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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
MARRIED,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D-At the resi-
dence OF the bride parents No. 10 =
Clayton street, Dec. I. 1892. by Rev MARI
y. bowman. MIR. Thomas 2. Wayson, o.
Bristol. Md, aud Miss Edith G. sun
derland, of Wilmington. Del.
II AMIl TON-STOUT.-O the evening o.
Wednesday, December nth. 1922, at 10
Snyder avenue Philadelphia, Pa. b,
Rov. ) Wesley Sullivan. pastor oil Sny
der Avenue Baptist Church, John Ham
iltou and Mary Z. Stout, both of Phila
dciphia. Pa.
MILLER HUNT-Dec. stb, at as Lnmot,
street by Rev. ]. Il. otis, Charles \
Miller and Susie d. Hunt, both OF VIII
minRton.
HUNT-JONES-Dec sth. at % LRmot
street, by Rov. j. Y. OTIS Frank d Hun
and Mnry L.Jones. both of Wilmington
DANlELs-wYATT-At Camden, n. j
on Dec. Q. 1902 by Rev. J. Z, Stangrr
W liner q. Daniels. ot Philadelphia, anC
Margaret S. l.. Wyatt. of Wilmington
Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

AEASl EB-N ehHutntHuii ana cook
w hppl y at 80 Va " cs. 1t. Jy-a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
JERSEY FARMERS AROUSED
On the Lookout for Marauders Who Ro'
Right and Left

On the Lookout for Marauders Who Ro'
Right and Left.
MOUNT HOLLY, N. j., Dec. 0.--Fo1
several nights past number of farmer,
in the vicinity of Burlington and Jack
sonville have been up all night watchin.
for the gang of thieves that have beer
operating with great holiness within
the past few weeks, and once or twic,
have succeeded in carrying oft an entir
wagon load of poultry, which they hav,
been able to market in time to escapt
detection. The thieves were followec
Wednesday night as far as the "Wi
lows" lonesome spot on the Burlina
ton roud, where all trace of them wa,
lost.
Three days ago some of the gang went
boldly into the woods belonging t.
Edmund Cook, the well.known diary
man, and carted off several loads Of
wood that had been packed mp ready fol
shipment. Some one saw them at work
but as it was broad daylight did not sup
pose for moment that the men wer,
the wood. The farmers within
a radius of Ave miles have been robbed
of hundreds of dollars worth Of poultr,
and produce in this way, and they nov
propose to take the law in their owl
hands.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 9.-Advices from all
over Arkansas, the Indian Territory and
Texas report a big drop in the mercury,
with severe winds and electric storms,
and several funnel shaped cyclones. One
at Brennan, Tex, demolished dozen
houses and injured several persons,
though none fatally. Dennison, Tex.
reports several houses blown down and
a bunch of cattle killed by lightning. AT
Big Praries, Indian Territory, many
head Of cattle and a stockman named
John Wis1nere were killed by lightning.
A tornado 300 yards wide struck Para
goulda, Ark, and did 100000 damage to
buildings, fences and sidewalks in n
twinkling, but fortunately no one was
seriously injured. Other points report
great damage to timber, fences and
buildings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Will there be cloth ing
buyers tomorrow! Will.
there. Yes, by tile I'll OIL.
sands. We cannot afford to
lose the chance of placing
before them our matehless
stock of winter goods, Our
greatest hits me in the o YER,
coat room, especially at so
and So. Much more value.
Wish you could com pare
them. Wish you could see
how fine they 'ro trim med.
Wish you could see how we
make all our goods.
Lower floor filled with
Suits and Trousers See
the Rlyerview Worsted Suits
Tor SID, well trimmed and
with chamois watch pockets,
! there's 10 better suit made
for So more See oui
great line for sic and Sl2,
Double.breasted, Sin g | e
breasted, Cut'tways.
Surprise the Father with
IL new suit for Christmas II
you don't know the size,
bring one of his coats an(
we'll give you the exact size.
You have the priyile go o
returning anything Il nat is
not satisfactory. vs..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

The Peace case was again taken up
~ soon do court GOnvelled at 10 O'Clock
this morning, wien Mr. Bird com
m1nced the examination Of witnesses
H. Tebuttal
Joseph Shilling aud his wife were
earn sworn and testified that they had
heard Quinn say in thcir house that lie
had bucil struck by the crane and that
hn considered 1t dangerous.
Thomas tartY colored, was recalled,
ard testified that hr wss present when
Is AXE was struck and injured by the
C Ane, blake, 1t will he rem inferred.
kRtllied that he had worked ON the
crane had never been Injured by il
ami considered IL perfectly safe.
Auller Peace testified that lie knows
Sliultz, aud heard hiu testify at the
r.. W. " u tliiroad station last April
OF May. lat he had worked on the
Crane and considered II very unsafe
ii!!5 closed tie testimony GA both
sidts, aGd Mr. S.hhorn for the plain
TIL, ma!o his opening lis subtnlttel
several prop 'sltiuns 10 the Court, oil
which lie asked that tie jury misAtl Il,
Charged, und then uGtts Lis otuuiEl
IL the lury.
Ae was followed by A'r. Nields 10
tho deteuse, ana urgument was con
hhucd uutIi oaclorS whencu ut to u
recess until 2;dr O'Clock this after
noon. The case Will 10 Iouht 10 L
The lufy this afternoon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

AN ORDINANCE 10 AUTHORIZE
"A the issuance of certain Sinking
FUND Bonds Or Certificates Of lndebt"d-
ness,
of the city II Wilmington TO tho aRErc-
gate am amt of sixty Thousand dollars.
which will fall due Oh tn" hrst day OF
January, lSG3. payment of watch must lie
made Out Of the proceeds OF sale oil sink
ing Fund Bonds sr Co titiratps Of indsbt
eihes4, 10 he IS nod acc JrlilK to the
terms and proviaDnS VI al Act Of tho
General Assembly OF the State of ipela
wir,', entitled An ucr to prOAl'lc Slpk-
ing iunh for the payment Of tho bonds
OF the city OF Wilmington passad at
Dover on Fehruary nth. y. d. 1850 and
tho various amendments aud supple
And whereas The Finance Committee
OF the Guuncil anu Siuking Fhni Com
III ssloner. appOtutcl under he FrnVis-
/ tors Of the Set aforesaid tavt uui r the
/ powers conferred Iptn them by tile said
+ Act AM the various amendments and
supplements thereto orlereiiO he issued
new bonds or certificates OF tae City OF
Wilmington, from The proceeds oil the
sale Of VIII eli pros isiul h to be made Tor
he payment VI the mid II fnds 50 falling
/ due US aforesaid;
itThCrrfura, he II or 'n.nnd by the toun
j oil OF " iliniu ltEu,
section |. rhst the Fnlncc Committee
OF the Guuuril and the sinking Fuu1
Cofnnii1sO orH are he Chy auth iEtHcd and
directed 80 eau Q 10 h. issued Ia the nam q
Of The NJ tYur ana GOuncll OF Hlining-
ton bonds or ceri itirStcs OF in!ehtrino7s
TO The amount uf sixty Thousand dollars
in the Aggregate which Nd hOHGs o. Ger
iiiiedtes Of Indebtedness 4hali be dNnolnl'
mated SulsiUg Fund OSu, AID thu cred 1
10 t3p s.,,tl lhn Ma, OF nul ''uuut'H q
Wilmington - ht.u'by pledged tor the
uI} meat Ol the -umu,
~rgtzuu . Saii iipuls or Certtfirhtrs OF
lHiu 4E#ylHeS- -uuil=ur HidIe similar ia
farm H. other .vEUhIpE Fam hp1dH u fsGT-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

it's right prices that's bringing us
more trade, but it's right quality, too.
Good honest stock, the best that can
be purchased for tho money, is the
kind Of footwear We keep, and as Tor
prices. well, we don't pretend to say
We can sell yon shoes at half price;
haven't reached that happy business
prices that some stores have to ask OH
account of high rents and other fancy
expenses, our store is the place to try.
Formun's. No. 10 East Fourth street,
between Market and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Miss Katharine Rober and her COM
pany gayo tho closing performance of
her engagement at the Academy of
Niusic last evening of Barley Camp.
BELLS five act play, entitled "A Heroine
in tags"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
DIED.

STOUT.-On December 9TH, 1922 Mary
wife OF Frank stout. in her 35tlI year.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence d
her husband. 1902 Lombard street. on
Sunday afternoon, ut = O'Clock. Service
at the house. Intermont at BiverYieN
Cemetery.
MONCK-In this city. Fec. 4. 1892. George
L. Monck. SE. aged "a years
Relatives and friends, also Eureka Cas-
tie, No, 3, A. q. X. ot NJ. G. and DIAMOND
STATE Castle, No, 10, X. q. f., are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral frolr
The residence OF his sUn-in-lRw. Harry
Hollis, i0) Vest 9th street. on sunday uN'
ternoon. Ht3 O'Clock. Services at Tie
house. lntcrment In Rlverview Gemt
terry.
MCANANEY-In this city. on the 9th
inst. David X. McANaney. aged "a years
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from hi,
late residence. corner of y and Claymoht
streets, Oh SUNDAY. the nth lust. at p
III. intcrincnt at RlVcrvIew Cemetery.
GIBllS.-Iu Wilmington December Sth
1892. Alice Gibbs wife OF William Gibbs
nged ~ years.
4 u, lJtlves and friends are invited L
| call NJ the house, No. Sl4 orange strcpt
on saturday. from To 3 p. m, and vieN
| her remains. The body Will bo takpl
| down the country and he Inferred a
tokcshnry Ccmclcr.. .-..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
Lowest Priced Stock
Ever Exhibited in Wilmington.

his year, as in prece din
years, we have selected our
stock with great care; our high
est aim being to select nothing
which would not be useful to
the recipient Of one OF the many
which row adorns our
counters in Excellence, Beauty
and Grandeur.
Our stock is now open and on
sale, and as prices are the lead
ing feature to govern trade, we
place them within reach Of
everybody. An early call to
purchase will give you large
variety to select from, and
should you not wish to take
them home SO soon we will store
them for you until you call.
In the centre of the room,
right at the entrance, we en-
counter those beautiful tinted
glass baskets in blue and pink,
which are used SO much at pre-
sent. We are selling them at
the astonishing low price of 81
cents.
We walk a little further to
the counter which is "heavy
laden with rubber goods, such
as rubber dolls, animals, etc
Our prices run from IS cents to
rs cents.
A little further brings us to
the counter on which is placed
toys ofall description. Tin toys,
wooden toys, in fact almost any
thing that you want in the toy
line can be found here and our
low prices prevail.
We keep on walking and the
next we find is a counter filled
and packed with Bisque ware O
every description from the
cheapest and smallest designs to
the Lilliputian lile-size images,
which we have marked, just fol
a leader, at 81 pair.
To the left Of this we fine
those elegant plush cuff and
collar boxes which are fully
worth SOC, but our price, SOC.
A little further back brings
us to the counter where the
most astounding prices pre-.
vail i'll Manicure sets, dressing
cases, shaving sets, smoking
sets, albums, etc. Just imagine
when you can get a beautiful.
dressing case, consisting of a
comb, brush and glass, witt
backs finely ornamented ant
placed in an elegant brocadee
plush case, all for 58c; regula
81 goods. A visit to this de
Ipartment will convince you tina
all are proportionately as low.
To the right of this countet
l.about one half of our mann
mouth room is dcvotedto Dolls
We have thousands them an,
'.thesc are few of the prices,
An elegant Bisque doll, dressed II
different coloIs, 10 cents, worth g
cents.
/ An elegant Blsque Doll, iointed
/ good sizs, y cents. worth IS cents
An elegant liisque Doll, dressed 2
cents worth 81 cents.
An elegant BisIue Doll, extra large
AZ cents. worth 81 cents,
An elegant kid body sleeping Doll
80 cents worth 60 centI.
An elegant kid body. larger size, &
Gents worth 70 cents. ..-
We have them from these III
10 50. A careful inspection o
5 this line means a good SC Get Oh
F#lnd a sure sale. 80.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

The first annual reception and ball
OF the American Protestant Assocla-
ton of this city will be held in the
rink at Eleventh and Madison streets
tonight. Eastern Star Lodge OF Ches.
tor and lodges from Baltimore will he
in attendance and will be met at the
p. w. il Il. Railroad depot bya dole.
CATION OF Rising Sun Lodge No. 2,
aud Hardlng's Cornet Band.
In the rink grand drill will be
given. and at its close a grand ball
Will he In progress. Professor d. Is.
Sharper will be master OF tile ceremo
MES and will open the ball with the
dance. Majestic Polonalse. A COLLATION.
will afterward be served.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
Lat, But Not Least
" hat makes a nicer
Holiday Present
Than a nice
CLOAK or WRAP?

To-day we put about 800 on sale by
which we can save you from Us to 80
ner cent, consisting OF Ladies, Mis-
SEES, Children's and Infants. All 40 at
marked down prlces. II you wish to
bay coat see thess garments ana be
convinced Of the unexceptIonal bar.
gains we arc Offering; and then our
trimmed hat bargains are within the
reach-of all; So hats. si9s; $3.50 hats,
S2.ls; "a hats, s!.4S; $3.50 hats, S!.ySi
IS hats, sos.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
To Prntert News DaaIera

A movement Ia on foot among the
OF this-city to organize q
news dealers association. A number
oi the dea lers met at the store OF Mr..
Wyle, on East Fourth street, last
might, but owing to the poor attend.
ance, 1t was decided to hold the work
OF organization over until next Thurs
day night.
Tho object OF the association, it is
eaid, Is to protect all dealers and new WIS.
boys being cheated out of their money.
Many OF the dealers have been thus
dealt with and thus the organization
Is desired. Another object is said to
be the reduction in the price of pa pers
by the different publishers. The deal
'ers say that they can scarcely make
enough out OF the sales TO cover ex.
.penses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Mr.. EDITOR: was much amused In
reading the notice in the REPUBLICAN
81 Thursday, In regard to the lire ct
Market street bridge the previous
night 1t would not have taken Mr..
Conner any longer TO have struck the
alarm than to have lighted his pipe,
and he had all the help he could ask
Tor, Poor old soul. he was scared SO
BADLY that he was not able to do
much, and he lost his water. pail In the
IRE. was afraid he was about used
up, but he is out to-day, and seems to
be pretty we'll over his fright. w. J.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

About Il O'Clock this morning smoke
was noticed coming from the stable OF
William Winston, on French street be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Upon examination it was found that
Company. which responded and put
out tie blazo by plug stream. Tie
lire is supposed to have been caused
by a number OF small boys who had
been PLAYING with matches in the
stable, The loss will be about .s5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

The citizens OF Wilmington need not
complain OF game, az the market is
well supplied. The majority OF the
game offered for sale IN this city Is
sent to I. N. Stayton, the we'll known
produce merchant at No. 307 King
street, who supplies the greater mum
Der OF the retail dealers. This morn
Ing he was vol supplied with rabbits.
quail and all kinds OF wild ducks. lie
also had great number OF turkeys.
geese, chickens and ducks, all Of
which he was selling at reasonable
prices to retailers. Mr.. StaytOn doss
an exclusive wholesale business. aud
will be pleased to meet all dealers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's office
yesterday.
Monck On December Z, at No. 700
west sixth street, George T. Monck,
aged 81 years IN.
Davis On December 5, at Dupont
street between Seventh and Eighth,
Frank Davis, aged "A years. D.
Stout--On December 8, No. 1909
Lombard street, Mary Stout aged Us
years, X. ..
Malone-On December Z, at Taylor
and Church street, Mary Ann Malone,
aged 81 years. O.
helley-On December z, at No. 500
Maryland avenue, Michael Kelley, aged
50 years. K.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

This morning as Miss Ida NJ. Sora
daughter Of Superintendent Sora Of
the Wilmington Cooperative Com
pany, was on her way to the Office al
the foot Of Orange street, she was at
tackled by large dog. Although he
lsprang ut her three times, she escaped
being bitton but was very much pros
trut ID with nervousness. She finally
took refuge In tho segar store on the
corner, and when MIR. Harvey stepped
out to drive the animal away. he found
that he was going up Orange street
1t Is not known who owns the animal
but persons having dogs OF that kin,
should keep them of the street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Chief Of Police Francis has been no.
titled TO look out for John Blrnie of
Chester who mysLerlously disappeared
from his home there Il few days ago.
Mr.. Blrhie IL 30 years of age aud has
gray hair and beard. He also wore u
black stiff nat and dark clothes. Any
Information regarding Ills where
abouts will be gladly received by Char,
les Birnie Of South Ehester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
SURE.

MY thoughts go out like spider threads
Cast forth upon the airi
Filmy and fine and floating wide.
Caught by whatever may betide.
To seek thee everywhere.
In league with every breeze that blows,
All ways, all holds they dare,
North, east or south or west they fly,
And sure, though winds DO low or high.
To find thoe everywhere.
Love still is lord Of space and fate,
All roads his runners faro,
All heights that bar, they laughing climb
They find all days the fitting time,
And highways everywhere.
Anna O. Bracket In Scribuer'a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Before Judge Ball tins morning
lsauc Anderson was liueI SiO uud costs
for dteortteriy conduct and trespase-
Ing Oh the property Of Bernard Carr
nj Water ard klng streets
John i}akcr ga, fined II aud costs
for drunkenness anu Edward Butcher
rsroiNed The same line Tor hciHy ,lisor.
derry ~ mont Of the Academy Of Aiu,
sir Michael Shields WAS charged
with drunkenness yesterday lolnina
Hnl paid ais line Inter he vas found
b. nicer rueRer iira Ariplcas canai
tinn, ltfHHe# MS ordered to pay q
iine nj 81. ana costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

e. w FiuIImuc, reziIlrg below
NtldlrtoNn WIS iH#au aultuuly II,
IuesaHl aEl q eu.6lol maA was ia
stTufir 10 ~ lot tNrtaH IN ms rxt
e.toaent lie mum. ut2aItel NJ, FI.n-
thnae's N1.uHhia 5rpte.s stallion and
started am at iii gH.oR. Alter IRA
VcrsIBS step iAl.at aauiy lraHl5u
the ltp's.s q Il. Eas.i 44Hi l"U,tsad En
eERmiEai.la= ~ ,,.tnIt fz!lzE showed
thu IT. rftO bR aruht4.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Several brick houses are being erect
ed at seventh and Walnut streets, in
place of the uHsightly stables which
occupied the site or Years. Ihey viii
he a great Improvement to the
noighborhood.
An extension Is being built to the
Bayhrd building at Ninth and Market
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
An Eminent GcoIiPist Dead.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 9.-Prof.
John Strong Newberry, one of the mcst
eminent geoligists in the United States
died at his residence in this city, aged TO-
Two years ago the professor suffered q
paralytic stroke, from which lie never
recovered, and had been in failing health
for some time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

j, Francis Kirke, formerly Of this
city. and who has been travelling with
the Woodward Report DIRE Company.
has given up tile stuEe aud hos aGcep.
ted position with the EOthrop STOCK
Company OF Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

The following transfer was recorded
at the surveying department this
morning: Joseph Iatuali TO Mary II.
situated on tic oastcrly side OF sixth
street, between orange and Ialnall
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Why DO 50 MANY people we see
around US Eeem to prefer TO suffer And
be mado miserable by indigestion, Con.
enpuiI Ion, Dizziness, Loss OF Appetite,
Coming up OF tho food Yellow Skln.
when fer 10 WV will soil them Shilohe
yiiniiler, guaranteed to cure them. n,
b Dnfurth, wholesale and retail
agents, I'd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
FIFTH EDITION,


I
The Helplng Hand Bazaar for the
benefit OF Epworth's new church last
might ut Seventh and Shipley. waa q
scene greatly to be admired by the
large crowd present. The tables are
beautifully arranged and the aales
were many. Such a selection of beau
ltiful dolls is.rarely seen In bazaar OF
this kind, and the young ladies who
walt on the tables are very pretty and
womanly. The matrons OF the supper
table will give you an excellent supper
fol- 25 cents.
These ladies' are of an age and STYLE
lof beauty to attract any one who
needs good supper The candy
table. presided over by Delaware Ave-
nue. Baptist church young ladies' Ia
lssnough TO win smile from q post.
ne young gents get sweetened here
with candy and smiles. The apron
Ithple, presided over by ladies' from
Asoury church, lisa taking table to all
men ana women who wear aprons,
we saw Free Mason trying on an
apron the other evening. When the
ladies' saw him they laughed heartily.
The cake table is a model of modes.
n.y. beauty, and good taste. The ladies
lof this table ars kind dignifled and
good looking The fancy table, well.
to describe this would be too much for
me-. All the articles are beautiful and
useful. Strange as 1t may appear,
the king Is queen at this table and all
,oi his royal household have a level,
Though marked, II appears.
Inc Sergeant drills and all fall into
line. II They do not they are to be
llynched. John Thomas lemonade
booth, served by Bacon, is too much
Tor anything. This table has more
bacon and live hog than ever saw be-.
fore. II ia all right as long as we gee,
but woe DO to the other. Union ice
cream table IL the place to be enter.
tanned by some Of the most charming
young ladies of our city. These Union
people are elegant folks.
i The little flower fairies are as pretty
and sweet as they can be. The pie
and milk table Is one OF the most pop
llar. Some people think the pies are
loverdone, but they go like u ball all
the same, or like shoe crossing tho
brook when alarmed. The pop corn
laoie 10 tirst'closs, though some think
IL is par odee on agriculture.
the art gallery Is exquisite. The
committee runs In doubles. There is
double White, double Ferrier and
double Booker-R stout Robinson. All
the scenes arc unmasked for five
GENTS, showing 1t is no mlsnomer.
Dyer, Thomas and good John Smith
are there, doing their part, all we'll
fed. Bear In mind this ls not a suuib.
A u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

A notice Lulletined at one of the ".
known clubs informs members that wa
used in the cafe is boiled. Beneath IL.
conf orting assurance some one has WI
ten, sit would be better If you boiled /,
whisky. "-,NsR York Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09
Killed by a Eail of Coal.

! SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. BY fall of
roof coal in Lackawanna colliery, al
ELEPHANT, David Davis was instantly
killed and John Williams received in.
juries which may prove fatal Botil
men were miners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

The party that sent note to bust
ness gentleman in the southern part
OF this city In reference to a clerk, and
signing his name. "a Customer" will
send me his proper name and address,
] Will give the matter my earnest at.
tention. BUSINESS MAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-09

Mrs. Eassar-Do you believe that lady
il los years old, as She claims?
MI. Sassar-l presume its so. She
knows how to knit stockings. = New
York WeeElv