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Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
At inc Aonaemy of Musio.

There was quite q large audience al
the Academy of Music last evening to
witness the first presentation OF the
spectacular, romantic drama, "Michael
|Strogoff," by the Charles l.. Andrews
Company. The character of Marin
strogoff, by Cecils Rush, and that OF
Nadia Fedor, by Florine Arnold, were
each sustained in an able manner, and
their dramatic action was excellent,
but j. Hay Cossar's 9. Michael Strogoff -
seemed to lack energy, and to possess q
degree OF stiffness" which conveyed the
Impression, In some parts, that he was
merely speaking a piece" The char.
acter lie one In which full scope is given
for display OF all the various passions,
and Mr.. Cossar is undoubtedly able 10
can the bill, III he will divsst himself OF
these msnnerisms, and perform his part
on the stage the same az he would act
u In real life. The specinlties OF the
Ronaldes, In the fret act, were fully
equal TO anything OF the kind ever pre-
stpted In this city, while the ballet was
excellent The scenic fleets and COS
tunes are magnificent, and ae II will
be presented again this evening those
who enjoy the spectacular drama should
be sure to attend.
Monday night the Bessie Gray Opera
Company will commence an engage
msnt of one week in light opera. at 10,
20 and 30 cents ID miasinn
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
EDITION



The case OF Foster W. Harper, % re.
ported In the Morning News OF this
morning, Ii pronounced incorrect In
every respect BY the officials ct the Do
locs station, and Chief Of Police Dough.
erty, In answer 10 question, made the
following statement: II was sitting In
the cfiice yesterday morning and Der
geant Kane came In; he remarked that
Mr.. Harper would stop In and pay tho
costa Of case, and /. supposine that Il
was one Of Mr.. Harper's men that Was
In trouble, and that he Was then in GUS
tody, answered that 1t would be all
right In about an hour Mr.. Harper
came In and asked for an itemised bill
OF the costs, and remarked that he
knew the total was ~. AZ, but he wanted
the items. looked ut this clip: Kane,
December 3; Thomas Harper, disordsrly
conduct; fnsd costs Of the case, q 47,'
which had been sont here by Squire
|O'Neill, end told him that ~ that was
all knew about IL could not tell him
any thing further.
Mr.. Harper then said be would not
pay 1t until he got an itemized bill, and
| replied that would give him 70.
ceipt for the amount which would be
all that WAS necessary. He again said
he would not pay It, and /, still sup
posing 1t was for one Of his men, re-
piled that unless 1t Was paid the man
would be sent 10 New Castle. He then
left the office, and after he went out
Brooks Foster said that he did not
think understood she case, and upon
his informing me that It was Mr..
Harper who owed the money for him.
self, zen. Brooks After him and went
TO Market street myself. Upon seeing
him and Brooks having = fcufiie at
Sixth aud Market etreets, went up,
and laying my hand on bis arm, toid
him he must go 10 the hall. and
would have locked him up had he not
paid the money"
Sergeant Kane said that Mr.. Harper
WAS shown an ftemized bill by the
Squire which he refused 10 look at, and
that he let him 90 at Fifth and Market
streets on his promise TO come up and
pay the money.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
FIFTH edition


.nis morning, with Jua ~ 10 o's|
ana Houston on the bsnohs es WOd
George Lodge, Of Br.na a.
cred, . student In the na,n d
S Sa. .. Lore. was sdmit ue Of 4
s az, upon = favorable repor, a =, !, p
A decree OF divorce
Lizzie Lummis from h was gsaj
Richard Lummis. on ~. nef hush
pors o. Austin Harrinston' AyrorabIs|
missioner TO take testImon.. Eq 4
alexander b. Cooper. n. 70 The 1
sirous OF arguing Tho 80, VA
OILS Garter. alias "BIv E r. Of ID
ons!ee rom prison, but JnS,.lio =,
ton and wootten rsauests SSuasss "a
goment be postponed un,,, may tie
Justice was present. I, u, The q
early next week, VIII Cone
An argument followed IN ~
nov cause why tho Sheriff. ills
James Downward shonId . sals|
side. Austin HarrinS,on nos e
b Lore, Esqs., for tbs ~ ana CaiI
'n TSy higgins, ESQ In oppo,i fIa
INC SAFE was upon . judsmsn, b
naliy obtained by The WiImenl Of,
heading Railroad, trsn,,s,,.aai h.'Ol
sale OF that road TO its .n.a. allei
wilmington & Northern, and a
quentiy to John M HlgD,ns =. saa
cured execution and .sle ibsr' ', Slo
Mr. Downward had r,ca,ns
'he original holders a ,eIs. vo'ssu N
OF the property on Psnnssinaun'"
nue. GA, the entire prop,r.y' ~ n
was SOLD at tho Sheriff. ,aIs - u
sreu ment, the rule was made sh. ~
and the sale set aside. Aus, o Az sOs'
journed. "' oouFi \
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04

On Wednesday evening last q rum
Der OF the members and friends OF St
Pa1l's chapel, South Wilmington,
uncer charge of John Scott, M arc he'd
unAnnounced and suddenly into the esi.
dence Of their pastor, Rev. Daniel Rus
sell, Sr., taking him completely by sur
prise. Before taking seats the COMPANY
loaded the table with baskets paakae q
and bundles Of groceries and provisions
and farther in behalf OF tie company
brother Scott presented their paatol
with handsome purse of money Pas
tor Russell returned his Rost profound
thanks for the kind remembrance o
his friends. The evening WAS spent II
pleasant manner, aud pastor and PEG
pie parted In happy mood.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
THIRD EDITION.


William Kester, . farmer living on
the Wright farm, about n mile and q
half from Kennett Square, Chester
County, came down to the Wilmington
market yesterday evening, and after
backing his wagon mp to the King street
curb, above Seventh street, and putting
bis horse away, he went down into The
Third street market about $50 O'Clock
10 have social chat with some OF his
Chester County friends, who stood In
that market. Entering the middle
door on Third street he familiarly spoke
and nodded TO several acquaintanoes "a
he passed on down the produce market
area, on the King street side, when he
turned to the right and passed into the
sisls between the butcher stalls OF
Alexander Hamilton and Joel Walton,
both neighbours and intimate acquaint-
Auoeg.
Here In = plsyful manner Mr.. H %, or
and Mr., Hamilton banded joses, Mr.
Kester drawing In his right arm and
raising 1t quickly up and down In n
kind of semi-pugilistic manner, which
was one OF the ways the farmers had of
showing their friendly regard for each
other. After this friendly greeting Mr..
Kester engaged in conversation with
Mr.. Walton and Mr.. Hamilton, but
had exchanged but o few words when
he suddenly fell to the floor, his head
striking Mr.. Walton's butcher block as
he fell. His friends lifted him up and
carried him into another aisle and tried
TO bring him TO by applying water TO
his face and hesd, but without bring
ing him to consciousness. Messengers
were hurriedly despatched for the first
physicians that could be found and DIR.
Rile was the first to respond, but Mr..
Kester was dead before his arrival.
DIR. Grimshaw came in a moment later
only to fnd that life was entirely ex
tinct-indeed the stroke was 30 sudden
and severe that the man was dead as
soon as he struck the floor.
Coroner Barnhill being notified, had
the body removed to the morgue, and
word was Immediately telegrspbed TO
KeRnett Square. 1t wac BET " cen 8 and
8 o'clock when the sad news reached
the family of the deceased. A son and
nephew arrived In the city at 2 O. clock
this morning and took charge Of the
horse, wagon and marketing, and after
Coroner Barnhill's inves tigstiou of the
case without an inquest, had the 70.
mains removed TO the late home of the
deceased.
M Kester was very industrious
Chester County farmer, and good citi-
zen and peighbor In every respect. He
had always been troubled with an al
feciion Of the heart, and predicted ii at
his death would occur suddenly come
time when he was away from home.
he leaves widow and seven children.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Tho Clty Court

Jnlius Oliver was arralgued in |
city court this morning charged vi
disoTderly conduct, In going into Nj
Phillips house on Hsrrison street Dc
Columbia avenue ard refusing 10
out when ordered. He was fred g. Al
coets.
U Eden Hagsny. who was Rrra!S
at the instance OF kis father for DRUM
snpess, was fined Sc ana o0su, Whit
will send him TO New Castle jail 4
the Bext twenty days
Elijah Punches, coiore1, was col
mitted In default OF $500 bail fer his
peAranoe at court 10 answer the char
OF the ar,eny OF q number of cblckd
from Joseph Murray, Of White Cll
Creek Hundred.
Samuel Ofrell. who was arrest
while trying to elope with woman !
his wife, was at the instance OF Aust
Harrington, Esq, and Harvey B. v
dsRrift, the attorney and agent Of
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
Children, fined $50 ard costs, and
rAn2ements were made by the socla
TO have his children properly cared \
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Tho Oanr OFT. j. CIureriu..

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. S-Thtie
been m uoh talk about statement q
made by Cluverius, but up TO this
he has kept his usual discreet slei
BE has been condemned to be har
on the 10th OF this month, and the q
power that can save him Is EIecaI
clemency.
Last night Governor Lee expected
hold a conference with the STATE pr
cutors In the case, but thoy did mol
pear. Oluverius' counsel seem 10
their case and are not busying Wy
selves In the matter. II Is e1poj
that Cluverius will write bis own ~
ment and present the same IN
days. 1t is not improbable thsl
Governor will grant respite, bu's
don Is not expected.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Arrested for . Maryland hu'

CHESTER, Pa, Dec. 3.-D9'
Melohiondo, the Italian arrested 20
Haven, Conn, few weeks ~
murder Of q fellow-countr5 ma
Lin wood, two years ago, pioseIi
be the man wanted, and upon
charge to day was Immediately
by an officer from Baltimore y
Md, for the killing OF Daniei y
In April, 1885. He Was unue
once before for the same ih4,S
ercspsd. He was taken to %
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Recovering.

Frank Sharp, who has been on Il,
sick list for some tlme, Is now able Il
DO out.
Capt. johnson, Of the Mary Morgan
Is gradually oonvalescing, bus is moi
yet able to leave the housa
W. K. Brinckle Of the Highlands
Who has been suffering from typhoid
fever for the past two or three weeks, 1.
something better, and his speedy resto-
ration TO health is con ddently looked
for.
VIM. Ford, Of Christians Hundred
who Was Injured by fall a week OF
ten days ago, Is gradually recovering.
and will coon DO able 10 attend to his
farm work.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
g. A, Il. Election.

The following offieer vera elected b.
U. s. Grant Post, No. 13, on Frid a,
evening to serve for the ensuing year
Post commander, William O'Connor
senior vice commander, Joseph X
Yickers; junior vice commander, II T
Shippers; officer of-the day, John Bul
lock; officer-of.the-gnsrd, James Stew
art; chaplain, William Enrzone; aur.
z. on, John G. WEIGH; quArtermsster
William g. Robelep; delegates 10 De
partment Encsmpment. VIM Emmc ne
Joseph Osborne and John G. WEIGH
elnates, George II Conner, jaime,
Holland and James Stewart; trustee 3
John e. WEIGH, Edmund L. Smith ant
ID. I. Shippers. They Will be installed
ON the frat meeting night in January
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Facts and Predictions

We prophesied large business for November. Our
predictions were verified by facts. We put Clothing
on the backs OF the people during November than in any
other month Of any year since we've been business We
feel no egotsm when say to-day 1--WE told you So
We predict December will knock November higher than
Glderoys kite and so to satisfy you mean exactly
what we say, take stroll through the roomest, best
and if the vast piles of Ready Made Clothing display
don't satisfy you we've confidence in Modest Prices
and High Grade Clothing, then put down for 'chum
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Y. m. X. G. EIe ution.

The Young Mems Republican Club,
Mt their snnuai mestinS held lns,
night, elected the following officers,
President, Elwood @. Jackson: Wee
President, Edward +. Lummis; Record,
Ing Secretary, Harry &. Tris e.; CORES
pending Secretary, Lewis B, Morrow
Financial Secretary, William R Clark
Treasurer, j. Eldridge Pierce; Marshal
Thomas Holt. There was no opposition
10 the ticket elected. The regular
business Of the association was pest
poned until the next meeting.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
A Little Girl Killed.

Ella Speakmap, . little girl =, Y :.
OF age, daughter OF William l. p
man, car upholsterer, resioine . |.
West Front street, and employee
Pullman car works, was kiiiea -,
to-day In front of the Puilma1
works. i
The child was taking dinner
father, and as she CROSSED inc u
60 to the works she was struck
train north that leaves the uel
II. 80 q. m. Coroner Barnnili no
notified and went immediate'y
vest!gate the matter.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Tastine Fire-briek.

Though the city cannot enter q
test of fire-brick pavement severn
vate parties intend to give II al ~ y
diate trial. The Charles warner
pany. agents in this city l0 y
brick will receive cargo from :, =
sylvania next week, asd they VIII !.
their yard with it, where 2OO 70
pass daily over 1t. ;,
They have also received oiasi'
supply the fire-bricks for lne
around the wilmington Electric =
and Power Oompany's new p,aI
Fifth and Orange streets. 1osn Y
Pussy will also test them IN iIon' Y
residence on Delaware avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Field Club Election,

The Delaware Field Club held Its an
nual meeting on Wednesday and
adopted . new constitution and BY.
laws. after which the following Off GERS
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi
itnt, William M. Candy; vics presi.
dent. Ewin H. Gayley; secretary
Francis IA. Hofecker; Ground Commit.
ee, j Ernest Smith, TiiRhman John.
tton, W s daine, W. s. Hilles and II.
l.. Tatpn,l, Jr,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
The FIRST Vessel Oonf,soated

MONTREAL, Dec. 3-The American
schooner Highland Light, which was
forfeited to the Crown by Chief Justice
Palmer and ordered TO be cold on the
l4th, will be bought in by the Domini ion
Government and fitted up as q cruiser
under com mand OF Captain Loravy,
who effected her capture Though the
last OF the vessels captured under the
treaty Of 1918, che is the first confis
catad
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
A Grand Jury Rebuked

The U Grand Jury at Indinnap.
otis adjourned en- Friday without re.
turning any Indie ment against the
par ies "who mutilated and forged the
elecfioi returns in Marion County, by
which two Democratic county officers
we're counted in or making any report
on he subject whatever" Judge Woods
''re0uked them In O oaus.ic manner
and THEN discharged them"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
An Omcer Injured.

Police Officer william l. A iams met
with AN accident last night. He wa.
on his way to report ut police head
quarters, when hearing a bicy Gle com.
ing on behind him, he stepped aside to
let 1t pass. and In doing 80 slipped and
TEL to the pavement throwing his left
arm out OF joint. In company with
ex-Chief Engineer Murphy OF the Fire
department he went TO DR. Thomas A.
Browns office, and that gentleman
pulled bis arm into place again.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Verdict Against Butler

In the U 8 Court at Boston, Friday,
Judge Carpenter. In the case OF the Ma
d lnal Home for Disabled Volunteers
AGAINST 1ensral 8. f. Butler, to recover
$l5 900 OF the Homes funds, charged
the jury that IL was 80 bookkeeping
in which defendant was
on the wi onR side. After beiug out an
hour the jury gave verdict for the
Home for SIG 637.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04

DR.. Bulls Consh Syrup Is q staple
arti lie Ia the market. The demand for
1t was never greater than now. The
peopls find 1t Indispensable, and will
not be without 1t any price. Only costs
rs cts.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
The Drop Report of Ohio,

The crop report of the State Board OF
Agriculture Of Ohio Of the LIST instant
SHOWS that the wheat area sown was
1Ol per cent; estimated mum Der of
ACRES, 2,741 ,00G; condition, 81. The con-
dition of live stock wa generally good
excepting hogs. The hog cholera pre.
vailed in % counties OF the State,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Sale at HOAX eAtln

WIN. Mcg ugh and w. J. Booth will
sell at Hockess'n, MIL Creek hundred
on Thursday, tie oh inst., so head Of
cows and otnsr cgttle, also lot o.
horse, wagons herness and sleiRhs.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
500 A WEEK

Ladies' or gentlemen desiring pleasant
profitable employment write nj cnce We
want you to handle an article OF domestic
use that recommends itself TO every o 1e al
eight. STAPLE As FLOUR. sells ike
hot cakes. PROFITS 800 per cent FAMILIES
Wishing to practice economy should for
their own benefit write for particulars Used
every day the year round in every house.
hold. Price withio reach q all. Circulars
tree; Agents receive SAMPLE FREE.
MARION OHIO. o2teod&w.om
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
A True BIZ.

Tho Grand Jury Of Phiiso q
Thursday found q true OH " "
ment against the Rev. Waiu so NJ
charging him in the hrss : oy az
assault and battery, aud ~ tD i,
with assault and battery VIII I
rape Mrs. Mary Ooulston'
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
A DMINISTRATOR'5 SALE

hOUk EsSIN-TRUR = DA -Sry
IA Afternoon, December o. 1885, EkNxS
81 l3O O'Clock, sharp, We positively T
9N-v, Will sell DO head OF stock OF III kun
h trosh Cows, Spripgsfs, Bulls, Fat
Cattle, Poor and Loan, BoIognas. at
torses-go and bad. Wsgons-new an
old. Harne s-of all kinds. 20 new and Id
hs. livery body please bother them
s.iVes TO sttend. Ninety days credit and
good dinner
WA McvAUGB& W.. y. BOOTH.
dl-ltH lifs,l
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
AT
VIM. B. SharD's,
Fourth and Market SIS,

Christmas times aheat
and you hardly know wha
to buy. 1t is often a bother
and many a pater familia
has to turn and twist t,
have his dollars so spen
that they will 60 all around
Our hearts are very Eoftel
bigger than our pocket
books, but tits the spirit tina
induces the giving that /
more appreciated than the
more costly present.
Our Children's Goats arr
stylish. pretty and well fit
ting, S2.5o to SI2.
Our Ladies Seal Cloth
Coats are handsome mater.
al, beautiful in effect, styl-
ish in fit, elegant In work.
manship; what more can J GU
ask A Seal Cloth Coat for
S25 is a great thing when
you get it good-you'll find
it here.
Ladies Wraps, Long
Coats and Short Jackets,
from IS up-many styles to
choose from.
You'll get here a nice
Suit or overcoat for your
little boy. 1t you want GOOD
clothes for him, there's none
better than those made by
Smith, Gray e. CO., Brook
Ign; we have them from S.
to S15. We've yet to hear
the first complaint of our
little suits.
Our special sale of reduc-
ed Carpets and Rugs you
should not forget. Do you
want a rug?-think of IL
yds. elegant Moquette for
SI.25. Remnant, Of course,
but the same thing cut from
the piece. So 25. Hundreds
Of such remnants in beautiful
patterns. Body Brussels, / !
yds. for 81; worth So 10.
Top Brussels. II yds. for
75c; worth $40.
We thought those elegant
oalonica Rugs were cheap
at So. We made a
large purchase and secured
the agency--the price goes
to So, IS, same on both sides.
Skin Rugs, all the best
colors, $I.5o, $2.25, $2.75.
Genuine Angora white, buff
and blue, $50 and 81.
Does your library, dining
room or chamber need a
carpet..f-the reduced Body
Brussels will soon be gone.
81 from $40 and Csc from
SI.25.
Handkerchief by the thou
lands in all prices and most
my choice.
Initial handkerchiefs all
pure linen, hand embroider-
I'd, 81 per dozen.
White, embroidered in
pretty designs, 25c to SO
Zach.
Plaid silk handkerchiefs
n all colors, one lot reduced
% 75c from $I.25.
A very fine silk and wool
Muffler, 75c and 81. All
'ilk, 81 to 1925.
One clearing cut purchase
If Alpaca Umbrellas. You'll
get the benefit of 26-in.,
5I.25, 29-in, $3.50. 3o-in.,
5I.85.
Gloria Umbrellas in all
lies. You had better make
,ourssselection soon; manu-
acturers are busy with
Christmas times ahead and
.ssortments soon get broken. |
\ splendid gold mounted
Gloria, 26in, $3.50.
Still another case Of those |
ilk stitched neck ladies' vest |
or Zoe Our American Ho. |
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
At q. WorreIl's,

Special-A line OF plush. covered,
EBONY tables suitable for the parlor,
VI; worth double the money. 800 and
622 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
If You Are Puzzled

Who're to buy, try the Family Shoe House
200 Market street, for winter footwear To-
yourself and family. You will ind Their,
lnst what you need, and At prices lower thar
anywhere else, and n, when you reach home
thore Is dissatlnfactton with the style OF
Kind purchased, or tho price Is considered
not rfsht, the pri filege 10 youri 70 return
and e1chapge or get your money back. The
constantly increasing business 10 the best
Indication Of how we'll tho people appreciate
the fair, generous method OF dealing with
everybody ut the family Shoe Houss, No.
SOo MarEet street. We Ask attention 10 our
Lsdies Fine French Kid, mat Kid, Dongo
Ia Kid, genuine Kangaroo Kid and Pebble
button Boots, regular heel and com mon
sense heel, square too and common sense
TOE. Ladies Fine hid spring Heel
Buttons, Fine Kid and Pebble Buttons,
WITH regular heel and common sense heel,
for N isses. The above have found great
iavor, being made upsn lasts OF different
widths and correct proportions. enabling ~
IN almost every instance 70 give ~ perfect q
ny 10 when made to measure n1isses' and
Ghiidrens KID and Peoble Spring button,
flne DALI Boots and Hook Lace Shoes fer
pig and little boys. Fine Calf Hook Lac,
and button Shoes high cut for little boys
misses, fsuths and little boys pro
lection Toe Button Shoes. with con.
non sense heel and spring hssl Our
Misses' Standard School shoes. com = an
sense heel and common sense tee and 10 uars
TOGO own make and every pair warranted
nave never yet been equsled at the price
tl.Io and tl.a5 Kid and Pebble Hutton,
with wedKed heel, Tor small children. I'm.
proved Ankle Supporters for weak ankles
plsnty OF Baby Sh oes OF all grader. Mem,
Fine Cali Hand Made Hook Lace and Con.
gress Caters, London toe and common
sense box toe. Single and double sole
Men's Calf Sewed Boots, Mons and Bo,s
O1lf Peg Beets. An extra large lob lot OF
men and Boys Kip and Oostse Boots
DouRht at sacrifice sale, will be sold Al
prices lower than ever before offered In
Wilmington. Warm Lined Button and I,.oe
sho:s and slippers for ladies'. s.pripQ Heol
kaoosrs for Lac les. Misses and Children
Llsht Weight Rubber Boots for Ladier.
usses end Cnildron Heavy Weight Rub
Der Boots for Men and BOYS. Buckle Arctic,
and Alaskas for Mon, Boys, Ladies' Misses
and children. DONE fail 70 see our Shoes
and our prices before you purchase. We can
by buying Al
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
Personal.

Fta7k v. Tatnall has returaed to
VIM n2ion after an absence Of soIne
iWJ months.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04

MoTluE-THE MEMBERS OF war.
An wick Castle, NJ. 8, Knights of the
Ioiden 9agle, and tne Order In Il neraI
are respectfully invited 10 attend IN,
Iuterai OF cur late brother, Jos. utnsr. 10
meet az tn X. of u. II Hall, NOrthwest cor
ner 9th and French streets. to morrow al ar
noon at 80 p. In. harp. By order Of holiet
Committee -
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04
m ARRIFD.

MURRAY-PkXSON On December n
1885, at Elkton, by the Rov. j. =. Otis
bayard q. Murray and lisa hannah z
Paxson, both OF kirkwood, Del.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednes
day, December l. by the Rev. William
Alrich. Ut Newport, Del. Mr.. James W
Dennin2 AMI Miss Aodie ". O0verdale
both OF New Castle County, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04

IL stock OF store wagons, buggtes, iumn.
seat. etc., at low prices for o MONTHS, ora a
an1 months credit, In order TO reduce
S0nk to make room. VIM. n DOLE.
sll-Haw3m EIbOb Harket a.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04

-Four cent sto'|
ut No. 121 sbipley street.
and 90 the bargains.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-04

FLt-rlH ER.-On the 81 inst. Jane, wifi,
ofChaIles Is. Fletcher, AGED 40 years.
Relatives and friends arc respec, tully in
vited to attend the funeral nom the resi-
Gence OF her husband, No. 1919 WAlnut
street, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Sorv 'ees at tn,
house at O'Clock. lnterment at Rive4viow
cemetery.
Dear mother, 1t is hard TO part
With one 80 fair as thou;
|, We feel as though our breaking heart
Can IND no comfort n5w
Asleep In Jesusn
rU RNER Tn the 81 inst, Joseph Turner
aged 81,
Funeral from his residence, 1908 Fas
Fig tn street, On sunday afternoon, at 8 81
CLOCK. lntermenJ In Old Swodes Gene.
terry.