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enid burned % Death.

About 4 80 o'clock yesterday after.
noon Annie, daughter OF j ohm II. Hefey,
724 West Third street, was burned IN
such terrible manner that she died
this morning at 80 O'Clock. The
child 10 only about years old, and had
been left In the house while the moth
ef went 10 store In the neighborhood.
-Four other children we're alternately
In the house and playing in the back
yard. Little Anne bad been eatin z
an orange. and her Oldest sister says
she went TO throw the peel of the orange
into the stove when the ruffle OF her
sleeve caught ire, and soon spread 10
her COLLAR. The children, all young,
were go frightened that they did not
know what TO do, and the child, wrap.
ped In hsmeF, ran into the street, cry
ing and shriekipg as she ran.
Oficer Dennis Shields being In the
neighborhood and hearing tho shriek,
OF the child, ran to her assistance, and
stripping himself OF his overcoat apC
wrapping 1t around the child smother
ed the flames, but not until the wa
terribly burned about the neck face an,
breast, and her left leg was also YER
badly barned. The kind hearted office
carried the little sufferer into the hous
whers she lay screaming and with
ing in terrible agony.
The neighbors came In TO offer thei
assistance and q meffage WAS disI atch
ed for DIR. Fahey and another was sen
for the father and mother. DIR. Eahey
arriving gave the child q solution o
morphia TO relieve her sufferiDas. TIL
parents arrived and we're almost franti
with gries when they found what ha,
happened. Mir. Hefey Immediately sen
for his family ply sician, DIR. ID. W
Manll, but he teing absent from HON
DIR. Pyle was called in, and he dresse
the burns.
Though the burns were of Q frightiu
| character, IL IL believed that the it'll,
ones life could have been spared ha
she not inhaled the flame that curled u
around her face. The child lay In
cradle, and every few moments woul
piteously ask for drink OF water, an,
she gradually grew weaker uatil deaf
released her from suffering. IL Is
singular coincidence that the perso
for whom little Annie was calling "a
burned 10 death In the same manner.
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EDITION,
Dots

wOIm
Grand oyster lunch tonight 1t the
Atlantic Garden. 22l King street.
Al kinds Of wood by the load or cord
st Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Come and look at the Capital range
Pickels' stove store. . East Fourth 81
Mayor Rhoads will conduct the mn.
sical program ut the new high school
opening on Monday evening.
The Kempa family, OF this city. viii
give musical entertainment at n iddlo-
town on next Thursday evening.
Thomas Lally, real estate agent, has
removed his once 10 the northeast
corner Of Eighth and Market streets.
The churches OF the city will observe
the week OF prayer beginning TO-
morrow.
Sergeant Haddock and other parties
were serenaded BY the First Regiment
band last night.
Call aud see samples Of fancy cards ai
the REPUBLICAN, ofice. Win print
| cheap.
Mrs. William II. Everett, who fell
and broke her neck on Thursday, has
been taken TO New York Stats foI
burial.
Galvanic batteries and electric ma.
| chimes put In thorough condition, ri
veasey's drug store, Eighth and Mon
1 roe streets.
Hop Bitters,67 cents bottle Brown
Iron Bitters, rs cents bottle all other
patent medicines at low prices. Taylo
q Fullerton, 800 King street.
4 - a.. ~ 4
| Of the Aims aorth Boiler Covering Com
pany a. Cleveland, Ohio, Is visiting
friends In this city.
Noah Gain and Mollie Seeders vert
married on Wednesday evening by the
Rev. Mr.. Edwards at the Presbyterian
parsonage in Harrington, Kent County,
Warren Harper & Bro. SIRE receiving
daily large quantities OF rabbits, quail
and other game at ITO Eist Fourth
street, WILMINGTON, Del.
The singers Of the city will meet In
Bayuard's music parlors this evening
10 arrange for the performance OF The
Mikado" In the Academy Of Music fol
the benefit Of the Associated Charities
Try n barrel or bag OF Roller Queer
tlour 1t IL the best, and the best fioul
10 always the cheapest; Wholesale and
retail ut Tatnall & Bro's, 10i Maryland
avenue.
| We have all styles OF mems Alligator
Slippers In black and light-shaded
colors, satin and channels lined, ut tho
Boston One Price Shoe House, 30.
Market street.
Warren Harper 81 Bro, ITO 4. Fourth
street, Wilmington, Del, are receiving
daily large consignmeuts Of all kinds o.
Peninsula produce, such a. grain
dressed aud live poultry, potatoes, eggs
fish, oysters. apples, etc.
Have reduced the price Of stoves 4
the actual cost price. Heating ant
cooking stoves and one double pArlo
heater. Schosn Heater & Stove Go.
415 Market and Ala Sbipley street, vii
) nington, DEL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
A Thinker ana WORK er.

Everyone who would rise must be {
thinker and worker. Not chiefly by
study or reading will man bscon 4
the fIst;there Is often mucn knowledge
with few ideas; there are very learned
men without lofty thoughts o.
their own. Every one, whatever hi
opportunities, can exert hfs own men
tai powers upon what Is near TO hin
and force will increase with exercise
Hs can observe, and compare and req
sop for himself; and, though his kno W
ledge may be limited his ideas viii
grow. There is no elevation 10
humanity without toll, none witheu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
THIRD ED|LIIqk


Deiawxxe Lodge, No SO, n. a. n
0essh - Order Of HnrrsAri, ~ @|01|a6
~ following oficers: O. b, 9<@<<s
sharp U. b Jacob Schrada see<>11<< 4,
Inward beIdenberR; treasures, Chs D
topher Bauer.
clAyton Ledge. No. 4. X. 81 N %
4eureday evening electsd o1IlaNSs M
f9ll0ws @. o., Calvin w. HH14I WI.
Q.s y. H. 1ntas M. OF r., wv. n. HtNli;
~ Of r, g. o. white; K. Of =. <14 ; !,
=. Y. Jonea prelAfe, ID. Mcnf4111<<T
-. q A.. s. Fl. Ridgewny; t<u1<e< B.
y. Hazlett w. and o. col1uI<11<. ID.
MontRomeFy, r. Foreman and n Nal.
lons Jr. representative to The E<&1d
lodge. w. O. Hamilton repreacI1 l11Iv<
70 Kive1visw Cemetery, a. a. Kr1rIron.
Apollo Castle. No. 3, x. 9 Nj
s.sotsd - follows 2. @, y. B Ao1sS!s
~. o., 7. Q. Rose v. O.. ,. <1Il-
lps . H., CHARLES III. Hudscu 81.
~. Charles Dram Funk q =, 4, y
Alpha Ceuucil, No. /, Legion 81 IN,
Wed Gross, also elected a. follow Pas
commander, 4. G. Rose 10. -. IA Wood
w. a., Dx. Peter Cooper H.. James a.
hooth prelate. DIR. A. j.. Funk record
or, John b. Treibler, Jr. n. g., n. b
Roberts treasurer, Paul o. EnIdor
worder, r. n. Lombard seu1iu1<. y. r
esylor knight, J. b. Cumminrg eu
prome representative, DR.. @. @. Funk
alternate, O. NJ. Nc Ailister.
On Thursday evening Wi11In9toi
Lodge. No. 4, A. q. II. W., ei10<ed th
following cfzicers: Master wofkmnn
@. b. Underwood foremnns y. q
Titus; oveTseer. Enoch Moore re
corders w. II. Fairlamb AnA4cier, L
b. Jerv1s receiver, j. X. Adams
guide, n. Dennen burg; outside watch
w. @ Robelen inside watch. Jaco'
Buiz medical examiners, Ur8. n @
8hcrtiidRe and J.. T. ". BIocksom
trustee, Jacob Butx rspre10DtAtive q
Grand Lodge, Enoch Moore.
The annual meeting Of thu Germal
Library Association was held On FIR
day night, when the following ofasez
ware elected: Pres<denk, ErancI
bcheu; vice presidents. II. Nocrcnbers
eseretary r. VonBourdon; hnnncinl sel
secretary, .William Gloss; hhx~xinn, /
Won Bourbon; board OF mannH Gro. Anto
Huber. Henry Neuman, and Willial
Gloss. Henry Miller reeiRne1 his ID
sitlon Of trustee of the hall, 1ud Franc
Scheu Was chosen In his ezead III
1fbrarian's report showed !. 208Isolum,
used by 107 membersL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

GHERIFF'S SALF-BY NIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari FLciAs 20 mo directed, will
be exposed 10 public sale, At theCourt House.
on Market street, between Tenth aud
Eleventh streets IN the city Of Wilmington
New Caste county Delaware,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10TH BAY OF JANUARY. 1883.
Al O'Clock, y. m.
1hs following described real estate, viz
All that csTtain lot or piece tf land with n
two story brick dwelling thereon erect cd stu
ate in the city ef Wilmington, New Castle
county and state OF Delaware, bounded and
described rs follows, 70 wi:
Beginning at point on thewestsrly side Of
Trenton street 1T my feet wide and at the
distance Of one hundred and fifteen feet
northerly from the northerly side Of
ing through the osntrs OF The division
wall bstwsen the house on this lot and
the house adjoining on the lot ON
the south and pa'ailel with enth street
eixty ieet TO corner thereon northerly
and parallel with the said west
erly side Of Trenton street twenty. hToc
feet 70 another oJ.ner, thence easterfy and
passing through the centre OF two feet and
| six inches wide alley and parallel 10 The
hrst described line and 1enih street sixty
feet TO point on the said wstterly side Of
Trentoa street and thence thereby southeriy
ttwenty-three feet 70 the place Of beginning,
DO the contents thereof what they may.
| Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Patrick J. Duty and Kate L. Duty
his wife, ana I. and 10 be sold by
/ TIL MAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sherins Once, WILMINGTON, Decembe
IS, lsSt. ACT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

lGHEH IFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF a
~ wr4 OF Levari Facfas to mo directed
will be &xposed to public sale at tho Oouri
House, {Dn M arket street, between Tenth and
Eleventh h streets, In the city OF wilmington,
New OAt stle County, Del, on
TU ESD AY, THE 10TH DAY OF JANU-
AIRY 1880,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
the fol FLOWING described real estate, viz:
All TIL BIT certain lot or piece Of land and
two-storFV brick dwelling thor con erected
titu ate Nh the city of Wilmington, bounded
ana desd ribbed as follows, TO Wit:
Beginf ping on the s0utherly side OF Elev.
enth strd pet ut the distance OF one hundred
feet wosts erly kom the westerly side OF Lom
bard strdte thence southerly parallel with
Lomb Irt- Il street seventy five feet to q stak O.
thence h westerly parallel with Eleventh
ST. eet Is feet to another sts ke, thence rth-
erly pard .llel with Lombard street rs feet Il
the said t,southerly die OF Eleventh street
and thert .ce thereby easterly 20 feet to tn,
place of ksbeginning, be the contents theree
what thei ~ may. Book r, Vol. IL, Page 255
etc
seized p and taken in execution as Tho prom
erty OF sHiaac Parker and Jane ]. Parker, hi
wi g. andkl I. is, and to be sold by
"a ThOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Cffice, Wilmington, Decembe
%, A.D.. 1855. Ja2ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
F IFT H E0I
nxeeeaed mr.,

Friday oyenlug -
had n New Yeaf,b,,.
OF one Of their oout,,,
street near shAllc,
bad with them a ~
DOMAIN Club, who
bagpipcs, and duf!g,"t
tertAinei the'coml.,
the close OF the PAM;
gentlemen started 4,
Upon reaching ID
found that there ~
and ~ they started -
should oveItAke Tier
mp the familiar" r.,
offended oficer Cpn,
pened 10 be within
showed his bravery ~
entire party. Il
As They are lAd..,,I
they did Get 0 H. u
bu vent with him ~
the officer 10 charge =.
them COON their rer,s
morning. otherwi.,
bean locked up. Wss
taken mp before Julr
morning he promp.yel
out hearing any tss,.r
In making the an.
doubt exceeded hisA
from him wonld lAv.
70 stop the air vh.cl }
been 30 otJociiouAbs
ears.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
FOR SUIT MADE
TO MEASURE S2S.

We make this reduction
largely for the reason that
we desire to keep our or
ganization up to its highest
standard; and this we can ac-
complish by giving steady
work to every man and NO.
man. We can say nothing
stronger than that in our
|neaFly twenty-five years. ex-
perience these goods are the
best in quality ever offered
for such a low price.
Another offering More
than fifty styles OF the bes'
materials for the money,thar
we ever brought forward, te
be made into
lTRd wERs 'To Your MEAS
UREf at Sc a pair.
! These suits and trowser;
can be made up at very
short notice.
| OF some of these good
we Have but two or thre'
lpiecfs, and an early selection
will be to your advantage.
We look for a hearty re
spoHse to these
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
Eelpx. 4 rkiaaerea. .

Gamers II dU.s ara already "step
ping up 10 tho Captains cffice," and
securing the bross tags that will pro
tsct their pets from the clutches o
special officer Foster during the presen
year. Tnirty five were registered yes
terday, and this morning they still
continue TO come. 1t is r, quested tina
all will register Is soon Is possible
as 1t is probable there will be . rusl
about January 10th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

The Harlan n HoIlings worth G I'M.
pany have Contracted 70 bnild q light
draft, knock down steel steamer fol
Siam. The motixa power will consist
OF an independents circu;ating engine
with feed atfachganns, 30 that water
can be pumped direct from the condan
ser TO the boiler. The boiler will be
proportioned for . pressure OF 100
pounds of steam, 60 the square inch anc
styls, so that it can be lowered in pass
ing under trees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

a Dtntlngutsh.<.

Between 4 and /
afternoon Ohicer u'B,-I
dore Porter on Prol, ~
he had attracted a ,m
were amusing the,n.s ia
The officer took Por.e,
this morning be- va,,-l
Judge Cummins. n ii
Ing man, and says ii. |
Harrisburg. PeunA., ~, /
Judge said that be "a
Castle Jail twice 10. a
begged hard 10 be ie.
hope of iniiut ncing 10. I
be once held Office IA u
was acquainted W.;h ,
bets OF the l.cgisla.g.s |
This did not seem Il n.j,,l
IS . desperate rr.or \
Judge that II be Won l
would send him A i,..r \
reached Harrisburg III
despairing look a. be 10.
sure and make the lett, !
committed him unit . d
morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

A A corrssp6ndens Of this city over the
ylgnature Of . Il. o. writes 70 say thal
zee made from q hornets nest is ar
Rliibie cure for group, he HAVING
.kFed it In mis- family and can testif,
10 It's efficiency. All that is req uirsd
u 10 make q tea of the layers or leaves
the hornets nest ~ any other tea 1,
&ade, and not being unpleasant to tn.
IA can be drank like any other tea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

On Friday Afterno L y
b.. James' 0rpharAge, u
aud Dupont stree, 40
phabs' Fair In the ln,.ia
night the receipts al ,A.a
$50, and . splendid t-l.4
st tho tables. A go.. "a
81. MAry's table cla@
contest between d. 0!i
Rhoads. g.. Pau.'sN.s
tables also have god ~
be CHANGED OF. The aa
with valuable articles. "a
furniture, stoves, baii;l
OF coal, and many o,ssia
hume comfortable ADD w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
The FansraI OF wiIlism meaa,,

William Medars, who was found
drowned at New Castle last Monda
was buried Yesterday, the funeral
being from Undertaken Palmer's on
Shipley street above Second. The
religious services were conducted BY
the Rev. O. w. Prettyman, and the
interment took place ut the Whining.
ton and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

LAnHIKo--on DsssinbsF 81, MAR 3.
Lsannina, agsd ~ years.
keiativei and irisDds Arc respssifaIly inri.
ted 10 attend her fAnerni from this reeideAre
Of her BnF9nsa. NO. i3aa uFznBe street, on
Sunday afternoon, 70 meet o. the hoase ~
O'Clock fuieFment At WflmfnKton and
israndyulne Csmstery.
Bancfof1's Bank, On .tne
list inst, George A. Dickinssn, sEsd y
years.
Rsiativss and friends are Invited TO iatiend
the fanefal on sunday nftefn0ou 70 meet u
. O'Clock. Intermant ~ NJ Salem ceme'
terry.
Dearest father. thou hast len ~
And thy loss W. deeply feel;
Ills God who has befeft rs.
lie can all our norToWs heal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

the following described real estate. vi,

the folio wing described real estate, viz:
All that tTast or parcel Of land sltuats I'd
Brandywine Hundred In the county afore-
said and bouad ed aud described as follows,
70 wit Bsgtnnibg 1t stone on the west
SIDE Of " flminEton and GREAT Valley turn
plbe Iold. being corner OF land now or for-
merry Of william Day, thence with said Dad
north " degrees eaft ~ el0 perches 70
Thomas u. Smiths line, thence with said
line on the northeriy eide Of q private road
north e7k degreeS west % $40 perchee,
thence north t212 degr~ o. west Sic perches
to line OF Moses Journeys land, thence
with his line south lls4 dogrees west TO a
poplar tree, thence south IS degrees west
) 6-l0 perches to hickory tree. thence south
ooH degrees west 81 4lo perches to cluster
| OF maple treas, thence south sax degrees
east II b-1o persheJ to o sake nebr . spring
| head, thence With n liue OF Elias fierce's
land south III degrees We 81 rs bio perchea
| to stone in hocsy run, thence south Il de-
grees wost 20 perches to a stone heap, thence
by line OF WilIism M. DAYS south 20 dc
groes east III 6-l0 Ierches st9 the plsce
/ OF beginning, containing about rs acre.
more or less, with stone house and barn
BrAudywlne Hundred Aforesaid, founded by
he above detcriseI tract, b. lands Of Hosel
Journeys land formerly OF Amos II. Wicker
| shAms, lands of Oaltb Taylor sod Thomas
W. Day and others CONTAINING Is Rores be
the same. more or less.
| Seized ard taken In execution as the prop
erty Of John Dunn and Mary, his wife, md
1 thomas Damn, I. t and 70 be sold by
THOM As FORD, sheriff.
Sherit's OtHce, Wilmington. December 20
| A. u 1888. jansoa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

TIE Mason Aggregation gave = fine
|exhibition at the rink, last evening Of
fancy skating and bicycling. Tbs
continuation consists Of tho following
Bogort and Eco, A. y. Robinson, trick
double and single bicycle and unicyols
rider, and ChnFies Beard the skatcrial
wonder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

We notice an imp1FiA' NV
business circles rs VII NM
reference 10 Advertieini
@. Finn * Son Of Piss VA
purchased the good vii = Ell
the Ball & Cos paper 'iei
street. Mr.. Ball from ~ "
all his attention and cifs ~
~ Increasing busipei !
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
PieurO Pnsana1

Secretary EiEe on i'.al
IT,. farm OF Henry : -
Willow, Lancaster ooaaH
cd the herd OF caIl'' s.
pleuro pneumonia. u.'s'
cd and the remaining ~.
inoculatAd. A herd q ~
farm OF Perry Wine, II ~
ship, York county, go
disease and has beea q ~
State authorities Lave
head suffering from ths I
farm OF Ephraim pao9'' :
cwnship, York coaa''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
serenadisg'

Sergeant Haddock, oil
and several other parties Va ~,
last night by the First nss
accompanied by. q delegaHt w. u
G. 1t is said that the yer J.
wore his fiat top cap aud coz
calendar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
n RltKht fiF'

The alarm of fire this
caused by . iire breakup
farm house Of Joseph f9'g1
Avian Aliens brick yaFl. 4
and y Il p. Railroad. !p]
mont was prompt to respo y
buckets ot water put the Nv
out trouble,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
"A wedding by A,ywI

Mayor Rhoads had Il. 2
pleasure about $50 yea
afternoon OF making +, -
man named Nash ; A'Es.
is years, and a y0ii 4
Rsbio Vaudersloo', age! -
Of Lock Haven, Pa, sifH
them together 81 ira, I'd :.
presence Of Chief Dssaaiil
the usual HAl1lalrH-' g
Mayor Rhoads uP1a Va
ped lgree OF the lAdy -
WAS the daughter Of TIA
In York, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

The supper given last evening In the
Morrow Building for the Household OF
Faith WAS = success, and haudsom Z
sum was realized.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

Joseph III. Gould and George @. Simp-
son will cell their stock and farming
utensils on their farm near Newport, AZ
Public sale ON Thursday, the TIN inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

the following described ,.a, .s,.,. 81,

the following described real estate. viz:
Ali the following mentioned and described
tract OF land situate in Appoauinimink
hundred, New CASTLE County and State OF
ielAs are, bounded and describe cd as follows
70 VII Beginning ~ q point In tho public
road knewn as the River Road leading from
odessa 70 Port Penn, and at or near where
the bridge crosses the said road and running
thence with sal road south 40 "a deQraes
west 200 perchos 10 . stake In the sforos aid
road. bence By other lands Of the said
Joshua h. tennimore north 90 Ia degrees
west ~ per hes and e.l0 Of perch 70 stake
ss me head OF Ditch, thence with the centre
OF said ditch The following courses and dL-
tapces North II degrees east ~ perche-
and 7-l0 ofa psrcb, thence north 4I-2 De.
grees west n perches and $40 Of q perch.
thence north 1914 degrees east and IL per.
ches and 10 Of perch, thence north n
perches, themes north t2 degrees east az
geiches and .. 10 Of perch, thence north III
degrees west ~ perches and 10 OF q perch
70 low water mark Ia AppoQutL mink creek.
tnence down said creek and binding there.
WIN the several courses and distances there
OF 81 ptrohes as measured on the return
pshk 70 the Aforesaid pablo road and place
OF beginning, containing l4i acres and 40
Psicnes Of land. Book u, Vol. D. mage 324.
Win two and half story fra ms awe Ling
mouse, larae frame barn, frame caniase
mouse, frame wagon honse and other oat-
Dulldings and Improvements. Also. ona
tMo-story franc tenement house
1 seized and taken in execution m thu
property OF Joshua II. Ftnim re and Josn
| h. Josepns, and {. e.. and TO be sold ~
THOMAS road Sheytf
| Sherins Once, Wilmington, Dec moer "a,
n io9e' jan2-et
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
ws,l ne RePeH''

The festival entertained, I
Young Peoples Mission
Central Presbyterian Chu, ,so,i
day afternoon, will DC IN ,
lecture room Of the chuf''
this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
sapper To.nis''

A supper OF baked bssS
dellcacies will be served
By the Loyal LadiSSs ..,
their room nc 6myth XII LIN
ters, In tho Adams pu .,
pro,Deds are for the puiPOO,,
. fnnd for:carryipE on tnoD
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

AL the world over the bxty coserns
Yet often disease will 0V&<nozne the
baby. aud then 1t n that Nv. Bulls
Baby Syrup govarns b. curing th'
baby,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

We have put all our odds and ends Of
fine goods left from Christmas at half
price ut 102 q. Fifth street 7. NJ. Wier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

boots for the wee lifsle girls aud boys,
ALEC for the big girPs sna boys', ut the
family shoe house, z06 Market street.
WIN. II. Babcoek.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

NJ few days since. while William
Odd, of Ksnpott Square, but who is
,Nknown ~ this city, was out riding
Y brse tell aud threw him to the
.Hd. The antnAi IL trying TO get up
|SHoyer ON Mr.. Rfoud, breaking his
~ nop@ sna nss &Rrnlder blade and
L. ipjnrlnR zlfa,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
CorreetioH,

In the account lof the ,cl|
Published in the REPub., A
nssday, It was stated w.. I'D
bsarded at No. AIS Esst VI
when 1t should bave oe'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
IO2 10 rhe Place,

We are jns. driving out this Fairy
Queen -four, and our best -four at 81
cents bag at 100 East Fifth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

Another 100 bushels Of those hne
potatoes. and good butter at le2 II. Fifth
street. 7. ~. Wief.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

Em. Jones was arresS0J ul
and 81 q hearing before "A n
mins, she was fined VI SD'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02

The Texas Sifungs for Y N
can he had at First x Dl''
No. 3i6 Market street, "a +
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-02
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To morrow promises
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