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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

Don't buy an oyercoat I'm,
til you see the assortment
now showing at the New
York Clothing House.
A whole room full of over.
coats, storm oyercoats, cape
oycrcoats, dress oyelcoat5.
Storm oyercoats begin at
So for a really seNiceable
one, others at ST, so, 912.
SID.
Dress Oycrcoats start al
SO; all have silk sleeve lin
ings, some heavy weight
others light weight; there's
20 styles to choose from.
Dress oyereoats at $40
St4, SIS, $l6, $l8, $40
Don't forget our furnishing
department in buying YOU
Christmas present. Knit
Jackets, Nockties, Shirts
Collars and Cuffs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

The markets this morning were not
as we'll attended as usual, and this
seems strange. as 1t Is SO near to
Christmas. The ruling priceswer as
follows; Butter. 38 to 43 cents a poundi
eggs, 36 to IS cents dozeny white pc.
tatoes, Ia to Is cents half peck:
sweet potatoes, IL to 10 cents a half
peck; beets, 8 cents bunch; spinach,
10 cents a half peck; parsnips, oents
bunch.
Apples. 10 to 20 cents q half peck,
cabbage, 4 to s cents head; chickens,
81 90 to 81. so a pair; ducks 80 cents to
81 90 q pair; rabbits, 20 cents each;
quail, S225 to $3.50 q dozen; wild
ducks, 80 cents to sl.50 q pair. Pork
and Its products are plenty, and good
country fed met can be had at s to 10
cents pound.
The supply Of turkeys is excellent,
and they sold at from 10 to IL cents q
pound. Jones, on King street above
Eighth, has about the finest ever
brought to this city. All these turkeys
are from down the Peninsula, and he
ls selling them at IS cents pound.
He had over hundred yesterday, but
the demand WIS SO great that he had
but few on hand this morning.
The beef butchers are buying but
few cattle on account OF the supply of
poultry, James V. Martin. In the
Third street market, has some splendid
beef which Is eagerly sought after by
his customers.
The supply of fish Is good, and Nc
Clure In the Eighth street market, has
all kinds In season, which he is selling
| at rea SonRble prices
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21
Peninsula NOfaa

George d. Smith has resigned the
position Of postmaster ut Starr, Queen
Anne's County Md, with view OF re-
moving to our city,
The dog cart In which DIR. J. H. Hill
OF Snow Hill was murdered, few
months ago, Is a leading curiosity OF u
dime museum In Baltimore.
John r. Hudson has sold his double
dwelling In ST. Georges to Alfred Hop
kins.
The young men OF Smyrna will give
dance in the Opera House on Mon
day evening, January I'd.
Mrs. Rosanna MoElwee, wife of
Dominick McEIwee, has purchased
through Beck Il HAZEL, the Mason
farm, Prospect HILL" In New Castle
county, near Smyrna Landing, con-
talnlng 81 acres, for $1,000.
William p. Wright Is erecting q two
story frame building adjoining the
residence OF DR.. W. B. Reynolds in
Clayton, which will be used as post
Office by postmaster Webster and also
as an office for Mr.. Wright
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21
THURSDAY. JAN. 9th. 1893


10 head of horses and colts. l 3-ycar colt,
2-year colt, yearlings. These colts are
all Of good stock and vol worthy the at
tcniion OF horselnen. 1S mitch COWS,
some of them extra fine. with calves by
their sides, others coming In profit soon
4 yearllngs; two stock Durham bulls. 9
yoke large oxen, well broken and good
workers; 10 pigs
Farming Implemcnts.--2 farm wagons.
on a Penna. rigging, new Germ antown
2scated carriage. | dearborn, York car.
rage, sleigh, carriage pole. complete,
with straps; set double harness, 2 sets
single harness. sets single wagon hRr-
ness, sets plough harness. collars, bri-
dies and halteTB . horse plOw9, ! l-horse
plow, sets twin harrows, 2lrOn Age aud
| wooden cultlvator, l Buckeye sulkey
cultivntor Little Gem garden oultivR.
tor. rollers one rev; , horse rHAes,
| Tiger, new; ! Penn horse feed drill, I
| snouti Champion reaper. foot cut;
| Champion Inowor. feet cut, / corn
marker rows; 3 ladders 22 and II feet
grain fan, POnnock corn shelter with
| separator, hall bu9hel measurGs,2 grain
shOyels. lot of grain bags. forks, shoyels,
spades hoes, pick. crowharJ. Erindstune.
| ! set beams, block and fail, corn by the
| bushcl 100 chickens 30 acres oil wheat In
thegrOund. Dairy EiXtures.-l elk can
! Cooley Creaner ! a5-gallOn Pritchard
| ohurn, butter prints. scales, butter tubs
| bucket and cream cans, Household and
! Kitchen Furniture. Cook stove. 3 sitting
| room STOVES, tth Ieet cSlSnSlOn IuDle,
book lease. hedstcada bedding. lot of
! lumber about 800 old bricks. carpenter
tools iron vice. hand saw, wood saw
55-inch Victor bicycle ball bearings; :
shares Delaware Hedge Co. stock, clover
! hay and mixed may. straw by the ton, lot
/ of fodder 50 bushels potatoes by THO
| hushrl, lot of hot bed sash. doors anC
window frames, I grape vine sprnyer.
| Terms. All sums OF f20 and Iinle cash
over that amount credit OF 3 month!
| will b. given by the purchaser giving
| hanknblc note with an approved eniors
| or. Interest added.
i. a. STUOPS,l pxo,,tors
| MRs. EN- ABETH ARMSTRONG; law 'V'
| l.. W, Stidhlm * Son. AUG.
| d. ~ W ID y! 2A=4s-20 inn 2-3.i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21
THIRD EDITION.


NKw CAsTLE- Dec. 21.-City Council
met in the Mayors Office last evening
FOR the purpose OF hearing the report
OF the COMMITTEES appointed to draft
an ordinance for the restriction OF
huokstering In the streets. The loRls-
latlve committee reported progress.
The attention OF Council was then
given to the ordinance which had
been drawnup. and every article ex-
ccpt one was revised and accepted.
The article in question was hold under
advisement and will be considered at
an adjourned meeting to be held on
Wednesday evening. The ordinance
may possibly be given two readings
at that time and be ready for the final
reading ut the regular meeting in
january.
The scholars OF the private school
on Water street gave Christmas sur.
prise to their teuchais, Misses Clara
Blackburn and Estella l.. Deakyne The
room was prettlly trimmed with ever
gr1ens, and the greeting, Merry
Christmas" In bright letters, was
placed above the table, which was
grooming under the good things The
affair was heartily enjoyed by both
teachers and scholars.
The horse OF John Thompson gro
Ger, while In Wilmington yesterday.
was struck by an electric wire and
killed. Mr.. Thompson was in the
wagon at the time aud was thr own
out. striking his face and sustaining
slight injuries. A suit FOR damages
VIII be entered against the authorities
by Mr.. Thompson.
Arrangements are completing to-
day for the Christmas bazaar which
opens this evening. A number Of
pretty booths have been decorated.
John Thompson, OF Delaware street.
has supply of holly made into
wreathes. displayed for sale at his
store. The berries are OF very pretty
culoT.
While the air Is very frosty, some of
the citizens have expressed wish for
an atmosphere twenty degrees lower
and foot of snow.
John NJ. Wilson. OF LehIgh Universe
ty, Is visiting his home here.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

Yesterdays West Chester Local News
said;
'Iieora Johnson, n young mulatto
woman now residing in Wilmington,
Del. was arrested yesterday and Civ
en- hearing in this borough on the
charge of larceny, tho complainant be-
Ing Sarah j. Denny, Of West Chester.
IL appeared from tho evidence that
Miss Johnson gave her little child,
Reba, to Mrs. Denny over year ago,
and the latter took q great fancy to
tho child. She purchased for it lots
OF nice clothing and took the best ot
care OF the little one. Finally along
came Leora one day and asked Sarah
Jane Denny If she could take the child
to A'slen to see its grandmother,
t,Ia Jane didn't object, aud after
dressing the young one IN Its best gar
lnent=, and packing mora III a grip fol
her Reba and her mother lett foi
Atglen.
.. arab Jane Denny saw no more OF
the Child,so after waiting long Tor hel
return size finally instituted this suit
In which she charged Leora johnson
tthe mother with the larceny OF the
wearing apparel of the child alsC
stating hat she believed the Aforesaid
i.eora Johnson did steal a certain val
uable pin and pair OF kid gloves.
There was not sufficient evidence
u hold the defend ant. and the justice
dismissed tho case He. however, in
formed the plaintiff that she coult
possibly recover the clothing in n Clvi
suit. which Will probably be institute
in Wilmington Eph Goyen acted al
coul sci for defendant,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21
InAnnI.IInr IInrnasa

Much ado has tetil made In the daily
pnpers over the fact that Mr.. ClGve-
lRud purchased an imported set OF
harness frOm Messrs. MIrtIn and Mar
liz, OF the London Harness Agency.
2jh Fifth Avenue New York, j. was
said that he also ordered crest for 1t,
and that the harness was imported in
pieces TO avoid Custom HOUSE duil's
II is true that Mr.. Cleveland
purchased a set or imported hur
lie ;. But Mr. Martin, the head
Of the firm, has requested III
20 announce that there Is no crest It
bo used, and that the story about avon,
ing duty is absurd ia the duty Of 3,
pei cent Is applicable TO piece Of han
ness just III much as 10 a whole set O
hutness. ID seems silly that so mucl
fuss should be made oyer 5mal
matter, Yet, 1t Is probable that LAT
tau TACT b came known during tile
Pr sidentla campaign, 1t might hay,
acted very hisadvdntHgGously upuI
Blr GlGyelands chances ior election
Tie harness is simply Oue Of ilarLin i
Alagtns best make, ana viii BE- Gdorn
cd only with the moEOgfatu Il g. 1
10 double harness for troHEhlm =
Extract FROM the New York Rider ant
Driver bee I'd, 1899
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

is not to hava our prines too low. 1t
would 10 fatal u good quality il they
were. Cheap goods, that Ia to say
ehues that are too cheap 10 give good
honest wear, are high at any price
Nhtte we do not Pretend to say W.
can soil YOU good footwear for ter
cents on the dollar rs sOmc stores are
doing, turn yuar shoe money as you
may, We don't believe yea can Ito lot
ter With it than BY coming tl soc US
Less thIu usaal price Is ths reason
pro- ably our Ghistmds sllppers ar,
belEing 5 . we'll. lUluHn :, No 10 4
4th street, between Market aud King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

fhe funeral of Miss Ella Wright who
died in New York on Saturday of con
sumption. was held from the residence
OF Rev, Mr., Cooper at o'clock this af-
ternoou, The body was laid In hand
some black casket aud was Inferred in
st, Potera Cemetery.
Miss Wright was 20 years of age and
had been totally blind since her birth.
She had acquired great fame as n must
clan and consequently had travelled
throughout tho United States, Canada
and England. She had performed in
this city, many OF her old friends at
tending the concert
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

An opportunity to save 80 cents on
the dollar. Over 100 fine custom made
overcoats, coats and vest and pants,
uneallod for will ho sacrificed at 50cts.
on the dollar. Wonderful bargains.
Ii we can llt such another opportu-
nifty may not come again In a lifetime.
Our constantly increasing business
compels us to enlarge our store for
the spring trade. We need tho room
and money. Here are a fsw OF the
many bargains that await You. S25
overcoats to go for sic 50. $50 over.
overcoats for 80. sl6 oyercoats for
IS. Sl2 overcoats for Sc. Heavy
storm coats $3.50 and Sl050, worth 3
times the money. Coats and vests 50.
worth sig. S. pants for Sc 30 81
pants for $3.50 ut tho liverpool and
London Merchant rail0Ts, sci Market
St, LCckyer. Mgr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

'lho neiRhbor5 about Third and Mon,
roe streets have been worry nluen IN.
no'c O.. taInlr by Il crowd Of boys who
cOugreRatpd on that corner. Recently
the crowd insutied William A. shan.
non wiz lives in ths HcIghboruood,
and he mad 4 warrant issued for thoil
arrest liza officers Succeeded IN get,
ting Edward Calley Michael Carllav
l. Ward Eyan thurlcs Duushorty and
lhchard lirraay and they yerG all ar
luiEned before Judge BAN tins morn
ing, wiiU lincA them s. AMI costs eatt
.ur theit. hd-coi duet The officers sat
tuao they vi break up the uujauuc,
Oh IiIusl ali lhe boys.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

While th4 attention of the Munich
pal court was being given to the for
gerry case this morning. a slight noise
was henrd coming from the northern
end oil tnerOom. Nothing was thought
at it until son OF the Emera Id Isle
was seen on his hands and knees,
crawling after his upper row of mo.
lars, which lao had dropped from his
mouth while snaezing After Il hearty
laugh throughout the court room, The
gentleman ipOm Cork picked up his
hat and wallIsd out
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21


II you want frst-clas5 dyelng and
securing done, go to No. 2lO King st.
DE-. Simms White fuImonlc Balsam
hIhnde the best anu 10 the pest OF
Throat ana Lung medicines made; has
more RECOMMENDATIONS than any
other and will positively cure, Elegant
Tor the grip, coughs, &c. Sold by reg
ular druggists. Office. AZ Market st.
The application OF Old SauPs Pile
ointment causes no pain. Ihere are
, ,i1 illSt =. hno"n IN witch IL nns
90 49, :" o.o p,.ee' LII - ooI ~ =, iy
81 tsi''9 POI DoA' Soiu w "ii uius
7 - ,,u ~, s, .,.,
IN Merah W, ing 10, oa ean Ia 49, et.,o,1'
ers In plush cases. briar pipes, etc. My
stock Is the largest to select from and
prices the lowest In the city. GEORGE
SrEIN1cKEN, 2t5 Market street.
G. G.. Battin. who resides In the old
Gregg mansion, near Rockland, Chris-
tiana hundred. and who has been serv-
ing over one hnhurou lainllles IN our
WY WIN ,iillh ~ nulnoer VI years,
Selepta tea inc 9oth anniversary OF his
pirth to-uay'
Inc WINDOWS IN Tue store CT T.. H.
brennan, 40. 3oo Niarhet street, are
eertalhly worth looking at' Stop anu
looh Ut thehi' -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

farmer residing in Brandywine
Hundred and an old soldier, borrow
ed small sum OF money from O
friend quite number of years ago
balance, something like sos. An exc
Gutlon was got out against the old
mans personal property, consisting of
u number OF farming implements,
three cows and two horses. A sale
was made but the neigbors had join
ed together and concluded not to bid
for any OF the articles put up for sale.
The sale went merrily along. the at.
tendance was good, but when the sale
was footed up, it only amounted to
S35, and now the judgment Is satis-
fled,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21
.Y.ClOthilg House
wILMrSoros. Wednesday. Dec. 81. 1922.
MEETINGS FOR rus EVENING.


beneficial No. ..
Warren Athletic Clu1.
Hope Lodge, |. 90, Il.
Delaware Lodge. u. .. II.
Crusaders Castle. Il, g, +.
st. Johns Castle, X. g, E.
Liberty Conclaye 5. W. NJ.
Ajax Lodge, of tho &C.
Delaware Lodge. A. .. U. w.
GermauiR Loan Association.
Sheridan Post, No. 20, G. A. II.
Delaware Council. o. L. A. NJ.
Blue Rock Council, l.. of Il. q.
Oriental Lodge. A. y. and a. NJ.
Eureka Council. Jr. %. Il. A. NJ.
Mattahoon Tribe. Tmpd Red Men.
Palestine Castle. \. y. X, OF NJ. c.
Oriental Lodge Knights OF Pythias.
Champion Lodge. knights OF Pythias.
Golden Gate Gommpulefy. X. I'M.
Naomi Rehccca Degree lodge. |. o. F.
womuu's Relief Corps. q. $. Graut Pos
Wilmington Encdmp. X, OF 81. JohnS NJ
FranklinCircle brotherhood ofthe Union
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

Last night well-dressod woman
walked into the store Of Mitchell and
Bash, at No. 2l9 Market street, and
asked to DO shown some dolls. One
OF the lady attendantS waited upon
the woman and while her back was
turned, the customer put number of
toys under her shawl. Fortunately.
another of the attendants at the store
II otlced the woman taking the articles
and notified Mr. Bash. AS she was
eaving the store, the proprietor APP
preached her and after giving her q
severe reprimandlng, allowed her to
20. The woman gave her name and
is well.kuown.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

II the lining membranes OF the air.
passages are not in normal oondi-
tlon, but are rendered abnormally sen
sltlve from any cause. they may be.
come irrltated by any deterioration oil
the air. producing cold. This eondi
ton may at once DO quleted, and the
sufferer cured in short time by few
doses of DIR, Bulls Cough Syrup. that
unfailing cure for this and all kindred
affections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21


Mr.. Jolls called attention to the tnct
that IT. cost too much money to collect
the dog tax. The assessment last year
was about $4,000. The amount col
leeted was but $3.50 while the Levy
Court paid the collectors $500. The
county would have boon $244 better
off to have not attempted to collect
the dog taxes, There is no law COM
| pelllng the collecting of dog tax, and
so 1t is not collected In many cases.
Collector II. Iruax, OF Appoquini-
mink hundred, paid Sl9s in full Tor the
year 1890.
Tho bill of County Treasurer John
L. Dlckey for $500, clerk hire. which
was referred back to Comptroller
Stats, was referred back to the Levy
Court. Mr. Hickman moved that IL
be paid, MIR. Hutchinson said he could
find no law that gave the court tho au-
thorty to pay for extra compensation
for clerk hire III the county treasurer's
office. The sum OF S240 was paid for
extra help and now he puts In bill
for $500 more.
Mr. Jolls didn't see that the gcourt
had any right to pay the bill. To pay
tho $3.50 might be construed as giving
the county treasurer extra oompensa-
ton in addition to his sulary, which is
contrary to law. The bill was voted
down by yeas, A. nays, 8.
MIR, Hutchinson moved the vote at q
previous meeting, disposing Of ex-
| County Treasurer George ID. kelly'5
bill, be roconsidered The motion was
lost by n vote OF to 8.
lIe said the bill had been passed IT.
regularly, and is Illegal because it has
never been before tho Comptroller, as
required by law. The bill was for $500.
After considerable discussion pro
and con about the matter, In which
Mesgrs. Hutchinson, Hickman. Grub,
Eiiason and Jolls took part, tho bill
was allowed by the following vote.
Yeas Mrssrs. Clark. Eliason, ellis,
Grubb, Hickman, Kilgore, Sutton7.
Nays -Aiessrs. Buckingham, Hutchl-
son, Jolls-3. Absent, Mr. Simpler.
Tie court adjourned to meet on
next Tuesday, when the newly. elect cd
members of the court will be present
---<zD -
Onr idoa Of lucky man is one who
enjoys good coffee more than cham
payne, and hus had his catarrh or in
H.. 4 ~ 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21
Covered With Sores
Tried the Doctor and Almost Evcry-
thing 1 could Think Of but
Nothing Helped Me.
Thought 1 Would Try Cuticnra Rem.
dies. In Ono Week.
1 Was Cured.

I tried the CUTIouRA REMEDIES and
they did everything for me. My h qnd and
sores, and | tried almost everything |
could think of, and finally l tried the doc.
tor. but nothing helped me. After read.
ing your advertisement. l thought
would try CUTIouRA REMEDIES. tbough hit
the CUTIoURA. CUTIOUnA SOAR. and the
CuTICuRA REsoLvRNT, and one week.
after began using them my sores dried
up. and have not had them since.
MRs. Il. A. JONES, Mcintosh, Ga.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

When court convened No 10 o'Nock
this morning, Mr. thurrhman mnle
his closing argument to the Jury for
tho defendant IN tie case OF liysuIe
VS., QUigley, He cauteilded That til +
piainti1l had not owH that he wns
entitled to any damages. lie was ful-
lowed by senator Higgins, who SUI.
hlttcd several law points Tor the coi.
slderatton OF the Court, and after
wards addressed the Jury. The clos.
lor the plaintiff who spoke in lll S
usual (pfclh!c and eloquent manner
until pttort, wien tho noon rcrgss
WAS taken ard tho Jury discharged un-
Oh 10 u-rlarli 10 nprroM mnrninr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

Amandus b. CLARK, who was driving
the iron grey horse who ran away
with him yestsrday noon, called at
the REPUBLICAN office and said that
he did not throw the relus down but
held on TO the animal, and ungeared
him from the spindle wagon, (Which
was broken 80 as to let IL down on the
ground, )at Ninth and Market streets,
and drove him back to the stable.
Amandus says he Is capable OF driving
any horse and il no had half chance
he would have been able to have pull.
od the animal up aud gotten him un-
der control. 1t was the first time the
horse had been driven without blinds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

Lewis II. Lyman, who resides near
Midtown, Mill Crock hundred, climb
ed tree Oh Monday in order to dis
Lodge turkey he was endoavorlng to
eaten, when limb broke and he fell
several feet, breaking his right arm
and spraining his left wrist. DR. l..
II. Ball was summoned and afforded
the necessary surgical aid. Mr.. Lyman
il Il son-ln.law OF Henry White, at Sill
yefbrook, and his many friends regret
to hear OF his mlshap.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

This evening the young German dIa-
lect comedian will present his fathers
famous play, Fritz In Ireland, at the
Grand Opera House. Mr.. Emmett
brings to his work the same genial
face and nature, the same fluent dia-
lect, and In his hands the best quail
ties of that character are retained. The
play Itself is too woll.known to the
thcatre-goers Of this city to need
comment, although few changes have
been made in it, merely to modornize
the action without destroying Its sim L.
plicity. Mr.. Emmett Is supported by an
exceptional strong company and
should receive as cordial welcome as
his father did here.
Manager Williamson, of the Grand
Opera House, has secured strong at.
traction for Monday night in the form
Of that charming comedy "A Railroad
Ticket
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21
IlnIa

Tie finest new process huckwheat
meal. eight pounds for twenty-five
kmpiey streets.
Jones Hungarian Roller Hour, the
finest Hour in the market, at So Il bar.
pei, ut j, j. Smiths, Fourth and Ship.
ley streets.
Dr. Slmms White pulmnnlc Balsam
ttlnds ptc.emtneut Us tie Only real
assumption remedy known.
4 liz store No S51 Market street, is
beHg lifted ap for un Office for tile
Genera Agency OF the Mutual i.ift
INSURANCE Company OF New YORK,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

a horse belonging TO the Diamond
State Iron Company narrowly escap
ed death by drowning this morning
The animal was attached To cart
hauling scrap iron from schooner
wien tlIc driver backed him into thu
creek With the aid OF block and
tackle the animal wa rescued after
having bath OF over two hoafsdula.
tiOg,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

Herbert Young was arraigned before
the city court this morning on charge
Of posting bills On the poles of the
Delaware and Atlantic Telephone Com
paRy. Young pleaded guilty to thc
charge and was fined $40 and costa,
The ordinance says that no less than
that amount nor moro than $50 can 10
imposed, and as IL was his first offense
the Court Imposed that line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

At FergusonIs, II ED street. Tho best
is always tho cheapest No DOCTORS
bills after eating our goods. We have
been doing business for 10 years and
expect to stay 10 more, We use moth.
Ing but the best material, After So
years experience in the business find
1t pays the best. We would be pleased
to fiji your orders before the rush
comes. Don't forget. II L. I'd street,
Eergusons,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-21

The Sunday School OF Green Hill
Presby terrain Church will givea Christ.
mas entertainment, on Friday even
ing, the 30th Inst. Admission ten
cents. Their friends arc Invited to
favor them with their presence ON
this occasion. II they Wish to enjoy
themselves and make the members of
the organization happy.