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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Antmprovemept.

II. s r. Batter & Son have recently
extended their store. n. 400 Market
street, and now have much more room
and better facilities for handling their
stock tran ever before. They have an
eles ant assortment Of holiday goods.
Fine stationery, work boxes, photo
albums. whisk holders, ink stands,
dressing cases, plush goods, al kinds Of
bopku, In st To or by single volume, foi
youug and old, which they are selling
at prices % low rs the lowest. Christ
mhs cards In all varieties. including
tbs new celluloid and torcbon cards
ard the popular Christmas ribbon
looks are also to be found there OIL
prices ran cling from one cent up. The
the OF holiday articles they display II
very fine and the prices right. Store
open till 10 p. m. Stop and look q
their assortment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
An Fxcsl,snt Work,

Before IL was knosu By The
that Council would pay !ol ntlia
and furnishing their new qlsIa
the Eckel Building, they decisi
have q ba'l TO raise the money q
purpose. Council Afterwards q
to pay the bill, aud consequent
Off GERS had a fund OF over HO oa|
being the net proceeds from then
which took place en- Friday 9
Noyem Dor 3 Various p ans va
gested for the disposal Of this ~
nothing definite was done unlli
day, when the Police A'oCl,,a1I
cided to donate $500 ot iPs N
charitable purposes. This via
pensed by the officers thansi'a|
have every opportunity oil ~
" no are and who are not deHH
their several disiric 3. AiIilsI
have been inside with COB,
grocsrs and others, 90 tha! ofl's
BY the association will be dlly
ard good articles inrnished a'a'
price, 70 that the creates al
eoGd can be done with Tie Ial0 l
disposal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
The Big Leaders IN philadelphia.

United States Sen ator Cameron, State
Treasurer Quay, Senator Cooper, J. Hay
Brown and Thomas B. Cochran were at
the Continental Hotel yesterday, talking
about the formation of General Beavers
Cabinet General Beaver did not put in
an appearance, but he is expected in
town to. day. There was no formal con-
ference Of the leaders. Senator Cooper
said he had every reason to believe that
he would be appointed Secretary of the
Commonwealth. Colonel ID. ii. Hast
ings is booked for the Adjutant General
ship, and this leaves only the Office OF the
Attorney General TO be filled j. Hay
Brown, of Lancaster, is considered to be
in the lead for this place, although 1t ID
said that General Beavers visit TO the
city to day is for the purpose of confer
ring With Colonel Quay and Senator
Cameron In reference to the Attorney
Ger eralship.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Tho warren Athietes.

The Warren Athletic Club entertain
ments are always appreciated. AS the
weather prevents them from engaging
in fisld sports they have leased the
Citizens Rink for next Tuesday even
ing, and will give ore of their popu' al
exhibitions OF athletic sports in It,
Skating and music will occupy the time
until 9 O'Clock, after which the follow
ing program will bs rendered: Pyra
mids. three legged race, high jump
club swinging by john X. Mccoy, 9
quarter mile run, heavy eight tug o.
war, Thomas Guthrie In HIS astonishing
leafs OF balancing, egg and spoon race
horizontal bar exercises, relief race
light weight tug OF war. John K. Nc
Coy, the lightning portrait sketch artist
sack race high kick, half mile wall
and candle RAGS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Samuel b Hal the clev swind Ter
who swindIrd knm'ord * Bro out OF
$l6 on Thursday evening, tri51 hin
hand the same ev ming on Henry Pike,
shoe dealer, NJ. 314 Market street He
purchased pair OF shoes and preferred
the cheque OF $l8 In payment, bu 1t
did not suit Mr. Pike 10 makb the
change ard Hall departed, but left in.
struc;ions 10 senl che shoes around "a
2G7 Washi3vt)u strest in ths motning
Mr.. Pike d ID AZ Girsoted, srd a!Ailg o.
POI Washington street yesterday morn
Ing, found himself a. the resider co o
Mrs. Ann = Poole aud Toward Pyle
the arts, bat robndy there ha' eve
heard Of Ssmuel y Hall. a roll o
carpet was also taken to 207 Wishing
ton street by a carpet dealer whos
name could not be- aecer aimed, bnt VIII
:. aid a man named SlDuel b Hall ha'
lr,.'ered HIN TO send 80 sround. n
1c.l. there are number OF other5 h
tried 20 swindle
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At the Academy Of MUM

Audran's charming and d
opera, "Olivstte," was reprcduc3
the Academy last evening. The |,
company did excellent work, l
opera went Of admirably. "0llv|
fairly spsrkles with the gem, Il
and hnmor. The Duo dis 10 d
Mack Charles master work, atj
superior for that character csrn|
found. Messrs. AborD, Harding
Oakley deserve mention for thtli
work Miss Grey Ia very clever
vette, and Miss McHenry was Al
mlrable Countess. 0ging to n
and the excessive pain OF Der 10
sprained ankle, Miss McHenry ID
during the second act She was q
from The stage By Mr. Charles, ID
the application Of aroiyDes shs
soon resu scitated, and when sns I'd
cd TO the stage she was greeted vi
ovation OF applause. 6he went 'h1
the later part OF the opera With
falter, bu: 1t required nerve and
age to 30 II. By sIecisl request,
fore" will be sung this eVeairg,
good performance may be Ip
Good seats can be procured foi
20 cents, which Ia certainly very
considering the merit Of tle con
The house should be PACKED 10 al
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THIRD EDITION.
profits of j Journalism

Cincinnati Emo lirer.
The purchase by Mr. Whitelaw Reid
of ths Willard mansion In New York
city for the trifis OF $i00, 900 will, In al
probabiliiy y, turn the inclination OF
few YOUNG men, hitherto undecided, &c
journalistic pursuit. The ability 10
purchase such q mansion they will con
slider presupp0ses great financial sue
cess, and II Mr.. Rsid and few others
can attain such wealth they can do the
same. In their rapturous coutempla
ton cf these install ces of success they
apparently lose all sight Of the thous-
amos who have entered the profession
with equally bright hopes but little or
no money, and are struggling on IL
comparative obscurity, making fair
living. perhaps, but not BY any means
realizing their hopes on taking up tie
pen. These are not men OF meager
ability or attainmeuts. They have
mastered much and have become .
ussful part Of the office furniture Tney
perform their several functions with o
genuine spirit OF enjoyment, but like
The unintelligent things that go To
equip tbs Office, they wear OUT and
their places are supplied by new ma
chimes of intelligence.
Az ~ III tNCA Clbti
1t has come about, particularly in tn.
older portions OF the country, that the
man without money stands iidle chance
OF getting rich; white, II he has money,
there are nine chances OF his losing il
to one Ct saving and incIeasipg IL. Mr.
Reid Is one OF the few. fortunate jour
nalists who m ade some mouey OUT OF
the profession. But his opportunities
were exceptional, FIRST in Ending sC
valuable property az Mr.. Greeley had
made the Tribune, and, second, in be
ing able TO make it his own. Mr.
Reds ability brought him fIisrds auC
his marriage brought hun The money
which is 10 he considered the maii
leverage to bis business prcsperity.
Young men thou d not be deluded b
any such instances az THIS. There 4
happiness and perhaps financial oppor
tauity in journalism for young mel
whtIe hearts are in the work. 1t vii
hardly be neC.isary for them 10 AL
others for advice about 81 tsriug tn
profession. II they are htted for To
work they will know IT u most by In
stinCt, and will set about 1t with an en-
thosiasm that must b-iug snccess o
one sort or another, and, win II, tina
genuine enjoy ment Which every mai
ftelh when his pow rs are beat and IN os
-Sctively employ ed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Although there were thirty three
cAses marked for trial, and over fifty
passed, subject to be called up at the
recent term of Superior Court, only ten
wers tried, while some few OF the otheri
we're disposed OF by agreement between
counsel but the majority Of these eighty
odd cases were contiu ued until the Feb
rusry term. There are now about one
hundred and fifty cases, which accord
Ing to what the court said at the com
ID encement of this term, must be tried
| 1t the February term or stricken from
Aha docket
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Carroll's Attractions.

CArroll's Casino was packed last
night. The performances ops ned with q
hrst-class variety show, headed by the
handsome ttr,O-comic, Lizzie Nelson.
After the sfterpiece the indicated
middle weight Of Philadelphia, John
Spencer, and the undefeattd middle
weight OF Chicago, J Daily, had Ave
round contest, which ended In q draw.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
How to Get = Christmas f'''

One of the best ways " s AVA
mas present for boys u " Of 81
Mullins clothing store am !
Market streets, and nuy '" ,inst
clothes or overcoaf, aniVI'b he b
over, for which they VIZ ,iudiul
with an improved Hteni ,,' iEsspl
bury watch, which VIII Mil
time as a 800 lever mbe|
have received = large nu' I'D
watches and are givipss og, II
with each $40 worth 1I o. oIi psl
purcb ased at their eslal' ,. heal
clothing is of tue VIZ :, raid
and is sold at the lowe tase u
ouently those who putcus,ble 4
receive q watch. get du''D
their money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
The Heavenly Kecruita.

Tais religious denomination Ia still
COD tinuing its revival services in Gil
bert chapel, Thirteenth and French
streets Services will be held every
night except Monday nights. On Sun.
DAY there will be prSyer service at 9 80
and prea ching at 10 80 o. m, Sunday
school at p m, love feast at p. nj.
and revival services at night, z 80. The
Recruits will also held three days
holiness convt ntion on Tuesday
Wednesday and Tbursdsy between
Christmas and New Year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Depp,. MCCARTHY Coming.

Dennis Mccarthy, a member OF the
British Parliament irou Ireland, will
lecture on the "Cause Of Ireland" IN
the Grand Opera Hcnss next Tuesday
evening. The lecture Will be under the
auspices OF the Women's Christian Tt m
perance Union, aud will BE the last Of
a series OF three en.eIJainments giveS
by that body.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
FOURTH EDITION
Thsodoro TiIton and wife.

II Ia nov nearly score Of years, say
the Philadelphia Times, since oomely.
graceful woman stood between the lace
curtains that shaded tho window OF q
lovely home In Brooklyn Watching o
slender, dark haired man, who turned
to wave his hand before passing out Of
sight. There was . smile ON both faces
as the huTrying feet of the pedestrian
carried him around q corner and the
woman leaned out Of the window to
watch his vanishing form. Two chill :
dren played about her feet, and 80 far rs
the ordinary eye could see, the house
itself wns the abode OF domestic content.
ment, II not love. The dark haired
man was Theodore Tilton, and the wo-
man, IL Ii needless 10 add, was his wife;
but what home has undo rRUne aadder
and greater change In the Same relent-
less time? After roaming from place
to place the restless Tilton has settled
down In Paris, where IL Ii announced
that he MEANS TO stay. In . lonely
chamber Of the Protestant convent at
Newark Mrs. Tilton sits and saws from
day to day, the gray light Of November
falling upon her furrowed faoe and
lending an ashen color to her always
pallid cheek
VI the little girls that played az her
feet that Septem Der morning In Brook.
lyn, one, Florence, ID living u Students
life In Switzerland, and the other has
found home among friends In Chicago.
They say that Tiltor expects to marry
again, but the rumor 10 only rumor.
II 10 quite too late for him to retrieve
his former errors, whatever they were,
and he best serves himself by his dig
nified silence. For the other parties 10
the great CONTROVERSY perhaps the same
can be charitably said. All the elements
Of tragedy are contained In the affair,
excepting the necessary death, and that
Ii more than equAled by the unbroksn
silence which at least two Of the prin
cipals maintain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
The ED0 Not Vet

There Ia no lull OF the business boom
of James II. Wood & Co. Orders are
coming In from all quarters. Some
want heaters and furnaces, others want
them repaired; roofirg aud spouting,
ttoves and ranges, galvanized iron, zinc
and copper wqrE IN fact, everything In
the metal line Their pipe covering de-
partment Ia very satisfactory, having
received orders from several States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Death of aCAtid.

Howard w. Postles, the eleven
mon old son OF John f ana Hattie
Postles, died at the residence OF his
parents, 10O6 Mary land avenue, yester
lay morning Of pneumonia. The child
was an exceedingly large and hearty
boy until week ago when he con.
tracted . cold which turned 20 ppeu.
monia. He was the only son of hls
parents, who are much prostrsted al
b La death.
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- $780,
su,psnded for Sixty DAYS.

The Board OF Pilot Commissioners
held a special meeting on Thursday
afternoon and suspended Pilot L. j.
OF L.wes, from performing
duty for sixty days The suspension
wss caused by Sou.hart 8 failure to take
out his license as q pilot, and he will
not De reinstated until all his dues and
arrears are paid 10 the pilot boats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
If You Are Puzzled

where to buy, try the Family shoe Rouse,
zoo Market street.. for winter footwear for
yourself and family, You Will ind thsre
lust bat you need, and ut prices lower than
anywhere else. and n, when you rea.h homo,
there Is dissatisfaction With the style or
kind purchased, or tho price Is considered
not right, the privilege is yours TO return
and exchange or get your money back. Tho
constantly Increasing business is the best
Indication of now well tao people appreciate
the fair. generous method OF dealing with
everybody al tho Family Shoe Houso, No.
200 Marset street. Wehsk attention 10 our
Ladies Fine French Kid, Mat Kid, DoDgo.
Ia Kid, genuine kangaroo Kid and Pebble
button boots, regular heel and common
sense heel. square too and common ser SO
/ toe Ladies' Fine Kid Spring Heel
Buttons, Fine KID and Pebble Buttons,
with regular heel and common sense heal.
for NJ Uses. Tho above have found great
favor, being made upon lasts OF different
widths and correct proportions, enabling US
In almost every instance 70 give IS perfect q
q I as when made to measure Misses aud
lOhtldren's KID and Pc bic Spring B1tton
Fine Calf Boots and HOOK Lase ShoM Tor
big and little boys. fins Jaif Hook Lace
and Button Shoes hEf cut for little boys,
| Misses', fsuthf and little boys Pro
tecton lof Button Shoes, with com
Mon sple hoel and spring heel Our
niss&' STANDARD School Shoez, com mon
lkenge heel and common sense toe aud square
toe, our oEn make and every pair warranted,
have never yet been equale1 at the price,
sl.25 and sl.35. Ktd and Pebble Button,
with wodgsi heel, Tor small children. I'm
proved Ankle Supporters for weak ankles.
Plenty Of baby IN res Of all yrGdes. Mems
Fine DALI Hand Made Hook Lace and Con
greEs Gaiters London toe and commen
sense box toe Single ard double sole
Meas Calf Sewed Boots, Mems and Boss'
Calf Peg Boots. An extra large job lot Of
Mon and Boys KIP and Coarse Boots,
bought at q sacrifice sale, will be sold at
prices lower than ever before offered in
Wilmington. Warm Lined hut on ana Laco
-toss aud slippers for ladies'. spring Heel
hubbere for Ia. les. M issta and Children.
i.I2ht Weight Rubber Boots ior Ladies,
isses and Children. Heavy Weight Rub.
Dor Boots for Men and boys. Buckle brcttcs
and Alaskas for Men, Boys, Ladies Misses
and children. Don't fail 70 see our Shoes
aud our prices before you purchase. Wecan
Il ana please you. ald you Will save money
Oy buying ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
IN TT by a Lee van.

Haryisou r., wards, residing a. 1869
Market styeet ~. 4 an employa of the
Arlinuton Mills rs. terday received a
telegram from Cb,ss,, station, Y W.
u b. Railroad, stating tn, " % Dfo'heI
him. Mr. Edwards i,.noas,a ely re.
sponded to the message, al sent "'tG
back that his brother WAS not kills, Il
but only badly hart.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

that every body 9FHSlt 20 know that A
Sergeant gSss 2240 ios. OF the beet
well cleaned coal IN every ton you bay
oak, piue s1d hickory kidding Woo
in large loads. Lime for whitewash.
ing, Yard, foot of Monroe street Cen
trial oflice, Seventh and Kine streets
Look for ths blue siss. Open In the
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
The Fun n.s Commence

At James & Wehb's Hundteds q
people visit ih'.it s'ora daily TO mspec
their iDntuens6 stock Of R1ods. Cfrratr
Is - there esu he no pussi3.a rIpceesit!
of going 10 Philadelphia for hooks o.
albums, or any OF the various i.hes 9
goods lanes q WsbA carry, t0r tie!
are up in stOoK aud down IN pr.ces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
pea,h of an Ased Lad

Mrs. LAfferty died suddenly at the
Hotel Richardson, Dover, this morning
iTcm heart disease. Sue was the widow
Of the late ID. Latterty. no died about
three months ago, aud war the oldest
physician in the STATE. Size leaves a
,lrEe estate,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Gone poMn lhe PenInsula.

3lahop Curtis 10 now absent on a triI
down tho State ard 10 The Eastern
Shore 10 visit the various churches snd
pastors Ct his dicctse &c exp, cts Il
return ueIt Thursday 3 wrek so AZ to bt
back IL me u take part N the Chris.
, ~. serS lces III his own church
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
Dled WIT the Locl jaw

A few davs since horse helor cling
TO Oleaver & Hollis, OF No 2l9 Market
street, ran ngi! IL his foot, and al.
though Everything possible waa doue
for him lie Was seized With the lOcklaw
and had to be XII ed yesterday. The
, animal wac valued a. 500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
1iry court

The following cases !. morals
ct the City Court tui' a re .
Rowe and JOHN II .sa ann kspa
E ware sentenced to pay ~
for q similar offense'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
The MackIem-EFown right,

One Of the brown brothers called 81
-zbe REpUBLTeAN Office to-day 10 have 8
n rreotion made in the report of Tx
trouble. AZ n time, he says, did more
than me et bi, trothera attaEk nj 3CR
7sm. AID even le would not have Of
tac6ld lin had not Mackl ia abused
IRA and prepared 20 h2ht by draTirl
~ cat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

The Fourth street cafs ', N I'd
Obliged TO stop running scasas|
part of the week On ,,et cad |
snow, have again CON ai, I.' val
running on time ..r. Tr,s lifIl|
convenience TO persons no Il
eastern part OF the city n.y., g ia..
attend market this nor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
WIN I've open To- Night

Powell, the FISH dealer ia the Third
street market, resolved a splendid lot Of
rock AID other varieties OF ii about
noou to day, a, Il viii keep opfn until
10 o'clock 70 night 20 give his customers
an Opportunity OF obtaining \ supply
Tor SundaY
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=
DEATH.

LES-On tire 10Th mat, Howard w
sCn q Johu Il. ana aaItio Fos.ies, aged II
mgaths.
Relatives ard fgiends a+e invited u attend
the funeral from his parents residence. lJ0t
uaryitnt Avenue, o. unday at O'Clock p
IN Interment al Riverview Cemetery.
TAYLOR -Jn the 9TH inst Joseph O.
Taylor, tire b7th year Of his age.
Relatives and fdends are Ios ecttully in
vlted to attend hts iuberal from his / L,
residence, No. 7zs Eat. Tenth street on sun
day Afternoon at 3 O'clock. Inlermsnt a
RlVervsiw cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
to cloudy aud slightly warmer. SINH
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Monday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Toe Eclipse e. 30 lsdies ttoss manu-
featured b. Gallaher, K5tstlman X Fox
are uIeGGaied ~ any On the market at
same pr.ce. Sod by all frstci.. TO-
tailef3.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Sleigh b. ils, robes, blankets II
and harness al Yerger's. Loves, !,
AG7 Sblpley street. 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Leave your o.der fir fruit cake AZ 20
cents q pound, hard II 10 toys a. %
cents, at Ida McLaln'., Seventh and
Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Tycoon mixtures a speciality, 70 cents
q pound, 81 Mrs Ida MGJann q, Seventh
ald TatLall streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

All the latest songs and dances given
at the Albambra Palace, 224 King 81.
A double bill given tonight. Every
BODY In yited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

IN the immense assortment Ct games in
james * Webb's base nent. All tie
new gam e. and lots of the Old f8vOrittf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Mrs. Charles If. Williams. iormerl!
OF this city bot now rasie ing IN Balti
more, Nd IL writing her i!ster Mrs
Lewis Saese In this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl5O,OOO

I'VE do hereby certify thxt We supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Quarterly drawings OF Inc Louisiana STATE
l1ottery COMPANY, and In person manage
and control tho drawings themselves, and
that the same are Conducted with honesty
fairness and In God faith toward all parties
and We authorize the company 70 use thi
oertincate, with fAc-similcs OF our signAture
attached, In ii sdvertissments."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11
G,rle. see Hert.

Does 5e smoke? Give rim nics
smoltI'= tet, and tu5 s. ~ JANIS &
w GIBBS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

New people In a grea' variety d
1T the ALEXANDRA Palace, "a kll
this and tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

Some OF the best variety l'
sented AT the Atlanta fAi'1
King street, this evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

The very best free en' =, ,bs.
the city ID given nighV,!
bra Palace. 224 kiue SUI
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AGAIN Running

wall papers. Jos Il o
AIT King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-11

We, tue undersigned BANKS and Bankoru
VIII pay all Pri7ss drawn in The I.ouissaus
state Lotteries which may DO presented q:
our counters.
J. II. OGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana
National HANK
j. ~. KILBRErH. Pres, State Nh.
tfsnnl BanM.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. N. o. HarI BE
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state OF inc rempera,ure

at lhe Republican ofics Ia the shade
I O'Clock 10 o'clock ~ o'oloo!
$50 $3.50 Al