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her disbursing agent.
Mr.. Barstow in the chair.
On motion Of Maj. Seip:
Resolved, That the sum of S40(
or as much thereof as may be neces'
sary, be appropriated out of the
Bridge Fund of 1856, to build a
bridge across Big Bayou, on the Red
River road, and that j. Z. Hickman,
A. Marye and Frank Murphy be APP
pointed commissioners to let out and
superintend the same, and make re-
port to this Jury in accordance with
law.
Resolved further, That the con-
tractor shall be permitted to use all
sound and suitable material in the
present bridge, in the construction
of the new bridge; and further, the
commissioners may locate the bridge
at higher point on Big Bayou; if in
their judgment such removal is nee
essary.
On motion of Mr.. Thornton:
Resolved. That the sum of $3.50,
be appropriated out of the conlin-
gent fund of 1886, to purchase a
bell for the court house, and the
President Of Police Jury is authorized
to purchase the same at once.
On motion of Mr., Lawrence:
Resolved, That the sum of $500,
or as much thereof as may be neces-
sary, be appropriated out of the
Bridge Fund Of 1886, to build a
bridge over the Bayou Rigolettcs,
and that Jas. p. Hickman, Z. X.
Smith, Jr., and e. w. Ward, be APP
pointed commissioners to let out and
receive the same. Said bridge to he
built according to plan and speclfca-
tions furnished by the commission
ers.
On motion of Mr.. Thornton:
Resolved, That the report of the
Finance Committee be accepted.
The following amended estimate
of expenses, for the year 1886, was
ordered published for 80 days:
Jurors and witnesses. ....... $500
Magistrates and Constables.... 1000
Police Jury ............ -. 600
Officers Police Jury.......... 600
Printing. ................,. 800
Coroners. 500
Sheriff's and Clerks fees..... 1900
Commissions Collector, Treas
urer and Assessor. 5000. 2,4OO
Bridge Fund. ............... 4,50O
Jail fees and Expenses. 80. 1000
Pauper Fund. ............... 800
Public School Fund. %. $500
Contingent Fund. ........... 1000
Schmalinski Judgment........ 1000
Total. ...... $4,000
On motion the Jury then adjourn
10 meet the last Tuesday in August
next.
+. SEIr,
President Police Jury.
A true copy:
l.. G., SANFORD.
Clerk Police Jury.
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Good Results in Every Case.


d. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes
that he was seriously affected with a
severe cold that settled on his lungs
had tried many remedies without ben
eft. Being induced to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, did
so and was entirely cured by use of a
few bottles, since which time lie has
used it in his family for all Coughs and
Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives
have been saved by this Wonderful
Discovery. Trial bottles free at ia
cob Geiger's.
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1867 prizes amounting to: $3.50, 500
Application for rates to clubs should be
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New Orleans.
For further information write clearly
giving full address; Postal Notes, Express
Money orders, or New York Exchange in
ordinary letter; Currency by Express at
our expense, addressed
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Mako Post office Money Orders payable
and address registered letters to New Or
leans National Bank, New Orleans, la.
A. ALBERT & Son., AGENTS
! Alexandria, La.
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We, the undersigned banks and bank
ers will pay all prizes drawn in the Louis
lana State Lotteries which may be prescn-
ted at our counters.
j. H. OGELSBY,
Pres. La Nat. Bank.
J. w. KILBRETH,
Pres. State Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN,
Pres. N. 0. Nat. Bank.
Unprecedented Attraction ;
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IL Look at the following distribution

GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING at the
Academy of Music, New Orleans.
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Malarial Poison.
1874 Thompson street.

New York, Feb. /, 1886.
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LIST OF PRIZES:
APPROPRIATION PRIZES:

l 1907 prizes amounting to. - 1865, 800
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Some HOIidayPTices.

25 l5z French China,
TO- inch, c2bcrr plates, richly
decorated, at 25c each.
Polished Bronze Gold
metal) Extens on Lamps,
complete, with I4-in, shades
and II cut.glass prisms,
S2.75.
Polished Bronza Exten-
sion Lamps. (solid metal)
complete, with Io-in. shades
ard 50 cut-glass prisms.
Every rest) $325.
SAME, without prisns,$2.-
IS.
The last two lamps are
very strong.
Our Extension Lamps,
complete, at $3.50, are sell
ing off rapidly.
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DEATHS.

KhEN - uddonly, On tue s7h instant,
joshua g., only son Of Clement :, and
Eml4y 4. kuen, IN Tho 2lst year OF his a.
ne Tei1tyes and tIienls are regprc -.
invited To attend tie funeral nom lAlly
d9uce OF the .'lre nts II the drce q ~ resi-.
III Haley streets Sllyerbrtuk. - sc ont
day afternoon, at 2 clock + 'n "tnses-
1. Salem Genet sry. - pr'cefd 10
DiXON.-Un the 21sh ms,
tie s3d ear Ct her ags| s-lizl D.Ion, IN
heiatiycs and r. eS 20.
in law Thnmaz' che re7;den,e OF her son.
street. on r NJ. Moore. No. 500 Lombard
o clio X q. "Wednesday. DecenUer l. at 2
cemetery. p. lltefment at bivarv.ew
hS'Fi VIE lin thi, o.y. November qs. Ida
Relatively Frank HOpt0n, aged IS years
yited 10 ~ aud frieLds ara respectfully In
a,nre Of tttend ner funeral from the resi-
oa Wetn her husband, on Townsend street
ment al Bday afternoon, at O'c.cck. ] nter
pf,VhI &hiverFiew OeIaeIery.
inst h.-At FidGlo's bansP, on The 1871
-, R'c1ard PoSne, szed 10 yeara.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Police In the PARK

There Is mole need OF spec al police
In the Braudywine Park nov than be-
foIe the city purchased the property.
Vandals who before despoiled the prop
erty while It belonged toprivate parties.
are worse now that 1t belongs to the
city. On Friday last a mum Der OF boy =
SET Ere to n hollow tree, aud 1t would
have been consumed had not Special
Officer Thomas W,er, who Is always
around In the performance OF his duty,
came up about the right time ana routed
the young vsndals. frequently men
20 into the woods aud cut down young
tree and carry II of at pleasure. While
Special Officers Wier and Carey have
been patrolling the banks they have
Kept down tine rough element which
has often disKraced the place, but as
soon as they are removed this element
will triumph again. The citizens' ali
along the Brsndywine regret the term
..ci these faithful guardians OF property
and the peace ia TO expire 80 soon, and
they indulge the hope that the City
Council will zee that they are kept upon
their beats all winter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

j. X. d Seeds & Sons are nov erect
Ing club stables on Gilpin avenue be.
tween jackson and VanBuren streets.
The Dimensions of the building are 4s1S
by 100 feet, and will accommodate l6
horses and 80 carriages. They are also
building four very fine So, 900 dwellings
ON lots lying between PenDsylvanta
avenue and Thirteenth street and be.
tween franklin and Broome streets
The fame firm has just comp eted the
building of q beautiful country resi-
dance for john Noblit on his farm near
Chacd's Ford.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
at the City Court.

At the call of Mrs Liner OK a stout,
middle aged woman ste pei into the
dock, and plead guilty 10 the charge of
officer Russell with being drunk at the
Logan House yesterd y. II aut costs said
Judge CummiIs. Mrs Liner OK said
she had not enough money about her to
pay the amount and to take her back to
Philadelphia, AMI she do not want her
daughter to know that sGc was drunk.
Size said there had been such a chan9e in
the streets about the Logan house eiEce
she had been mere beio e, that-"that
you had % 90 and ret drums, said Judge
Cummins, mo- she said "Dut J iust
dra' k too much" Afcr zone more
pleading saying she lad not been before
His Honor for three ycarsi she WAS let
of with the payment of costs
Two men were arrested by officers
Crumlish, O'Hara and Detective Jones,
for drunkenness and disn.drrly conduct
at the P, W., X b. dcnot,D teetiya Jones
says be old not know wien he got hold OF
rougher customers. Iury were fined S.
and IS respectively, ana costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30


Charles |. Kent hi, opened real es.
tate Office al No. $50 5iarleg street.
The yacht Julia will DO launch ed
fTom the yard OF tie usrlan K Hol
hDgsworth Company IL t-W days.
Coffees frseh Ioasted twice a week.
The finest jaw and ili0 et es ia the
city. Criprta, Ea5t Second street
W. Il. BrInokle is couhrtd 70 HE BED
with the typnoid fever, and his conui.
tiop remains unchanged.
Houston & Wood Of Marcus Hook
have T, ceived the &C utracr ior building
the new government light ship at con-
tact price Of ,0C0
The chess tournament il progre ssinR,
W. j. Ferris leading, bsvii W six
teen Rames and lest three. Geo. Tatnall
won ten and lost one.
Mrs Sussa E. Trui,t, mother Of State
Librarian T:uitt, died a her hon at
Dover, on Mondsy, from paralysis, in
the 65.h year OF heE aEe
The Young Peoples Association of
Scott NJ. L. Church viii give IN enter.
taiDment in he caufGa haI this even
ing TOR the benefit Of Jba iruetess.
TIE Diamond Sisla Iron Con pauy Ia
loading tue schooner }. ntverty with
fish plates to be delivered a. Aiex.n.
aris Va,
Houston & Wool O: M,reus Hook
has beer a0.rdsi the contract fer the
light ship 10 Ne delivered ~ EiRe moor,
at cost OF SAS 800.
a bazaar wall be s4ld Ia o. q lecture
room NJ Toe Sscol ; B4p5is. Cflrch to-
morrow AMI Taurs lag Eizet4 f4r % ,
bentiit Ct the Sunaag soloo
Amor the prospective we'd liues to
come on ha:t noHt- i to Of T. L,
Husha=as % Ear, Da,s.cErt u unty,
Pa, and Eva W.isi. u rais city.
Pure spicet! you would lase good
ins Go We S's isTo s 5otS5 Ss p Si.p
for our trade. Crilyen, East & end
street.
The ladies Of the UnitAri5u Church
will have sale OF useful aud iaLe,
articles and Christmas noveltita IN tn,
Smith Building, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday OF next week.
The M. E Church at New Castle. was
re-openeo on Sunday, aud after tho
sermon by fe- Mr.. Terry, collection
OF Si % Spse taken , % 60 pay for p ssia
ing I'D repairing. 100 Let o
Jonn II. AouEtyi tEq ~ DCEf
named by Governor Stocshy to repre-
sent Delaware ut the ceute cele
bTation of the framing OF the Goratitu
ton ofthe United States, TO &c held il
Philadelphia.
Rufus Somerby, manager Of tn
Black Crook Company. 10 ia t-o Gi,y Il
day. His ccm paIy will spposr az tn
GrandOpera Hou6e in the trr4itahl
play Of the "Black Crook" thu ~ "a a..
Is b CT Deem Der
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
aPHDIAL mEETrOW,
He Wants to Hang


and he does hang and sell wall paper
the cheapest In the city. Harry d.
Holt. Glanoe at my prices: Gilt
paper low az 10 ots. apiece. Satin
pager low an 8 cts. apiece. White back
back paper low IS 2 cts. apiece. Now,
II you want first-class job OF paperin 4
done cheap, am the man do 1t. Esti-
mates given with pleasure. Harry D..
Holt, 2l3 West Second street, Month
side.
Fan suits.
Have you got your fall suits yet?
II you have not you viii never get
them cheaper nor made better than ut
James Harding's, No. 6l6 French street,
Bat no matter bow good or how pretty
. suit You get IL will not look we'll upon
you unless IL fits nice. Now, II you
want good at 60 10 Harding's. Hit
stock Ii the best and he 10 up TO the
fashions. Go 10 Harding and save
money.
1t IL q Fact
that everybody ought TO know that A,
Sergeant gives 2240 ms. OF the best,
well cleaned coal IN every ton you buy
Oak, pine sad hickory kidding wood
in large loads. Lime for whitewash-
ing. Yard, foot OF Monroe street Cen
trail office, Seventh aud KiuR streets.
Look for the blue slgn. Open n the
evening.
ECLIPSE" "Eciipse."
The Eclipse $3.50 ladies stoss mann.
featured by Gallahtr, Kitselman < Fox
are urequaled by any on the market at
same price. Sud by sli first. class re-
tailers.
Painting.
Ti.ghmbn Dsnnss, heuSs aud sign
! l,Aipbsr, No. $40 HAfEnf street. Job
o!ng properly stieDded 20 and egtimatsf
iurr alS4.
something Now.
Try Bourdor's 3 Il. B. u. s.. cigar.
II. y. Bourbon & Bro, manufacturers,
\ W, CAREER SesoHd and Orange,
BsRtora. L0eE UUs.
Gilmore, 105 Last Sec1Dd street, has
;snEctd PRICES GU tobacco and cigBre
WI give you isERsirB Cor tne onsa.
keparing Furs
Don't forget tue place TO have youl
| furs refined. Hukill & Poist, Second
aud ratnali streets.
American Watches,
Willard F. Davis, 8 East Second street
Bush's, French strees vhEri, IS sb'
place to bay your cnsl
Good snits at Jas. McKeough, Gil
and Shipley streets.
For good GOAL 20 10 Ruab's, Frentf
( street wharf
For all kinds ground feed, 90 to Tat
nall Bros. mill, l0l Maryland Avenue
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TNiaE) EDITION.


Thomas Long OF SllvNrbtcok, the man
30 badly injured AZ Front and Van
Buren, stree ts some time before 5 o. clock
on Sunday morning, Ia gradually i'm
proving, and unless intiam nation sets
III, DIR Ogie thinks he Is out OF danger.
Frank Ford, one OF the young men &C.
cueed of com hitting an assault and
battery upon him and held TO await re-
suits, was released yesterday afternoon
by fu, ntshine bail TO ths amount of
S4Q0, his father, Patrick Ford, becom
ing mis- bono sman.
1t was uneers tocd that Peter j. Ford
was to have bailed William McOarron,
the other young man accused with the
assault, but Mr.. Ford beiDR called away
from the city, McCairon remained i'm.
prisoned until this morning when the
hearing was resumed before Judge
Cummins.
John Hagerty being sworn testified
that be was in Flanasan's saloon, 934
West Second street, on Saturday night,
and saw Thomas Long ttere. Know
ing that Long was very much intoxica-
ted be kept away from him, but he
(Lonf) came TO him, ana mauled over
him AZ drunken man usually does.
He said be had 81 ID bis pockets, and
both be and Flanagan tried TO borrow
his money and Keep it 2og him, know.
ing that be was too m-ch Intoxicated
60 rake care OF himself. lie then went
out with Long, and few steps of NJ ct
McCsrroD and yoauR man whom he
did net know. Too whole four of them
walked along as far - the Weccacoe
engine house Tbs young men said
they would take L ~ home. They
asked BaRerty II he could no, Eeep him
all Light, but hs eeil 10 could lot US
his children had the measles.
He then lett the parry McCarrou and
the othtr young uosn kotnp vito Long,
the fiTst saying TO E4rG o. be started
there ID something " tlis.'
McCaTfoB deBiea TgAtAcutiJ that he
used any such language, 2-1 taid that
be and Fo!d TOOK L3E- 50 Front aud
Van Bnreu st.eets sEc stsod hun
against d itnce 10 5,1a5r him 3e!i, after
VIII Oh they went hone.
Patrick Ford. iatLsy Of yoUn2 Ford
here said he Ooai4 preye by M5s.
H2sAins tast Lon. Mas no hurt Until
53'ciock IL tbs iaar iue, tng before
which time hls b9o Vas a1Iuc In b d
aud &c knew MoU4rrol 4as tou.
Ju1ge Cummtns them hs.d a further
hearing OF tha case over Until next
Monday morning 81 gur,ocA, with a
request that all the witness. DO knew
an! thing IL conuacliou wan tho case
be tubJ oehefd for t1at Ige.
Patrick FCsG GgIio went surety for
the appearance o; be son uuder $400
bail, and ex Saerifi Tomas Fofd be-
came McCsTIon's oouLsmau, lien both
were released.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

LoGANsPoRT. Inc.. Nov. 29.-rhe 4.
year old son OF Mis- Biddle while play
ing on the ice op the dam yesterday
broke through and sank in six feet OF
water. A small colored boy, seeipg
him, jumped from the bridge and swan
to him in time to catch him AZ he caDe
up the second time, but Was unable TO
bring him out. They both sank again,
when q man named Ivan, hearing the
woman screaming, sprang over the rail,
swan in and caught them as they came
up Mr.. Ivan brought the Biddle boy
out, while the little negro hero swan
unaided to the shore. He has teeL
suitably re warded for his bravery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
The Yacht Ava.

The six copper veni.lato-s for VAN
derbilJs yacht Alva were brought to
thiH city last Saturday, on the steamer
Brandy wine. They are highly polished,
10 I'D Q IN the best mauLer and cost $500
|esch. The New York Sun in speakiD q
OF Captain John NJ. Cushing, who ia TO
command the Alvs, says thar heis only
IS years old, but has been on the sea
long enough and far enough to know
every rock above water. lis is a good
looking, stal~ar', sausre-headed, full
bearded man wh0 might be taken tor a
down East merchant In good circum
stances. He halls ironi Bath, and has
been In the Liverpool and China TRAD es
IN command Of canvas and on the Red
star line teskettle, as the Bath men
call tho steamships. He has got the
Yankee knack Of making money az well
as he Yankee knack OF sailing pCat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Gol,i.n Wedding.

TIE fifiieth anniversary OF the mar
flage OF Benjamin McVey aud wife
Sill be celebrated at their residence,
near the Rising Sun, ChristisnA Hun.
dred, on Wednesday, the 9th Of De-
cember. Mr.. McVey has been in the
employ Of the Messrs. Du Pont for many
years and contir ues to look quite hale
aud hearty, and Mrs. Movey is enjoy
ing tolerably fair health for lady OF
her age. The occasion promises to DO a
very enjoyable one, as many friends
will offer their congratulations. The
pair are mem ers OF MT. Sa.em NJ. Il
church, and the religious fee Ing will
be ptedom mate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Eloped win a Waiter Gill

ERIE, Novem Der 20 "A nls', csu,
sanonal elopement has Jus' 20,
light In East Springfield, p psnb1
Several weeks sincs Ed YARD DIT ii
o weil-,housht of young man, o, in
CITY, went TO that place TO su lpS 4
the erection OF a building anu 90
there conceived liking for M 'nod
hey, a dining room girl, me ou .Say
which was an elopen ent yesr .. M Rid
couple came to this city, y o.s ros1,
or attem ptsd to raise some MN y ,r,eI
proceeded, 1t is believed 70 n "a.
Z, Brubaker occupied COCA M
Ia society and leaves oeainu nn "
two small children. me po,t
bssn bottled 30 csu9e thelr pII'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Death of Young Keen

TIE sad death of Joshua y, e
at the West Yards, on Saturday ~
ia of such q nature IS TO c%ase
keeness grief to his sorrow strlcHeH n,
ents He was a young man OF c;u
"rable promise, not yer Il yes'' ,ha,
His parents had no idea AZ a ,,a IA 4
had gOna 20 work for the ralilo'u n,
pany cptil they received wot . bIat
deaih. He was the only son Oh a r'S
ents, and his sudden death, s aISa
manner of his death, baf prot 'i"n a,
mother. The coroner's irqueD
day morning resulted IN . nI t,s
death from accident. The Ienairs
taken to the residence OF nls ! n
last evening, from which tney o.s,1
inferred in Mt. Salem Gen
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
FOURTH EDITION
Cheered the Moonligh tsrs.

DUBLIN, Nov. 29.-Fifiy prltoners
Charged with being implicated in
"moonliahtipg" in Kerry and Glare
arrived TO day Mt Cork, escorted by o
| large force OF police. They will be tried
at the Munster assizss. Upou their ar
rival at the railway station In Cork the
alleged "moonliRhters" received an
ovation from the great crowd that had
assem- bled there. Commouer O'Oouner
called for cheers for the prisoners, and
they were given with n will.
THE IRISH WILL AvENGE THEMSELVES
DUBLIN, Nov. 80 --O1mmoper Red
mond, speaking IN Dublin tonight, said
that II one hair OF Dillon's or O'BrieB's
head was injured the Irish people would
know how 10 avenge themselves for the
outrage.
SLAUGHTERED BY BRITISH TROOPS.
RANGoos, Nov. 29.-Ths British
troops IN Burmah In q recent encounter
with the foross OF Boshway killed 1i3
OF his followers without losipgg soldier.
But three OF the British troops were
wounded.
NINE YOUTHS SENTENCED TO DEATH.
SIDNEY, N, s, Nov. 29.-Nine
youths have been sentenced to death
here for Grimm ally sssaulting ak sen.
yea-oid servant eirl.
STRONG SHOCK OF EARTHQUAKE.
LONDON, Nov GA strong shock
OF earthquake visited Tsshke to-dBy,
and caused considerable damage In the
Rl ssian quarter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

The Joint fair OF the MssoDs and Odd
Fellows opened In the Opera Houss in
New Castle last Saturday evening. fhe
display was varied ard many of the
articles were very valuable. A case of
jewe ~ from j. c. Massey, OF this city,
and 9honinger organ with bell attach
ment, from II. Il. Robelen. Among the
articles CHANGED off Saturday evening
WAS double-barrel, breech-loading shot
gun to W. B McCoy, box of cigars 10
Edward Yetter and fine pound cake
to j. II. Rogers. The eigns for profit
able return are encouraging. The men,
bers would be pleased to have their
Wilmington friends TO extend helping
hand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
LOTS OF SHAMS.

The world is full of them. Sham people, sham
houses sham clothes. Do you ever think of ii? We do
when fair looking Suit Overcoat that has been
turned out of hghpriced establishment and after few
days to show how lily has been con-
structed Seams rip, buttons off, binding wears out
Git looks for all the world like who has lived rapid
life and is old before his tme) and naturally think what
sham the Clothing business is conducted by OF
our hghoned competitors who charge prices.
Have you. ever had such experience and has the
thought you that that is the way to build
up reputation Tor Honest Clothing and Fair Dealing?
Selling shams. Do you buy for good looks good wea
Our aim to make and sell only such Clothing will
give entire atisction, that YOU will again and
gladly tell Your friends that icr sterling worth end Low
Prices combined, the proper place is here.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30

William Weldin of Blsckbird Hun.
dred narrowly escaped seEious injury
BY ths accidental discharge OF his gun
G few days ago. The rim of hia hat was
torn TO pieces and his face badly burned.
At fIst it was feared that his eyes bad
also been permanently injured, bu, by
confinement in . dark room, and the
usual application Of reulr DIES, il is now
be .ievad that the sight will be al right,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Fresh Fish.

Powell, In the Third street market,
has another large supply of Delaware
rock Ash and perch, which, with other
kinds OF the funny tribe, he will have
on his stalls this afternoon and t0-mor-
row. These Ash are all fresh and deli
ciouB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-30
Fine Corr,

We are indebted to George II Richter,
who resides near Hanortu1 Chester
Couu ty. Pa, for very crsditable speci-
men of corn The cara are Of good
length ard we'll f,l II every hill In
the field produced two ears 8 "a similar
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