- :, I'D
asei 1iout ~ :" hid
self - partner 10 se"fr ls :. :,
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l'lIllSiHf a,A

pebble and kid button shoes, sprinc
heel ami hons with heels, only 80 cents.
Bshcock, 206 Market street. Best bar
gains IN town
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23
Ladies',

cloth warmlined slippers, only 40 cents.
Babcock, 206 Market street. Best bar
gains every time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

TN ERTAINME T-ASE EC NEAL.
II ing and recitation will be- gwen
AZ the Mdrsn II or sc ca. house B
miss Lllz PnI fps, assi..ei ~ her
mot'e r, on Thu 81 eye4tng, Janu.
AIRY - 1853, beg n nR a. : 40 - lock for he
benent o! st j .mrs' ciutcn, ~tAnpuu Pr.t
Rhodes aud trinity choir Of Wilini gfon
VIII asst 10 sihgllR. admission IS centa
children ~ cents IA .ab
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

Infants button shoes, only % cents,
Babcock, 206 Market street. Best bar
gains In town,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

NOR SALE.-THE GROCERY FIX
= lures in store No. go X Ing street
for sale cheap. is-tf
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NY N 7 h DAN EXPERIENCED
w housekeeper wishes a situation In a
smdll family. Address " Faithful. thi.
Office. l22 AZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-23

pebble buttons, only $500 Rest bar.
gains every time. Rabcock ,2O6 Marke,
81 -set.
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Take " --.-s. " /. r. Belts, 500
Shipley siI.eC, To be sbarpened.
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NyANrED-G GOOD GIRL FOR GENE
w raj homework. No other need apply.
No. 10 East second street. i23-2tt
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INvESTIG ALTON TICKET.

The Superintendent o the Society il
requested to examine IL C aims OF he
bearer u relief.