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PERSONAL

w ANTED-You to Cali and See our
w embroidery; two fancy letters stamped
for FIVE cents. 5Os 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
mang LOO by an Expls ion.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4, lSS5.-A
fatal boiler exp osiou occurred 1.-THE
Texas plantation, lberville parish, yes.
terdsy evening, by which one OF the
most prominent physicians and planters
Of the pa irish lost his life and the col.
oref engineer was badly scaIdec. DR..
a Il Courier, the owner Of the plan
tatiop, had recently erected small
boiler and pump on the river bank ioi
the purpose OF supply ing water to his
agar house The boiler scarcely had
capacity 10 RIM the pump at The speed
desired, and it was necessary TO carry
AL the steam possible.
Last evening DIR. Courier wentto thu
pump to see how il was working
While there messenger arrived viii
The mail. DR.. Courier threw th
boiler door open while he opened |
letter. Almost in mediately the boile
exploded with o terrific noise that va
heard for several miles. Portions of tn
boiler struck DIR. Courier and kille'
l.m Instantly. His chest was .sm ashe'
IN aud his back crushed to jelly; botl
logs were broken below the kneee an
the right arm broken. The colore'
engineer, Dappey, is 50 badly scaldet
! That 10 hopes are entertained OF hi
| recovery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
ROLLING UP
Oak Halls Majority

and adding to the legions
of Wanamaker & Brown s
customers. Dollars are the
votes that tell with us and
the returns are coming In.
For dollars spent here we
return the utmost OF value
in the most perfect clothing
we ever had inside the walls
Iof Oak Hall. Let there be
close reckoning and heads
OF families who spend their
money here for clothing
ior themselves and their
children will find at the
years end that they have
put money in their pockets
besides being better served
than anywhere else; anc
deeds count more thar
words.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
EHE RETURNS
Are Coming In.

The Oak Hall majorities
are rolling up, and the Sixth
and Market street corner is
busy, with indications of
buster times still as the sea-
son goes on. While the
good people Of this and adj
joining c ommon~ealths were
|perplexing themselves with
the broils OF politics Oak
Hall was astir on more
peaceful problems. Ours tc
make steadfast onslaught
on high prices ; to war on
every sham way of making
clothing; to turn good
cloths into good clothing
1--WE began months ago oul
careful preparations by buy
ling fabrics we could depend
lon, and overseeing the max
ling up with stric,ness ane
now, with a huge stock o
IReady-made Clothing-tht
Ibest that man or boy neee
Icare to wear-we are
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
VIM. b. SHARP,


CHERIFF'S SALE-BI VIRTUE OF a
- writ Of Leysri faoias 10 me di.ecteI, viii
be posed " public sale at the Court Bouse
on Market street between Tenth and Elev
enth streets. in tho city Of WILMINGTON. New
Castle County, Del en-
SATURDAY, THE 2lsT DAY oFNUyEM.
Der, 1883,
at . O'Clock, y. H.,
The following described res, estate, vil
All that certain lot OF land and three.
s.oriet bficK building, situate IN the city Of
Wilmington, btuhded AMI described IL fol
lows. to wit
Beglnnin nv on the souther'v side Of Fourth
street, between Market and King streets. at
the middle o! the BILE wall between this
and the house formerly OF " illiam II, Nati.
now Of Jacob =. Heroman, thence through
the middle Of said gable end wall par sliel 70
htpR street, Il fl 8 In, thence westefl /,
parallel 10 Fourth street Is. feet thence
noTtherly through the gable end wall 8 II 3
in. 10 Fourth street, and thence thereby
tasierlv TO the place Of beRinring, oe the
| came Hhat II m Book u. vol. {, page 2,s.
and 30 W. vol 9, page {, and booK ",
vol. 0. page Q, &c.
seized and taken into execution as tho
property Of Martha A. Marls. surviving
m0rtSagor, and exe;Utriy OF Joshua Ma IS,
Gecea set, and [. - =. ana To be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sherit's Office, Wilmington. November
| 1, 1885. rOb OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

WAsHIEGToN, Nov. 4. Secretary
Whitney has 81 last practically accept.
ed the Dolphin. After denying that
she was constructed according to CON
tract after getting the report of a pack.
ed board that she was nseaworthy,
was not built of good materials and did
net come up TO the required standards
to speed, he now makes to Mr.. Roach
and his attorney proposition SINH, ar
to the one made by Mr.. Roach to the
Secretary when he first began to objec
" 80 vessel, and the Government takel
& ~ p.
s.r. Whitney, in his attempt to make
roi ical capital out of the Do phin ca e.
drove Mr.. Roach Tito bankruptcy
ruined his business and threw out OF
employmen hupd'eds OF workmen, and
h off .rs 10 do what Mr.. Roach wa will
ing 70 eonctde To before the complica-
tion. II / were in Mr.. Roach
place." said a we'll known attorney
IL would sue the Secretary of the
Navy for damages for bre TX ng up ny
b 1sin ess, and / weuld stow that nj,
action throughout has been iraudul ~ G.
insincere and oppressive" The whol
matter will be thoroughly vensil4ter
this winter through the medium OF
Senate investiga tioD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
AnOlE or Exposition

The North, Central and South AmeIi
can Exposition to be held at New
Orleans, Lou lsiana, vi i'll open Novem-
ber 10th, 1885, and il to close April lst,
1886. There is TO be collective exhibit
from every State aud territory in the
Union, and there will be brilliant dis
plays from Canada, Mexico and til,
Central and South American coun
tries. Anumber of European power
are to be represented.
The main building TO contain the
exhibits Is 1873 by 905 feet in extent
the larg5 ct building ever erected in the
United States. The main purpose OF
the Exposition is TO foster and encour
age trade with the countries south oil
the United States. OF the total annua
demand to supply thesA Southern coun
tries, amounting to $475. 00O, 900 III,
United States supplies but ST. 900 900
or 16 per cent.
or the total annual exports of thes,
countries, amounting 10 $479 600, 000
the United States take but $l6S, 000, 000
or 30 per cent.
In other words the exchanges Q
Central and South America are InainlJ
with Euorpe.
To defect this great and rapidly in
Q sing trade TO our own port 10 one {
the fundamental objects OF the expos
t,ou. Situated as New Orleans is, 1
sae geographical and trar sportatio
cenfro o! the Western Hemisphere, an
near its centre OF population, it is tn
place above all others to inaugural
= hsmispherical commercial policy.
1t 10 expected that every State in til
Union will furnish exhibits for tn
Exposition. The local agent for Del;
ware IL Henry Thorn pson, il711 Rodne
street from whom all necessary inform
alton in regard to the Exposition can /
obta lined.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

Mrs. J. A. Bigger and her daughte'
La ura avereturned from a tour througf
Indiana, Missouri, Texas and Illinois
with the Rial Bigger Marion Comb
nation C. mpany, suffering somewba
with msiarisl fever. Miss Bigger ha'
under consideration the acceptance OF !
iAttering offer from parties In New
York.
Rev. W. l.. s. Murray, Of Asburl
NJ. u church, returned home last nigh
from New York, after being successful
in securing chancellor Sims and Bishol
Warren TO come TO Wilmington mex
Sunday to assist In re-openin2 and re
dedicatins Asbury rs. 4. church. Whit
there he attended the annual meetip'
of the Bishops, and from there he well
10 the o opening of the school year u
Drew Theological Seminary, where a
dresses were made by Bishops Mallalie
and Merrill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Eli I \ EDIT
Kew. hr murL,..'

The Rev. DR.. W. r. W,,r.N1
tor OF Franklin slree, p S,a
Church In Baltimore. t,.
home frem Trer ton, n "'
he read The fun. "a s.r,ic.. -, ="
at the grave Of Gen. George n
Ian. DIR. Murkland wa. Az
friend OF the General. Their ~
ing took place dur,ne the ~
DR.. Murkland was a .'nlen, v
dtn.Sidney College, princs|
county, Va, when the war b,I
With his fellow.s,udenis be
arms In behalf OF the Conteisr
were captured and released n,
BY Gen. Mcclellan, who advi.,
TO return TO their studiea Tbs
was very kind and the smien
gratef9l for the consideration h,
ed then. ~
| About nine years ago, when
Mcclellan came to 3allimor. ,
attended Mr.. Murklud's Chm
the occasion of the opening
Hopkins University the 80 >.
became acquainted When IN
Gel. Mcclellan said 81 h
tyou before, Doctor | have bee
ing your church.
| DIR. Murkland replied. O. An
seen you before, Genera "
described their u setting duria,
and the General remem hered
dent. They became very dea,
and when General Mcclellan
in law, Mrs, General Marcy,
this city, DIR. Murkland vas
to officiate at the funeral. Ga
last he received atel.Rram fl
Mcclellan asking him 10 con
and take part in the funera..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

In the little world In which children
have their existence, whoever brings
them mp, there 10 nothing 40 finely per.
ceived and 10 finely felt as injustics. 1t
child can be xposed 70 nevsrtheiess
he 10 keenly alive to what Ia right and
fair. however limited his domain.
II the practice OF memorizing In &c
prodncs habitof remembering, It will
be the best accomplished by soliciting
for tina: purpose only the most valuable
knowledge, and that which IL thorough
ly comprehen ded.
Life m pst be regarded in thu light o.
al that is to grow out Of IL. Seed ar,
planted here, foupdstiona are laid, per.
hsps only ground 10 cleared. There IL
eternity TO work out the results.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
The Captsin sang.a Himself.

KEY WEST, Fla, November Gap
tain Morris, OF the bark Moss Glenn. re-
ports having found the brig Eastward,
Of Greenock, from New York for Port
Allegro, with an assorted cargo, hove
TO with signals Of distress flying. Part
of her crew boarded the Moss Glenn.
reported that Captain Sabeston, of the
Eastward, had hanged himself on Octo
Der IS, and that the mate was incapable
of navigating the vessel. Captain Nor.
ris put his mate on board the Eastward
to take her to her destination
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

The beautiful likeness Oh
Flynn, which Baird y Mli99
had published, will be seen IN
window a few days longer y
Flynn has been appoin'rsi 10 !
of the Catholic church IN ua'el
aud as that church is nni veg
financially, several OF Father
friends are raising money &c? 9
by taking chances on tine pc !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Preparing Bees for winser.

In preparing bees for winter every
apsirist should be sure that each colony
has at least thirty pounds Of good cap
ped honey. II Is also we'll TO cover
warmly above the bees with carpeting
old blankets, or sacks Of dry sawdust,
or fine cbaff.
AS soon as cold comes, or just before,
the bees ought 70 be carried into Q col.
lar, II one 10 at hand. The cellar should
from 400 to 45o. In such . cellar
with epor Oh good food there will be nc
loss. tn. temperature must be KEEP
above $50 aud below $50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
THIRD EDITI0Ne


a Bunale TRAGEDY. was found
Nov. hrhs<6om to-day, a,
barl.s Herman. q ep1 q rented house,
:; = Bloc: laola, - o coup si'S tn:
med home WAS furnished taste.
YER pa ks wife's savings - vendor
- -, he not having worked for
- men tbs. Last Saturday he told
Die that he had secured q situation
End was to begin ON Monday. Since
then no has left home In the morning
and returned in the evening, but none
OF the neighbors have seen his wife. and
when he Was away the door was al
wAys looked.
6upposing that all was mot right the
1andlady went to their rooms this morn
ing soon after the husband left, and
found the body Of the missing woman
half ON the bed and half on the floor,
with the throat cut from ear to ear. The
bedding and carpets were saturated
with blood, partially dried. Near by
was the razor with which the crime
WAS committed.
Aha murdered woman was dressed In
pain calico Irock. The body bort
evidences OF terrihls struggle, the
left hand being cut and there wer'
her finger was brass thimble, indi
eating her occupation when the muir
der Gus attack Was made.
The aged landlady nearly tainted
but gained strength to get to the
door and the police were soon investi
eating the case. The murdered woman
was last seen coming home from tn,
market ON Saturday night, in compan!
with her husband, who on Sunday WA
under the influence Of liquor. In th
parlor WAS the bed upoo which he slep
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights
with her body In the next room.
Mrs. Herman was about 80 years old
it 10 said that she not long ago receives
. letter from woman who elaine
that her man had deserted her i
Germany. 1t is alleged that Mrs Hei
man reproached her husband for bavin
deceived her and this Is supposed to b
the cause Of the quarrel which led
her death. Herm An cannot be found.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

1t has been decided by iht 4
having the matter in easfsr
Brandywine Summit camp,
shall open on Monday, Angus,
apd will continue eleven "a
time was chosen thus cary 70
moonlight season, and 'h"t og
camp meeting associations ma
that BraDdywine Sunin'i'
and be govern ed accord ns'y'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Horrible Death

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov,
Kate TAbb, . young NM arrie
Of this city, Was fatally bur
night. She had been ronpl
the house with her little ~
two Laughing and screaming
Getting tired, she dlarooed
before the stove TO say hef
Sudd ,nly she di covered NAV
dress Was iRnit.d. Her mo'
sister made every effort to es
the flames, but she broke away
into the street, where passefs
ceeded in putting out the h!e,
Her lin BIS were badly chsl
her body roasted. She iingeft,
ny and died this morning
one of the prettiest girls IL
and very popu lar in soc ETY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Union Literary Associs

The following progHMIa
presented at the meeting Of d
Literary Association 10 nigh,
! vaolr; prayer, the Rev c vi
man F., singing, 4" We Nee,
quartette; reading, Mary C1;n|
tation, Annie wilhelm iu.1
ss,o, Maud Carson readIu1
Smedley referred questions,
Was the national nag aiJp;(
+" who formed Wash.rg'ous
Isaiah II. Thomas AMI l-llc
respectively instruments. Ia
rio Jones and Mary T1wlsenll
question, "What were the al
led 10 the war with Nex'c.
Edwards; estay, Seif.eluc''i|
Messrs. Starr and MICA iam'; I
Annie Wilhelm; critic Eeplt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Att,
A Great AecOUm"ua'i'

Lewis Sasse has commei, :.
an excellent and first class h2'
bis new liquor store and san
No. ia East Fourth street, \
tom 10 a. m. until Up. N. \
be q great aceoInTodat Vi.
the vicinity who cannCt Il =,
yeinent to go home TO thrI' Il y
repular hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Tne money MarkeI

In Philadel phia the mohrs
without substantial change,
city call loaus are about" I ~
good time paper 3]8@' peE a
New York time paper Ia!ss % /"
cent. and yesterday cal ~
ouoted at 297 per cent sp'
q per cent,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

The wilbzs Opera Company gave a
very acc, pta De rendition of the Mi.
kado 4" last evening, which was marred
however, by .he absence Of the proper
scenery and age settings. The orches
ira ia des erwin Of especial praise fol
the very exec lent manner In which
thay rend cred tbe music. This evening
the comI any will present Girohe.
nira6a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Pustirg up tne EIe.tr,e

A force of men are now al
for the past two weeks, been 4
In putting up the wires for III
electric light. that IL now hen
duced into this city. TIE coI
that IL used for main. Is ve.
aud he ends are joined toy
being firmly held IL a WISE ana
with n powerful tool made for
pose. after which II il solicited
by pouring the me.,.d neal
The work is being pushed I
rapidly as possible, AM she
Iexpect in another week OF ten
the furthest, to have -yergI
| working order. The aGxiiAr
that will be used at the station
in driving the dynamos, ha,
and will be put In place 4 olt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

On Saturday night, the l4tn INST
Barlow Il Wilson's minsuels vii a..
pear at the Opera House, and give op'
OF their cbss,e and highly atnuair d
ntertaiuments. This will be the hrs
lainetrel performa nce tbis seasoD, ant
az this com pany il on Of the very bes
In exist.nce there il no douh5 but tbt
house wilt be packed from pit 10 dome
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
r.,r1t,iy BarBt q.

A lad II years Of age n"lhi
CLARK was terribly burrel 81 !
turn at the Delaware Iron " y
Castle on Wednesday morA!u
pipe was In some way sboVel
him, burning his breast, arm
in a terrible manner. ne "'1
the Philadelphia hospita !"
phia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Prepnriux for tne mini..ry

Asbury Burke, of the firm of Burke
g. Kel!uD, coal dealers, will withdraw
from tbn firm next spring for the pur
pose OF entering ths M. 4. Con ference,
and William w. sharp has withdrawn
from the firm of WEIGH * Sharp for
the same pu rpose. Both these gentle
msn are local preachers In Asbury NJ
Z Churc b, ard have contemplated Ia
king this OF ep for come tine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Deaf Hs.

WUBRA LIs-On the Sd inst ,ofmemb -apou
group, Sadie A.. da tighter Of CAlv n ~ ane
Nsgsie A. Worrsll, aged 3ycaIs, monu
1dAy.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully iuvi
ted to attend the funeral, on Friday, Nov
| 9th. at Newark, Del. Service at the NewsIl
n. 4 Church. Internent at Newark M. u
cemetery.
ER--On the Sd inst. Richard q. Fish
Or, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vi ed to attend bis funeral from his late resi-
dence, near Mt Pleasant, MIL Greek Hun
dred, on Friday morning nj 1880. Service
ut He'd CLAY Greek hurch.
WARD-On the Sd inst, Cathariae, wife o
the late Hugh Ward. IN the esth year
her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited TO attend the funsral from
her late residence, No. 1725 Scott st:eei
Mass AZ II Jsmes church. fnterment at 81
Joseph cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
NoriCE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WfLNIBoTon DEL, NOV. 2. 1885.
The ID den deesase OF Williem Ia nail, q
member OF the Board of Directors OF thiE
pAnk from It's organisation. having hoen an
nounsed BY the bresident, 1t was on motion
Of Mr. Bush ansptmously
| Resolved, That this board have heard
with feelings of siIcero sor. ow and regret
OF the deeease Of their re- pected feilou.mem
Dor, William Tatnall. That in their long IN
terooarse with bin ~ = member 81 thii
board, they have highly appreciated his
L str ct attention u his dutieb, his earnest and
| o. nsoientious interest IN the welfare Of this
| institution, ami the uniform sBab lily and
| Kindness which have eharAct erizet all hi
| intercourse with the board. AZ citizens they
dopiore the loss Of one whose strict Integrity
was shining example in this community
and whose public spirit was felt In public
and charitable enterprises Of the city.
| Resolved. That copy OF these reeolu
| tious no sent - tho "a ily Of the d, cease1
| and 10 the press OF the city.
GEOR4E u. ARMS TkpH ,. Cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
x.n ,,,ca Heibg finl

The p, W. & B. Ra hI;1. ID
are having an addition o u
of the offices of the loco.no'i nd
m n, mt at the station, for the ! pu \
Aeon sdating the clerks thA'|
in the offices on Third s'reo'.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

To morrow afternoon J n. Cam mack,
librarian Of the Wilmington Institute,
will deliver aSecture In the hall at the
Friends School house, Fourth and Wssl
streets, en- "Tbe Proper Use OF the
Library" The lecture will commence
az o'clock and an III yitation is extend
ed TO all to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Gaze Dismtsse d.

The case of Mrs. M. Lsckes'II
with cruelty TO her chilu, we T
hefroe Judge Cummins tn' :, /
but it was stated that .ns IN
been arranged, and that u
declined TO prosecute.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
At the Rink.

There was o fair audience at the
Citizens rink last evening, Prof.
Spopsler playing cornet solo being
the attraction. The coupon that drew
the skates last Saturday evening wa:
held by Misc Ella Williamson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
JOHN P ALMOND & Co.,


-GROCERS,-
Eighth and Market St.
We offer Hecker's Self
Raising Buckwheat, in BIB.
papers, for Tic. a paper.
New crop New Orleans mo-
lasscs, extra fine, Soc. per
gallon.
J. P. ALMOND & Co.
We have the finest soc.
tea in Wilmington. By call.
ing on us we will give you
a sample, in order TO prove
our assertion.
J. P. ALMOND & Co.
Old Govt. Java coffe, 28c.
per Id. a lbs. for ST.. Choic-
est Maracaibo, 22c. per 10.
| s lbs. for 81. Golden Rio,
use. per ID. 4; 6 ID for ST..
lChoice Rio, I5c. per Id. i; 7
Ibis. for 81. Our cofees are
always fresh roasted and
guaranteed true to name,
J p. ALMOND & Co
| Rabbits best soap, SC. pei
cake. Rabbits TO 5-cent
papers reduced to 3 cents.
J p. ALMOND & Co
| The only new breakfast
hominy, in 5lb. papers, 2oc
la paper, Hecker's wheater
Igrits and farina.
| J. P. ALMOND & Co
| New French Prunes, 2 lbs
flor 25c. Evaporated apples
l12c. per ID. Pared peaches
y lbs. for 25c. New currants
ISc. per Id. Valencia raisins
l2c. Per ID.
P. ALMOND & Go
We will offer special bar
'lgains in canned goods before
long ; look for our prices.
u !. P. ALMOND &c Go
i Cape Cod Cranbsrries, 1Oc
lper quart. New York Stats
lbuckwheat, &C. per Id. VII
4 sons biscuit. soda, mllk
: cream and crystal waters.
|JOnN P.ALLMOND & CO
II -GROCERS,-
and Market st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05

ADD moss trimming SOC. yard. A
fine quality feather at 81 20. Fur ir
IN black and natural color from $50. Il
81 90. NJ. e. Riley, 228 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
HARRIAGEs.

OF 2ist, 1855, at As
bury pars mage BY Rev. W. u Murray.
Emma, Only daughter Of Eiizabeth and the
late James BioWn, Of Ham, Delaware Co.,
Pa.
0AKDpEH-KIpK-A the 'rarsorase OF
the Broadway n. = Church, tl2 B DAD say,
Camden, N. j.. November u, 1855 by the
Psator, Rev. VIM r Davis, Mr. Isaac Gard
n,r CT Kent 90 Del. ard Mis- Sallie j.
XIX, VI New tie County, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-05
Large Beet'

Tbos. Kennedy, who Is s9 ri
Bao ty, church at ohada So 9 III i, Il
tied a beet al ou oe,% ipchj
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s,oucars and Ball.

On Monday evening, Decemo Der 18th,
tho Delaware Sseugerbund will give
grand cLncert a1d bal at tho German
ball, SIKH STREET nea, Walnut.
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stamped Goods.

Don't miss the many bargains in felt
It'd les, mats. table scarfs and covers.
Stamped 10. 20, 90, $1.00 and 81 20. NJ.
e. Riley, 22S King street,
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Beware or PICK peck cts.

There Is o gang of pickpockets in
this city that seem TO be plying their
vocation with an Industry worthy Of q
better cause. Their operations thus far
are confined To the markets, and seve-
raj psrsons comp ls!ned on Wednesday
that they had been relieved Of their
small chap. while doing their maj