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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
PI.asanr entertainment.

Last evening the ladies Of the Unitarian
Church gave very enjoyable entertain
ment ia the Household OF Faith Churci
building. The programme included
reading by Miss Gertrude Harlow, sing
log by Miss Katie Currinder, tambou
rine drill by party Of young ladies IL
brilliant costumes and series of very
pretty tableaux. The entertainment con
cluded with dramatlzed version Of Pal.
mer Cox's Brownies. The Juveniles wer'
shown at school, at q feast in toy shop
and ended With clever burleeque on thu
Tuesday Club.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

a lot Of wine, . lot Of beer;
haneful iiquora arc sold hnro.
lAnk OF whiskoy, eaEk Of Rln,
neoapter Of ale with porter and brandy.
Emcecy - large ~ you pieAse and handy.
fetr and pure, snd gou'n find,
6epiei customers 90 gentle and kind.
Robbie when thoy have taken enough
lns,srnaily Of tae common stun.
Jsdish with hsadsche and fuli OF ,ut,
kseping their coats With the elbows vut.
Lot Of boots without heoiH or toes;
Many ofthe men with broken nose,
ntufsr when In the gustsr lying,
gpsefyatof on you with dslirium dying.
Plenty Of men cufsing and swearing,
q terraces Of action BY evil daring.
~ member tho old men work 10 strife,
80 mAny OF the young men TRAD OF life,
Toll Of these fofiorn hopeI ana lives,
Unable 70 support homes end wives;
vain 10 tho mffcry 10 many unfold,
Wade through hcasts not yet unfold;
Examples Of ncbiiity IL sore disgrace,
hearninE your mothers with avsrtsd fscs,
zeAiously pleading for one who dissipatss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Yesterday while standing In front Of
Ainsoow's restaurant the horses attach.
Cd 10 the cArr age Of William DuPont
became frightened and ran away. The
carriage and harness were wrecked by
Q oolliAion with the farm wagon OF IF.
Foreman. The runaway team was
caught 81 Ninth and shiDley streets
and taken 70 Whiteman's Avery stable.
Eoreman's horse had Its right leg ont
but was not seriously injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Last night the purchasers OF tickets
for the Orphans Fair were each given
. check bearing . number In the
nightly drawings for prizes. Last
night the successful number was forty.
sfx, and the holder 10 entitled 10 . hand.
some lamp ON presenting the check at
81. Peters table. The drawings will
eonttne for several nights. The general
distribntlon Of pEizes will begin early
next weak.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
warren Exs,b,,,on.

The second monthly exhibition OF the
Warren Athletic Club was given 1t Its
rooms, No. ala French street, last even
ing. There were exercises on the fyiug
rings. parallel bars. tumbllpg, eto. An
exhibition Of club swinging Was given
BY John Mccoy, . high jump Of 5 ieet
Va tnches was made by George Hep
bron, and q kick feet inches high
by George Dillman. There was also q
light weight tug OF war.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
x&zlCns.
a TO Neal Estate Owners,

4, 40 tenants composing my rent-roi
IN the wear issd have WITH rev cAeerpuolm.,sf
M and taking care of the properly, theic ,
mar1lug thc owner with greatly Increased
Enue AZ well m myself for the special care
hf election OF my tenants, rs eAch QUE
4 Esn,erty o. ners who have heretofore
4 moved With bad trnants and loss OF
HI save money by Adoptlng better plan
twnloylng COMPETENT and expenvna,e,i <,
s,,,ty wears of study and practical ex-
~, in general eonyevanelnR sud real ess
H,n.,tere. ! do not hesitate To hot myself
md qualified for renting aud mAnsK.
.nsrs for tirposlng Of property.
GEUB6k u. MA8ns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Tbs aged mother OF Michael Gala
Cher Of Riaipg Sun fell ON she Toe In
'front.' Of Michasi Donahoe's shoe store,
No. 1908 Scott street. yesterday after
noon, and broke her thigh. She was
taken into the store and DR.. Wales
summoned, who reduced the fracture
and teok the injured woman home.
An smploye OF the Mccullough Iron
Company named George Dawson, yea
terday afternoon, fell on the 10y pave.
meut on East Seventh street. His liz
was badly cut by striking against the
lamp post. DR.. Cantwell sewed mp the
wound.
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Philadelphia. Wilmington q b
timore Railroad.

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Trains Will leave Wilmington ~ follow
Is SO va ~ w. ' h IS Il II 81 !. M, i 8
4 * 4 < "a sas lo~ a.
az II g, ii 81 a. M, i %, 81. go 7& ani
Accomnedation, go, 700 zo6. si1 Io8a.
nj 2s4 %. "a : 20, and 10 % .. m.
New York, 2o6, ~ 40 6ss o. SO, 10 o.
a a. M .2.zs %, az. 8 "A, ga, 7oS, ant
For West Chester. via LAmokin. 10 srt
Por N NJ; ~ a a1,aa 10o ?: m; ,..,,.
Baltimore and intermsdiste q stations Al 10 IL.
'i Ba iii aoS a aud q B Bay ri Line, 71pm
baltimore and Washington, rs, 146 SN
Y, and Ilo,a, M. Y %, Il IL, 2 Il, al. ID,
Trains Tor Delaware Division leave for,
y New DAsile, W. s S M, 1864 2Sh sE,
Seaford (express), 3 50 p. m.
Harrington Detmar, and way stations. 90
Esp Exp i 4 Harrington, 50 p. m. Wa,
E ap!ess ( .or i Dover. Harrington. and Del
Franklin city, 9 ooa. m,
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort. andEorfoik, II oS Night.
Leave PhilAdelphia, Broad Street, for VII
mington lexpressl. 1928, 3 20. 4 %, M, cid
y 70 y IS y b5a. H., 2o2, sol, 4o2, 4aG 60s
D q, 6M. 657, II 20 D, m.
accommodation, 800, 10 Is a. M, LIS, .. %
q, All. S2 IS 1a0s 10 10 and ii a D. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl, 200. asa, az,
10, 30, II 81 q. M, 22i, b24 and 7 co n. m.
Accom- odation- is a. M, 210, rs, lIn
lbeo, ~, and 10 % y. m.
For Chester (express), 7 IS. 0 10. IL 81 . m.
AecommodatiUn, SHAM, IL 10. ] Is. 10
For New xork (erpress), 90, asa, Z 20, us
Is IL 81 a. m, 22, Sz4. g %, %. and 100
For West Chester, via Lamokin. SIS a. IN.
and SIP m.
Fer Cape 4 Charles, Old Point Comfort. an,
For New Castle, Middletown, Clayton
Doygr. feiton; Hsrrington, Seaford, Laurel
Baltimore aud Washington, I.28, 446 SEA
| " a. M, l2cd, % ~, and IS D. m. Baltl
more, 9 % and y $p. N.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street. for WI
A. NJ, sos, 8. 81 and II. % p. M.
Accommodation y. S6, 10. Is A. NJ, Il, as 2.Dg
10. 10. s, IS and II. ~ +. NJ.
For further Information, passengers are re
| ferred to the ticket office at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited exprest
upon which extra fare is charged.
CHAs, E. PUGH, j. r. WOOD
Il GENERAL manager eneral PASSENGER Agi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
a Brook ,n GIRL Killed wnne Coast

tuMs
A spedAl despatch from Holyoke
Mass, saty: I'm o coRsting accident
last evening Mise Eugenie Pentland, OF
Brooklyn, N. T., was killed, The
street through which the slide ruue Is
fully mite loug aud crosses ut least
twenty STREETS from the top to the end.
Tbs doube ripper contained the I'm
lucky number thirteen when the start
was made from the top Of the hill. The
boys and ftrls on the slide were OF all
ages from 10 rs. Tho boy who steer.
cd wns ah,uG IL When about half q
milo dowDtns hill he saw . team com
tuR ngRinlt him, He endeAvorec tC
nvold the sam and ran right into tel
earaph pee. He jumped of and 90.
capped with broken leg. The second
seat on the sled was occupied By Mis-
Pentland. She was instantly killed
The occupants OF the next SIX seatu
were bruised and scratched more or LEES
but 1t Is th,ught now all will recover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
OUR NEW BIZ Nd.

Dennison d Peach have lust resolved sIlot
Of fine ToR diroot from china; 1t 10 pure
Qlenroy. u. Dennison, uncle OF san mel
]. Dennison, Of the firm Of Dennison d
Peach. has contracted with that firm TO SUP.
son has been an Importer direct from China
from ~ years. He says Tea Ia extremely
healthy All his life IN China he mover saw
. Ohinaman take drink Of water, and they
all live % great age. He cent 0 resefpt
says II will take our customers fancy right
away II 90 and 60 cents pound, VIII have
1t Saturday, It'll. 100 and iol East 6th street,
tA-ats DWNNTSDN q PEAOH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

t0TIOE-THE ANNUAL NESTING
Of tho ''Fafmsrs' Mutual ftre tnsuf.
Company OF the state Of Delaware
IN hsid At the otiice OF the company on
&day, January .. less. ~ ~ o'clock n.m.,
.rve three yeart will DO held, and ono
n Interest on ell deposit notes VIII Dc
MA six per cent interest on AL
[pcu amounting 70 ~ and upwardl
m naii 70 memeers. rbe agents OF the
eany are autnoyiS ID 90 receive tho dues
! members and - pay them their inter
yIUTuR Dup tIrT, President.
A. LAMoTTH, sec and Treasurer:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

sPAnrAnpuRo, -
oentlemen-For twenty yellI
been SOWING p y , wors enes X. y r. had
whom ! had eonauited were unable 70 40
ns f apf 4 ssos s ~, fsli year $40 besan
and Il became more viruient Ian eve ever sof e
that should leave on the medicine, per,
months the sore was entirely healed. Think.
nv mat the evil was out OF my constitution
~, ! le y Off, oa the mediclnei but IN November
appeared. at once began again on s. b 81.
s and now ~ that 4 also disappearing. ! have
scSa S sa a IL sse SO, I sss done moIs
zines ever took. Yours truly,
o-., winston, n. c.. April i2, 1851.
-, Sentlemen-fwo or three years ago can
quite arse Il wore on Ne sS Sna srew sen &c q
b esan r cor very q RoSr Last sc sePs%ssr
tinned to the present I'm. WIN wiz, ~ nave con,
result The cancer has entirely disappeered.
there being no evidence or symptom d d
Rso5 ss, ShsTacter left Sensrai health
IA oeen In years am q years old, and
today ! am working in theineid planting
eoIh Tours truly. JONAS LIMEBAcri.
so Ge at..i Ind q sore on my upper lip
tempted IN vain to heal ii. one .ssrn -s, ~:
small siel for Ayneed1ess 10 say that II ana
me no good. About two years ago I became
quite uneasy, as people thought had a can
Ger, and took course OF eighteen bottles
Of s. s, 8. The result has been q complete
cure. The ulcer or cancer healed beautiful
u, leaving scarcely perceptlhle scar From
that day have been In excellent health, the
Specific having purined my blood thorough
~. increased my appetite and perfected my
digestion. In q word, / feel like new
is gone entirely. Yours sincerely,
MIS- W. p. CANNON
Trenton, Todd Co., KY. Feb. %, 1881.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
Hses THE SWIFT SpEcIpIc Co.,
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ca
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Last evening FIRE broke out IN this
basement Of Ksrn's bakery ON Church
street between Seventh and Eighth
streets. An alarm was struck FROM boz
No. 10 and the department responded,
Their services were mot needed 90 the
hre was put sut with n few bucketa Of
water.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

A capital Instance OF what may be
accomplished BY women, where there ID
10 will, 10 illustrated by The case OF an
elderly person who, unable 70 do much,
was pleased that the 'hAlf loAfp miaht
be increased By raising herbs In small
garden space. A little outlay was
necessary ct first, for plouahiug, dress
Ing and the like, but afterward all was
clear proft. The herbs were sold some
In the green state and more, after being
thoroughly dried, In punches.
An energetic w0msns living not moro
than ten miles from Boston, was the
|oriRinAtor OF one Of the finest milk
routes In the vicinity. The beginning
was small, bat belug willing Co work
hard, early and late, success came 10
her. During the hrat ak months after
her scheme was put into operation, che
drove tbs milk wagon herself, assisted
By one email boy. Now her barns are
large, well allied, the property managed,
her route conducted By faithful man,
found only after careful search. She
does much OF the feeding, and all the
docsoring OF her stock, and woe bs.ide
the man on her premises who mAltrehts
or allows m animal 10 present any but
% smooth, shining coat. Every branch
OF the business Is directed by this
woman, whose belief 10 "that clsanit.
mesa and good milk bring successful rs-
turns" Many weary hours Of labor
aud study after the days work was
done have oiled her life; but instead of
growing hard and coarse her whole
being betokens that womanly courage
always ready TO meet the hard, trou.
blous phases OF life without flnchipe.
Now since some have suocaeded why
cannot more women ct least make an
attempt to follow pursuits which will
hdniit OF less cramped living than thot o
which one must adopt n city life to
chosen 1t tho hsit sign OF misfortune,
Again, Why may not farmors' daugh
ters, dissatisfied with the meanre allow
ence doied out 10 them, try some home
staying means Of helping them sslves. !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
BALrIMoRE q ONO RAILnoAu
sohEpHLB IN ErHEUr, Nov. 70. iss.
trains leave DoiAwAre Avenue Depot

WESr-BOUMH,
ohicago q Pittsburg, limited, dAilyT 90
Arrives Chicago S.60 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, dAHy,
except Sundays.............. Q. =
oinoinnAdASt.L ouis, aim daily II. 10 A. y
Arrives uinctnnAu T.as A. n. %. Loua
eco P. M. next day.
baltimore Acoommod alton, daily, . a. D, \
Chicago and St Louis Empress,
sinsoIly Accommodate daily, fSo q. n
Singerly Accommodation, daily,
ToKIANDskHiiEiiRsiai,, is 4. M.s 81 Z s
only. 1880 .. m. and 2h p. m. daily
except Sunday. . 90 D. m. daily.
Trains leAye Market street station:
Fer Philadelphia 2 So D. m. daily, excepa
sunday. FOR Baltimore ass p. nj
iAily. except Sunday. rcf I.andenDsrr
a.6o ane 1850 A. M. and Iss ?. M. dAiiJ,
sxcepf SUNDAY; als D. IN. Sunday only
80 p. NJ, daily.
The 1880 3. N. train connects at Ear
function with Cincinnati and st. L.ouii
through express, daily, except Sunday. Tbs
so p. m. connects with Chicago and st
Louis express daily.
Trains FOR Nilmington-Leayc PhiIadsl
phla. daily, - %, o. Is. 90, so. 50 Q. M, Is
Aso, 4 30, sLuo. s8p. Lao. aIo 10 90 D, u.
Daily, oxospt Sunday, J.lA q. m, ia.el
noon, Ad.1h, IL 90 D. m.
Expross trAinss
". n. ULEMENTB, q. 4. LORD.
Manager. 0en1 Pass. Axaai
TeicDhOua No. 1na.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

nh A In hpN Its cAaBeh, and new and
HEAT ~ EDD suooessfuIOURE at your
leown home ~ one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated BY most OF the ne.
self In three 1onths. and since then hun.
drede Of others. Fun particulars sent on 40.
ptieation. T. 8. PAqR, No. Il west sist
ST. New YORK Ott1. ootle-tu, u, sA-ems
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
sOPOsALs.

Aposlls viii be rscaived BY the Com nit.
III building and around Of the Trustees
IL Poor, for removing me smallpox nos.
q and farm house 70 point near the
+pad, FOR ioining the Two bu ildings AMI
II them up properly for smallpox cases.
. Tor pr Jpoials 80 bald wooden barracks
4 tho present SIN Allpox hospitals and plans
! made By said c5mmittoe. can DO seen
IL office Of the Trustees ofthe Poor, No.
] ost Six b etTeet. Wilmington. on Fri.
EVENING next 1t Z 30 o'clock.
WILLIAM h. MOONY,
n Chairman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Il Hurnou the Laugh on tho emnrt Brother
From the Philadelphia Times.
A funny thing happened on Chestnut
street on Tuesday. A handsomely
dressed young lady was walking along
rather hurriedly below Tenth Through
the coll Of hair on the back Of her head
was cArelessly thrust o very pretty
miniature dagger, made Of silver, one
OF the present fashions OF the sex. Be-
hind the lady walked . young man
whose eyes rested upon the dagger from
time to time. As they approached
Ninth street the young man stepped
Iquiekly up and dsew the dagger from
the lady'a hair. She did not notice It,
but policeman did, and his brawpy
band came down upon the young mans
shoulder just as he was putting the
dagger IN bis pocket.
.'oh, its all right" said he; "she's
my sister"
''I'll AJAX her." replied the onicer; and
be hurried after the lady. the young
man With him. Having oveFtaken her,
the youth explained the matter and
asked his sister 70 tell the offioer what =
stupid mistake he had made. The lady
appeared for : moment to be Devil.
derodi then In q freezing tone she eAid I:
himi"
The dagger having been returned 10
her, abe walked quickly down the
street, whilo the ofiicer conducted the
young man by way Of SAMSON street to
she atation. An hour later he was re-
leased, when there was q big laugh ell
around Mt the neat manner In which
she eister had turned the joke on the
DfotheE--in which lauab. hoWever Lha
BROTHER did net join.
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- a
YIllEND.

tilnEfD.
CENTRAL NATIONAL Bank OF
MILHIEeToN, Dea. al, 1857.
! Hoard OF lirectGrb have this DAY DO
y . dividend OF Three Per Gent for this
liz months, payable on and after the
bay Of January, 1883.
JOHN PEOPLES,
&lpt cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
For This Week Only.

Before taking stock we will offer goods
40 per cent. below cost, as we must close
them out for alteration.
Mems good evening suits, former price
IS; now IS rs.
Mems good Sunday suits, former price
IL; now S7.47.
Elegant overcoats, former price $3.50
now u 80.
A fine beaver overcoat, former price SIS;
now $3.50.
Boys good suit, former price 90 5oi
now 1878.
Fine boys suit, former price $40; now
1857. Elegant black wofsted Prince Al
bert suits at 50. Good children's suits,
former price $3.50; now Sl.07. Elegant
Sunday children's suits, former price
s4.50; now S2,75. Mems pants sold at 81,
now S1.15. Mems good Sunday pants,
former price $3.50; now s2.l5. Children's
pants % cents. Also other bargains
which Il will pay you to see at the great
downtown Bargain Store,
8. W. COR. sND g. MARKET SITS,
|R. w. WOLTERS.
d7-Im
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sherman Saved Joe Jeasrson's Lifs.
rev Y ork sun.


sherman Saved Joe JeRsrson's Lifo.
rev York sun.
Two plainly dressed men stood n ihe
clerks desk In the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night Every body recognised them,
for the names and faces are familiar
every whore. Tho one waa tail and
erect, with grizzled beard, old derby
bat, and carelessly arranged uecktie.
the other was smooth. faced, with reau
lar features, merry sparkling eyes, and
jet black hair combed to points that
project over his ears. They we're VIM
reoumseh Sherman and Joe Jefferson.
The actor. They were chatting aally
and evidently enjoying themselves The
famous soldier and osculator was tell.
idg atories. Turning to third party II
the group he said: Zone OF the most
valthn achievements OF my life. which
1 look back TO with unsiloyed pleasure,
was the saving Of Joe's life. Il OCCUR.
red last summer.
1--WE were both In the parlor up-tairs
talking 10 some ladies. Joe had TO leave
early, and excused himsslf. After he
went out noticed bundle OF manu-
script on the floor. I thought st first n
belonged 10 me, but finding mine cafe /
hurried out TO the elevator after Joe.
But he had gone down BY way OF the
atairs. hAlioed Joe, Joe,' but ne did
not hear me. ! ran down after him two
steps ct time. l finally caught up
with him, and handing him the manu-.
script, said: Here. Joe. you've forgot
ten something
"a serious expression spread over his
face - he took II and said in lremuIous-
y solemn and impressive voice; N.Y.
heavens, you've saved my lifei'
1T WAS his autobiography, whiuh he
was engaged upon at the time"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Eminent physicians recommend Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Ayers A,manac. at your
druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
BEE HIVE"
800 Market Street.

Our great Mark
Down sale is in full
blast. The new
prices tell their own
story. ( 1t seems
useless for us to
quote a long string
of goods marked
down one half, as
you wont believe it.
So we simply say
if you are looking
for real bargains, il
you Will Visit the
beehive you will
find them.
We have made
sweeping reductions
in every department.
especially in coats
and dress goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

oHEAP AND UPON EASY TERMS
No. ell Van Baren street.
No. 1901 West stftet.
These houses have reoms. BATH and othss
Eos. I'll. as, cis.si and sis Dslswars ave.
nue..
January and all eonveniencest desirADly and
COW eniently located. with 'front.' and sids
Nos. ITO, i222. izgi, izzs and izso west
strest, rooms and bath.
mos. 1901, 1908 1905, 1907, 1909. Toll, 1cia
and 1918 Wcst Eighth street.
These hou ies are now and nearly finished,
with ali the late improvements, and located
in rapidly improving nsfghpofnood, with
front and side yards.
No. 1910 Trenton rlnoe, . rocms. bath, etc
No. eib LINCOLN strsst, Rooms and bath,
No, 2ii Wet Front street
Nos. COS and eio Madison street
No. l2i0 King street. rooms and bath.
Nos. ii2s, il7l, lizs and iiss Poplar street
No; iiso. iisa, iiss and iiss wsinu,s,rsss
Nos. iao4, ,sos. lsos. 1919, INA. ins ana
1915 walnut street; sropms and bath.
y. q. corner Beach ana FRANKLIN streets;
BuiidinE lists in eastern and western part
VI 0''s' H yYpxiU4usrus Msc auLLsY,
d0-et-WhhA No. eot Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

VyALUABLE REAL BsrATE FOR
improved land belonging 70 the estate OF
the late James white. This land, which q
very desirable In evsyy particular and
worthy the attention Of capitalists, being
bulldog lots; location hiKh and healthy.
with building site on II, mot surpassed 10
DolawAre), on the Kennstt pike. miles
from Wilmington, and within 8 minutes
rida or 10 minutes Walk from Gfeenviiie
station, on the Wilmington d rerthern n.
X. Is sounded BY lands Of Henry DUPONT
DEBORAH Ia WHITE,
maxi ANNA q. WAITE.
di0 was I'm ExAcutrix.
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|Eorlor HorIoE.

kOrlUH NDTIOE.
FIRsT NATIONAL BAEE,
SnEaTuE. 1 II iaecsmbsr 10. 1857. I
&cr Is hereby given that the snnual meet
XAhe slock holders of this bank Will be
Of January. iSs, between the hours
4 p. m, nor the purpose Of sl.cung
Pck LOldtfs 20 serve As directors the en-
bar. GO. ID. ARMBfkONa,
Cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Inc 10 YEARS EXPERIENUE
, collecting rents and mhnak ing
latta, oiAtm TO render tho most suo
lnd 8atisfaetury eerviso In that DE.
D. WILLIAM ]. FISHER, oltk
Huett ia I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

NOR ssLE-A FINE FAKm or n
Il acres, miles from WILMINGTON, with.
in 10 minutes' walk OF Wooddale. or MT.
Cuba station on the IsAndonbcfR ofanoh o.
the b h o., newly fenced; good house and
barn. large carriage house with KranAry
overhead, good orchard, land fins quality,
good spring house with o never falling
spring; . more desirable track farm cannot
DO found. For further Information call on
or address JOAN NJ. PfLE,
is.otd-ltWs Ma Cuba P.O., lei.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hAVIpu
leir own oloth can have II cut and
Rlth best trimmings; guaranteed.
Ioikmsnthip and Q good rtting suit
10 OF garment, for only IS, at sot W.
lsIfseL lS-etS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

$50 GIRLS WAN1Ep

XXyANTED--rO SEAL, ONE 0 II. p.
w Upright boiler and 4 II. p. Upright
engine, In good order; sold only on account
OF bsinR too small for the partiss'ipofeAaing
business; will 30 sold cheap. Gall or address
WALKER q ELLIOrr, engineers and ma.
ohinists. Wilmington, Del. d2l2st
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

FINE STORE AT
last seventh street. splendid To-
A TalchihR market trade only one
.hl'Y street. Two large show VIM
heulhic possession. Apply to W.
seNtHlh and Market stteets. j3.8t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

ENr-rwo STORES, WITH
Ing, on Market street, and drug
Nelliug, all dein1 Good businsss.
|asa farm. HktI. W. BRIG tit,
streot, VII. Del. d2eti
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

mingIon (expressl. l225. 90, 72, III. BIT
y 20 4 IS L s5a: ~, 2o2 sol. Ace. 4sO, 50i
Accommodation, $40, 10 Is a. M, LIZ q n
q, 46. "a s IS 1aos 10 10 and ii a D, m.