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D90POsALs FOR CURLING.

10, will be received at tie office Of the
Public Works OF the City OF Wheeling
'a,Iay, April 10, 1850, At " O'clock ", f0I
,5.rg and setting new and resethng old curb
M h5 srpou Of lssd.
LIN bidder will be required To give bond
ia Approved surely IN the penal sum o. sS0oO,
"a lolei ioT the hiIhlul performance Of the
% fss s5liI reserves the right to reject any or all
'1' Of ,pgclacAtonI may be had upon Apptca'
, ,ar ohict Of the Board.
t'a" IHE B0ARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
RAGALLiGAS, Clerk.
WitlISu A1Til ., lssb, RpfS
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Poison

had produced great holes in my back and chest,
and had removed all the hair OF my head, yet !
began TO improve In 4 weeks time, and the sores
began 70 heal, and were entirely gone inside Of
WILL JoSEs, Porter Union Pass Depot
Cisco, Texas, July Is, 1855
Treatise an Blood and sEin Diseases mailed free,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta
Ca, n. Y, 1871 W. I'D St.
mn
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a~:reentss,s Sale.
~nYEGuTOR,s SALE.
nnlcs norsE 10. llsI EoFF sT.

u BRlcE HOUSE no, 1884 EoFF ST,
u1,D,1. APRIL u, commencing ~ 10 O'Clock
n he mont door Of the Coutt House We VIII
4 =, nn15llr auction House Numbered ll3t Eoh
80 gSglainlng seven rooms; ground y feet ;
Gss jTsnL running back 70 q private alley.
Sal. Ihirls cash, balance In two equal
IslA PHILIP II. RAIDER and
A. W. RAIDER,
y,.,,tDr Of the last will Of Charles RAIDER, ST.,
i HlLLEA. Auctloneet. mE29
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educational.
Mt, % CHARTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
Edneatinnal.

The thirty eighth year Of this wsithncWn Acad'
eny' under the change Of The Visitation Nnns,
opens on the first Monday Of September next and
continues ten months.
Pupils received al any time Ia the session.
Those Who desire 10 place theft daughters In A1
Institution AAOtdlns exceptional advantages ID
NE vaI Of heGllhtul and delightful location, o.
eelleni board, thorough discipline and instruction
hhe hands Of lifelong teachers, In Oyefy depart
nen' Of female education, including The modern
ansnagea and music, should send ior a catalogue
ol ias school. Address,
DiteCttessoi the Academy Of the Visitation.
MT. ne glANTAL
1u6hAw Neat WhSeilBR, ". Va.
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scorr,s EMuLsnN or PURE

Cod Liver oil, with uJpophosphItsS, In
Sorotulous and Uonaumptivo Cases.
DR.. O. O. Lockwood, New York, says:
II have frequently prescribed SCOTS
Emulsion and regard It al q valuable pre-
paration in scrotulous and Consumptive
cases, palatable and etlicaCioua."
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACker's English Remedy positive cure
It saves hours Of anxious watching. Sold
by Logan Eco. and Charles Menkemeller
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pEcuLlARlrlEs or rnE CONTEXT.


The contest will be all the more bitter
and its outcome all the more significant
because Of the fact that, participating in
this convention, as leaders Of the opposing
factions, will be Jim Mason and Dan
Lucas, representing the ti.Camden
forces, and Johnny McGraw and his lieu.
tenants, Of the other side. One peculiar.
ity Of the 6ght, and II is q spectacle OF ex.
traordinary interest, Is that the leader OF
the Wilson forces (McGraw) halls from
Martins home, and the captain OF the
Martin men lucas breathes the Rtmos.
phere OF Wilson's town. There will be
some fun at that convention.
Recently | have had considerable to say
concerning the political situation In Glib.
sons district, and the readers Of the In.
TELLidEScER are very well posted as to the
status Of the fight the Fourth district Con.
gresham has on his hands. From what
I can learn from politicians now in Walh-
ington who have recently been In that
district, there is little doubt Of Gibson's
nomination. The candidacy Of Judge
Okey johnson, Judge Munroe Jackson,
Treasurer Thompson and Chairman Dave
Leonard, all Of whom are actually in the
field, does not leave Gibson Without q
hope. All Of the aSpirantD, with the ex.
ception Of Leonard, are representatives Of
the anti. Camden faction, and will simply
divide the vote. II Is scarcely likely that
Leonard will stand as q candidate. Glib.
son declares that he has no fears as 10 the
outcome Of the contest,
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Switzerland Is about to regulate by law
the amounted corset pressure the ladies
may put upon themselves.
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DR.. G. W. Collins, Upton, Ind, says
~ have used it in nervous debility brought
on by overwork in warm weather, witt
good results"
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Become the staple dentriace OF American
Simply because 1t Is impossible to use It,
even for q week, without percisying i6
hygienlC effect upon the teeth, the gums
and the breath,
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Queen viutotia's personal household, in
which there are 1900 persons, costs near.
" S2,OO0,OO0 year.
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Two years ago | contracted blood poison. After
taking prescriptions from the best phVSicIans here
and At Dallas, l concluded 10 VISIT Hot Springs,
aud on reaching TGxATkAna q doctor recommended
me % try AwiitS Specific, assuring me that Il
cYould benefit me more than Hot Springs. Al
though the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-08

BREAEAGE is immaterial II you have
SPALDiSG's GLUE at hand.
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T&autea.

wISTED-BOY WITH $40 90 OAsH
WA,tv u Rct a News Agent On b 10.
" tSS!T 70 UNION NEWS Co, B. sc, Depot
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about $50 head les than they were then. The quaI.
~ generally Will compare tAv0rAhlY with that Of
last Week'a offerings Trade hAS been only modeF-
Ately Ar. Prices llnga At * TO $40 for rough
h0gH, to6a65Sc net for the better grades, with the
majority OF the sales 6aG3fc net same time last
year hogIsold a. 6ka61$cn net
REEP NARKII.
AfrtVA!a thl Week ,,.-.,....,.,-, l,na
AIHlNAn last Week l,S{l
ArnTaAone year 20 ......'.''.......- 2,lI5
8nAREH
The offerings are In very limited number, and
demand fairly active for good shared sheep, a.
thtEe 4 sone outside demand for prime clipped
sheep, The quality Of the offerings equals that Of
last week, TFAde IN common sheep u quite dull.
We quote wool sheep at 4A6&c, gr6ss; sheaTed q
Sa55y groas, SAME TINT last year wool sheep sold
a. aGbHe, grOis,
ARRIVALS OFLIvE STOCK.
AiNdnmoRi SOck Ranis, ria Baltimore { ONO
RqtFO1i, for leGt Caitlg .ipuI 4.
6cars,e containing Ia cattle, scalyes, l,06l sheep,
At702 hogs, IFS hOnes, ~ mules Shipments 70 New
York, Philadelphia, &C., 29S cattle, leo homes, "
mules. SGles i0f the week 10 butcher and dealers,
q cattle and Us sheep.
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Maxim best LEFT unsaid-Love me, love
mad dog.-M u JSurndL
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gos SALE aud g;as gent.
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

FUN
10, Ia Seventeenth street, 4 rOoms and kitchen
and stable. $40 %.
80 l7l Seventeenth street, 4 rooms, 800.
NO 9 Sixteenth street, business ROOM, Sl2 90.
70. I'D Eof street, 9 rooms Sl %,
10, ~ North Front street, SIS %.
70 ~ FourteOhih street, six rooms $40 %.
no. ~ Eleventh street, three looms, q 100.
I,Eo rooms northeast COfnOt Of Jacob and TWeh'
y,ioutLh streets Is u.
No ~ Eighteenth street, I've foous. ttS 90.
No ~ T1entyh sixth street, business house and
INelllng. now occupied % q Ialoon and boardlns
h9pse 70 session April /. Rent t20 per Annum
70 SO Woods street, four rooms, % 90
90 Seventeenth street, three rooms, tg.OO.
70. 9ll MafketSk, Small House and stable, $500
20 26S Main street, six rooms, Sl2 %
~. gls AcCulloch street, sig rooms, s2 70
Business HOute No. lLd Main street.
tour MONS, No. s. Seventeenth street, t1l %.
Large Store nom, No ass Main street., 5000
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real htAlO AGENT, Collector aud NotAEy. Public
mt9 nfira. No. iRi2 Matkat AtrNet
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An ingenious Georgian mas discovered
that good whisky for family use can be
distilled In an ordinary coffee pot.
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Assiaurs's gpttees.
I%.SIGYEE's SALE.

A sSIGNEEs BALI
n .r to close Ous the stock Of Lumber, &c. l
gi sl a reuA- a,,, uso, ma, N ,e.,
S sssi JSl.S an III rs q ps ~ 4. issL
49, ssur Panel doom u % each.
iSp4 THOa, OBRIEN,
A.LmeA AmatronR. Com q %.
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Niagara hotels will combine and draw
the line at exCurslonists who bring their
own lunch in market baskets.
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HorSford's Acid Phosphate, In Debility from
OYeFWoFk.
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lnwaInna.
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AFTER DINNER.

Persons who Builer from INDICATION
eau arrest the progress Of that painful
mala1y by the use of an after.dinncr
pill, so composed that Il will give tone
10 the stomach, prevent heartburn. rouse
the liver to healthful action, i%nvigornte
the Kidneys, and thus, through the activity
Of these organs, promote the natural
movement Of the stomach and bowels.
AYERS PILLS nre so compounded that
their action, though mild, electullly pro-
duCes the above results. They also, In
curing Constipation, remove the cause Of
BllIousness, Liver Complaint, Kidney Dis
ease, Rheumatism, aud many other serious
ailments.
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Cam6ddEe AcCommOdation, leaves Wheeling at
las O. m; leaves BellAlfe at S:l6 q. m. Return.
Ing, arIiyes at Wheeling Of $40 p. m, daily except
MoundSville accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at ll:3j q. m, and arrives at A0undsYtll0 ~ 1915
p. M, daily except sunday:
Manni1gt0n accommodation ct 400 P, m,
ZAnesylIle accommodation leaves wheeling At
$40 p. M, daily except sunday.
lO.1 p. m. train through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with b, 40 Sleeper through oCinctnnAti.
3 4 D. slseplng. Cars On al through tr4ins:
Through Coach from wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. 3, leaving Wheeling Ut 9:26 q. M, arriving 81
Cincinnati at 6:E0 p, m.
Close connections are made Tor all points South
and Southwest, North aud Northwest, making this
a desirable route for Colonists and peronS moving
10 the great Nest, and 70 whom particular Atten'
TicEeG 70 all principal points on sale at Depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can DO secured At
THoa.C Q. BURKE, Ticket Agent, B. o. Depot
JOINT. LANE, TTay. Passenger Agent.
R.T. DEyRIEs, General Agent, wheeling.
TIME GARD OF THE BELLAIRE &
i st. ClAItNVillo Railway Coin eGect. January
q, 1855: Trains arrive and depart TO and from b.
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME.
Departure Of trains for 81 CllirSville, o.
No 10 leaves wheeling 81 100 O. nj arrives at
No ] leaves wheeling at O;s a. MI arrives at
81 ClAlnVille At 1910 q. N.
No. Is leaves Wheeling Of $40 p. M; arrives at
81. ClaifSyille At ass 2. m.
Arrival Of trains from 81 ClAirSville, o..
No. IA leaves 81. ClalfSyille at 9;25 q. M; arrives
at wheeling 81 1913 a. m.
No. Is leaves 81 Granville d sos p, M; arrives
ct Wheeling 81 go ?. u.
TAKE ms ROUTE The quickest, most comfort
able and the only all RAIL AouTE-lAndlng ,paasen.
gers in the buSineis portion and nearest the best
0, W, TROLL. ManARpr,
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
IL LOUIS RAILR0AD-PRn Handle Route,
' Time table for East and West corrected 70 NOV,
%, 1855 Trains leave Pan Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, - follows,
Oantml STANDARD TINA,
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Al trains daily except sunday,
TnInl leave Cleveland for Wheeling At 7:S0 4, N.
9;l0 p. N arriving al t:Ssp, m. and 7:& p. N.
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent, At6buIEh, Pa,
JAMES AoCRRA, General Manager,
HEtSbuRh, Pa,
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AlMAHkA
There Is but little Variation In prizes etcompeted
with lAat week, with the nun6er dthe oashhga
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CHICAGO, April 1.-The Drores' Journal 70.
ports: CAttlo-Receips $500 head; shipments 2,00O
head; market strong aud active; shipping stem
81 2Oa5 IS; BtoCkers and feeders 81 coal 90; COWS.
bulls and mixed 81 con- %; bulk 81 9Oa8 rs. Hoga
Receipts Is 600 head; shipments O,S00 head
market stronger, closing weak; rough and mixed
81 oja4 u; packing and shipping 81 8OAt 60; light
50 9Qa4 IS: Aklps 81 fba4 %. sheep-Recelpts 3,90a
head: ship nents / GOhea1 market stfOng; NATIVES
| kAmaB lSI ToRnna ~ mi m
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Oil CRY, Pa, April Opened at mo: high.
eat 1aG: lowest Thc. closed 81 129kn; sales &c..
90 barrels: clearanCes 8,ib2,0O barrels; charters
SN,4'6 barrels; shipments eO,&a barrels. runs not re-
IOtted.
steady; National Transit certificates opened at
T21toi closed at7IaHci highest gSO; lOVest77kc.
BN4DFoRp, Pa, Autil 7.-Opened al MO: closed
q i4fc: highest 71Hoi lowest T21io: GleArAncea
i,GO,U0 barrels.
T%rrulvLLE, Pa. April 7.-opened at 7zHo, high.
ut 7lc; lowest TAci closed al 7E4fc,
5PHGADELPtiA, pa, April 7.-pNtoleum steady;
" abel test In barrels nc.
.NEw YoRK, April .E-Fetfolsun arm;i United
closed o. TIC.
ENEsYoRE, April 7l-Fof cotton staples the de.
mAnd has been Of fAlt proportions, With more do.
ing In various styles Of cottOns and fancy cOttons.
F6t clothing w0olens the Inquiry improves, with q
better business doing In spot goods d we'll v liOf
later delivery,
Bat,Imats Live stock Market.
oEv10l o. fHn CALvERroN LivE STOCK YARps,l
MONDAY, April 8 1856,
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EOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

i
The Property. No. $50. on the east side Of Market
NrRt, conner Of alley d. There Is one three.stOTy
eret house aud several small buildings on the lot
AalggtegAta rent Of which Il from 500 70 800 PEI
ttai. The whole property will be sold fol. $500
Terms q 100 In cash, the balance In yearly pay
aelp Of 500 each, With six percent interest FO'
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
M 1G20 Main Street.
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Innocent Prisoner.

Last Monday evening, while Mr. And
MRS. ouigley were sitting In their ns s.
lor entertaining q few OF their frisapS,
conversation was suddenly interrpn,sd
BY the voice Of singing. On Mr. onis,
ley going to the door he was met no
numher OF his friends, who walked IN
and before himself and amiahIe IL
could take In the situation thew re,s
completely captured. After ouie. waS
restored Mr.. Benjamin Reed stepnsd
to the centre Of the room, bea,lns
In bis hand large Ornamental
weoding cake, and In q neat and
appropriate speech presented 1t 70 them
on behalf OF their many friends, and "a,
minded them that 1t was the tenth An.
niverssry OF their wedding. M
QuiRley responded with much feelug
saying that he did not think thes,
were 90 many hearts knit with tbely
In Christian love aud friendship. There
were many useful and ornamtpt,l
presents given to the bride and groom
during the evening. The Rev. M.
Harris led In prayer, after which 70.
freshments were served In abundance
and at q late hour the COMPANY dis.
persed, callingidown many hless.nrs on
the heads Of Mr.. and Mre. QuiRley and
wishing them many returns Of the
happy occasion. w.PC.
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Amusements at the Aoaderu,

Annie Pixley and her excellent com
pary appeared In the charming border
drama, I'M 'liss," before a fair slzsd
audience last evening. Miss Pl1lsy
was In the title role, ard her portrayal
OF the rollicking, happy character OF the
child OF the Slerras was without fault.
Davenport Rsbus made his first appear.
auce here as Yuba Bill, and bis inter.
probation OF the character is very foe.
Judge Beeswinger, Juan Walters aud
John Gray are difficult characters, yet
they were well rendered by Messrs
DAILY, Fisher and Rey nier. Miss Annie
Barclay As Mrs. Smith was an excellent
accomplioe to much atrooious villsiny.
The performance was highly atis
factory, and It 10 to be hoped that MI.
Plxley and her superior company
will soon come again.
To morrow evening Lester b Aliens
minttrels will appear, and give one Of
their unrivaled performances. This
company recently appeared in New
York, and received the most unstinies
praise from the entire press Of that city.
Their songs and jokes are new, filled
with fun, and consequently keep tie
audience convulse1 with laughter.
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FIFTH EDITOR,


The following appeared {, ,,
inR's Philadelphia Record 'uis morn,
| bALriMoRE. Dec. 81 The .,..
H Hvnion, which arrived here to.dss es me
VIRGINIA, brings news Of the mn: Ifou
SUNDAY last OF Charles Mash apo %
years. OF Wilmington, Del aSe1 10
employed ~ deck hand Ssn wa
schooner Robert knight. Tho p pu The
In Cockreli's Greek, near Fai,r uoa az
ION Sunday. 1t being An IA aPor'' Va,
the oystermen the deck bania Jay with
carousing on board the vssei. A co,n. !
man made an indecent prono SU,v'ed
Nash, which the latter resentedP osal to
upon the negro shot Nash throne, rn.is
right temple, killing him ir.s,a.Iils
Inc negro was 1T once seI,ed aaa
iivered 70 Constable Dobson' wh aue ae-
him TO Eastville jail. The at Se 'pok
caused great excitement in Nal mas
oer!and County, and there i, dan"n
'nat tine murderer may be lyncbeS tu
After reading the above a reno,,s, :,
tno REPUBLICAN, started TO lea,n
possible, fuller particulars. Tbsr
Two NAshes In the directory ae az
which is Bridget Nash, whose aS Az VI
Is given as being at No. 3O4 west F"n'S
ftreet, and the other Helen Mash YIN
Ball alley. The first named CO.. ~
DC found, and after considt rable ,e., wv
the latter vas found In market. but ~.
had NO relative named Charles Mn '
and did not know Of any other ,anN.,
OF that name In this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-22

The market to day Is q large one, ex
tending almost TO Ninth street The
leading feature OF the market is the
large supply OF poultry, embracing
turkeys, Reeee, ducks, chickens aud
pigeons. The prices were hardly salts
factory TO the market people, but the
buyers bad no particular cause for com.
plant. Turkeys opened at 10 70 10 cents
a pound. but a. the close had receded to
IL and 10 cents; g6efe closed at II, and
ducks tho same; chickens sold for 10
and II cent?. E7gs were in dem and st
30 and 3S cent?, ard fresh butter from
80 10 40 cents. Oleomarssrire came
down as low as 10 cents.
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EDITION
Dota.

Dots.
Silver plated ware, best goods, lowest
prices. Lawton's China Bazaar.
Coroner Bsrnhill Is suffering from a
severe attack OF neural gia.
vary's Phils. Messenger, 8. L corne,
Fifth and Market
A reward OF IS will be paid for the
return OF q small black terrier dog 70
No. 500 Wett Twelfth street.
NJ. X. Carlisle's notion and trim ming
store, ct Ninth and Monroe streets, will
be open every evening this week.
Bib eB at from % cente to S14. co ut the
Methodist Book Store, 8. w. corner
Fourth and Shipiey streets.
HymDals for 40 cents to IS 90 at the
Methodist Book Store, q. W. corner
Fourth and Shipley streets.
/ Mary NJ. HindmAn will app ~ at the
next session OF the Legislature for di.
vorce from her husband, Alfred Hind
man, Of this city.
Sumner Post, No. 4, G. A. r., has
decided 10 attend the celebration OF the
Emancipation Proclamation on the frst
| OF January.
Glovas-An elegant line for ladies,
misses, men. boys; big line; low
prices. Pyle & Lichterstsir, 228 Mar
ket street.
At the sale OF the estate OF W. Alex.
ancer, In Kenpett Square, Pa, on Sat-
urday last, five shares OF the National
Bank OF Newark, par value see, were
soid at SIS per share.
Alexander Black, of Kenpett Town.
ship, Chester County, Pa, will have n
fine lot OF turkeys at his stali Ia the
Eighth street. market ON Thursday and
Friday, In or6er to supply the demand
OF our citizens for Christmas.
The Washington Steam Fire Engine
Company IL making active arrange.
ments fe- = grand firt mems ball at the
Clay ton House CD the evening OF Feb
ruary Else. Mr.. George Yates has been
selected AS master OF ceremonies.
a grand tazarette will open In the A.
U. M. =. Church on ThursdAy evening,
December %, and continue until Janu-
AIRY ii A s ong the attra ctions will be
u turkey walk, pecktis carnival, q
peanut promenade, q flour feast and q
dust brush drill.
The Bethel A. NJ. z. church, Sixth
and Walnut streets, will give q series
Ut entertainments extending from
Thursday evening, December 23, until
the last evening OF tie year. On Christ.
mas evening there will be- "a blue tea"
exercise, and on Tuesday evening a
spear drill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-22

Edwin w. Head, son of Joshua T.
Heald, returned hcme on Monday even
ing from . years travel and sojourn In
Europe for the benefit Of his hea lth
which was much impaired by his ardu.
Gus duties as assistant superin Benden:
Of the Baldwin Locomotive Works In
Philadelphia, which he has occupied
for q number OF years. Mr.. Head
comes back with his health quite re.
stored, and after the holidays will en-.
gage again IN active business.
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It ALL EVENS U' IN THE END,

Last Saturdays storm kept many from doing their
Clothing shopping; braved the storm and
paid by avoiding the usual Saturday rush. All this week
with will be like busy Saturdays but we've determined
suspend our invarabe rule exchange goods that
are not satisfactory, that do fit. We provide for
this by extra help and insure all patrons careful aten-
ton and satisfactory treatment Many thousand hearts
will be gladened this week by investing in Well Made
Clothing and many dollars will be saved for other
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-22
Thanks to George w. Uhild,.

LONDON, Dec. 21-The corporation
OF S.ratford- oD- Avon has voted the
ltartiest thanks of the town to George
W. Childs, OF Philadelphia, for his gif,
OF drinking fountain to the place. In
his letter presenting the gift M. Childs
expresses a hope that the fountain will
prove an evidence OF good will between
the two nations having the fame and
works OF Shakespeare as q common
heritage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-22
GhrIhinlAs IOYs.

r. Parry, 1877 Market street, has the
greatest assortment of toys 70 be found
in the city. The variety OF dolls Is in'
.exhaustible, some of them sleep soue
wink, some cry and some whistle. You
won't regret dropping in to see them.
Here too are sleds. express wagons aud
bicycles for boys, besides hrudreds oil
Just such things as $40 -anted iol
Christmas Any attempt to describe ms
stock OF Christmas toys and houseloia
articles of utility must prove an utter
failure. Nothing will do as well as o
sight of them. Then come and ses
them,