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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15
A strange story.

There Is quite nice, intelligent look
ing boy q: the police station, who say g
that bis name Is While Omer, and that
he Is Ia years of age. His story, as
told to q reporter this morning, Is, to
say the least, very singular. He Gays
that he was born in New York City,
but that about 6 months ago his par nts
removed to Philadelphia.
A short time ago his father went
away and was followed last week by
his mother when he went TO the
Lodg gers Home. On Saturday he me,
a mau who told him that he would gel
him o good place In Kent County, II
he would come along with him, and
they were to leave Philadelphia or
Monday.
In the meantime this man was rob
bed, and they remained In Philadel
phiA with the hope Of catching tn
thief until yesterday, when they CANT
| TO this city on the steamer Brandywire
As the man had no money to take thu
boy any further he left him in this city
and he found bis way 20 the polio
station,
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Ihe Rach,n Fn.r.

Business is getting a. the Bachelor 4
Boat Club Fair in the Institute Hall
Amongst the articles CHANGED oil las'
night q silver headed cane fell toDr.W
Is. Row land. This evening 1t Il exVec
ted quite large number ofarticles vii
20 to the lucky chance taken. TIL,
Kempa family gave another of theil
very fine concerts. To night the Della
ware brass band will liven up things
The following Is the vote on the editori
al easy chair;
The Morning News, 81; Wilmingto
niaA SO; REPUBLICAN, 5;Freie Presse, 4
Every Evening II; Sunday Star 2, Rusb.
Monthly, .; Home Weekly, !; Philadei
phia Press, l.
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Letter from ChPssaiasa
OF the Republican.

CHRISTIAN, Dec IL, 1885
II IL with pleasure we acknowledge
the recent demonstration Of kindness 10
MS at the Methodist parsonage In this
village.
While at our quiet home last Thurs.
day evening, ana not thinking OF being
disturbed, suddenly We were alarmed
IT footsteps approaching, not At the
front door, but ut the side entrance
toward the church, and In they came
with their baskets. bundles, ETC., well
filled with much that In really valuable
to Us.
At least SO persons, mainly represent.
ing our church and congregation, visited
ne, and In brief time We were, by the
Rev. James Scott, summoned in the
large dining room, who made q neat
and beautiful presentation sT 0ech, clos.
ing 1t with special present 10 the pas.
tors wife OF . purse OF money. We
did the best In replying TO such evi.
dence OF appreciation 70 our humble
services. After . good social time, sing
Ing and praying, the pleasant. company
retired, leaving rs to our reflection.
Certainly we feel that our home Ii
with Almost pleasant and kind people.
The revival at Ebenezsr 10 most won
derful. About seventy five have been
converted, and meetings have been held
there for eight weeks, and protrActs Sd
meeting has been commenced Mt Salem
with some prospect of success. Rev
II. SAnderson 10 still helping in oui
work, as very often, because OF indispo
sitiop, We have not been able Of late 4
give attention personally to the meeting
In either place. Efforts are being mad,
tor revival In temperance work. Mr.
Thomas Mckee an earnest worker, ha
r many names on his list, looking 70 til,
, Denomination Of Good Templars Lodg
sm Informed that formerly there wa
Iquite n fiourishing lodge In this village
Mr.. G.. w. Currinder has commence,
his new enterprise with his threshinl
machine engine, In turning cut variou
works, particularly . good article O
corn meal for food. We are Anticipai
lug the approach of Christmas with al
C Its various pleasures aud epjoymenti
hI Both the Presby terrain and Method,
lcburches are expecting Christmas or
a tertainments, the former the night 9
4 the 18th, the latter Christmas eve.
Yours truly, JOSEPH DARE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

TO every purchaser OF goods to the
amount of % 90, . can OF Maillard's
25c.
2 ms. seedless plums, 25c.
ms. preserves, In glsss Jars, zoe,
cans table caches, 25c.
2 cans French peas, 25c.
Ms best macaroni, 25c.
Evaporated apricots, 20c per pound.
Lemons, loo per dozen.
3 lbs. pecan nuts, 25c.
3 MS. French prunes, 25c.
3 large bottles ketchup. 25c.
. ibs. soused herring In mustard, 25c.
; ms best marscaibo. 50c.
3 lbs. golden rio, 50s.
3 lbs. Santos coffee, COO.
. ms. Laguarya,5 300.
z ms. English breakfast tea, 00c.
8 MS. rose favored tea, 90c.
8 lbs. Oolong Tea, 900.
8 lbs. guppowder Tea, 90c.
2 fbs japan tea, SOC.
. Ms. uncolored Japan tea, 90c.
lbs. Imperial tea, SOC.
ms. young Hyson tea, 93c.
ms. raisins, 26c.
lbs. currAnts, 25c.
fbA pruncs, 25c.
/ loss lhtuCo mcsst, ZoC-
fbs. dried apples, 25c.
lbs. jelly, go.
ms. cherries, 25c.
4 lbs. tApioca, ESQ.
lbs. pearl barley, 25c.
ms. Carolina rice, 25c.
qts. dried peas, 900.
cans corn, 26c.
cans peas, 25c.
eiass mugs jelly, 25c.
MS. preserved straw berries, 200.
lbs. Goldfish, 25c.
dozen pickles, 25c,
boxes lye, 200.
4 cans sardines, CSC.
cans tomatoes. 25c.
caus cherries, Csc.
9 cakes borax soap, 25c.
cakes Oleiue soap, 26c.
cakes sand soap, 25c.
packages washing powder, 25c.
ms. new oatmeal, zoe.
lbs. buck wheat, 25c.
, 10 cak 90 palm soap, &c.
Il DEvERELL Bros, L. 4th St.
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tlsiN9-On Dscenber IL. 1885. Mary A.,
wife OF Joseph EisinK, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inyi-
ted 10 attend the funeral from the resid ence
OF her husband. No.6ls King street, on 1hurs.
day morning at 80 o'clock High mass At
81. Peters Pro sihedrsl at 10 O'Clock, 10.
torment ut old Catholic cemetery.
PoR denly, on the 18th instant. at
Edgemoor, Del. Howard G. Porter. fnfAnt
child If John N. Potter.
Services at the house on Tuesday at 30
o'clock p. IN. lnterment at Riverview ceme-
terry.
the IAN inst, Amos X. Pal.
mer. in his 35tb year.
Relatives and friends and also Wilmington
Lodge, No. !. A. u. u. W, are resp.ct-
fully Invited 10 attend his funeral from hi,
late residence No. 40 East Fifth street. on
L Ihursdsy afternoon 1t lao O'Clock. Inter.
ment At hiyetview cemetery.
MAGulRE-On tho 18th inst, Joseph II
son OF oslah A. and Marietta Mcguire. IN
/ the 2@th year Of his age.
l Relatives end friends OF the family and
elawsre Division, No. 2u, Brothe rhood o
/ Locomotive ftrenen, are respect fully inyi
TED 70 attend the funerA |. from the nc
OF MS parents, No. 625 Lombard street. ol
VIhursdav afternoon ats O'Clock Intermen
at Wilmington and Brandywine Gem etsry.
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T 1T H EDITION.
or. s a. she Arlington Mo-

:, !. shortly ,orl, after so'clcct th,. Nils
nfe was discovered on Tho ms aa mornlp
Of = large three story tui,s S.cond foo
arlington Mills, In tbe nis at u
no u H MAJ WAS sounded at aao. ~atd
s Dua no. at Twentieth And Snc IN ito'
s'i reel. and one Of the cIer hsu MARIE
= team and drove as rapidI r' ~ also tool
10 the Frienship enpi1e non.s ss possib
.,x mere were about ono huud,.a
sixty SIX hands, mostly girls, emnlss ~
the building where the fra '1 o,,.yd
snd rs soon as It was known y,hh. N.Y..
on hre, the greatest copste,r 'as itw,
no ditiiculty in escaping, ana d'' .. =
aiateiy ran out, but those on i ~. !na
and third floors scattered in ' ", ECO y,
tons. Some made their sso ~ 81 On
shute, or incliued railvsv 'pe eon
used fof hauling cotton u s ,hn n
hoor OF the burned bulidips we "a .ai
others olimbsd down the frs.sss.,,,s.l
Come few became panic strIoa.p
rushed TO the roof, vbers ,ha
wringing their hands and erwin, :, ~
rescued. The entire department. us u
the exception Of the Wasbin.,n.s
CINE, which is being reralred rssUo.
TO the alarm, and were 400 ,'pouI
ground, but owing TO the ina,m.
nature OF the contents the ep,i,s H.,
ipg was enveloped In flames h.
time they arrived, and thai, "a
were principally directed to s,vIu nv
other building, which for,upa,sI,,
were successful in doing, and co,s
the hre to the one in which II OriSius
This building, which was srsc
some three or four years apo /, ~
plete wreck. The full amount n
less could not be ascer,a!ned INIT
sisted that 1t will be from tT5Md
TO tl00, 900, but fortunately itis
covered by insurance. All tina n
we're at work In the other departing
but by the presence Of mind Of
superintendent and former a panic
prevented, and all passed out viii,
any being injured, although some
almost paraly zed with fright.
The hremen worked faithfully
over two hours before the flames
fully extiDguished, and had 1t no.
for their efforts the destruction Of
, | property would have been prr
During the time the fire vas bun
, and afterwards, there was a uud
OF false rumors ailoat, one OF which
, that rs coon as the lire was dsc,v
the hands In the other departu
| we're locked In, when the fact u
, every facility was offered them to
. the buildings, but they were pres,
I from rushing out pell mell,snl ipj
I each other. 1t was also reported
n some OF the girls had been burns
/ death, but It, the same as the
n rumors, was without foundation.
How the fire originated is not
i tely known, but IL is said 10 havs
caused by friction.
a Notwithstanding the FIRE, work
a be resumed at the Arlington Nil
) morrow In all the departments
q the weaving room. wLich will u
/, re-opened for day or two
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Congress-.

In the United States Senate on
day @ joint resolution from the U
ticut Legislature was presented,
Congress TO pass without unneccl
delay, q bill to regulate the count
the vote for President. a mel
was also presented from the Exc
Com mittee appointed By the "a
tional Convention OF the TERRIFIC
Dakota, praying for The sdmis
Southern Dakota as State and
hitting a draft Of constitution
appro val OF Congress. Mr. EoaT
the Committee on Privileges ana
tons, reported the Presidential n
sion bill, ard 1t was placed on ~
endar. Mr.. Hear, from the J 10,
Commit ee, reported tbs bill p!
the salary OF United States "
Judges at 5000. A message wa
csiyed from the President transm
the Kelley correspondence, and u
ordered TO be printed and lie Oh
table. Senate adjourned.
In the House. Mr., Morrison no ~
COMMITTEES on Rules, suUmi'N'
report Of that committee on the !,
sed revision Of the rules. It was o.
10 be printed. Adjourned
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Reelected nanaxer

Ihe directors of the Masonic Hall
com pany held meeting asst evening.
10 take action on the protfered resl2na
ton OF Manager Baylis. After a mi
discussion Of the matter, it was decided
not TO accept the resign ation, bu, II
oner Mr.. Baylis additional indncemept,
70 remain in the position which he La
hlled in such q creditahle and fffici.u
been built. '' Il"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Toe trade marks of the above are a
positive guarantee that you will get
something that will wear and give sat-
isfsction wishing to reduce our etock
of silver plated ware, we now make a
special discount OF 20per cent. from our
already under prices.
This makes four bottle caster by the
Meriden Britannia Company cost 81. So
same, Eve. bottle, 81 80, ANA all the line
the same proportion. 1841. Rogers
Bros sinRle-plated tea spoons pei
dozen, $2.56 same triple plate. a.. Sill
yer pill ted knives bv the Meriden Cat
lery Company. S275 per dozen. Al
the above goods are by manufacturer
of world wide reputation, and are no
10 be compared with goods that ar,
hawked around the country, with
names stamped on them thaL have M
existence only on paper.
A very large invoice OF
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Protection for Tobacco.

The largest meeting Of farmers ever
held in Lancaster county, Penna, met
) esterday in Lancaster to petition for
an increase Of the tariff OF Suma;rl
tobacco. Delegates were present from
Berks, Chester and York counties
Jacob M. Frantz, Of Manor, presided.
A resolution was adopted asking
Congress to amend the present law, Sc
that all foreign leaf tobacco, any par
part of which is suitable for wrappers 4
not stemmed, shall pay duty Of one
dollar and half per pound, and i
sternmed two dollars pound on IL,
whole contents Of the package.
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A Very Funny plny

Next Friday night Harri son X G sur-
iey,s famous farcical comedy, Slapped
by the Light OF the Moon, will he rrs.
scented at the Opera House for the drst
time 10 this C IS, ard the occasion viii
be one .on1 to he ramemb ered. Tbis
play, VII ca has brought tame and for
tune 10 'he writer, is dndoubtly, one Of
the fnnntest pieces row on the stlee
and hss been a Leading attraction II
every arge city from, New York 10 sar
Franc SEQ during the pos. three yrar.
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Republicans nnd Democras,

hush your growing abou. hard times
ia riff or no tariff, keep your money IL
circulation by buying your wife, Oh
daughter, or some poor widow lady
saving machine for christmas presen
Cross!ey at 623 Shipiey street will guar
antee TO do his part ny selling you III,
machine rt very little above mAnufac
tpret'n prices
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LONDON, Dec. l4.-Advices fro,r
Mandalay state that the sacred Whit
elephant Is dead. The CUSTOMARY ca-n
meny OF keeping the body ly,ng +,
state Tor three days was prevented n,
the British officials owing to santa
reasons. The fuLeral was ntten6'
cd by an enormous crowd 'e' ''''
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VIM. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Second fiooi


Kid Gloves, 3 buttons, in
street shades, so cents from
81. The best for the money
you ever wore.
Umbrellas, all sizes and
kinds for children, ladies
ard gentlemen, 60 cents to
s..
IIandkerchiefs by the
hundreds white hemstitch-
ed colored borders, plain
white and fancy colored, In
dia and Pongee, S cents up
to s..
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The lecture this evening in Delaware
Avenue Baptist church, by Robert j !.
Burdette, OF the Burlington Hawkeye.
on the " Pilgrimage Of q Funny man, /"
should be attended by all who wish TO
DO amused and ut the same time instruc.
ted. Burdette 10 widely known ana as a
lecturer stands deservedly high In pub
lie favor. While his lectures abound
In witticisms they contain many hints
worth remembering and will well bear
repeating.
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the sseng erbupd CONGO.

The concert and ball given NJ
German Hall last night by tpe cd IA
saengerbund was well >, l vsn b
decidedly the best ever s.s'S xss
organization. The mu, aSo' Wa
the direction of Mayor RhO 49,
OF itself is sufficient euSl 's,hs
excellence. AT the close on o. 'r CoI
the bal CON mspced and was '01
until The wee Sma' hours
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

If you buy an album, pocket. book
% t,bis or hymn book, or q cigar case
fhr one collar or more. at James &
Webb's, 224 Market street you can hav,
a. name put in 1t in gold letters, free oil
charge. Don't forget James & Webb's
a24 Market street.
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station.

KY ANTED-A YoUFa GIRL ~ "
wv learn house work. A good nome W
10 ria ht person. 2i3 West Second st. IL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The agricultural
group In the Chamber Of Deputies have
resolved to oppose the importation OF
American salt meats In the interest
alike OF health and OF French husband
ry. IL is believed that tho right wilt
abstain from taking part In the election
OF president because OF the invaiidation
OF several of their candidates.
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Nickel Alarm
clocks at Millard +. Davis, y


Sheriff Ford adveFtise ,'.,. y !
tuesday 1sd next the persona an,,i !
Of the j. l.. Cooper F Ms
Co. st their factory over i L IL II,
b bridge, and the furniture IN "
No. loo French street s,., mat.
% On Thursday, . the I aon, ,l'S 5,
niture in the Ebbitt HOUSE,
10 A, w. Gookin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

If you buy an album, pocket book,
a bible or hymn book, or cigar case.
for one dollar OF more, at James ~
webb's, 224 Market street, ou can nave
a name put on 1t In gold letters free oil
charge. Don't forget james & Webos'
ooA Market Btreet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

ELECTIoN NOTICE.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
WILMINGToH, DEL doc. Il, 1855.
Notice ia hereby given that the annual
IN Getting OF the stockholders Of the bank will
be held a the banking house, on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of January, 1880, between the
hours OF and O'Clock, p. m, for the pur-
rose Of electing nine stockholders 10 serve as
Directors the ensuing year.
dI2-te GEO. ID. AKIN rRONG, Cashier
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PERSONAL.

Dr. s. L West returned fram vi.
european tour or Suuoa7 night. y,
feeling much improved thtreirom. r.
VIII now spend tho remainder OK II.
Winter in the South,
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Lost.

ON Wednesday evening % 'w III
from un Colonel DaPont',s to 'osI, I
q full set of uphollsstefa' SssP' By
spring rollers; The le1 l0a sSopt i 1
them or sending "o ,,fuacartuey,|
receive thanks OF o McGIFiiiifthi d
Law streets, Wilmington
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Hon. Geo. Gray introduced bill In
the U. 8, Senate. on Monday, TO amend
| chapter 354 OF the Revised Statutes, re.
lsttnR to signals ~ sea We may look
for more important IN alters In regard
70 the welfare Of the people. Great oaks
from little acorns grow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15
Tho PInce.

Buy yonr Christmas pres.rts ron,
Walsh x Co, No. sec Market .fr'r,
Cali and lock through their large, -.
Of goods. ~ GU
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Thousapds OF Christmas cards at
James Sc Webb's, 224 Market street.
Never 30 cheap or 30 beautiful. Open
every evening.
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WIN. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Notion De-
partment.
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Cnatterbox for 1885,

Forty. Ave cents, at James & Webb'r,
22f Market street. Other books in pro.
portion. Open every evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Table and gift books at about hall
price ; the largest selection In the city
Christmas cards from one cent upwards
Pyle 81 Lichtenstein, 226 Market street
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"Uneasy lies the heal 'S Sa'oa|
crown" so does the ono a .e
a man with a Troublesome 's Sta VAT
be stops it by taking k'd ''
Cure,
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James & Webb's basement Ia i've, =
ace Stacks of books, and ss "a
prices, never 80 cheap Come and see
YOU W III not be urged to buy.
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Cnasterbox for IsL5

Forty five ceulo, At James a. Weh,,.
rs marhet street Other books in nro
portion. Open every evening.
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ChaffeFbON TOrISSa

Forty five cents, at jaime. < We,,,.,
- Ms'ket street Other books in pro-
portion. Open every evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

II you buy an album, a pocket book,
a bible or by mn book, CT cigar case
for one dollar or more, at James y
Webb's, 224 Market street, You can have
o name put on 1t in gold letters, freq oil
charge. Don't forget James & Webb's
224 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Linen handkerchief, selected espe.
cially for the holidays. Pyle 81 Lich
tenstein, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Warm lined and lace shoes and slip
ptrs at Babcock's, 2O6 Market street
Family shoe h use.
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RexiynI atNiPnnI,n.

The revival meetings now held In ST
PauPs NJ. f. church Will continue
through this week The experience
meeting last evening was unusually
pleasant and profitable. The Rev. Chas
Hill will preach this evening, Rev. \
M. Browne on wednesday and the Rev
j. H. Nixon, d. d. on Thursday even
ing. Special meeting for Christians and
serious persons are held on Tuesdsyand
Thursday afternoon ut O'clock
Gold pens, gold PANELS and elegant
god goods, at James 81 Webb's. 81
Market street. 0aeu tvery evening"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Fourth and Market streets. Notion d.
partment.
Blankets are not only
good for Christmas times,
but for all times. Our store
is the popular place for
blankets, and they were
never better and cheaper
than now, even here. w eve
Just added a fine lot of Red
Blankets at much reduced
prices, and they are a popu-
lar blanket this season,
1880, SIS, So, S., $I2. For
ISL % you can buy q pail
lof extra heavy gray blank
lets.
Elegant elder down pill
.llows, embroidered and hand
.lsomely designed in silk. NJ
more luxurious gift coult
hardly be thought otis
/ pity to cover up such beaut,,
! even by the fairest face. 81
leach.
i Magnificent damask tow
els, knotted fringe, 81 an
lj0 cents. Magnificent dam
TASK table sets, cloths an
;. napkins to match, plain an
4 bordered 81, S., 81 s.
. What better than handsom
,,llinep
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocurs I,Io
All really good things, ar. treou,n mn
initiated. The genuine are sold nrI -,
boxes e1'u only In
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

The Cermania Band will give con.
cert ut the Bachelor Boat Club Fair
this evening, at Institute Hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

And Geo the ladies' new zero rubbers 4
Babcock's, 206 Market street. VIM. II
Babcock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Thousands Of Christmas hs, Make ]
James & webb's, ~ s.. ml
every evening. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-15

Useful and appropriate gifts. Rsat
" Christmas Talk 81 In another column
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VIM. i. SHARP,

Fourth and Market ST. eeJs. Basement.
Our carpet rooms are full
Of good things, one OF the
most important, by the way,I
being plenty of good light,
the next Of course belngj
lplenty of carpets to choose
Iron. Customers come to-
Jour carpet rooms, enjoy the
light and buy our carpets
because they can sec they
lare cheap. Old fogy ways,
lold iogy light, old fogy
Iprices, {" because ours are
: la little better than others,
don't you know" won't
lido.
/ A special lot of Body
Brussels reduced to so cents
from $I.25. Another il
. greater variety, $I.1o from
$I.4o. Rugs, 80 cents tt
$50.
"a Ottomans, with castors
> 10 cents to 81.
Carpet sweepers, Sl.5O t.
=. $500.
10 About one dozen Smyrn;
Rugs from last season, SIS
;. roml $3.50 and $3.50 fror
70 $50. Sofa size, Osweg
hading,spring roller shades
Ks. 6O { ents.
WIN. B. SHARP,
Four b and Mar5et strosts Carpet I
pe''mau,t.
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NOTICE-THECE NATIONAL
IN BANK OF W ilmington, capital 1910, 600,
will open for business on Monday, Novem-
Der 80, 1885. Accounts Of Banks, Bankers,
Oorporntiors and b rms solicited. txchapge
on Philadelphia or New York furnished to
depogitors without charge.
JOHN PEOPLES, j. II. ADAMS.
Cashier. President,
November %, 1885. n23 2m
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AZ the Rink

There was "a fair dv. adGls'i
Citizens' Rink last syoo'v wfaic3
i legged race this , svsp,Ssi
heneiit in the evening
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DRESsIrG GASES, 81 ; IN PLUSH, g.;
~ with music, $l0 mirrors from 10 cents
10 81 60, at Cartmells pharmacy, sixth and
Madison stre,ts. See our circular before
buying elsewhere. dl4-m&wtf