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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

HAvRE DE GRACE, January 1S.-Cap-
tain N l.. Hand, OF the schooner Judge
Hopkinson, aud William Burke was res
cued from the rigging Of the sunken ves-
sci to-day, to which they had been cling
ing for fifty hours. Both men were bad
ly fr, zen and had not tasted food since
Tuesday evening. A party of gunners
reported seeing the men clinging TO the
rigging OF q supposed suuken vessel,
about mile of stony Point, in the
Chesapeake Bay.
The Mayor OF this town. with six vol
unteers, started to the rescue. They had
a perilous trip through the broken fields
Of ice In the Susquehanna f.H The
schooner lett Baltimore TUESDAY after
noon and that night encountered a north
wester, in which the vessel foundered.
The two men were unable to manage the
vessel. When found their hands were
frozen to the ice-eoyered rigging.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

Yesterday afternoon William Y.
Warner hold his ssle OF horses, oar
rlARes and sleiRha OF his stables at
Maryland avenue and Beech streets
l.. W. 6tidham & 5On were the auc
ticreers and the sale was well attended
Buyers we're present from Phiiadslphia,
the adjoining counties OF Penusy ylvniA,
New JERSEY, Maryland and Delaware.
Thirty five head OF horses and two
ponies were sold. The prices ranged
from $50 10 1915 Fifteen sleighs were
sold at from S25 to $40. Vehicles OF
various kinds were cold at prices rang
ing from $40 to $3.50. This sale included
business wagons and carriages. Among
the buyers present were Francis Barry
of EAston, Md; Lloyd Lonos, David
Nichols and James Andrew, OF Phila
ds,phin; Mace Bennett. OF Salem, N. J
Mr. Ford, OF Dover, and II. H. Mo
Mullen, Olarenos Scott, John Mcooy
and Frank N. Buck, OF New Castle
County.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

In Philadelphia, on Thursday, the
semi.annuAl mestins Of the National
Association of Morocco Manufacturers
was held. Toe meeting was presided
over by ]. PArke Posiles OF this city,
the president OF the association. VIII.
minRton was represented by Charles r..
Jones, William G. Jones, w. V, Bond,
W. j. McClnry, James 8 D5bb, John
Maboney, j. Winfield Scott, l. T. QliR
ley, John G. Baker, Charles Baird, j.
Parke Postles and u. W. Gopert Trade
matters were discussed, and thoge pres.
ent entered into an aRroemG mt for
mutual protection. In tho evening, hi
the banquet, toasts were responded to
byJ Psrke Postles and John @. Baker
of this city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14
Now castle Ilems.

FROM the Star. fAt
James M. H5usmsu, formerly clerk
OF the Orphans rourt, has Eona on o
bnnuess trip TO W kahipRton, d. u. We
hope that he may b. prosided with Q
George Tfui.t has gone to;oalIfornls,
where he expeots to reside for the fu.
ture.
The Joint fair OF the Old Fellows
and Masohs is progressing 3 very satisisc'
torily.
Harry McCaulley is moving a two.
story frame house, belonging 70 Elmer
W. CLARK, from the old briokyArd to
Ninth street, between Young and CLAY.
ton streets, near the Episcopal chapel.
Tho house 10 already rented. There were
half Q dozsn applicants for It.
All parties wishing 10 join the new
building loans should now make Appli.
cation TO Mr.. VIM. Herbsrt, OF Messrs.
Wm. j. Ferris and Julian ID. Janvier,
as these pA1ties can give all the infor.
nation required cozcerninz this two
loans which are about to be EtArtsd in
our city.
Don't forget the fair OF g.. Peters
church now being held 10 the Town
Hall. Mrs. John McCle has very
handsome table, and QUE OF the many
articles on 1t IL very handsome gold.
headed cans, which was presented TO
her by friends In New York. Auy one
Wishing q chance on the saUe can oAll
a. the fair, or her residence on Har
mony street.
Miss Maggie Fitzgerald and MIR. JohI
Robbins, OF New CATTLE. wers married
ct 6t. Petsr's church on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock by tho Rev
Father Brady. A reception was held
At tho home Of the bride, and on Friday
morning the happy couple left for thoil
future home in PhuadeIphis, whet
the groom works at his trade of bflci
laying.
) Captain Charles shull caught raj
on last Saturday morning oIntsininI
about 150 round logs OF heml0ck IL
secured them nt JAnvier's wharf, avail
, ing an owner. II is reported that the.
broke Adrift from tho moors above thi
. city, aud belong to j. 2. Eyer Il %
wharf builders, who are now dom
work In that vicinity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

n he strike cf the union printers ia the
bur!er-JounA office. at Louisville,
8ntuuei ycstrrday. AL except six
|erc out last night W N KRldeman,
Resident Of the Courier Journal Com
Pm, said yesterday afternoon: II viii
b. TO any good meu who want to come
Ack chance; but we cannot bring men
rc Irom other cities and give them only
|nllr1ry employment. Aftlr 10 O'Clock
Rmorrow morning the men will be at
Heir cases to stay. Ii any of the old men
|lsh 10 return they must do so before
a. honr. From this time this is non
pion olllcc, and men who come back
|ill romr independent of the union"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

sJonon Slater was arrested near Tex
arkanA last week, aud he confessed and
gave the name OF 10 men whom he
connected with the robbery At DeminR,
New Mexico aud the one8 near Hous
ton. Texas and Genoa, Arkansas. The
leader OF che gang Was "Rube" Bur.
rove, at present with his brother, james
Burrows, In Alabama. Four Of the
gang are In Missouri, two in Texas and
two In TonnetGes. R'quisitlons were
obtained for all last week, the detec.
tives located the man At the different
points, Gnd ON Thursday all were ar.
rested. Pars Of the punder WAS re-
covered,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14
pn,,aas,ph,a ltsms.

,prLpnrA, Jan. 14--Jennie Van
tceafd. pretty sixteen year. old
Ishose parents i've at l025 Clair
4 d missing from her home. She
. 4 at stripping tobacco IN an up
. cigar factory. T'hafsdEy afternoon,
4 she ault work, bhs told one OF her
&anions to draw her wages to-day,
Id "you will never see me again.
I'm not come home TO supper Thurs
|yening, and has not since been seen.
4 ,tber says she is trifis light-head
In he fears fhe has thrown herself
4 he river. she is tall and stout and
nj aupearsnce OF y woman OF twenty.
lark complexioned, with dark
hair, and has q scar on her left
bone. She wore O black dress, with
4 4 brown dress coat, and black straw
4 M brown trimmings
.heayy fog hung over the Delaware
A and bay yesterday, greatly interier
Min navigation. several large steam
n said were detained in the bay
pg the morning on that account, but
proceeded up In the afternoon, when
Boz lifted.
harles Wesley Rank was sentenced by
h. Arnold yesterday to TWO years In
Eastern Penltentiary, for the larceny
h uocket-hook containing tS03 the
/ rty Of Hughes 81 Patterson, his EN-
|ers. Rank was recently arres.ed In
brado.
|ctlon for arrearages In rent has been
bent by the Philadelphia and Readint
broad Company against six Of ite for
employees who occupy It's houses II
hmond. Their household goods have
b levied upon by constable.
n the Court tf General Sessions yes
law morning Frederick Bennett cut hl
bat with a razor, while waiting 10 b
4, need for highway robbery. How h
&ioed the razor Is not known. he wa
1 10 hospit j aud may recover.
pr A burglary committed at the hous
dwad N. stewart, Thomas Mani
frank Etdman were sentenced yes
ly by Judge Arnold to five years 4
fastern Peniteutiary.
r southeast inds during yesterda
s,d yeiy high tides in both the Della
d Schuylkill rivers, but, az far a
~ learned, 10 damage was done.
Nellie Durham, IL years old, is In II
q ny oi the Chief Of Detectives on
&r.e OF picking the pockets OF Nv
|mrn at the Dime Museum.
From the sale in thepGJochial resilient
|thr Church Of the Assumption thi'
|bl. On TnursdAy $500 ald several p.ec'
'sIlverware,
|6.ueral Lcuis Wagner was yesterdt
krlccted President OF THE Mason
'bmc OF Pennsylvania "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14
Tho Democratic siate.

"Rspub!icau Glasses" has the follow.
Ing 70 say In the last issus OF the VIII.
MINIS ston sunday Star, about the DsmO.
cratic candidates In the comlng eloc'
ton:
The slate Is made. Colonel Norton
for Mayor, Peter j. Ford for Sheriff
and Senator Salisbury for the Senate,
thAt ia, whoever shall ba n0miuAted Tor
the LegialAture next fall, without re.
gard 70 the faction from which he will
bs taken, he will vote for Senator
salisbury. This deal may not suit the
potent collectors, but II 1t suits Senator
Gray, for example, will they kioh2
Somebody has said that PurnEl j..
Lynch had once more entered the race
for Sheriff. He would do bsttor to col.
lsct the tAxes In 81. Georges for 1856,
aud BAve his money and his pains In
the other cor test.
Mr.. Ford 10 booked for that offica, and
tho Democrats OF Wilmington, with n
few Indifferent exceptions, will see TO II
that the book Is properly balanced,
There will be Bome mOTe Democratic
doubling In respect 10 wkRt follows,
but 1t is nevertheless In the wind that
Deputy Collector Kyle has agreed to
the aforesaid slate. IL Ia even said that
no has made 1t. IL 10 all doue in the
interest Of harmony. The Democratic
forces Of Wilmington are to be solidi
hed on the OLD basis of lettln9 tbs
'boys" have the local Offices, provided
they sgrse TO the distribution Of the
senatorships rs made by the Senators
themselves. That is the way Mr. Bay.
ard us9d TO run things here, ami Mr..
Gray is merely continuing the old con.
aitioEs. 1t kesps the party solid, and
that Is an essential matger In view OF
the risks that the party ran during the
last two years. This will be yeRr OF
Democfatic harmony and very proba.
bly, Democratic suocels along the line.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14
NEWS sUnprARx.
Counterfeitsr Pardoned -struok snoal
--EnEines and Oars DemoIished--T Theft
Of ssan Mastsr--Frederiok 0ustavs
kchwatka Dead.

Countertoitsr Phrdoned-struek q Hhoal
--EnEines and Oars -Theft
Of asaii Mattsr--Frederfok 0ustavs
sohwatka Dead.
TIE President bAs pardoned Levi q.
Pratt, convicted In bouthern Iowa OF
passing counterfeit ruorey and som
fenced on January 1st, 1885, to five
years' imprisonmeat. The pardon will
take effect on the 1st prcxitno. In aot-
ing on this oase tDe President Gays the
oonvlot has already served two years,
and was good soldier in The war. He
adds that his aJmpathy for the COR.
vIui's wifa 10 very great.
The schooner Hattie N. Cove, from
OlaTk's Cove for Savannah, with o 1aT-
20 OF guano, struck o ehoAl on Port
Royal Bar on Thursday, The ore~
took TO the rigging and were reScded on
Friday and lat ded in Savannah. Tho
sob ooner and cargo are n total loss.
Tho New York limited vestibule ex.
press oollidel with freight train ut
Rochester, 20 miles west OF Plttsburg,
Friday. Tbs engines and several oars
we're demolished, but all the pAsBen gers
and trAirmea esoAped wlsh q few
bruises.
Elmer Cost, boy, was arrested in
X spia, Ohio, Friday, for theft of mail
matter from the poatofi 60 where ho vas
employed. Tho office has lost large
amount of money. Cost Gays he can
prove his Innocence.
Frederick 6ustSVe Schwatka, father
OF Lieutenant Bohwatka, the Arctic
explorer, died in Salem, Oregon, on
Thursday night, aR0d 78 years. He vas
one OF the fuunders OF Odd Fellowship
In the United SbAssB.
4 "JAkey" King WAS shot and killed In
ChiosRo on Thursday night by Isiaoro
a Vshon, n saloon keeper. He had si0len
some OF Veh0n's geese, aud was about
: 60 shoot him wnsn Vehon drew his
a pistol and hTed.
William II. Jswsll, politician and
' farmer, WAS found in the eOart houss
yard at Hastings, Michigan, on Thurs
5 day, with his artas aad leas Trojan. Ii.
disu 10 = thort tlmo.
Henry 5chmidt was haugel IN Wes
u Uoion, Iowa, yeBierd8y, for the nnrdo
o Iot LuJre.ia Peek In 5eptom brT, 1886
de made - kJatsmont on tho bulfiolo nd
2 uniting the musder.
The steamer Gaelic arfive1 81 Gar
ID FIauo.soo on Friday from CainA ant
Japan, with two cAsss OF smallpox oI
y board. The vessel W.s Placed In quar-
" Aptin5.
W. II Johatol, q Nav YJtk stool
broker, committed suicide IN Elmtra
n. N. Y. en- BsIdsy, By shooting himseI
Though the heart with revolver.
10 Tho foFty-ssyen ArAbI who arrived a
10 Nsw York sevsral wesks ag1 have bee
yt declared psupsrS by Collector MAzOn.
T. and will ba senI hom3 20 day.
ID Mary MAgulfs, q domestic, shot b
her lover, Dsanis Mulhorn, In Boston
~ on Wednesday uiehs, died on FridA
ut gnornlng 10 the hospital.
et Or. Bee1-riok Fletcher, resident
' Bradford, OJuIty, Pa, dad suddell
~ in Wilkesbarra. on Friday, OF pAtslysii
~ aged 20 yeafe.
os Milton Frost, one OF tho princlpi
sd voodon uRrs m1nutVci ciurera OF th
United Stateg, died ol F:ldaJ in ID,
Jreit, aSsd "a yosrs.
The total value Of oar exports
he breadstuffs durirR 1857 was tl36 ,301 &c
lc, aSRlns, el48, 1873 O2O IN 1896.
ix zro 10 fhs nano Of new postofat
IN, Ia Kansas,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

II gray, restores to orieiusl oo'or. An
elegant dresG!nS, gotteDs snd basntihsa.S
No oil nor grease. A tonic restorative;
stops hair coming out; Strengthens,
o,eSnsfs, heals scalp. Goo.
"Rough on TooshRohs, Instant relic
100. "RoUGH ON CORES," havd or
soft ooens. 100. TROUGH ON BILE
Pills" Little, hut good. 100. "ROUGH
ON WORMS" Sure ours 25G
You kTugt Not
class "Rouah on Dirt" with the ortii-
nary washing compounds, II 10 r new,
different and altogether supe.ior article.
A revelation in housekeeping. a boon
tho world for KitohsD, Laundry,
SEARCHING, Bath or Shampoo.
"nou2h On p!ias."
Ask for "Rough on Pileh" Internal
and External Remedy IN zach package.
Sura care, 300.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14
sr,eo.A, mention.


( The finest eye tonic, sys strengthener
and promoter of clear, healthy, otrong
sight Weak. infiamed and sore eyes
are Gaickly cured. Long aightedness,
s.r s4ort oe nsar sigbtedness Is wonder
fully relieved by restoring the lost
Aotion OF tho nerve, by removing all
raralytio or oongestive teudencies
Bad eyes are made Rood, weak eyes are
nsde strong and diseased eyes are made
we'll by using this fAmous eye medi.
cine. 25c. asd Coo. bottles supplied
Main depot Fourth and King streets.
Wilmington, Dial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14
STILL GREATER
ATTRACTIONS

The Bargain Room has
got into Boys and Young
Mems Clothing.
Here's the result:
Big Boys All-Wool Suits
cut to S8.
Big Boys Better Quality
Suits cut to $40.
Big Boys Very Best Suit
cut to $I2.
Coed Warm Overcoats
for Boys at So so.
Boys Winter Overcoats
down to IS.
Boys Much Better Over
coats down to $8.
These are remarkable re-
dnctions and first-class goods.
THESE Go In To.DAY-It
means that we are going to
have bargains for everybody
who wants our reliable
goods.
Young Mems Dark Check
Suits cut from $28 to ST..
Young Mems Tweed
ISnits cut from $40 to SIS.
Young Mems Cashmere
Suits cut from SIS TO SI2.
Young Mems Cheviot
Suits cut from $I3 to $40.
A few minutes spent in
lgetting a suit to fit is saving
many OF ou' customers many
of their dollars. The goods
were made throughout by
/ our custom hands. They're
paying considerably less than
cost.
A Cheviot Suit at SI2;
! cost US SIS 90.
/, A Dress Suit at SIS; cost
t us $2I.oS.
9 A Finer Suit at $40; cost
. lis $40
A Tricot Dress Suit at
Sa5; cost US S3I.3o.
Fine Imported Cloth Suit
! !. at $28; cost us S37.27.
s Some hundreds still left
Of Mems Suits at the gener-
s''oua and genuine reductions.
d $3.50 Suits that we made
n to sell at $25,
$40 Suits thai we made to
ssll at S22. so.
! SIS Suits that we made to
sell al $40.
$3.50 Suits that we made
|, to sell at $I8
$ $I2 Suits that we made to
e sell at SIS.
c $40 suits that we made to
/ sell at SIS.
d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

A telegram from Allsnto Rn, Pa. says
that OK Register Of Willie Pieiffer, who
left last week after the discovery that
his accounts were "a, 900 short, returned
from New York on Thursday night,
having bsen there aud in Canada dur.
ing his absence "He was induced to
come back by his brother and several
friends who met him In New York. He
viii adjust his shortage, and in that
event his Oondsmen will not prosecute
him."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

Yesterday afternoon, DIR. J.w. Crum
bAugh OF Keunett Square, assisted By
Drs. Peter Cooper, j. Paul Lukens, A
E. Brantz and Esmont NeeendAnk o
this G ty performed a delicate operation
on Mrs. Robert West, No 6Sl Chestnut
street. The patient was under the In
hunoe OF an ~ R ,thetic for Two and enc
half hours. The patient has been sup
piled with trained nurse by Mrs. J
TAy lor Cause.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

Yesterday afternoon the annual meet
ina Of the stockholders of the DelAwars
Railroad Company was held at Dover.
b. M. FELTON,, Isaao Hinckley, George
Gray, Charles Warner, Christian Bebi'
ger, Edmund Smith, Joseph 4. Whit
aker, Manlove Hayes, Alexander John.
son, Jeues j. Rose, Albert Curry and
j. TuTpin Moore were TO elected mem
bers OF the board of directorU. Oorne
lius j. Hall was elected TO succeed
Henry B. FlddemAn, deceased, aud
Manlove Hayes was reelected treas
ursr,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

EE-Tax Collector Dsnnis Murphy, of
Oswego, New YORK., ia reported about
5000 short in bia ac0ounts with the
city. lie has made . general assign.
msnt OF his boot snd Bhoe business,
mRking the city h.R dIst preferred cred.
i,or. "Ths shortage wNs oauscd by bis
carrying alonR q the taxes OF large
uuubsr OF ps-sous Tor u small parosnt-
age, and they not paving as aggsed Hls
ssseIs are sbuu, SIs. .0J0, 50 the city will
psobsbly la6e nothing"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

|L,st nialj, phi'0 the psople we're on.
n NIX .aoiE riluhers, Jack Froot WA
kry busy ir ttg his haud nt artistic
ltarsnau, sIl this mOruiug stone
|eps sud sidewalks made OF stone gave
ficeLCe az MS hGnciwork. Tho por-
b. " the pnsi, fli1a sieps not covered
b. ~ooi was handsomely decorated,
whs the sidewaa In front of tao City
hii. aud aii1 tina large stone step ut
se EEPuBLICAN Clice. a. the latter
poe the w. 4 .eSem olta an extensive
spdsGapG wita lFees, tooka, ferns and
vsrs. Ma ptouolnera, II nuch u can
"A cf'l4f, IN diit rent phF'S Of tho oity
'1gG she intention OF numrers OF
VI r'oEp, ug 10 doubt thousands pssUsd
D. H..A IoEics.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

Those Interested in decorating and
making their homes beautiful should
call aud inspect the exhibition OF en-.
bToidered household articles At the
Singer Mig, 90. . offics, No. $40 Market
street. This Is certainly the finest thing
OF the kind ever seen In Wilmington,
The exhibition Is free TO all, and the
ladisB should not miss the opportunity
OF seeing to what nse that most useful
household article, the New High Arm
Singer machine. eau execute. No. $40
Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

Yesterday about b.15 o'clock p. m o
freight brakeman was badly tqueezsd
between two cars at the p. w. q b
station. The cars had broken apart aud
he was adjusting the coupling when
tho engine passed and caught him. He
called to the engineer to go ahead and
was released. He was carried into the
passenger station and recovered In .
few minutes and joined his train.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

j. T. Montgomery, No. 2O03 Market
street, tho practical jeveler, will on the
lIth OF January start watch club Of
quired number few more are desired
TO complete the club. Those desiring
TO join can call OF stores 2c03 Market
or sos King streets. Come and Join
one Of the bssT clubs In the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

This evening the Orphans Fair In the
Institute Hall viii close. F0nr valuable
gold watches ars AmonS tho articles on
81. Peter'B table TO he contested for.
The contestants are COUNCILMAN John
MCVey apd CssTG OF Market Smeltz;
Charles Mulhe.In and j. Cnm meriord /;
Martin keough, Jr !, and James Banni.
gan, Jr.; John j. Fioan and Joha Nc.
sorley. A SET OF harness Ia beng con
tested for by Kyle Bros and Harry W.
Love, aud two gold headed canes by
Harry Bohlioo ana John j. Cassidy and
2. T1ohy and John HSnley.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

the great leading lung remedy OF
Wilmington, Del. No one ever reaches
consumption who uson 1, in time; II
will always prevent and most frequent
ly cures consumption. II stands unex.
eelled for curing coughs, hoSrseueHs,
Group, sore throat, SC, SOC. aud el.0O.
Depot Fourth and King. SJld by
dealere.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

Madame Rsvere's Female Pills for
women never fail 10 always give speedy
and certain relief. Satisfaction RusrAn.
teed or money returned. Bent by mail,
securely sealed, in plain wrapper, for
one dollar; three boxes for two dollars.
Particulars in letter for four cents in
postage stamps. Address Mrs. K.
REVERE, Box 1888, Jersey City, N. j
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

Millinery Palace, GIT Market street
Being little dark, Mrs. Jacobs has had
electric lights put in. Ladies' can now
purchase at night, being able to match
the most delicate shade by this light.
Call and soc how 1t improves this already
handsome store. Mrs. Jacobs, GIT Mar
ket street and 800 KING street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14
a OARu.

70 all Who are suffering fsom the or.
rors and indisoSetions OF youth. nervous
weakn0ss. early decay, losS OF manhood,
(So., / will send recipe that will cure
you, FRNH OF OHABGM. This great
Iemsdy Uns discovered by missionary
In South America. Send self.AddresS-
ed envelope 10 the RHv. JOSEPH T.
IaAsAM sgAtinR ID. New York City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

This evening Oliver Byron will ap.
pear at the Opera House and present
his sens Ational drama, "The Inside Q
Track" slnos the play was last given
In this city 1t has been rewritten and q
number OF new features added, which
makes 1t still better than ever before.
New scenery has also been introduo oed
and the hre Loene is the most realistic
ever produced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

A Eve years lease on the Fulton
Opera House of Lancaster, Pa, has been
taken by Procsor 81 BOulier, the lesBees
and managers Ct the Academy Of Music
In this city. II Il. Jacobs made an ef'
fort to secure the horse, but failed. The
interior OF the house will be remodeled,
and 1t will be added to the circuit oil
which the AoSdemy Is y part.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-14

A woman named Codler was taken
from her house near Fredonla, Penna.,
on Thursday night by ten or twelve men,
tarred and fea ihered and given twenty
four hours to leave the county. She had
very bad reputation and was accused of
causing trouble In ms rried mans
family.
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