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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
The great Freeze ana Snow Fall

The Great FFOeEO @Mu DNOW II @Ah'
The snow fall In the interior of Texas
averaged from 2 10 inches In depth
The enow belt extends as far south AZ
the 27th parallel, below Laredo, Cd the
Rio Grande. "An old Mexican, who
can remember 60 TO 20 years back says
The present. snow IL unprecedented" Ii
| Is feared that there has been great des-
| truotion of cattle on the plains in the
| interior of the States. Similar apprt
tensions are felt In the Indian Territory.
The weather began 70 moderate yes
| terdsy at Mobile, Alabama. 1.-The bay
was covered for miles with ice q quartsr
of an inch thick, and vessels and tugt
in the hArbor are Zoe glazed. Grea'
Quantities of fsh have been washed
shore fro zen stiff. The cabbage cIsp. al
heretofore reported. Is frozen, but gar
deuers claim they have reserve OF
young plants In hotbeds sufficient TO II
plant. The orange trees arc believed TO
DO froz n, but nothing definite can b'
told ~ to the result until spring.
The following temperatures below ne
70 were reported yesterday morning Il
the wyomiA Valley: At Wilkes
barre, 8; Hszelton IL; Dallas, ID; Lau
rel Run, IT; Bear Greek IL; Glen Sum
/ mit,2; Plttson,2; Wyoming, 3: NAnti
coke, 4; Shickshinny. 2; Harvey
| Lake IL
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THIRD EDITION.
neausaful Bank improvements.

h1@0ghh@A m&mA Improvement.
The Union National Bank has fallen
In with she spirit OF bank improvements
that has prevailed In Win InRton dur
ing the year, and nov has one OF the
finest banking institutions In the city.
II Is not 50 deliberately tnished perhaps
as some others, bat IL IL 10 be admired
for its plainess aud solidity. Tue
finishing touches have not all been put
on yet. The walls are finished In the
rough and are TO be painted.
Tue beautifully flated pilasters and
massive heavy oornices, reflect the
greatest credit upon the mechanic who
did the plastsriDg. The building 10
2ix96 feet. The apartment OF the paying
and receiving tollefs. and the apartments
of the cashier are all separated BY SOLID
walnut partitions, pane lcd and moulded
with sash and ornAmented glaee.
The convenience of the box renters II
consulted by constructing two small
private rooms furnished with desk and
seat, whers they can look over theirss
counts and clip Of oupons without beine
exposed 70 the case Iof strangers. The
cash ier's room Is to 'he rear where from
his desk he has view Of tue whol'
room. Close W 4 tie vautt, SHxl3
walled In with solid cut Brandy win'
Eranitat Inside of the granite walls Il
lining of railroad iron, filled In will
stone ard cement. The vault Ia Furnished
with one of Halls safes, supplied viii
all the modern improvements. 1t con
tAins an ApArtment.ior depositors box 81
and back Of that 10 the depository Of thi
banks books and effects. In the base
meut Is another vault, also built o
BranIyWine granite, and made secur
for q depository OF silverwsre and othe
van Ibles, BY persons who are ieavin
the city for q uae and want thei
effects 70 be In safe keeping.
Tha directors room 10 In the extrem
rear OF the building, and 10 24xS feet i
extent. 1t 10 diff cult TO see how . roor
could be more elAborately and hand
somely furnished The wAiusoostinl
La of light mahogany handsomely pane
cd ard the other woodwork Is OF wa
nut.
The centre Of the floor Ia covered vii
heavy brussels, and the floor not coyere
with cArpeting was handsomely she
laced and waved. The walls o.
painted . mahogany color and the flute
pilasters q cream color. Tho corntc'
are tipped with gold and blue tint
ornaments the ceiling. The room
furnished with mahogany chatrs, al
holssered with leather. A CRATE fl
warns mp the apartments.
The officials took possession OF the
beautiful bank last Monday. Yeste
day morning the board Of directo
met, org sniEsd and elected the follo'
ing officers President, Victor d.
Point cashier, John II Dandy; teller
E Frank Sharpley, j. Q. Carpenter
clerks, George A, Robinette, Willial
Buck, E A. Ryan, william Butz.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
A streBg Iurs

On TueeASy morrlri
Who resides near S. ID
Mil Greek Hundred, 4
fine mules 20 . cutter Il.
this city. His team W.
ono aud must have ~.
have been the strouser
not the swiflest Que u n
dspositin 2 his load kers I
some dozen or more y'si
made . tour through g
needless 10 say thsI he =
enjoyed the trip AnaI'fi'
IL an entorprtsing fan
much pride In hi, mu =
taken the frat preminn
fair last fall, ard be THU
be equAlod In our sA't
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
Are They Firm,

On Tuesday evening
oonpanied by . wonn 4
called at the residence 4
son, and after stating a
strangers in the city, W
Mr.. jackson told Il, |
down TO the CONF suj,t
morning and he wouIt u
for him To do. They tAx
but returned In n shor; Il
fer some money 10 ob,IiI
eat and q place TO stay i
jackson, out OF pity Ia 4
them . dollar. aud Il, ]
faithfully 10 BE- NJ tie Z
O'Clock In the morning !
but up 70 this time rob |
been seen OF either Of ltz
tar was reported 70 the |
vent their IMPOSING u q
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FlE TIL ED|1


Maybe and Eusli,b ~
lecturers, held forth h., III
sudicnce In DelAvArs ,,
church. Maybee's rem.,''j
cd and pertinent. Hs.s]
Jersey City, while the ~
quor wGs only Ell %. 49,
porting The polioe dsp.rss]
aImrhonse was t2iO la III
he thought would bod al
cities. vi
MT. English lntsrsper,. \
Gus throughout his rem,a,1
Mr.. Maybe, and tier !
desire 10 hear him BY ..,lo.l
there 10 no sin In Q ,mIa \
thsre was - mach caas ~
succces ofthe temperAts u
was 70 hope before tie va
would be abolished.
& He looked upon the ar..|
applications In the lisL,J,I
ing o death warm, In
Burnett enlivenei tn, ~
entertaining cornet EIa
The ladies Of the ". al
pleased with the proGa
THIS evenings neet.a
In the Second Bapts i
and French streets.
Ing the meeting viii
Central Presby ,eriAh Z
urdAy night In the [ n
on Sunday Afternoon Al
the Opera House, and l.
tho same plsce II ! %
| IL 10 expected by The
permanent hall will hs
meetings next week.
| SO far about 500 psrxs
the pledge and taken u
the red-ribbon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
Germany,s ssi..re Of sa.sos.

BERLIN, Jan. IS 1t 10 stated on tbs
highest authority that Prince BsmAssk
has resolved Aespstebes fully confirming
she recent report Of the seizure OF Samoa
By representatives Of Germany. Com
mander Weber, IL 10 said, has telegraph
ed that, the old feeling OF animosity
against Germany resulting from the
support given By Germany 70 TAmssass
against MAlictoa eliminated In N opet
rupture, making necessary the landing
Of Q force from the German gunboa
Albatross 10 protect the settlers unit
the restoration OF order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
A atrema Hm !

WESTMINSTER Nd,
Mr.. John Beard. 81, J
U uiontown, Carr ooari.
at bis residence Ies'eftly
the sixty eighth ya' d J
was noted for hisirai,
weighed nearly fogr III
aud measured six i-l !
his stocking feet. he "
be trade, and . memsti !
No. 60, /. o. o. r., Of vs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

Edward Darlington, residing at 1904
Washington street, and clerk for z r
Robinson & Co, was taken quite III
on Tuesday, a temporary lapse Of The
memory taking place which con tiDued
until last evening. This morning h'
il a. we'll as usual, but deems it pru
dent to take q short respite from bust
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

HAFBY-On the Inn inst, J. Wesley Han.
by, aged "a years.
ted 20 attand his funeral fton the residences
Of his father, Joseph Handy, In Brandy wine
Hundred, on Friday, the 18TH inst, ~ II
o'clock. A.M- Intarmsnt % SLOAN cemetery
Services In the church
kslstivss ana friends Of the nmiiy are 70.
speetfully invited 70 attend The funefAl nom
| her late residence 1t Squirrel Hun, on sAtur
| day afternoon, 81 30 O'Clock, 70 proceed
| st, Joseph's esmstery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
Counsel Re'l

Levi @. Bird, ESQ "
evening by John raltl
Isaac TRlley, Who II
Handy, TO defend b..
acoompani led Mr.. TalltI
Grift's ofiice, where ara
made for young IA
himself TO the Sh' ri1 y
able 70 oe moved.
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A nlaAaIronlN

LONDON, Jan. Is - u
lss.iag fully u nlnn'ee,I
the middle countset q
railway station Al SUI
Was unrooEed and Tram
railroad was stopped ~
number OF cranes vel
Wednesburg, and two p
at that place. Reporl :
trayersed by the cydn
were uprooted, hoes
damages Of other sona
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

CyHERIFF's SALE-BY vIKTUE OF A
wit Of Ais. LevAri Facias, 10 me oireo
ted will be exposed 20 rublie sale, 81 ths
Court House, on Market street, oetveen
Ten,h and Eleventh streets, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, De'a"Afs'
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY SITE, 1850
at q O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, via
All those two lots or parcels OF land situate
in brand ywtne Humid ed, Rev taste county
and state u Delaware, bounded and descno
Cd as follows, to Wit;
Mel. with brick dwelling house, 8 abs
and other Improvements thereon erected :
Re ginning 81 the Juncti . 81 the Nutheaster
liz side Of the Philsdelpkia and wilmington
/ turnpike read, with the touthwestetly nae o.
| the lane lead ing from aaid road 70 the dWell
tipr Of John Todd, thence along ssid side OF
said road oouth westerly Isl feet 3tnchcs, NOR
or les 70 stake, thor 90 southsaHefiy par
Allel with said lane tsc feet inchoa, more o.
| less. 70 q stalks. thence northsAsterly pa'she
with said turnpike road Isl feet sinehes mor,
or less 10 the said eice 81 said lane. Anc
thence thereby northwestsriy $50 feet
inches more or less, 70 the place OF begin
nirg.
sastsrly side OF the ,aid fhiinde,pnin .h y
Wilmington turnpike road a. the distance Q
| $50 feet inches, more or less, from the south
/ westerly side Of the sAid lane leading ron
/ said road 20 the dwelling Of John TODD
thence southesstefly parallel with sAid LAM
| 6So feet inches more or less. to siAke
thence southwesterly parallel with sai'
turnpike road tg7 feet, more or lass, 10
| stake thence north westerly COS feet 81
inches mere or less 70 the said side OF sai'
turnpike road, and thence thereby nsrtheas
terIy lo2 feet, n ore or less to the place OF be
ginning hook II, Vol 10, page sos, nc.
SEIZED ana taken In execution as the prop
/ erty OF Patrick Tsggart and Catharine Tag
CART his wife and 70 be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Shertffs once, " ilmington, Del, jan. ", -
| Dsnl+bt.ts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
Face gut Whiit

LAST evening While
were slodding on eiIlL
sled OF one Of them ~
Sixth and French siF
Boys face Ia sever,i
so IN any are shedding
wonderful that some 9
killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
More patients Il

PARIS. Jan. u
ques, Of Boston, aIfl'I
suomit themseivt'
treatment for the p'e'1
phobia. M. Pat uf \
late Sullivan, a. 10 ~
since he was bitten. j
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

SALE-BY VIkTUE OF A
- writ Of LevAria FAciaa, to me directed,
will tie exposed 10 Public Sale at the eDourt
HOUSE, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets in the city Of wilmington,
in New Canle County, Delaware, on
TU ESDAY, THE l9h DAY or JAnU-
Any, 1889,
at z O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, via
All that certain lot Of land with two
story brick building thereon erected, situate
In the city Of Whining ton, bounded az fol
lows, 10 wit Beginning az the easerly
Il side of Woliaston street, between Eighth and
Ninth streetS les fset inches from Eightf
street At corner OF land OF Alexander KEEL
1 ley. thenoo easterly thereby parallel Y
kIghih street 30 feet. thence northefly par
Ialiel TO WollIs;on street Is feet incnes
Ithence westerly through the middle Of th'
party wall 90 fset 10 the said side Of Wollas
ton street, and thence thereby southeriy j
tfeer 4 inches TO the place Of beg inning. Booi
TX, Vol. S. page 81. etc.
1 Seized and TAX en- in execution as tho prop
erty Of Martha A. Marif, turyiyItg mort
Ragor ana executrix Of Joshua maris, dc
Icea sed, and I. [ e, and 70 bs SOLD by
Il THOMAS FORD. Sheriff.
sherif's ONCE, Wilmington, December u
A. D., 1885. 1an4ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
6tenItug 7

Complaint is MADE Y
ored boys make 8
around the nswsp4ie.
time the newsboys =, !,
then stealing them Nv, ~,
/ A watch is being *
soon as detected lhe
To the police.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

OHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF IsevAri FaoiAs 10 me directed
will DO eIposod 70 public sale at the court
House, en- M atket strost, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, IN the city OF whining ton,
New Castle County. lei, on
TUESDAY, THE lyrH DAY OF JANU-
Aki, 1850.
NJ 2 O'Clock, p. m.
the following described real estate, Wis:
All that certain lot or piece Of land and
two-stoKy bricE dwelling thereon erected,
sitnSte IN the city Of Wilmington, bounded
and described ~ follows, 70 Wit
BEGINNING on the southerly side OF Elev-
snth Atreet a. the distance Of ono hundred
fest westerly fIom the westerly side OF Lon.
bard street, thence southsfiy parallel Witl
Lombard street seventy 1--WE feet 10 . stake,
theoee westerly parallel with Eleventh
street ~ feet 70 another stake, thence north
eriy parallel with Lombard street 70 fest u
/ the said southsriy size Of Eleventh stSesl
and thence thereby eastoriy 20 feet 10 the
piAos Of beginning, be the contents theree
what they may. BOOK y, Vol IA Page 2es
etc.
Seised and taken In execution ~ the prop
srty Of Isaac Parker and Jane J. Parker, hl
! vtfe, and I. rs, and TO be sold by
rkOM AS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriti's tfnoe, Wilmington, Decernbe
-, AID, 1885. leiEct
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- -
A Mad AmfcI10n.

Charles L., the IA uoDth-old SOD OF
Councilman L. n. Taylor, died tins
morning about 12o'clcck ,arter an Ii ie -
Of one week. This 10 the second ehllo
M TAYLOR has lost within four Laorths
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

There will be o lf9
at the Friends Meeo,n.
Tatnall sireets, by Y
Germantown, Pa oa
NAL Times. The lee's
at 8 O'Clock, and a 9
extended to sll fee.as
subject to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14
Contagious.

an q native Of England, and while was
in that country l contracted tsrTiole blood
poison, and for two ysars was under treat
meat - an outdoor patient At nottingham
hospital. England, but vas not cured. !
suffered the most sgoniaing pains In my
bones, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs. Finally ! completely
lost all hopes IN thai country and sGfle1 for
America, AMI was treated ~ Roosevelt In
this city, hs we'll As by q prominent phyh-
elan In rev York, hAvinG no connection
with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement OF Swift's Specific,
and determined 20 give u = trial. took
six bottles and can ssy with great 10Y that
thsy have cured me entirely. an Ne sound
and veil A. ever was In my life L. FRKp
HALYoRp. New YORK CITY, June 18th, 1850.
In March. lss4, contracted blood poi SOD,
and being In savannah, Ca. Al the tins,
went into the hospital there for trSAtaneSi
suffered very much from Theumatiem al
the same time. / did not got well nder th'
treatment there, nor vas cured by any O
the usual means, l have DOW taken sever
bottles OF SWift's Specific and am sound ans
we'll. IL drove ths poison cut thro1s Doll
ON the akin. DAH LNAHr.
Jersey CITY, N. J., . ug. 7th, 1855.
Treatise on Blood and Skis Diseases mail
ed tree. 49,
/ T., Ga. N. Y. 1871 W. 23d street
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sslls nothing Sut the best coal, vol
nrensred for family use. Office, 7la
Market street., where all orders win re-
oeive prompt attention.
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MARR nEB,

Docemoef
3lss, BY kev. Charles Hrsck, Nj Peter
Springer 70 Mrs. Phsbe Campbell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

Richard Marvin S ~
were before Judge ~
charged with drum
either case, they N''
costs.
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ReyissI"I

Rnvival service.
ct Union M. u. cp IA
increasing In -,
NUN Der OF pen l.o .Dotfs
persous have p'p.t
This evening the ~
preach. =
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Again 90 tno Front.

Old Canada Pine, the best Of all
cough syrupe. Large bottle, sufficient
to cure cold, rs oeub6.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

II you wish the best and cheapest
millinery 40 10 Mrs. Alioe W. Hayes,
No. 2n6 KtnR street.
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|~,uERlFr's sALE-Bv vlRTUE OF A
whit Of LevAn fsoiAe, " NE III
re ted. will be sxpoeed 20 paoiic sele, ~ tns
Hotel nov occupied By AlexNndsr nhlvea,'
IN MIDI letown- In 81 Georges Hundred,
New castle County, Delaware, on
MONDAY, THk 18th DAY or JANU-
ANY. lsse,
At O'Clock, p. N.
the following described real estate, via
All the following mentioned and deserteed
tract Of land situate In Apooquinimtnn
HUNDRED, New Castle Couat and state OF
Delaware, bounded ana Described - iolle.s,
o., = =, :s X. ave a. i ss S ss
Odsasa V Pogt Psen, and 81 90 near wnsrs
he bridge crosses the sAid road and ranninG
tbsnes with sAii read south ~ - degrees
sess ~ psehes 70 stAns IN ne .icrssa .,c
eshuA n FsnRimore norm % Ia degrees
vest o p&rrhes cad Q 10 Of . psrsh 70 . stake
| Of the bead OF ditch ,thsnee with the ceetre
1 Of sAia ditch The following coursss and dts
| and i.io Of perch. thence north n-2 de-
grees YES, ~ perches ard $40 OF Pefch.
1 thence north ie IA deg rees east and IL per.
| ehss aHd 8 10 Of q pefch, thence north ~
| pefoAes and s.io Of perch. thence north -
1 degrees wet 10 perehes and BIO Of . psroh
70 low water MARI 10 Appoduir mink creed
thence down said creek aaf binding thsr~
Il With the sevesai eoarses and distances there
OF 3sI perches - neasursd On the return
pank 70 the Aforesaid pab.ie road and pises
OF beginning, oontsiniaR lSl acres ana "
Iperehss OF land. Hook q. Vol D. TAgs "A
lWIth two aud = half wory name dwsniss
house, lare name barn, frAme osrriAs'
house, frame wagon house and other oct
buildings and Improvement. Also, on
ttwo-story frame tenement house.
Seized and taken In exscution - IN
/. property Of Joshua b. FsnimOre and Johi
M Josel,hs, and L T.. and 10 be sold By
THOMAS FOkp. Snerin.
Sherin's OnAoe, WDmingtcn, Dece m5ef 2
la. d lisa AnSSt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

CyHERlEF-S sAI.E-BY VIRTUE or A
= writ OF Leyar Faeiss 10 ne directed,
will be ezpos Cd 70 public sale, the court
house, oS M arkst rect, oo.wo Tenth
And Eleventh streets, in the city a VIII
mington, New Cas,le County, DeL, on
TUESDAY, THE lsTH DAY or JAN
UARf, 1850,
~ o'clock, p. m,
the following d escr,bod real estate, Wis
/ All that certain lot or parcel or land with
. three story hftck house thereon erocted
situate 10 the city Of Wilmina ton, in Nov
LOastle Oounty and State Of Delaware. IN
dsd and described az fOilows, 70 wit.
Beginning at . point on the southsrly
ede OF Tenth street, at the distance Of IN
| seot easteriy nom the esStsriy side OF Madi'
son street, and running thence southeriy
parallel with NJ adison ftrvet and passing
Through the middle Of the division wall BE-
L ing on the west les feet inches moro or lee'
70 the iins Of land nov or late Of Lewis 0ib
bona, thence Herewith sAstsriy and parallel
| with Tenth street rs feet TO stake In the
| middle distance between Madison and JET
fersan streets. thence BY that line nor heriy
parallel with Madison strest lba feet Q inches
more or less 70 the said side OF Tenth street.
4 and thence thereby westerly 70 feet 70 III,
place Of beginning, be the oontauts thereo
what they may. Book n. l Vol 10. pig'
HBls, &c
Seized and taken in execution - the pro
perry Of Louis Ii. Coke and Mary 3. Coke
his vile and {. &, and 70 be sold By
THOMAS fuKD, Sheriff.
Shorifi's Once, Wilmington, Decem6e
%. 1885. l5-et
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

u K SALE-FOR WANT OF USE,ONE
JIG horse, harness and oove,ed express
WAGON; purcnas er can have use OF stable un.
til ID arch 25th. Apply At this office. lal4-et
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

NTANTE' -GIRLS FURNISHED FOR
w 30 cents for all capacities LADY
CLERKS for store slvays on J. and. Apply n
the Wilmington Intelligence Office, COS
orange street. ial1-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

HNoR SALE-AT A SAORIFIUE AND
y on easy terms, o fArm Of 100 acres, neaf
Kennstt pike, I'VE miles from city, Gall n
oS address j. PiEROE, No. 0 West ssy.
enth street, city. jaesa tn % ltwA
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pegsoS'

Austin V. Gsypp,Sr,l
this city IL IN tus VI
over q day or two Wa.
8 nth in the inte'''
dey-goods hons ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

Wy AND Room BY
w Iyoung lady Central location. Ad.
dress N, this otioo. ialI.ata
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

IN h SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN To
u any one Wishing to invest in a small
bu mess, cigar and general merchandise
store, entire stock and fixtures. No reason
able offer refused. Address y, this ofice.
jal4 2ta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

[XTAN EL-A MAN AND HIS WIFE
w towJrk on farm and occupy an IN
| furnished tenant hsuse. Inquire OF l.. PEN
| klNofON, high and King sta lAlt.3t
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.OTIOE-DlVlDrND.

TNOR SALE OR RENT-PRUPERTY
~ AIS MARKET street, running through
with frontage on SAipley street. Addrefl
street. iAls.u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-14

Excsi'1
The Nery best ,. ia
rrsfs ID Bruce ga : les|
paint. Try II s strssL
81 S03 Poplar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-21
THEY WANT TO BE THERE


There is no earthly reason why congress
should not accomplish all the business it
usually transacts in about half the time it
always takes to do it. But the cumbersome
machinery of that body and the habits of
Incidence which Washington life seems to
engender have, with hardly an exception,
prolonged the sessions until hot weather.
This year, although legislative work is not
SO far advanced as it should be, there is
another reason why congress views the APP
proach of summer undaunted. The mem
bers, in common with their constituents,
have pretty well determined that there is
to be wedding at the White house before
many weeks have passed by. This one
chance for participating in the festivities
connected Herewith and of making the &C
quaintance of the first lady in the land, that
body is to remain in session, and by virtue
of their official position secure invitations
either to the ceremony or the consequent
reception. Then, again, their constituents
can only learn about the wedding festivities
through the newspaper reports. Inasmuch
as they are all very much interested in the
matter, it is evident that the candidate for
reelection. who. in lieu of campaign
speeches, can tell the people of his district
all about the affair and can, from personal
observation. testify to the brides loneliness,
will have a tremendous advantage over any
opponents in enchanting popular interest.
1t will, therefore, be seen that congress is
disposed to be very patient in the matter of
having the session protracted, and in view
of the object it is to be hoped that the pub
lie will be equally docile under what, in
some respects, might be regarded an aff1ic-
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