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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

In the orphaas, Court on Thursday.
Benjamin Nields, Esq, made an argu-
ment in the case Of Esther J. 9troad,
and showed that while she had been
insane she has since recovered her reA'
son. and b fally able 70 manage her
property. The court issued an order
dischArging the trustee. James Brad
ford, and restoring the estate 20 her. BE
was also directed 20 trAnsfer all property
belonging % the estate In his hands 70
the ssid Father Stroud, and 70 make 9
return OF his accounts within three
montha
Austin Harrington. Esq appeared
In the case Of William Wilson versus
George H Rahm, and on hts motion q
check va ordered % he drawn TO the
order Of George II. Bates for eo04, tho
share Of the 81 .943 - paid into court.
due the p, w. 8 b. Railroad Com
pAny.
TIE case OF Samuel Morrison versus
Thomas Morrison, Was taken up. and
after several Witnesses had been en-.
Amired, James L. vAllapdisham,
Eco. the associate counsel with Al
thony Higgins, ESQ, opened for the
excep.Anl aud the remainder Of the
day wAs occupied BY the argument OF
conreei
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
EDITION.


Amongst the local labor troubles
which for q few days past have occupied
public attention, ard Notwithstanding
the gloomy view taken BY many OF the
labor excitement o streak Of snnsAine
Gomez elimmers ng through the gloom
BY two large business arms Voluntarily
tacreasing the Wages Of their employees.
Oae OF these hrms IL the BrAndywine
Graaite ComIaay, Of which NJ. w.
Locke is the superintendent On and
afeer the 1xs OF A prii tue wages of
laborers 10 be paid by this company
will be 81 50 ins;ead OF tl.25.
Skilled labor has been proportionateiy
raised. Toe company has had about Cd
men employed, but 1t Is said the num-
Der will soon be increased 70 100 OF
probably $50 men This IL good news
HON . frm which about q week ago
had given mp . contrscs for furnishine
stone for New York enterprise. TO the
the prospective labor troubles
In reply 70 q telephone inquiry this
morning the REPUBLICAN was informed
that the contract was given up not Ak
Actly on sccoaut Of the local labor trou-
bles Of the day, but on account Of the
general labor aud railroad troubles al
over the country.
Good news also comes from the jams
Riddle, Son & Co.'S works On the Bran
divine, Of which William NJ. Field ID
the principal aud active member. TAX
inn an overcast Of the business icokoat
he cav that be coal1 AFFORD 20 give his
employes. 500 IN n1moer. an advances i
wages Accordingly he gave them q
pleasant sarprise On Wednesday even
Ing when he had the fars1en Of hi
difsrent departments called togetheT 3
his once. and in q neat, practical Aa-
dress informed them OF his detsrntnz.
ton end sahmir<ed = schedule contain.
sng The names OF every one Of his EN-
ployea. upon which wAs the old rate o
wages and colana con tanning the ne y
rata, with an increase OF from 5 70 !!
Per cent IL IL Esed less 70 say thai ta'
employees warmly Appreciate the kind
mesa OF Mr.. FIsl5, the zors - - the!
bad not been tr01bling him about =;
increase Of wages
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
DIKD.

this city. on the ssh inst.
sarah A Jehnson. wteow Of tia late Peter
l. Johnsen. IN the sist year Of her age
Relatives and frtends ere respectfully In
vited 70 attend the funeral from her lAae
resid ence, liz East Second street., On sunday,
Ire 18Th inst. 81 . O'Clock. Insarment Al Old
|Swsdes' CeDetsry.
HUBERT In this city, On the 18Th tnst. John
n ron Of john a. and Jennie hubert
aged months and dAy&
The relAaives and frtsnds &C the hntly
A-e respecffnlIy invited 70 aaten4 the funerAi
frcn No. 10 Narkst street, Sunday Afternoon,
18th Inst ~ eel ek- Iaeer1eas 81 River
vtes osnste-J. Services ~ the hoass.
the sesa tnxt-. Reoe-t p,
son Of ReAer1 " and Esxie X. Cham berA
agsd yssrs, nonths and IL days.
Relatives and c1eD1s are respectfully In
WAT 30 atten4 his funeral fr0m the rest-
dsncs o. his parents, ne. los inertia JAsssou
street en- Sunday afterncaA 81 . e'e1ceg
Inte-nsni 81 &fwsryisw CemetcSy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

In relation 20 the strike OF the mo-
rocco workers, The situation to-day
remains unchanged and this will con-
tin ne until the arbitration, which com
mepces tonight, between the Morocco
Exchange Of Wilmington and . con-
mission from tbe Knights OF Labor,
shall have ended. Some of the manu-
fActuress, not very hopeful of favor
vorA0le ter Mutation, have not put any
fresh hides in the vAts, AMI some OF the
employees look with gloomy Apprehen.
sions on the future But in . general
sense the prevailing belief is that the
difficulties will all be amicably ad-
Jasted, that work viii go on as ususi
without any interruption and that ther,
will be a more confident and healthy
understanding between employers ant
employees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
SICK In PhilAdelphia

Mr.. Alexander G. Moron, o. this
city, Is lying Qnite sick al the Chifurgi.
cal Hospital, Philsdelphis, where be
has been cauterized, under the direction
of Professor Good man, of the PeEns, !
vania { diversity, for Q spinAi disease
His wife and children are with hi,
faith sr. in-lav IN this city, and ii Is FaiC
that since Mr.. Morton's iliness, he rs,
bsen abaudoned: by the O5d Fellows
knights Of Py thias and Red Men. VIII!
these orders have acted in this raaEse
lie not stated, but there Enst surely b
some reason.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

- ~ &ANA@4 - So ~-@--N-
Inc faseral Of DIR. Kane took plaoe
loa Thursday afternoon a. the Old
Swedes Church, and was largely A.
tended. Tho remains we're eEcased In
. black cloth covered casket with oxi
| Id bore The inscription, "Dr John X.
Kane, born December IS, 1888; died
March n. 1856 " The caekes was
almost covered with flowers and stood
i'm froat OF the chancel. In the same
place where stood the caskets of Miss
| aud Mrs. Bsyard o few weeks since.
A few minutes before O'Clock secre-
tsry BAyArd catered the church with
MrA Kane leaning on his arm. and pro
ceeded up the aisle TO the same seat
which he has 100 d led under similar
circumstances three times within the
past two months.
They were closely followed BY ROBE n
Patterson Kane, Esq, the only oroshei
| Of the deceased, and other relatives and
friends. until every seat Was nlled.
Nearly every physician In this city W
present and occnpied seats on the right
side Of the church. The weather was
| cloudy snd Sdtied 70 the solemnity and
mournful surroundings Of the lasi
TAD rites within the walls Of the ancient
ivy covered edifice. The service was
csmmeeced at 2 O'Clock by Bishop Lee,
assisted by the Rev. 7. Gardner Lite !,
1 ID. n, and nj the conclusion In the
| church the remains were borne By
1 carriers 20 the lAst resting place In the
BAyard family vault when the religions
| services were concluded
The pail. bearers we're Senator Gray
John p. Green, vice president Of the
| PeonsylvAnse RailroAd Com parry, Will
liam A. LAMotte, William 7. PortaI
and Drs. Bullock ard Osle. There was
. large namber OF forAl tributes, all OF
Whiah were PLACED in the vault with
the remains Among thoss present
we're wtluot johnson, Of Baltimore;
Collector OadwalAdef, OF Philadelphia;
| A. y. Martin, Of Nev York; Dr. SSithin
Chandler. Collector Of Internal Reveb ne
CAasey, Clerk Of the Peace Cochran,
Recorder OF Deeds Holcomb, George II.
Bates, william c SpruAnce, Austin
Harrington, Charles NJ. Curtis and
Walter Bacon, Esqs. Judge Cummins
and other well-known citlxens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

The following Is the programme for
Saturday evening: Opening address,
Rev. J. z Bryan; singing, duet, the
Misses Solovsy; reading, T. B. Alex
ander; recitation, J. woodward; sing
ing, solo, C. NJ. Leitch; reading, W. B.
Gam; recitation, SAil.o Carpenter;
singing, duet, the Misses SolovAy
DebAte-Reso. we'd, TIs. the christian
church and commercial world owe N ere
70 England than 70 America fer fheiI
assistance as q nation. Affirmative. T
B. Alexander, J j. McMu.ib. Mega
tive, Jan q McD5we.l, q d. PerEusou
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Before the Judge.

Judge Cummins presided ~ usual nj
this mornings session Of city court, and
di, posed OF the following cases:
James Collins, arrested at Eighth
and Tainsll streets, for being drunk
and disorderly, was fined % and costs.
William Qaillan, colored, charged with
acting In . disorierly manner about IL
O'Clock last night on Maryland avenue,
was sentenced TO pay . fine Of 81 ana
costa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Psrteetang an Invention.

Clerk Roberts as the post office, /,
said 10 be engaged In perfecting 6
socket for use on the letter c2rTiers' capi
70 hold an umbrella - . protectioF
against the weAEhsx. Hb idea seems 4
be TO oonstxuct the umbrella Of hghl
shee, iron and % arranging IL with q
series Of springs In the handle that /
can In an instant be thrown ~ guar(
ar5urd the legs OF the wearer II b
should be attacked By . dog. II b
sucoeeds in perfecting IL he intends <
have it paten ted and there s no doub
but 1t will become popular.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
he Leu Coart.

At The meeting Of the Levy Cour
yesterday, AGO Was appropriated each
70 the House for Friendless Children
aud the St. Peters 0rphAnsge. Th,
Bratton's Mil road, Pencader Hundred
upon 3 favorable report Of the commits
tee, Wa Acct pied for the county. TS'
thousand dollars was appropriated, OIL
motion Of Mr.. Ro.hwell, 70 repair In
banks &C JAG mt 70 Delaware bay. Al
act Of the Legislature Of April Z, 1885
authorized the expenditure Of thA
much money for that purpose. Mr.
Roth yell stated the Cedar Greek Mani
Company intend to experd q .oco o.
the same repairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

The street car irouhA 4 BssI
remains unsettlsd, and asaNI
on Saturday is not iupaaIs /
men met on Wednestsy sIlS \ \
slider the compfonise prug1a. \
mittod by the railway ssalt.
unanimously decided 70 su. n
original demands. Thi. ulHrsuj
presented TO the various ,,sxe|
Thursfay morning BY DrraHd
Workmsn Evans, with be lzpI|
that . definite answer vN uxz
day. II the demands an nnal
a strike will be ORDERED lsAd
are not disposed - cououl, sFTs
and both sides appear dtwnts (
a dispatch received I'VE "
Gays the street GER ttic!ah,fis1
ing held At q late tCGr, stpFsI,
promise measure, IroGItl /
charge no emplGys tcals 1
connection with Ksigtu d Lr
tor refusal TO violate sny dAnd
privileges OF the oidet isM
mise, II 10 thought viii kr1f
the recognition c!aase sEIhng
In dispats,and the uFcPoesz a
comedies every thing GtInkt
men.
In Dayton, ohie, ititlis
lin , has settled with ietfsl
ing them two dollars pas .
hours work. Third siIsAi
similar cfier to their meb,kIs
yet bsen Aecepies. The Jaw
il still on sIflks
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
AT
VIM. B. Sharp'S,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have secured another
lot Of about twenty-five
| pisces Of those elegant D.
frame BoiY Brussels Carpet
at % cents per yard, all
with handsome borders, and
any one contemplating buy
ing carpets should see these.
Tat there can be no
doubt as to the desirability
of these goods, 60 into any
carpet store AMI ask them
to show you a good assert
ment of 5-frame Body Brus
sels Carpet at % cents a
iyard, While looking make
a mental note of how many
Iyou have seen, what styles
lthey are, and if handsomely
lbordered, then ask the
lobliging salesman-for he
will likely be obliging when
Showing you 9S cent Body
Brussels. so much so. in
: lfact, that he may ask sl-25
rlfor them-it he can guaran-
tee them all new pattern:
this spring, if they are not
Iremnan:s or "old plugs"
Il After you have taken al
sslthis in we will be pleased tc
have you see our line of 90
3 cent Body Brussels, ard ther
. Judge where the geocs art
:, and where to buy them.
= Nearly 2,oco yards again
't the last week shows ours ar
well thought Of.
IN An extra heavy ingram
eeiCarpet in new and hand
% lsome styles is just here q
81 ., 80 cents per yard.
Is. Send TO! our book {
he lcolors and have your win
sDs dows fitted up with our ne,
shades and spring rollers, 6
cents each.
-al
Ks VIM. B. SHARP.
as Fourth sna HArsst. Carpet Dspartm
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rypoxraphiesl Union Notice,

The president of the Wilmington
Typographical Union publishes poiic'
in the advertising columns Of the Re
PUBLICAN pronouncing the Mornini
News rat" sheet and calling attention
20 the fact that the Publishers of tina
journal employ none bat rat" hands
wEom they are paying less wages theI
ski led men can be employed for. tn
Union ADVISES all honest workingmel
Ia withdraw their patronage from tha
paper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

I do not make through the news
papers, bat Invite all In need OF wall
papers or window shades 70 come &c the
old stand, 422 Market street, where I
will show the best selected stock from
twenty different factories, which I will
cell a. the lowest price, take your
oFoer and hang the ssms a; shor,
notice. A. b. JONES. 42s Market street.
Eighteen years experience In tho busi.
neas. Telephone call $50.
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FIFTH EDITION
Don

J. A. Myers, 1919 Ia.
vertises Langs han ss Suu !, 2, sssa, !
My by Jour carpets and ii, y pa ps, d.,
"ooartney & Kenny. ny vi cl0'As h
Davis h McCo,m,o.
. no. ~ from No. I r. S,,Gs!alss., i,
Vii T1s nl Young Men. Rsp,s,,.,. {
rooms, No. $40 king Stieei ,,s.. IN sl,i, h Y
Jacob J.ffsris will s.,'.
h furniture At No las a. 1Sl b. llos~t
Hn,,I SALE on THURSDAY .' ss's
-, h RS civilian, William Duffy Ia, -,
tne building on the nor,i 10y pl'sss|
to re model il Hi for a is' O.s and p%s
Ga,den seedsl garden ...,.,
s assortment Of Hsnderscp',, I ~. 4
Hover w seeds for sale onl, =, scSl la
. East Second street ~ Vrlhj
The. The jackson & Sharp Comma. j
launch the seow being Is aI1p
days. '"pany 10
TIE Wilmington and No,,.
n acaa mas leased part o. n. 4
sta.e. Hotel, at the come, ' ~ Y
and Water streets, which I !. o. ny
up Tor q passenger station. ''Ns
The Lazy Court yes.erd,, a..
In the Interests Of ecopon, 1 Sl
with the services Of the 4 ,,' %sea
divided bis duties between ' s..asi
hnos and fireman O'Donpsl "'
The Pullman sleeping ca, 49,.
which was badly dauassS e
slon on she Boston & LessIl u.
wiz be re- built by the jacks, w \.
Company of this city.
Save your money. Hsvh,.,
OF the pennies eau lake csrs n.y.
lars. Try our Soc. and ~ ~.
you will find they save yov n. \
~ per cent. Crippeu's, JEMsa
:. Mrr. Ellen, wife Of cts,Es
liAms, left Tor Pti.edelpkn IA NJ
friends goodbye 10 tbs, ci,, ,s..'
tory 70 leaving Tor Bal,nr, N.
her husband has cbAr,s d y
Clair shops.
MT. VIM. Smith, a,su, r a
Child OF Boston. the mar,hs,,
Acme printing presses and N \,
ing paper cutters, wished cuds
morning, being on bis w ~
mond and other Southern sss j
feet sales Of these Articla
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

Tho Revs. Henry B. MhiA :,
ner Little, D. D aud Chila.
ray have arranged for - y,
sionAry meeting At the open !! y \
Tuesday night next at ! i'ss 20,
object being to convey la y, =.
increase the Interest u !ts ns h
work OF the Epi.c0ps! CA'l y !. |, !,
Der of eminent spsskti' ,Lls
who will make tTi'f So |,
idea OF holding the n's'lls
endorsed by Bishop lie aAa N
that IL will prove IS i1oOaI. ~
one recsutly he'd al The A'
Music, Philadelphia .,,..i,
There viii be no Soie,i|
Admission tickets eau . !. IN M
itously f-om the rec'G ~, h
the stores Of John NJ; Hr'a |. n
aos MTk.t street; Ms P1SsI
King street; hrs. alli :.
Seventh street aia a
House. Reserved ss,n .s y
without charge on ana !, ~ w
morning at 5 o'clt ca, NV ~ b
r. Thomas x Co.. Nc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Entertainment.

AL entertain ment will be given for
the benefit Of Delaware Avenue Bap-
tist mission church in AeDowellviile
on Thursday evening, the LIST Of April.
All Who wish 70 promote q good Gauss
should attend and oontribute in . small
way TO the desirable end aimed a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
A Ministers 81

Rev. Adam ssents,
pointed pastor fof 20
Church, and his nisaltt1d
rousipg reception a. y ~
age, No. OiS Jsff' n'.a III
Mr.. StenRle had ots Il, hti
isst evening Not les ~ IA
and friends Of thf | a ~ ~
flowed the psrsonal' avn. ~ N
gle and his family . ~. .,r,S 4
Refreshments wet $3.50
dance, and social ' epIg' % W
ton and u u'ie a.. s.,'or ~
Mr.. Stepgle is su ss n. w
t,ms. Six years h bel n,sI,t 4
linton church as 10 s.ugds
three years. He We tbrs =
What changes eFea
wrought
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

Miss Jennie CAlei win close her en-
gAsSemens ~ the AcAdemy OF Ma.tn
this evening. On Witch cecason she uill
appear - Little Maffes-" In the play
OF that name. she has established .
good reputation in this city and shcnli
be greessd with . PACKED house
To morrow afternoon and night The
popular fAvorite William Gillett viii
appear in the great ocDedy sncc<ss,
+" The Private Sscrttary," Ia which
there 10 . whole evenins OF lsu9hter
II there 10 any fault N the work u 10 .
snperAhnReance Of oomicAl situations,
bat IL IL consiructsa By . skillial hand
npnn . trustworthy dramatic model,
and the result IL more gsn1ire satis-
faction than 10 ssperAIly derived from
tbs farcsAl comedies OF tie cay. The
story 10 hardly worth the telling except
~ il IL tod in the play.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Spring Goods.

L. Heiss, the merchant tailor, No. {
East Third street, has for spring laid IN
u large stock OF goods, winch comprise
all the leading sfy lee. His cutting and
ntIing cannot be excelled. Nobod ,
locks vel! without q neat dttisg suit,
lad this be guarantees every time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Look Our. l..,ok Ont.

For the great auction sale of clothing,
gents furnishing goods, jewelry, chow
casee, store fxtures, &c ut Jog Market
street, commencing Monday evening al
~ O'Clock, and continue every nigh
until all IL sold, A. all must be sold be
fore March 18th. George jacobs, Ruc
tloneer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Purchased for the institute.

The life-siEe oil painting of General
Grant, which has for several weeks
b. en- on exhibi ion in Rudolph's win
dow, Fourth aud MArke, streets. has
been p7rcAased By private subscription
for tie Destitute Library, ana will here
Af.sE aaorn its wall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Hosiery

Fifty dozen childTen's plain hose
black and colors, white feat, full reeu
lar, l5c. former price 25c. NJ. Il Riley
IDS King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
DlsaAiIsned

With your shoemaker try the Family
Shoe House, zoo Market street, ten 70
Jne the styles and quality will suit you
and you viii save money, for The prices
are always right, which means the
Lowest
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
shad and Herring

Powell has on stalls In the Third
Street market. a fair supply OF shAd
and herring. - we'll IS Delaware rock
white perch etc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Personal.

Miss Z nifty Z. FAhuien, of Allan tic
C.;s, IL now visiting friends 10 this
city and expects to rema here a Re =
weeks. We wish her a pleasant time
during her short stay in our city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
SCOUTS EMULSION OFPURE
Cod Liver OIL, with Hypephosphites,

A lady physician IT the Child's Hos
pital, at Albany. n. Y, says: 1--WE
have besn uEing SCOTS Emulsion with
great success, nearly all Of our patients
are suffering from bone diseases and our
physicians fad IL very benz ficial."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

WORCESTERSHIRE rss.dsne. Of the
DAY, march Is. 1855 AY the Rev. ". r.
Dawson, %. LEWIS YOUNG 81 Newport.
Del, to HANNAH y. PETERS Of Mtlisrd
bal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

Children's hosiery, Jersey ribbed,
white feet, black garnet brown and
navy. 25c. never sod in this city less
than 35c. NJ. L. Riley, 22S King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

Personal properly is advertised to be sold
- hllovs:
Mar
9oodley a Baldwin, Delaware Co.. =
Elizabeth AnIerson, Chr1suAaA HID, 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Terrarin and O1alerr.

Powell has ON his stand IN the Third
street market q good stock Of fine
tarrapin, oysters ard hallbut, as we'll as
his usual variety OF fsh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
100 EAST FIFrH SHEET HAVE
~ n tabla~ va

loo EAST FIFTH SHEET HAVE
hJA y4u sssB cur bargain table We
nave Lot got he new park on II, out We have
uasf will benefii the WORKING men tsn INES
moe than = oa-k: se have tae rrest goods
a. wholesal e yrlees. We will give you
treat IN canned e5rn n c7n Of the hnest
eorn or IL cent; 4 bottle Of plea les q cents;
; bags of y hise dour for -: AZ d thote IRE Oh
pru1 Is acnts p7upd; caIs {. ccrn for Is
cents and those Mulberry Point toms'oes
none Lie them ,ana our pure eel y 81 cent ;
IAN At !octn psr pouhc. Don't forRet We
b We the bert jea aud ., the whtest
sugar and tie est d9uc IN he 'ity. We
want TO sell you stGf sosp and scrubs at
8 aud csnts Dos't fO-sst french NiiIG
soap, a. you gets pr ssHt with It. T. n.
WEIR, le2 East Fifth street. m26 4ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
Unusual Bargains.

OIL clo;h-, 81. ~ ? aad ~ yds
side, rs " WyrreiI. go sBd So :: ar
lei s..ce-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26

Buy your oil clotas at Mccartney s
kenny's, Fifth aud Shipley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-26
The outlook more pa. ,

The oentrevlli,s, ~ ~ spirslI
in that section Of ise thppt,,l
q, the peach buds were @Dt y
been all killed. Fan. ~ 'bs =
kins has been t, SUE Nv Y
and q the era "iS ~ ftd. s1l
Medal varieties ,i D. Dspd 81
buds are still Ai ~, Of nv
condition DE s, cIi 10 a ~
p. tSsn in m. s' ssoa It idi'l
bloomed." -
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To morrow promises 20 he partly
cloody TO fair, with slight Use OF TEN
peratufe.
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Bls soar CARPETS and oil cloths from
Mccartney & Kenny.
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Extra Family Coal

o! the fret quality, also hfe hrick, FIRE
clay. Water street between King and
French. JOHN II. TURNER.
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t;st.lnS Better.

Mayor Rhosds was pronounced scne
what better this morning, but he is
not yet out of danger. The improve
ment IL very allow, but skill II Is con-
iinues be can safely be pronounced -
having passed the crisis, within . very
few days
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Sale for ladies, OF glassware, crockery,
etc, on Monday, the 22d, 9 p. In. at the
It9-eent store.
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NoTIOE-IHE MORNING NEWS"
~ q thi, city, which T., the monopolis's'
fltsnd aud in trylnx 10 uphold organ Lsd
lAoor, 10 playing = regular btuf1 game. for
the in'ormAtieD Of ne people in sympathy
9th orxaniSsc labor / would say The
"NtWA1 ia rat" sheet and en- pIoys moth
ing but ssaos and is known ~ tu n through
out the u pited Sta tes and Canada by every
labor orsAniIA All IN, 10 having been advertise d
BY this UIion. / make ms statement In
answer 70 uAnv inQuiltsf.
VILLA " &. WALTZ Is,
President Wilmington Typographical nior,
NO l2J III
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TH.R SALE-EG3S FROM THOR
0ugh ared 1 Angshons 81 per setting.
j, L. MYERS. l2Os Jefferson street.
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