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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-06-24
Early Use Of Artillery.

When Romulus was marking out the
limits of his new city, gunpowder was
already known, and 1000 years before
the birth Of schawrtz, pieces Of ordnance
had been cast in China. The Moors
used guns in Spain in the beginning Of
1900, if not in HOO. The claims Of the
Chinese having now been generally adj
mitted, it is supposed that ordnance
reached Europe through the Moors Of
Spain or tk venetians Neither, how
ever, had any connection with China. It
is unaccountable that it should not have
been perceived by the Turks, who CON
quercd the northern portion Of China in
the early part Of the Thirteenth century,
and were established all around the Black
Sea with the exception ofastrip between
yerna and the Bosphorus.
It is now doubted whether, indeed, the
Black Prince did use guns at the battle
Of Cressy; but there is no doubt that
Murad l. had before then employed them at
the battle Of Cossova. On both sides
they were used, the Turks having already
instructed the population with whom
they were at war Employing artillery
il the field, it was easy reversing the
process in Europel to apply it in for
tresses; the peculiar nature Of the Straits
Of the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles in
vited its use. To the batteries placed
above Constantinople is attributed the
fall Of that city, the supplies from the
Black Sea being cut off. National RepuD-
zican.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-06-24

The wife ofa Senator at Washington
receives callers in the midst Of her pets.
AS these are from four to six dogs Of
different sizes, ages and breeds, ner-
vous visitor is not apt to bore her with
a long call
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1886-06-24

IN January, 1885, his big scholars gave
Wilson county school teacher duck
ing, He has just received 30, 600 dam-
ages. This was III Kansas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

The. abs emit minded young man who
picked up All um brella in the law Off ce
of Mr.. George Elliott, corner OF Ninth
and Market streets, on Friday after
nodn, after looking Ut the city directory,
will save himself trouble by returning
said umbrella.
The Sunday schools of Calvary and
Old Swedes' churches will unite in an
excursion TO Birmingham Park next
Tuesday. A delightful day is promised
at this most attractive resort for the
very moderate sum OF % cents for boys
snd girls and 40 cents for grown people.
West Church League has elected
Thomas M. and Robert y. Janvier presi
dent and vice.president, respectively
William j. Lackey, second vice. presi
dent; II. w. Mclntire, secretary; Frank
| S. Sheppard, treasurer.
AS Joseph Quigley, butcher in the
City Market, was driving down Third
street about II 80 this morning, the
traces gave way in crossing French
street, bat luckily the horse was very
gentle, and no other damage was done.
Rev. DR.. j. W. 7. Boothe, of Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, will speak a,
II
tion meeting ia their rooms, 220 market
street, tomorrow afternoon, at 3 40
O'CLOCK.
A grand gold and silver sociable will
be given by Rev. c. II. Walker for the
benefit of St. James Church, over
Eleventh street bridge, on Tuesday
evening, July 6.
The Betterton Fishing Club took pas
rage yesterday afternoon on the tug
! Robert X. Kirkland, in order to pass
tht 4th inst, at Betterton, on Chesa
pc AXE Bay.
The moonlight excursion OF the
Young Peoples League Of Grace M. 4
Church will take placs on Wednesday
night, the 14th inst.
Charles NJ. and Harry p. Grub were
prtcipitated in the Brandywine, while
engaged in launching q row boat, and
narrowly escaped drowning.
Persons desiring 10 have Clothes
wringers repaired should apply tc
Fowler Manufacturing Co., No. 1903
Walnut street.
f. S. Marshal Newlin has libelled
tho schooner Ella l.. Slsymaker on &C
count Of seamen's wages.
Rev. Henry 3. Martin will preach hi,
/, farewell termon in Trinity Chapel to-
morrow morning.
George V. Peverey of this city ia pre-
pairing TO ems age ia the lime. coal and
lumber business at M!ddlotown.
Abrsm Chand, er advertises for sale q
desirable house. with stable, etc, IL
Midtown, Mil Creek Hundred.
| Jacob Siuex has a chicken with two
torcues, two combs, one head ,foRr ey 9,
and three bills
| Attorney Genera j. II. Paynter il
dang sick AT his residence il
| GtorgetOwn.
! Manaen Gam lied AZ his residence II
| Frankfort. Su.sex CJuatv, GU the BIS
la l., aged rs years.
| The schooner Alcrr, belonging to th,
reenbapk Ice Company, broke her
mast few days ago.
| The tug Martha i- being repainted b!
the Pusey " jones Company.
| The Arlington MILE have introduced
the Brush electric light
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
Attempted Bnrrlnrr-

Mrs. Elizabeth L. Hates coz VAIN.
street, and lady who was s,av,ns w;,b
her last night 10 keep her comma , vs.
awakened from her tleep bet 70 %
ana O'Clock, this morning, hy heati1,
something drop upon the njor II H.
'front.' room down stairs. Tney after.
wards heard the striking of ama,rf.
and became fully aware that some nm
authorized person was in the bou.e fo,
no good purpose Mrs Hates WAS vsrv
much alarmed, and rat down in A chat
while her conpani,n went 10 IA. FROM
window, hoisted it and screams. mpr.
der.
Her screams aroused Mr.. Arthur
Breil ley, residing ntIt door, wAo came
10 the front 10 ascertain the cause nj
alarm, but 1t was rot until Mr. Bre,lley
had desce nded the htairs and come H.
tue front door that the ouid be bnr,l ar
concluded TO come out OF Mrs. Kgtes'
house and walk Of down Wauu,sr
He was medium sized mar, We,
dreseed and without disgaisr Tie
thief had no time 10 take auytllua, but
seemed In 10 hurry 10 .eave 'hr touss
until he found NJ. Breiliey coming.
Others in that vicinity say ila sew
eral attempts had been made VI late 10
break into stores AID houses ia tie
neighborhoOd, hut Ucr, scared "a before
they could effect their purpose Ma,
X stes thinks the rotter that ectersd
her house last night was young Ger
man who called about two weeks ttf,-e
and asked for something to eat, Thsre
were no marks of "a Jimmy" 4yu7
been used, and Il 10 supposed TIA, 'h,
burglar threw bis weight a9ait,t '5G
door, bursting Oh The catch ns3a.
which fell 10 the floor AID ma nc
noise that awakened he adi,g
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
Fifth Edition


About / O'Clock 49, use
roughiy-dres'ed young. ,r, a'''crntoa d
80, ~ "a a, mouse, corner Of W. Llc
S D'a Reynolds, 10 a.sis, rrpr'.".or,
ihseynolds' seeing Ihat 10 w,. ",,A. MI
intoxicated condition, to,l = ~ o WY
arm anu led him 10 the drrr 'A l.. lie
Inc man resisted violant.r
Dir reynolds went bach Ia 1nI "lel
room he followed, and NIL IN ban.
MIN cut him on the rigi,, a. IS at
Lesrl handled knife vain arm With IA
drawn. winch Lc bad
Mr.. Rey mods turned o,,
again and put him or. w., ,e intruder
dreadfnlly stabbed in the r,, ,rn ~ vas
In the right breast In ira 81, sH' 'iH' and
ana u. o'hers lnterfered By III. :, ne
anu In n man was KEEP; from 5 Ii1 ,'ne
Mr.. Reynolds was assisted nj, B., :.
room and orders were sem sen up TO bis
physicians. Officers Brlctasorr, .7e'al
ley' being In the heightened "u norls-
Lne young man and took H., arrested
Oiiy Hail, where he gave mo " the
Edward Bnrns, and said be u ans Of
San Francisco. was from
AS soon M he was placed T., -,
ne sank down on the floor in a.. oeli
s.upor and went TO sleep. Hs - !. auK St
man, weighing about l55 pound, sim
,.d III, osie was the fret physician to
respond TO the summons. lie t au 70
terrible gashes in Mr.. EevpoiG,, 'o .,lti
arm and left thigh, but vbicS u, l'ent
necessarily dan gerous. = WIRE not
The stab In the breast be cors,is.,,
very dangerous, but how dhpoe -@,ue' ~
could not say, as he had not lal ,,n ue
TO give 1t a critical examips,ion ''iNe
a large crowd gathered ahor, ..
Malta House, and when the psrl,cpI ave
OF uhe case became known the sreats.,
drnIL was felt aRai1,t tie
drunken tramp, and the warme., svm.
pathy was expressed for Mr.. Eer,nl5s
who IL very much reBpt c,ed and yss IN
on manner 10 blame. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
RUSSELL'S
"BEE HIVE
300 Market Street.

A special sale of English Make
Silvered check Gossamers. The
lowest wholesale price has been
$3.50. The manufacturer law
ing too many on hand, we were
fortunate in being one of 6 syn
dictate to buy the entire stock.
The manufacturers loss is your
gain, as we shall give you an OPP
portunity to buy them st $l.50
each. They are particularly de
sirable for this season of the
year, being very lightweight,
fine goods, 3 handy thing for
travelling in these days OF
showers.
Cause Underwear for Gentle
men, Ladies or Children in long
or short sleeves in several quail
ties at our popular prices We
think it FIR your interest TO buy
your summer stock Of these Cl
US.
We have 3 few Sash Ribbons
left Which We are willing TO eel.
iyou at greatly reduced price
DUy some Of our Fans an
keep cool
at its height" Our sale o.
India Linens, French Organdies
Batiste, Crinklcd secrsr cker.
and Sateens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

People don't generally know, said an
umbrella retailer recently, "that umbrei-
las win last much longer II. when they
are wet, they are placed handle downward
TO dry. The moisture falls from the
edges Of the frame, and the fabric dries
uniformly. II stood handle upward, whic h
IS commonly the case, the top OF the um
brella holds the moisture, owing 10 the
lining underneath the ring; It consc-
quently takes long time to dry, aud in-
iurcs the silk or other fabric with which
IL Is covered. This Is the main cause OF
the umbrella wearing out sooner than the
other parts. Umbrella cases are respon-
bible for the rapid wear Of the silk. The
constant friction causes tiny holes that
appear so proyokingly early. When not in
use the umbrella should be left loose, and
" hen wet left loose to'dry.
The will of the late Moses A. Dow, OF
Boston, gives to the Dow Academy OF
Franconla, New Hampshire, $50, 1000, and
to the Winchester Home Tor Aged Women
al Charlestown, $4,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

Gouley's excursion to Rochester on
Thursday, July ~, will be the last one
he will run to Colchester this year. ~ he
has four others TO run: the New York,
Hudson river and Corey Leland on
August 3; Ocean Grove and Long
Branch on August 10; Luray Cave auo
Washington, with q three days lsy.over
on September Q, Mauch Chupk and
Switchback on September 80; so parties
intending to 70 on the COLCHESTER excur.
sion on July %, can secure tickets hy
sendiIg the number OF tickets, their
name and number Of street they Will
be held for them until the Tuesday pre-
vious to the excursion; if not called for
then they will be FOLD TO parties that
will be in waiting for them. From the
outlook at this time there will no; be
many to be cod On the morning OF the
excursion, as the grounds have grown
in such favor by those thai have been
there on the tH . last excursions. There
will be 100 tickets left st Newport, TO-
at Stanton, Is At Newark, sixty al
Iron Hill, fifty at Elkton and twer;y a,
North East They will be for sac hy
each one OF the ticket agents al ne
above nsmed races. The nee..Ju max
ing The stops Leave
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
THIRD EDITION.
Rnttle of Rum In II.

WASHINGTON, July The Hons'
to-day went into Committee OF me
Whole on motion of Mr.. Burnes OF MIS-
souri,. to consider the Genera Deficiency
bills. General debate was dispense
with, but under the five mlnutet rule
the members managed TO get into al
most as many petty rows and partisan
discussions rs if the usual held day
had been granted.
One item OF the bill provides for AZ
appropriation of 1868 81 to cover a def
cheney in the appropriation for the ex-
penses of the Board of Visitors 10 the
Naval Academy in June, 1880. Tint
amount il to cover the mileageof The
visitors, Mr.. Burnes explaining that
the amount appropriated for all these
expenses bad been expended for enter
tsipment of the visitors in a tone that
implied that the visit of the board had
been of conyivial nature. Mr.. Burnes
sorrowfully sent to the desk bill Of a
Baltimore firm for supplies Furnished
the academy for the visitors.
The bill contained items of fifty cans
of tomatoes, ditto of corn, twenty
pounds of soap, various articles OF
orockery, sugar and other things OF ike
CDhtACb6I. mT. DOubcllcf Vi Nlalboi
showed that instead of being allowed
mileage and IS day for expenses, III
the military academy visitors are, they
were entertained at the academy, anc
the expense paid out OF the contingent
fund. Mr.. Herbert also called attention
to this arrangement, and said he coulC
see no particular extravaganza in TIL
matter. Mr.. Burnes was about to sadl,
acquiesoe and concede that perhaps tn
Government ought to feed the visitor
as well as they were fed at home, AM
let the matter drop.
Unfortunately, among the items Q
the bill presented was lone bottle o
New England rum for seasoning o
rheumatic purposes, and il struck tn
ear Of Mr.. Dipgley, Jr., of Maine. H
offered q proyiso that not cent Of thi
1868 81 should be expended for intoxi
eating liquor, and for once the Demo
Gratis jumped at Prohibition Legislation
The amendment was adopted with
whoop by both sides Of the house, an,
it took General Bragg, Of Wisconsin
to discover that as this amount was
deficiency appropriation covering mile
age exclusively, it probably would no
be spent for anything that iutox icate
until it had entered tins pockets of tn
Board OF visitors, supposiug any 0
them to have been Congressman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
Picnic Near silvorbrooK,

A jubilee pic mic will be held on
Monday Ia Armst'one's woods, by
Siiverbrook M. L Church and Sabbath
school Ashury charge. Addresses
will be made by Rev. J. + Bryan,
pastor In charge Rev. L G. Jones, Of
Nit: Salem NJ. 4. church Joseph pyle
ana others, and the Declaration OF IN
dependence wall be read by III. Simme.
Refreshments IL abundance. 1t is a
nice grove, with plenty Of good water
and elegant shade and al enjoyable time
may be had by eli who attend. Racks
will connect with cars at Front ana
Union streets, and small fare viii bf
charged. A pleasant walk of 20 mil
utes will bring you TO the place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

We clip the following from the pt IA.
f Tnnaas of the dylep, candidates for
n nrosna Ut. In New Castle County Coeh-
raD's friends claim for him 20 dele dele.
aa,os. coorb's friends claim Is votes
for him Al the start Or. ohandle =. =
tpiards claim 10 votes for him Her
bert;s friends claim 40 votes 70 tor mn. nm
whiis HACKS friends claim 80 vote
then Major Biqls' tiierds claim 70 yoies
certain Tor him. Add oil these y 70, q
together and New Castle Comfy wq }a..
poll In the convention l,5 yotes' , 1as
how they can get that number c Of votes "
out of 60, which New Castle Coa" WV ;.
entitled to in the cor sentiop, IL : a'od
zier to some people. But they are Booe
counters in New Castle County
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
uoyse inspection.

The semi annual il spection Of G 5a5.ss
W. Bush 81 Sons heavy dransn' r DSt
used in drawing coal took place Me-
day, Charles Jester, Ssm n,Oi5ie being
the Rsns Judges ses on the occasion ,,. Aii and
thorough inspection OF the L nv,S in the
harness AZ TO which were i h.ti al ths5
best condition, tho judges a ,tIas avis
Jesse Bostick, Charles shlelOa' ore en-.
Wilson and William Trusty Sriyers
titled 10 prizes. Each OF fhsse and ID sonl
will receive from Mr.. Bpsh ,h az wii bt
some present of value when va
appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
Contract AVurfIab

- commissioners having in charge
- improvements and the remodeline
o. the court house at Eikton, Nd. have
dec .,ied 10 award the contract to Fran.
a,s !G'iey Of his city. There were thr, &
onlhderS iae other two being Jacob
i,ann1 and Levi O'Cameron Of Cecil
1fNhty The exact amount Of the
fVa1t Aa- Lpt been announced. 1t is
.t.i, A1Wnyer, that it exceeds lu,
snRhtty the amount to which the com
mlesicDtr7 arc limited by act of L.pis.
a'Nfe, Is 900 This does not include
VIC oonp,e'lan e the tower.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
IBabys'
one strap slippers 35 cents, s@1
at Babcock's, 206 Market 8 ree''

One of my children, sl6Ft had 'V dis.
nine years old, had Vs'y noss Of a
charge from he head ana n and was
thick, yellowish matter, go different
growing worse. We had WV ,ut with.
physicians prescribe Tor htri Cream
out benefit. We tried Ely r,se in
Balm, and much to our surppsd I'm.
three days there was ms I'm the
provement. We continued us sho dis-
Balm and In q short TINS W a.
charge was apparently curea'-0'
Gary, Corning, N, Y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

Louie Ceistr OF Dover had his horse
hitehf9 to buggy last Tuesday after
nom, when he removed the Old bride
from ls heaa in order 10 put or a new
ne. A.sp9u, However, as the bits lief,
the animals mouth ne started Of on the
doubt quick, aud in race around the
green aud The State House the buggy
was veried into kindling wood and
w haTltss broken into many pieces
A Though the Horse was thrown down
! hia career, be luckily escaped IN
lurt Mr.. G. will he more careful in
he fntnro in changing brides, as such
experiments hardly pay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
Sunday EOurfh6 of .IuIv

A gentleman came into the REPUB-
LlrAN office this morning and saio ht
never knew before of the Fourth OF
July coming on Sunday. But that gen.
tieman had very short memory.
There was Sunday Fourth in 1880, in
1915, in 1869, in 1864, in 1853, in 1852,
IN l847, and 30 on away back uptil1779,
curing which period of 1O7 years there
were twenty Fourths CT July on Sun.
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

The following are the officers eject ot
Laurel Council, Z +. Of A, meeting In
the McCIary binding: p, William e
Denuis; '. p, Elizabeth Murpby
Secretary, . V. Cloud; Receiver. A
M. Beatty; Treasurer, G. NJ, HYATT
Guide, Jacob Hates Chap, Mar
Raisen; |. g., Mary Manlore, q, s
William II. Hyatt, Counsellor, Olivia
Leanman. ''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
VN 7 II Z NtsIJtl
THE STH DAY or Jolly, 1885,

On THU RSDAY,
THE STH DAY OF Jolly, 1850,
Commencing at O'Clock p. m,
The following personal property, late Of
Oliver II. Parry, deceased:
l bay mare, 0 years old, sound, ~
will work anywhere, and Is a hne h3a
driver.
/ brown mare, years old, sound ia good
worker and driver.
lbay mare. II ears old. is good worker.
bay colt, year old, sired by Revolver.
egOOd milch cows. 2 heifers, coming years
old; 4 heifers, coming year old; ! good =
year-old bull, ? shOsts:2 top buggys, i no.
TOP buggy. two-horse farm wagon, hose
cart, ! Germantown dearborn, ! lis htninK'
rod wagon, with ladders; 2 new cutter
sleighs. basket sleigh, carras e.pole, ]
mower and reaper, grain drill, nay ted
der ! horse-rake, double wagon harness,
cart harness and other harness, hay scales,
weis ming tons plOws. harrows, cultivatOrs,
raEes. forks. corn shelter, fan and agrleul-
tural implements generally. Also ABOUT g
acres OF wheat about acres 0! obts, about
80 acres grass, ABOUT acres OF corn, sbo1i
X acre Of potatoes. v heat and ccrn by the
bushel. Lot Of hay and straw.
TERMS or SALE: On all sums Of so and
UPWARDS month"; credit py giving note
VITA approved endorser; on ali sums undel
$40. cash. MARY PAhRl
WILLIAM HEWES,
Administrators.
j. W. stiiham Son, Auctioneers
lt23 Std-ltT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
wnI tie Closed on MONDAY.

lie Post'c'lice vii! only be open unit
y o.c'tcf ON Monday morning, and
mere VIII be nut one delivery by th,
carriers" Tho banks and many Of Ii,
uicrcr " i'll also he c.osed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
us Norm 4Oth s., gest Philadelphia.
The seer etary of the Chicago Dock
90 FULLY warrants all the
Recommendation that
Can he GiY,n H.

have used the II. H. II. mEUICINE 10
a cJLftderSble extent on my horses. and am
pleased 10 be able to certify hat in all cases
where used II ful " warrants All the recon
mendation that can be given II ANY one
using It ludiciOusly will fully app eciate Its
excellent qua iti,s and be su cess nj in
everything ior which II Is recommended
&. II. DTR PhY, chicago. III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

George W, Cooley has sold lis hand
some trotting horse 70 James A. Come
Tor 5000, the latter gentleman purchas.
chasing for his cousin, q wealthy Citi-
zen Of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
Nnhnner lunch.

A hT-l-clafs snapper lunch will be
fotNed .p by Il. Feldmeicr, mine host
o. me Fsiion House this Saturday
evening Remember the place, Second
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
49,
VIII Close on MONDAY.

~ +. Davis, j"weler, No 8 East Sec.
9ha street, viii close his store on Mon
day de 9TH inst 'D
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
~, tsa: - y s"1gG Il 4 b Z,
T'Issig= s.

The popular boo and shoe
dealcra, Morrow q Bro, ll5
Market street, Aeye On hand =
line lot OF caii skin, consro s
and hook balls a. e. Also the
genuine kangaroo shoe. Their
$3.50 custom-madc shoe is ca IA
TO any S. 90 shoe in the market
Repairing specisltv. Give
them a cal and b. convinced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

First 6 ravis, No. 313 Market street
have for "a all the Philadelphia an,
NV Xxx papers, which contain al
the latest and most exciting news O
the day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

A FAKM AT PBINATt SALE IN
N res Garden Township, Che.ter TO.
re IN tho Lancaster pike, II mn's from
Wilmington. Delaware, one mile from Della
ware Atd Western Ranroad, two mites from
ca the baltimore Central
aud TWO miles from tho Delaware CITY and
Pomeroy kailioad, making it accessible {.
tnroe railroads. The tdrin IL we'll located
with school house and post Il tlcc very near
II contains l2l acres AID will he sold alto
getncr 0g q two tracts The buildings arc
in good ORDER, and fruit In abundance
You ii tnke some city property IN exchange
JNfN g. " lLSON, New Garden T.. q.
Chester CGuaty, IA. iy32tdl3tw'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
Our Misses

sfhoei button shoe for 81. % is In erfa,
demand Come early w Il. Babcock
POS Market ,trost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

Crane & Go. have all sizes Of Bali.
corBets, from IL to 50,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
SUEDAY ARD JULY AN.
- 5 the steamer
JACOBS AUCTION BOykE

Fourth and King streets, Wilmington lie
foods taSen On consignment and prom pt
payments made when sold. Sales called Ia
5liy aud country Oh literal terma Public
lng, and Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday evenings, ""u
?. S.-Liberal advances made on cons,xn.
nents. iaal ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

Water heated to 800, and good bath
ing az tho Nata,orium.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03

A NISTKA TOR'S SALE-WILLB ne
"A sold at public sale, at rarry's Hotel,
hr4ndywine hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-03
DEATHS.

- On the I'd inst. Ma .rlettR
Nv ife Of Harry J. Nanuasken.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, ut 2l2 hast sixth street, on
Tuesday, the 9Th inst, at 2 o'clock p IN.
|KlMRLE.--Un Thursday. July l, Myrtle
C., youngest daughter Of Rathmell w and
Mary q. kimble, aged 3 months and
day.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents scott street between 13th and
lith, on sunday. July 4. at 2 O'Clock p. IN
lnterment at MT. salem Cemetery Ser.
vices at the house.
"Our hrst In Heaven"