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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
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PERKINS--0u december 20. 1895. VIM. Per-
kins. aged e years.
Relatives and friends nro invited to attend
his funeral BnTyi ices at tho residence of his
son, John Perkins. SEC Claymont street, south
Wilmington. Wednesday afternoon at :
o'clock.
MOUsSEY-on the elst inst. Margaretta l..
Mouslcy, aged 80 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited TO attend
the funeral FROM the residence OF her hus-
band Levi NJ. Mouslcy silvcrside Brandy
wine Hundred, Thursday morning, 26t h inst
1SJb, Mt 10 a'ciock Services at the house.
lnterment ut Lombardy Cemetery.
MOORE-On December 23rd Thomas b.. in-
iant son OF j. H.. and Ella w. Moore, aged
SIX mcnths
Funeral on Thursday December 9th 1905
70 o'clock n, M, from the parents re esiderce,
No. 4O5 ltodney Street. lntcTment ut River
view Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
SCHULrZ-On December -. 1895, Charles
a. Schultz, aged 90 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of his BROTH
or-in-lpw. Harry Belts. No. ial0 Tatuall
street. on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
lntcrmcnt private.
MUiLIN-On Dec. %. 1896 Helry NJ Mullln,
aged O3 yeare.
Relatives and friends also o U A NJ arc
Invited to attend MA funeral from his late
residence 595 Lancaster avenue. on Tuesday
afternoon at o clock Services at the house.
lnterment liiveryiew Cemetery.
MANlS-In this city. on December 90 1905.
; Ann ID. widow OF The lhto Norris Maris,
in the 9lst year OF her age
Friends are invited to ATTEND the funeral
services on Fourth day evening. at Z 80
o'clocA at the residence of Joseph A. Bond,
In this city. EuneT6 at West Chester, Pa,
on nun Gay morning, at 1880 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
just the Coat For Him.

A man, having heavy oyercoat on,
was walking ono very hot day into tho
country, and having good distance to go
thought of leaving his coat at "A cottage.
Seeing no cottage near, he conceived an
idea, and pulling OIL his heavy coat he
pinned to 1t pieco Of paper having the
following words written upon it, Don't
touch this coat; it has got the smallpox. "
Then he placed tho coat under hedge
and went on his way
After having completed his journey he
started back, returning to the spot where
he had left his coat, and to his astonish,
mont the cont was gone, and only the piece
of paper remained, with the inscription,
Thanks for the coat, old chapplo; have
got tho smallpox" on the other side Of
the paper.-Lundon Tit Bits 4,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
rlnras.rr-rorter Meaalnr.

DENroS, Nd, Dec. ss--Mr. Howard r.
Hardesty, OF Smyrna. Del. and Miss
Mamie Porter. eldest daughter oil Fraucis
A. Porter. OF Burrsvllle. were married In
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church To.
might: ~ go o'clock, by Key. +. II. Raw
lins of Harrington, na'. The church was was
handsomely decorated and the s..s ss...ne e. To-
slide the chanccl rail was filled with potted
flowers. An arch Of evergreen spanned
each aiele; aleo large arch of vsrlegated
colors. from the centre OF which was sus
pended floral bell, and beneath this the
compile stood.
Misses Ida and Nettie Porter. sisters
OF the bride. were the bridesmaids. and
they were accompanied by Mr.. Morris
Harrington. OF FELTON,. Del, and Mr.. M,
Stephens, of Denton. The ushers were
VIM. Norris and A. H. Cooper. of Denton:
Clarence Jones and W. IL. Wooters. of
Burrsvllle; Miss Nelllo johnson played
LohenRrin's wedding m arch, A reception
was hold at the BRIDES home. They Will
reside In Smyrna, Del, where the groom
Is In business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
rniyrna .ioi..

There will tea very impor tant meeting
OF Union Castle. No n. X. q. E. on
Thursday evening. and 1t is the desire OF
the officers that every member should be
present 10 confer the three degrees on IL
strangers.
The Al. L. Church n. Iclpsic will held
Its Christians entertulnmant on Christ.
mas night. A grand program will be
rendered. including II live Old kriss and
blizzard and snow storm. all are
cordially invited
The Christian Endeavor Society OF tho
nj. J.. Church will give an Informal re-
eeptton In the lecture room at ths church
Friday evening. from eight until eiovon.
All tho rlembers and friends of The church
ore invited.
Louise. tho i3 year old daughter OF
James Green fell from a coal shuts Satur-
day. the fail causing coneusslon of tho
brain end breaking hor right arm. DIR. j.
Cobb. cf Clayton, was called In and 70.
duced the fracture
Mise Mary Anthony has returned from
visit with friends In Wilmington and
Chester.
Miss Florence Hazel, who has been In
Lewistown, Pa, the past two or three
months. has returned home.
u number OF gunners have -ran rcd to
have a shooting match Wednesday, after
noon. Glass balls Will be used.
John IL. lioflecker has been elected a
lay delegate to tho Wilmington Confer.
ence which meets In Dover next March.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
uo,o, Kse,cr stabbed.

LAUREL. Dai., Dec, 25 Prank Thawley :
nroorietor of the Hotel Cannon. was as =
sauited today by George Mad looks on o
Of MIA tsmployes. Maddocxs was drunk
sud disorderiy and was discharged by
Thawiey. MndIocks. crazad with rum
and anger. rushed upon Thawley with
huge knife. slashing him frightiuiiy on
the head, face and mock The 1ugular
was not siruck and the victim may sur
vIye. The would bs murderer awei the
few spectators with his bloody knife and
escaped.
Thawley who wac prominent Demo.
cratic politician prior to engaging IN the
llauor business ls remnrkaoio hotei
Eepner fla has never smoked. tested
intoxlcants, swore an oath OF played
card
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
THE MARKETS.

The wenther was mild this morning
and the street smnrBet was we'll patron
lied. Following were the prices:
Eggs 25 to SO cts per. dozen; butter
2S and 80 cents per pound; potatoes,
to 10 cents per half reok or - to 4j
cts per bushnl; sweet potatoes, 10 to IA
cts. per half peck; sweet oranges,
20 to 81 cts per doz; bananas. s to l2
cents psr doznn; cabbage, to cents
pee head; apples. 10 to29c per Gaif peek /;
chickens. 15c to el So per pair; squads, 25 to
soc do; celery, cents per stalk; turuIps
10 cants per half pock; pu III pkns. To 10
cents each; crenberries 10 cents
per quart; pork. 10 cents per Id. ;
scrappie. 8 conts do; sausage. l2 cents
do; soaked lima beans l0c qt wainuts
ltc per half peck; calves liver 20 to 25c a
lh. mutton, 8 to lS cents per Ih. ducks, 81
to sl.50 per pair. Turkles were scarce,
sailing from IA to Is cents per To-. with
demand more than tho supply.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
llnh-I.n.ncus.

Operator Kane aud Coroner StiGham
went to Wyoming yesterday 10 fish. They
returned with several guinea hens and @
few fish. There is 10 truth In the aeser.
ton that ihey caught the guinea hens by
putting grains OF corn on iishlng poles.
Detec tive Jones received letter from
Wyoming this morning relating how tho
two Hshernen spent tie day. A REruBrI-
can reporter heard Mr.. Jones talking to
tho coroner over the Peoples telephone
this mornlng aud will give the convorsa.
t!on on Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
soc,aI visit,

On last Saturday evening a largo nun
bor Of tho members and lady friends OF
Washington Lodge No. |, X. OF +. paid u
social visit to Diamond Lodge No. l6, ut
Mar fshallton, Del.
Mr. w. a.. Muffin made an al dress of
welcome, In which no invited Mr. Milton
Hawkins TO take the chair for tho ovonInK
Mr.. Hawkins did SO and the following
program was acceptahly rendered after
which delicious supper was enjoyed by
all present.
Il Loved You Bettet Than You Knew
Nj rs McNuity
Solo. "AnchoredH -,......Alr. W. IT, iiuUinaon
Solo, Ihe uih House BY the L'ndnns
selec, Reading .rba NaEabonas'
Sole, BurCh of Sfuiets =,...... Mir. McSuIty
Recitation, Moderh Euueuttou'
Miss I.i:lic Williams
Messrs rrizgs and nIcNuty
Bslo. "T.deI3ye Is sweet W.. Misi siSSaity
Solo "lhe Sweetest stoty Ever Iui4'
Recitation The Boys" Prot. B i. uroyos
Duet, 'Drllting Away
air. and Mrs, !. Il. king
NO " SOLO .,.....stfzt' sa.... NJ } Il King
heeitutlOn ''ittie at jannlo MCNcul
Mrs. W II, rohHson
Recitation, "the Ghastt' ., s. y. SIaraialI
eoio' Fast Anchored III tho Deep
W. ii. Eobinbun
About II p. m. the visitors departed for
thelr homes. well pieased with ;hsir visit
aud tho Lodge, wlsLilg that thsy would
repeat II in the near future.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Mnhhnrinnh hinsnn.

There are several features in the bill this
week at Wonderland. that are worthy Of
mention Me and Him tho Kentucky
nondesGrlpt duo. present u very lauEhaOle
5eoIaedy act Tho others are Frank Cot
tcris. Donkey Circus Miss Rosina, Dean
and jose. Frank Ala9lltpD. B8ker and 10y
deIl, Harry MONA aud Gohan aud Mauls =
barry. Tho program. US "a whole, 10 enjoy.
able and IL adapted for the he llday time.
Special performance will bs given on
Christmas day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
The execntrIx of ThnmnaL Innf

The exeeutrlx OF Thomas J. Jones. near
Red Mill,wil sell his personal property at
public sale on Saturday, Dec 2Sth, az one
O'Clock p, m.
Tho Chrlatmaa entertainment OF Made
ley NJ. L. Sunday school will be held next
Thursday evening, Dec 26th, at half past
seven O'Clock In the church. An appro =
PIRATE program Will be rendered. No ad-
mis- sion charged. Come one and oil,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
IN YOUR STOCKING,
Some Presents Which Would Be
Appreciated.

The reoplc--The law enforced SO that
the pavements Will DO Tor the people and
not for shinnerB.
City Council New name boards for the
street corners.
Water wltch-More money and q chem.
ioal engine.
Slelghers-About six inches OF snow.
Now Castle and Brandywlne Springs
An electric railway.
Senator Hanby--Mora ohastnuts.
The Press Club-More interest.
club
Bayard--A castle ln Eaglaud and
title.
Levy Courtman Armstrong-Re.el .elec-
tion.
W. II. Fllnn-Ihe nomination for shcr-
IN.
Henry A. DuPont-A scat In the san.
ate.
l. l. Handy Register of Wills.
Detectlvos-A Few more OF the thieves.
President Cleyeland--Bsttsr ishiug anu
less trunble with foreign powers.
The peDple--Less taxes for tho city from
the street and Sewer and Water Depart
inent.
Rockrord-A base ball club to defeat q.
A. q.
Workingmen-Mors work.
Court treporters-More room and less
Interference.
AddicKs-Another divorce suit, big
outs"
w. B. Cuba foot ball team that can
defeat the Z. A. U.
New castle-Names OF the streets on
the corners.
TveryOody-Tho REPUBLICAN,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
lkosIus Drowned ner-eIG

The body OF RosIno Lono was found
In the Christiana Creek yesterday after
had quarrel with her husband on Sun.
day anu loft him with the threat that she
intended to tnko her life. The body was
found by Charles Glazler under the VIII eel
house OF the steamer Thomas Clyde. An
Inquest Will be held by the coroner this
afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Fxeellen. nna yYhp.raamr rrena.

Following the remarkable success OF the
"tluaker City Cream Bread and Vienna
Irend4 of George W. Huber OF West
Second ard Parish streets, he ia now en-.
plUyinR his extunslve machinery aud
ovens with eeven to twolve assistant
bakers In making also his Home made
Bread" which is attaining q remarknble
wide sale. Mr.. Huber buys tho best 3f
materials. and Hour by tho ear load. His
extensive new bnkory hls capacity OF
lbo00 tons per day. Persons who have
tried his bread use 1t constantly .and
praise il highly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
street. tin,i ewer..

Tho Street and Sewer directors wecs In
session awhile last night and ordered tho
weekly pay roll Of 1857 20 paid, COllac,
tions amounting to $40 81 were reported
anc the halanco in bank vas reported to
be siS SO 80. Tho tifue for completing
Duck Kun river was eXtenuNi. coln.
Mun cau N was received from tho 3 ard
81 lIads committees on the road to the
river. hut EO action was taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

Christmas day there Will be at Calvary
L. j.. Church, sd and Washington, IA carol
service with tie lirst celebration of tho
Holy Communion at A. 81. and morn.
Ing prayer sermon and second celebra-
tlon OF the Holy Communion at 10 30
Tho Sunday school Festival will be held
at ! l.. NJ. December II. Blshop Coleman
Will make the address
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
An Intenisens witness.

Y IN IntoHfKent Wfthpsss y
A witness In court who had beon eau
tiss.ys vivs.sat 10 rsyv rsecise answer tp every
e,,..-lIa,s .Sz. -.sA Ia talk abaub -what he
might think tho question meant was In
terrognted as follows;
You drive q wagonsv
~, air, l do mob.
"Why, sir, did you not toll my learned
friend 50 this mo.SentP"
"No, sir, did not.
'Now, cir, put IL to you ON your oath,
Do you drive wagonf"
"No, SIR"
"What Is your occupation, thenps
81 drive a horse. Waterbury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Nnyyrpnp.r 1Inn 10 Iyed.

A. o. II. Grler. OF the Every Evenl ng
stan. and Miss s. Elizabeth Baylis will te
married .hls afternoon at the ONE of the
brides parents on Buena Vista street, by
Rev. W. W. Sharp. William Thomas will
oe the groomeman and Mlss Hettie Kendel
bridesmaid. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Grlor will go on trip north,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
clayton Jots.

@. Rose Numbers. the l2 year old son OF
,Abei Numbers, while playing OH this step
at the Biaoiiston school house was pushed
OFF the ateD. tho fall dlsiocatiug hia
shoulder. Dr. q. G. Harmonson was hass-
tily called and reduced TIC fracture.
The Nj. L. Church will hold Its Christ!
mas entertainment and tree on Tuesday
evening. Dee. ~. a grand program will
be rendered, including live Old krlss
Edward Prlos, assistant steward of the
suDerintendenL's car. had tue misfortune
to cut ore OF his fingers of Que day Aet
week while chopping wood. DR.. Harm OIis
son drei sed the wound.
John W. Neal has opened a general
blacksmith shop In this town opposite tho
school house on uppbS Main street.
Edward Smlth OF Wilmington has been
visiting Frank Allen.
Richard Nowlaud and wife OF Whining.
ton arc guests OF hsr mother, Mrs. Al.
Meredith.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

The Wilmington Christian Endeavor
Union will hold II prayer AMI praise ser
vice on Chr!stn mas morning at O'Clock in
st. rauls NJ. H. Church. fne leader will
be tho Rev. Cbgs. L, Esnlrlcas. aud his
subject. Gods gift to u.s. Our gilt to
tiad" Matt 3il-l2 kSs Publio 10 cor
utnliy luyiteu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
A NIiIn Denlrr-Rnn n,nr

Fred Klund. the milk dealer, met with A
painful accident at Eleventh AID Heald
streets today. While attempting to enter
his wagon the horse starte d, knockIna
him down and drawing tue wagon over
hin. Dr. Quinn Is In atteadRn o..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
ALLEGES, Th,cyes.

Detective McVey and WItsit went to
Now Castle this afternoon and brought
over the trnmps arrested IN Folly Woods
They will be 6rraigned before Magistrate
Sasss on the charge OF burglary. 1he
evidence ID read against them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
a IIougIt yoyncr,

Tho British steamship Chigwell which
arrived ut Marcus Hook yesterday from
Shields experienced heavy weather,
during which boats woro smashed. the
bridge WIS badly wrecked and other dun :
age was sustained.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

the First Presbyterian Churoh Ii. L. Wal
lace. janus Z. Price ]. Frank Mccoy anI
q W. Jones were cisctei and inatulled
railing elders Of the church Tor the limited
term uI suIylUe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
a Granii Fax Hunt.

On Christmas morning next at 10 o'clock
sllarp there will 10 u fox let out at the
Practical Farmer Hotel BY the proprietor,
Jotu q, Adhme. Inc fox was secured
away down In Maryland. end the opinion
OF many IL. that being SO far from home,
he VIII 9lvo grand run. Go and 500 him
lot out, If you have never saw the like.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
When we Talk

or good shoes for little money. perhaps
You will say; Oh. yes havs read that
kind OF nonsense before. Possibly you
havo taken the trouble to go aud look at
some improbable bargains ut impossible
prices and 1t etiirened your purpose
never to be fooled In that way again.
Well. don't judge our advertise ement by
that kind OF nonsense. We don't promise
to save the prIoo of ton OF coal on every
pair OF baby shoes. but we feel perfectly
eafe In promising you tho best there ie In
respectable footwear for the smallest
amount OF money. Try us for your
Christmas shoa wants, you Will probably
lind your pocketbook taxed less for good
shoes than ever before. Forman's. No. 10
East Fourth street. between Market and
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
The Biore Inquest.

will sweIr the Jury einpanelsi to lnvasti-
Rate the causs OF tho death OF Thomas
Blore over the body ard tho inquest Will
ne held on Thursday. 1t has been iearneu
that Blore had relatives in England.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

W. II. Luden OF 1915 Delaware Avenue,
will give away q lot of toys on Christmas
day between the hours OF s and IL In the
morning. He has great many of these
toys on hand, and will be pleased to see
all the boys and girls who may call at
tho time named. Nh. luden REQ uosts the
ministers OF all denominations to take an
int erest In this matter und he will honor
any order sent by them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
lha Chrlsimns nervt.

Tho Christmas services at st Mlchaeps
Church, corner Chestnut and Adams SITS
Will be uS follows: solemn Procession and
liigh Mnss AT IL O'Clock midnight, Holy
lomInuhton at O'Clock A. NJ, Mathis at
10 NJ, second High Aass and sermon us
l0.3O A. NJ
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

Solly Smith, of California, and Billy
Murphy, of Australia, fought fourteen
savage rounds in New Orleans last night.
Smith won
Fifteen inmates OF the Bellevue hospital
training school for nurses New York, are
at Willard Parker hospital suffering from
scarlet fcycr.
Millard Il, Holland, a clerk in the in.
terror department was assaulted at his
home i'll Washington yesterday by Albert
Corbctt, n colorcd laborer, and seriously
and perhaps fatally injured
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
snt, ors,o,v.

Auctloneers Stidham and Son yesterday
sold for Passmore Bros forty head OF
fr esh COWS and bulls. The bulls averaged
S3?. The entire lot averaged $40. some
cows bringing $50. The attendance as
large and the bidding spirited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
,Iunnin., ua1,.l

Tho pHrer the eatable5. the better your
health. Huy your holiday luxurles. WHIT.
mans ana Huylsr'5 candies und uonrGc-
tlons, nuts, games bon bons, llnrmaladas
etusr, mlncomeat. etc. at j. Z. Almond
Co.'S, Eighth and Market streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

In Magistrate Sasse's court yesterday
afternoon Fred EyeIlll sued r. j. Long,
for the sum Of SO for taxes and interost
on property purchased. verdict for
SIS W was givoD. y. BgYard Iicrsgl rep.
resented the plaintiff and l.tlburne Gland.
IeT tho defendant
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
nrokornve Ifirn, EnII,.

Announcement was made this m orning
that the woll known brokerage firm OF w,
q. Hopper, No. 80 South Third St., Phil
adelnhla, has made an assignment for tue
benefit of Its creditors.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Veteran Ifnii. FIt,

Chester Hamilton u year Old veteran,
mud who IS on his way from New.ino Now
York. to the National Soldiers Home, fell
In an epliep.t0 lit IN front Of the CITY HulI
yesterday afternoon, aud IL now at the
Delaware Hospital, wheFo Tho physicians
AAAa eRgrN hone Tor LIs rnclNarY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Christmas EXERCISES.

Chr istmas exercises were held In tho
htEh and Washington schools today. Tina
exercises ware interesting. The schools
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

There was lively race between the
"Washy" and tho Delaware to the fire In
the playhouse et the residence of DR..
Lukens, oil Washington direct this morn
ing. The damage was slight.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
QUOTATIONS.
ltcport ed by
IliGAI,D 81 COMPANY,
bankers and lsrok~rs.
seventh aud Markot street

Investment and securities yielding from
10 per cent.
orders for the purchase aud sale of stoaks
and bonds on Commission executed at ali
the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires TO New York,
Phtladel phia Boston and Chicago.
Foreign DRAFTS anu Letters of Credit issu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Iurltets Eur Fp,,lo,rr..

William II, Mccarthy. OF tho Third
Street Market yesterluy furnished eighty.
five plump turkeYs tDr Harry Stooclle to
De dls'r buted glnoug A5 brewery work
men.
James N. Bryan Will distribute ton fowls
10 his EN- muloyeas
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Preachers Discuss @trlI,c.

The Wilmington NJ D. preochers' Asso.
clRtiOa yesterday afternoon discussed tho
Traction strike III Philadelphia, The
ep1aEers were keYs Merritt Hulburd. L.
Snowdon Thomas and L b. Short. Ihs v
wore OF tho opinion that the mon had not
been treated properly by tic Traction
Company but at the same time discoun.
tenaIc91 violence OF any Kind.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
Eem . rom a i.orcl,.

Crawford. No. S02 West street, fell from o
rear porch this morning, lacerating an
arm sd badly that DIR. Corkran had to
draw the wound together with tw e!ve
stltches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

Il tried bottle of Salvation OIL on a
Wound and was cured within savera! days
] never had such good remedy as Saliva
tion OF In my hands. bIrs. j. q. Duncan.
Lexington, Mo"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
n.c,ie Her Shaft.

While passing mar Third street prloSe
todsv tho. steam Or Ulrica broke her shaft
Alfred bonner. en- employ of the s. o..
threw the deck hands rope. The cleat
broke and Bonner received severe blow
Ia the head.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
The Only Gold Toilet set.

The only complete gold toilet service In
the world belongs to the khediYe of Egypt.
1t made in London, and consists OF 28
pieces. Each piece bears tho monogram OF
the khedtye in diamonds, tho same boing
surrounded by u illlet in imitation of that
of tho Grand Turk. Upward of 3, 600 dia.
mondS. and over 1900 rubies were used In
decorating these golden toilet articles Tho
body of each piccc Is Of Is carat gold, and
all are incloscd In diamond incrustcd
ebony case.-St. Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
I.irtle I'sp OF Riddles

raOple who order their coal from Fell Il
Joseph. Front and Madison str1ets. get
best clean coal ami full weight. Phone
2 .. See the h!g slIed2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
CHRISTMAS l.,,,,r,,.

Mr. Harry i, scLnapf earnestly and cor.
daily invitea all his friends and tho pub.
lie In general to call at the Atlantic Our
den, No 2el King street, tomorrow and
partuko OF his delicious turkey lunch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

The Rev. Mr.. Heiierman, accom- mpenIed
by Ills daughter, OF Brldgeton. N. j.. are
visiting relatives in our city r6e Reyer.
end gentleman today ehristened two
children OF Mr.. Robert Edwards and Mr..
Charles Slmmons. Lis relatiYes
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

For strengthening and Clearing tho Voice,
use BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.-''I have
commented them 10 friends who were put
lie speakers. and they have proved ex-
tremcly scrvlcsable." - Rer. Henry Ward
BsPcheJ'.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

low aro things In New Castla asked a
reporter OF a citlzen OF Gtlllsyilie today.
Livery thing Is getting full he replied, even
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

EaouND-on Market street near Riverview
II three hrass article. The onner CON
nave sumo by calling AT this Office aud pay
Ing Tor ibis advertisement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24
EvlrythLna q Grliing rulI.

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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-24

Emmanuel Church Highlands, Rev. X. ],
Hammond rector, Christmas day ser.
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