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Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
THIRD EDITION.
A Trial that rnded In SMOKE.

For nearly two hours thls forenoon the
hearing In the case OF Leila Wilson,
charged with keeping house OF as-
signation at No. 3ll Orange street, where
young girls were ruined, occupied the
time OF the court
Lucy Piettyman, the first witness
upon the stand, told tue same story oil
being at the house on Sunday night, De-
tober Is, with Edward Mccarthy that
she told more than a week ago when
McGarrity was held under O., 900 for
court to answer for harboring girls under
10 years OF age for immoral purposes.
That evidence has already been given.
III. ii. Ward, Esq, counsel for Lila
Wilson discredited tho testimony of
Lucy PrettJman by a number OF wit
nesses.
Kate c. Worth and Mary Dougherty
testified that Lucy told Mc6arrity that
she was lI-years. old. and that her repu-
tation for truth and veracity was bad.
Kate Worth said that Mccarthy had left
the girl Prettyman and that she said she
would Fix him for Il. 1t was also put
in evidence that Lucy told other parties
that she was not at Leila Wilson's house
that night.
Hannah NJ. Eields, a dressmaker and
relative of Lucy Prettyman, testified that
Lucy's reputation for truth and veracity
was very bad aud that she had forbidden
her to come about her house.
Mrs. Anna Il. Walls testified that she
WAS very intimate with Mrs. Wilson,
they Visiting back and forth every day OF
two. Mrs. Walls stated that she and
her husband were at Mrs. Wilson's
house, No. 81 Orange street, on Sunday
evening, October -. from o'clock until
1870 OF night. took supper there, read
books aud papers, and when they left to
go home, MI. Walls assisted Mrs. w lson
to shut the shutters.
During that night nobody WAS let ln
the house. james Walls, the husband,
corroborated his wife's testimony in 0y-
cry particular. On Sunday night, the
10Th oi October, Mr. and Mrs. Walls
were again both at Mrs. Wilson'S house
and nobody WAS let in that night.
City Solicitor Turner sgaln called Lucy
Prettymsn aud placed her upon the
stand. when In reply 10 his questions she
said she was positive that she was at the
house on the 18th Of October In the eve
| ming.
City Solicitor Turner said the fact was
that the first time Lucy Prettyman was
n the house was two weeks before the
18th of October, but she has seen proper
to tell another story. Under the circum-
stances he shou Il be doing a great injus-
lice TO Mrs. Wilson to ask that sue be
he'd to answer.
Judge Ball. iu dismlsslng the case, said
that 1t Involved the re-opening OF the
case against Edward McGarrity. who
was In New Castle Jail under 81, 600 bail
under the same evidence of, red by Lucy
Preltyman at the present trial.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
Tho Young NIeu'sCIu,,

The Young Men Republican tlub viii
mold the annual election for officer, u'i
evening to serve during the ensuing ys sI
The polls will be open at the club Ian.
from to 10 O'Clock, and as ,here a.,
three Tickets In tho field the contest vii
no doubt be spirited.
One OF tue tickets is as follows; Pts.,
dent. Samuel NJ. Knox; vice prssld,s,
Thomas Holt; treasurer, William II, Pier
son; financial secretary, Ferris (iileo IA
cording secretary, Lambert ]. Foulg. can
responding secretary, Robert j. Jnun
Jr. marshal, w. q. Mahafy.
Another reads: President, Samuel NJ
Knox; vice president. Thomas Ilglt
treasurer, J. Eldrldge Pierce, nnnrc,,
secretary. Frank w. Pierson; rc.ntlu,
secretary, Alfred Il. Jones; corresponding
secretary, Frank Wooley; marsha, "
q. MahEfy.
The third ticket reads; President. A.
N. Knox; vice president, Thomas HOE
treasurer, J. Eldridge Pierce; rocordrs
secrotary, l.. j. Foulk; CORRESPONDING
secretary, Roberto. Jump. Jr, financial
secretary, Ferris Giet; marshal. VIC
Mahaiiy.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

A temperance mass meeting on the
gospel temperance plan will be he'd at
Asbury NJ. +. Church lhi, friday even.
ing at 80 o'clock. II 10 proposed to or
ganize Church Temperance Society to
aid In the more stringent enforcement OF
existing laws on the question, to assist in
saving the fallen aud 10 educate the
young in principles of sobritty and viz.
tue. Alfred Gawthrcp Esq, and George
w. Todd, Esq, are expected to address
the meeting. The pastor Of Asbury aud
others Will take part In the proceedings
There is need Oi greater energy, enthu-
tiasm and perseverance, on the part OF the
temperance workers OF our city. The
churches have not measured up to their
oppoIlu titles in This mighty conflict. Let
the organization In Asbury DO but the be
ginning OF n combined effort among all
our churches, Protestant aud Catholic,
10 stay the advancement OF this great foe
OF religion ard civilization. All persons
interested in this reform, and who desire
mora aggressive warlate against rum
are invited 10 Asbury, Third and Wal
nut, tonight.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
Indicted for Murder,

YOUNGSTOWN. Pa, Dec 8 Tile G-a
woman ever to be indicted Tor murder 10
montgomery county was so indIrlrl to.
day by the grand Jury. The woman d
Annie Charms, OF Potts,own. WHO 4
charged, with John Kendarosch, will
numbering her husband on the nj. 1t o.
November % ut their home in Pott.loWa
John Charms. tho woman's husbati
was found dead on the morning Of No
venber y, hanging to a pos. Of bis vi
AS lie was 4 plralytic aud could no; "a
his arms or hands II was impossible Il
believe that he lad taken his own lilo
Mrs. Charms aud john KcniarOsch
who, II is alleged, hal been intimate
were suspected OF the murder and we1
arrested. MTs. Charms has three cll
dren in prison with her, the youngest
being not . weeks did The Trial viii
probably be postponed to q later Term u
court.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

"A Dark Secret" will be the attraction
at the Opera House the frat three nights
Of next week. The play Is said to be .
good one, and has been presented In New
York, Philadelphia and other surround
ing cities to good houses. The feature OF
the piece Is q large tank OF water, In
which there 10 a real tugboAt, rowbosts
and sailboats gliding up and down the
stream. Edward Hsnlan, who was at
one time champion sculler OF world, VIII
be seen in bis racing shell. II you wish
to see u good show do not fail TO attend.
Hoyts "Hole in the Ground" will FOL.
low "a Dark Secret" at the Opera
House, the Last three nights OF next week.
This Is said TO be an xceeiingly funny
piece, produced by strong company. II
you wish to procure q sure cure for the
blues go witness this comedy.
The hessrs. Proctor and 5oulier have
procured an excellent show for Christ.
mas. 1t is that famous company OF com.
edians, tile Hanlons These people need
no recon- mendstion to Wilmington thea
ire goers, as they have been here before.
They will be greeted by packed house.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

The ST. Augustine a stern wheel
steamer built for the Jacksonville, Tampa
and Key West Railroad Company was
launched from the Pussy & Jones Com.
panys ways yesterday shortly before
u on. The ST. Augustine is the day boat
to run opposite to the night boat st.
sebastian launched about three weeks
ago. The new vessel is no feet long, "A
feet beam and -! feet depth oil hold.
Yhe vessel VIII b. driven by one tandem
engine and will he used gen
erail y as a freight boat.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

About sixty young folks connected
with the Lower Biandywue Prcsbyte.
Ran Church met at the residence OF
Frederick Kla'r, and proceeded In a
body TO Tho parsonage in order 10 sur.
pIise the pastor, Rev. James 4. Marshall,
and present TO him a handsome set OF
silytr-mounted harness, which had been
purchased for the occasion. The pastor
acknowledged the surprise as an agree
alle one, us the gilt was highly accept
able one which lie would prize greatly.
After playing a Number OF games the
guests we've Invited 10 a table loaded
with fruit, cakes anil other good things,
10 which ample justice was done by ali
At seasonsble hour the friends repaired
TO their respective homer, wishing the
pastor many pleasant surprises, and that
his new h ,rness w'll render lis carriage
rides In every way pleasant.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Eden Lodge, No. "a, /. o. o. f., with
banners flying aud led BY baud oil
music. marched up to their new hall las
night aud took possession. The occasion
was the 2ist anniversary OF the lodge.
About $50 members we're prescott, and
with them were number of visitors from
sister lodges, and some came from st..
Georges, Newark, N. j.. Chester aud
West Chester. During the evening
twenty new members were initiated.
Deputy Grand Master E. W. Jester, OF
St. Georges. Del, on behalf Of National
Lodge Of that place, presented Eden
Lodge with q handsomely bound bible
The bible was received on behalf OF Eden
Lodge by Past Grand E. W. Pyle. The
Rev. l.. Z. Barrett, pastor Of st. Paul's
NJ. u. Church, AID Past Grand Spencer
made brief addresses.
A bountiful collation. was served In the
banquet room, first floor. A number Of
ladies waited upon the table
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Star OF Bethlehem Lodge, No. s97, a.
U. o. OF o. r., celebrated lis forty .second
anniversary last night In Institute Hall.
The lodge made very credltAble street
parade before going TO the hail. Rev. j.
Hudson Rlddick. OF Philadelphia, deliv-
cred an Interesting address on "The
Devil on a Rampage" The lodge was
presented with handsome silk banner,
Mrs. Eliza Frazer making the p,esenta.
tion speech and Rev. B. +. Cbippey &C.
cepllng 1t on behalf Of the lodge. A
handsome bible was also presented by
the sister lodges of the city, Rev. J. n.
Rddick making the presentation speech
aud w. NJ. Vincent, OF Bethlehem Lodge,
the reception speech. Following the
presentations a reception was held and
dancing WAS kept up until early this
morning. The following lodges were
represented: Unity Lodge, No. Ill, OF
Philadelphia; Radiant Star, No. 1873, Of
Chester; Kadesh BsrUea Lodge, No.
1852, of Newark; Wilmington, No. 145o,
Brandywlne, No. 1905, both Of Whining.
ton; Laurel, No. 1913, and Thomas Gar
rett, No. 1923, OF Milford; john +.
Slater, No. 256l, Of Smyrna.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
FIFTH EDITION


stu the merry dance go,.
opera House In aid of the bsi," AZ tn
pital, and neither the dan,s, ,"afe Hos
usI.ors grow weary OF tho grand sn,
.ainmenc The tableau last IIgi1 ",s'
'pmns anu beautiful as un,n f
nrst night The court lester r a u
comichi as ever. The mlrehlb,.
snow oall dancers and the Swis. i. W. va
with their tall hats nodlng In nut .
anu the gypsies, with their ,smhar ,''.h
piight with metsl AID stream M, ' ''p
ribbons. never fail TO d ligbt thu . "'u
The Tyrolean dancers vera fla
upon the floor, and popular hs"p ni
shown by loud applause. Jhs 4, wa
song, by Miss Lilly Jack. ON. w. a i.h
with great outbutst OF hand clan,,,,..l'
ihe mower dancers odtdd thet.'ir..
sni the voting shows the poonIat l ,,ga
In which they are held. Storm ~ ~
storm oil applause greeted them.
Inc snowfall dancers carried ,I..,..
thusiasm to the highest pitch and lran'%,
out Tor themselves well merite1 rr,'ll
The Turkish dance aud the r,,.,i ~,
dios followed. The BOYS dld ha, - ''l
night. The bright, rollIeklng nr,
closed the performance. Il was ~ r ,
SPIRITED performance OF the evening.
tonight WIZ be big night, ana wn
In dude tho following. "' -"
laoieau aud march, miuuet T,rolea,
dance, roses and tho bees. The Sui,
dancerf, the French mazda and Ne py's
dance. ~"
The bulletin board last night was con
stAntly surrounded by an anxious thron,
70 see how the voting went GU. Oyr
5000 votes have already been cast ,ni
as tho polls will close to- tight an KEN
Ing time is expected. '"
When the polls closed last nIght tn
vote stood as follows: The flower daurs
$50; Rypsies, 7s9; the French m,ll. III
German haryesters. 900; royal m.lii.,
1885, snow balls. 4O7; the Tyrolesc l.,.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
Read and Remember.

No fancy prices but fancy goods These goods which we
offer you tomorrow practically worth double the amount
and offering them still cheaper than jobbng prices
quickmoving stock is the delight of shoedealer and
to have this he must keep profitable stock.
We carrying in stock line Ladies' Gents
and Youths fine Shoes which must be sold Immediately re-
CARELESS of cost The Boston Branch No. W. Second St.
has hand the largest line of goods conceded to
the finest and most elegant placed at the disposal of the
pubcn thscty such prices Remember not ato be at
hssale tomorrow will effect great saving of money Our
goods what recommend They made from solid
leather and by purchasing your shoes at the Boston Branch
you will not be cheated by the many limitations footwear
If you do not want to purchase, just and examine
our goods compare prices with the Gods. Come and
astonish yourselves.
Our business is not like others in the city tower above
although the oldest shoe.deaers of this town. now oId fog
les pass store backward and forward day by day. and
say our prices so low, cannot exist We will al
ways continue the same and they will fall away the poll
ticans in the Presidential Campaign
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

l.. W. Stidham " Bon, auct'onaes'oli
at public sale on Thursday, the frn Il
Emily Leach, situated on the M'lsh roil.
Brandywine Hundred, Containing v
acrel aud 10 perches. to lssac Ht9sMl
for 800. 80 per acre. The personal FFJP
erty was also sold, as follows liotie
sliS; COW, $40; bay, $40 per toni ioili,
~ cents per bunilei corn, 81 cents Fei
bushel.
l.. w. stiiham & Son, auc'lonser', a''o
sold at public sale for the Hlhm ahefa
5. w. McCAulley, attorney, IA ID fil'
tainiug Is acres. situated HoW .laBGt
mill, Brauiywlnc Hundred, 70 L1aD
Palmer for Il, 503.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

CARE MAY, Dec. 5.-C1lunel IT, W.
Sawyer has In his employ As cook oOI'
ored woman, Mrs. Maria CA.mil lie, Wa
was born OF slave pAreul- sHl Has 5rfa'
rated from her mother BY the latie.'s =.
ing sold when she was but | month Oh,
She 10 now 81 years Of age and has Is;
heard of the whereabouts OF her motei
and family for tho first time. She hI
been making strenuous efforts to disc yfi
them for several years, and received To-
day letter in reply 10 an adTgr smcal
inserted by her in q Rlcamold, Va,
paper, informing her that they we're ass
and well and living in Richmond, Ma
CnlmIkle is very happy at the dac'TerL
aud Will soon visit them.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
FOURTH EDITION


Mrs. Walter Reed, No. 1913 West
Fourth ttreet, loat a valuable bracelet at
the corner OF Fourth and Monroe streets
yesterday afternoon.
II you want good sweet potatoes that
are not lrosl-bitten go 10 Smeltz q Co,
Is K. 4th street. They put them up Tor
the winter, and you run no risk of get
ting bad ones.
class billiard table for 500, which
originally cost SOD, should address
"Billiard," REPUBLICAN, Office.
Miles Clark, of Delaware City, ia be.
lieved to be recovering from q severe
attack OF sickness.
George. son OF VIM. A. Price, OF Della.
ware City, Is suffering from a severe at
tick OF typhoid lever.
John Hinsley, for sone time engaged
at Dover by the railroad company as
asslstau, florist, las been transferred to
MiddlttoHD, where he will act as ilag.
man at the dangerous trogtown cross.
Ing.
The Ladies Mite Society OF the NJ. T..
Church OF Middl1town realized at their
entertainment aud supper given Thanks.
giving night t7i
Miss Addle Hazard, who is now
visiting In Salisbury, Md, will return to
Mtddletown January LIST, and will again
take charge OF her clauses.
Nessrs William Frsrc,. aud 1vut,,r,
IoveI,ss I've ro,,,,, - - no., .'I
MIddle,own thsir hemas ,o ~" u ~ ma mai.
past, left on Tuesday morning for Their
respective homes in England.
Rsv wm II MN, t.,a c,,,o
oral AZ Athens vii ne;r - So"sui oen.
Cbrist,a Eni.cnnsI rhnsot ~ Pas'oi ~
CIV ihis wIntsr ard ~, ~ De. .,i,
10 iincInnati h,ri IT.. n aoao, ~ Jug va. 80
church in that city,
Raw p n Ad.m. o,>,.u..
,,ver nni,aa ~, h W n '' mas
Torata 81 .,,,,.,I., : =. -. 'a 500 pas
,r, 'i''
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Emin Pacha is dying at Bagamoyo--
dying on the threshold OF tie GIVING
ton for whose sake he sacrificed tie best
years Of bis lite under ii burning sky iu
HE heart ii Central Africa.
Alter the fearful march which Stanley
mad Gcf, S. tic dark continent, after all
The blood ard treasure that was slegt to
rescue him from impending danger, tile
heroic Governor Of EgSp's equatorial
province is perishlng ut tbs end Of the
tragic journey,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
The New York World, r..lr mi

New YoRK, Dec. 5.-lel irw SUB
tcrlptions 10 the Fair Fuu1 camr Ia 10
day, the aggregate amounting n ~
si,3O2. Eimltnd C.. Stanton, q iae 10.
tropolItsn 0pera House, put h, n.l,
down ia the Mayors book tor .' liz
alphabetical lst Of the smbsetlHtls ID lai
70, 0lO. 900 fund, which Mr.. Visa w
secretary OF the Finance tomi5Iis' .
nuw preparing 10 ace mpa llt l'.t'L,
oriai TO Washington, viii contain a.3u'
! 5nl nsmel. THIS Il an average! '''i'
thing over IS 90 from tach SUB ti'0'''
The total 10 date is g., IL lL9,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

From the Middlctowu Transcript.
Mr.. Lockwool's frat hatch Of chlchens
IL out. The little chicks are very lively
aud are doing well. Tie incubat0rs are
Of two kinds In some hot water is used
aud in others lot sir. The hot cir ma
chine gave the best results. The number
OF eggs hatched WIS., not up 10 the stand
ard, hut taking everything iuto coma tlera.
ton, Mr.. Lockwood was very successful
IN his first venture.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

George Wilson. residing at No. AL
East Second street, did at the Hon,po ..
pathic Hospital on Wednesday evening,
OF typhoid fever. He was employed at
the Harlan q llo,liugsworth Com.
Pany's works, was native of Scotland
and had no relatives in this country. He
was steady, hAld-working man,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

The Gilt-edge boot aud shoe store at
the N. 4. corner Of Second and Orange
streets, Will sell the entire stock OF boots
and shoes aud the best qualI's of rubber
goods, regardless of cost, to close bust
ness. No reasonable offer viii be re-
fused. We a'so offer our store and
dwelling for rent and fixtures and house
hold go DIS for sale at the Gilt-edge boot
and shoe store, N. E. corner of Second
aud Orange streets,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

We would advise our patrons wanting
Christmas presents in the line of watches
or lewelry TO take look through VII
lismson's stock at 1875 West Eighth
street. Their line Of fine gold and silver
watches, Jewclry IN fine gold or plate, is
very complete. All gold spectacies or
eye glasses sold for Christmas presents
will be properly adjusted to suit the per.
son to whom they are presented, after the
Tusl ia Cy r fio of CHARGE
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

The board of trustees Of the Delaware
Hospital for the Insane held their regular
monthly meeting yesterday. A few i'm
proyements were ordered 10 be made to
the building. The superintendent re-
ported 142 inmates. An effort 10 being
made by the trustees to have a postoihcc
established at FarDhnrst station, and are
in communication with the Postollice
Department.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

The first mate of fchooper anchored
of New Castle, Monday afternoon. fell
from the rigging to the deck about s
o'clock In the evening, and IN falling
struck the iron handle oil wlndlass,
running II Into his abdomen. DR.. Stew
art, who was summoned, rendered medi-
cal aid and had the unfortunate sailor
taken to Philadelphia for treatment.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Sergeant W. J. Blackburn was sur.
prised lAst evening by squad OF hli otii.
GERS presenting him with large frame
containing photograph OF himself, sur
rounded by the officers of ILLS district
Mayor harrington made the presentation
speech, and Sergeant Blackburn feel.
ingly responded, thanking his men ioI
their kindness.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

The satisfies collected by fLsh . a ,,nn
II. Groves, show that in or ets'g s Ia
1851 TO 1870, there vera IN eH; !, ' Tx
4 eli marriages, aud hoM ~ ~ l.ui
there we're 9S9 divorces oifg W. = '';.r al.
nayaprr Of auy etata in U.s. ~, veil
oord!sE 10 population. Tt i, TO-, olf
fer The Mtsl'.gsn'e Ani Eai''''' V
people.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

PirrsruRg, Pa, Dee. CA movement
De on foot " form straw and rag paper
trust tor the purpose Of rcztr.cttns pro
auetlOn ard advancing prices. 1t 10
straw ard rag wrapping paper mills ir
the United STATE.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Those OF the music-!uyiaS pa. e %a'
were present. At the concert sAt9 lF'
Alril in ct. Stephens Lutheran IhMya
Viii hear With pleasure that 'sn a. .. o,'
is to BE- rendered on the lO.h inslp ". ~
day evening next, In tho chare'i. l.h n,
Jno. HimmclsbAch. OF Philadeil hil' VIZ i,'
Is well known to the musi-lA1s u INA
city, Will take part.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
MIR. Garrett settles WIN Ills DOCTOR,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-The cult of Dr.
Nath X G0rter against Rober, Garrett
Tor t25,UOl, for professional services,
which has been PENDING in court. was
settled today. DIR. Gorter offered to
comrrom sc for $4,000, and the PROPOSE
ton was accepted and the money paid.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

il has been proposed to purchase Edcn
Park. In South Wilmington. belonging
to the Lobdell Car Wheel Company, for
park purposes. 1t is a desirable p' operty
but unless II could be secured at a very
reasonable pIice II does not seem that It's
purchase would be desirable at tue pres
cut time.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
sold TO English Capitalists.

MIDDuE-B5Uel ~, w, Dee. g.
Two hu diel sr4d sixty thousand serts
o! coal aud timber land near this place
has been cold TO Eag.ish rari'S!s's
The price is said TO lave been s.! 90, COO
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Or. sImms White PulmonIc BaIsam.
The finest and most perfect production
oil medical science ever offered the sffiic
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, Sec. 1t will positively prevent
the inroads Of consumption aud preserve
your system against It's destroying pow
er. Always reliable for coughs, Eoarso.
ness, loss OF voice, sore throat, &c.
Regular Druggists sell II. De OF, VII.
mingtoD, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
a Letter to KII,s IkrInCle.

Before purchasing your dolls call al
FL and Taulall streets aud see a splendid
dol, Il inches long DC; also an elegant
line Of dolls, the cheapest in the city, at
Huklil Y POSTS.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06
The Weather.

To morrow promises to be from cloudy
to fair. slightly warmer, preceded by
light rain near the coast Sunday fair 10
partly cloudy with variable winds, with
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Corn brushes, plush back, also corn
uhisks, plush shoulders, all ftzes and ~
low figures. Taylor " FuiieIton, 5O2
King street,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

The opinion OF an old ard We. known
merchant Is given in a few words, VIZ:
81 think Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup 10 the
best cough med guo that Is made"
LUTHER b. BLACK,
Selma, Ind.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Harness repaired promptly at Peri ms ,
lOl W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Fine irwelry for Christmas presents at
MAsSEi'5. No. 4Oi KING STREET, at
low prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Manuel Richenberger's son D4s saIl
turned houe, and is feeling Ne'y w"
after his trip.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

at the REPUBLIoAN Office to-day, In the
ehsds;
1o'clock 10o'clock 12o'clock
SO IS 4s
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Millari =, Davis. tie Ieweler, No. Q
L:s. Gee nd .!.c=.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Alexander Billingsley, for many years
q coachman In the employ OF the Du.
Points, died al his residence on Squirrel
Run this forenoon, aged 81 years. He
leaves a wife and four sons. He was
held In high esteem by bis employers
and was known as kind-hearted and gem
erous. lie died of consumption. lie
was Il member Of Brapdywine Lodge, 1.
o. o. +. His funeral Will take place on
Sunday Afternoon at 8 o'clock. Inter-
ment in Groenhill Cemetery.
-
American Duchess and San Rosa ci-
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Harness, robes and whips at Perkins,
Ne 10l West Eibh street,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

For c'Rars OF all grades, pIice and
quality. consult Durstc.n, No. 8 East
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Pcs. Boy Tobacco. Get It from your
dealer. $. II. Durstein, Wholesale agent,
No. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-06

Wine you vani your coats or lalts rsllraIr
iuFs 81 tHJ sind repaired, GALL a. HH..4 &
!a!ri, At 1lG Hd falnaii strcc;s.