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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

At An early hour saturday morning
ex-Offioer Pierson Was badly cut While
attending . ball at German Hal, sixth
strees near Walnut. 1t seems that he
WAS told shat q tght was going ON down
in the bar room, on the met foor, and
upon going down he found that
several men were beating ancth"r, aud
when be asked them TO desist, some
one struck him. Piereon knocked the
man down, snd Immediately atlei-
wards was stabbed 10 the back. Ihl-
was followed by two wounds IN thr
upper part of the leg, and cue IN the
hand, ali OF which bled tr ely. tie was
Immediately placed in carriage and
taken 10 DR. Wales office, where tie
wounds were Creased, after which he
was removed 10 the restd nee OF his
mother, where he is nog confined &c
his bed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
I H|RD EDITION.
The Asbury N. L n.

The Asbury Mutual Improvement
society gave an admirable entertain
ment on Saturday, evening. The house
was crowded to its utmost capacity,
and hundreds went away unable 10
gain admission. The program WAS en-
tirely of the patriotic order, pertaining
TO the adoption of the Declaration OF
Independence. As prelude TO the
program, Asbury Burke recited au elo-
q1ent Grafton To liberty. The debate
On the resolution to adopt the Declare
ton of Independence was opened with
John Hancock in the chair.
The minutes of the preceding sitting
of Congress we're read and approved.
The delegate from Delaware read the
Declaration. Richard Henry Lee OF
Virginia moved the adopt Of the
resolution. MIR Jefferson of Virg 10 a
seconded the motion. Mr.. Hopkins Of
Rhode Island favored postponement, but
If IL was the will of Congress TO adopt
the resolut ton, his voice aud vote
would be with it. Joha Adams made
an i'm FASHIONED appeal in favor OF the
resolution ; Richard Henry Lee II
Virginia, Samuel Adams o. M assachu
sets and Thomas jeff rson of Virginia
folio wed on the same side. The States
were then called and the vote of the
Continental Congress was recc rded
una nimousy in favor of the adoption OF
the resolution.
I Miss George Carver recited lude-
pendence Bell" e. NJ. Leitch sung til,
500, entitled, The Sword of Bunker
HILL" and at the written request OF
humble in the audience to repeat IT,
sung the first and last verses. Miss
Ellen NJ. Marvel, read, Pluribu,
Unum," the choir sung "Our Native
Land" and "Our Country's flag, y
was the subject of a recitation by Miss
Sallie Il. Shaw.
The program ended by singing The
Star Spangled Banner" Mr.. Leitcf
singing the solo and tho choir and
audience joining in the chorus.
Rev. Mr. Murray said the first thipl
the Continental Congress did after pas
sing the Declaration of Inpepende nee
was to take up collection. The hin
was accepted aud very liberia cOliec
tion was taken up. An iuterestinl
program was adopted for next satur
day evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

The failure OF grip to SSlease it's
T'actipD Com pany at F&tsy first ia r and
Market streets, was ttde cause of a
serious accident alb NJ o'clock on
Saturday evening car No. 1O3
approached FortNhrst street the grip
man found he Could not loosen the hold
Of the grip uIBn che cable, which WA,
moving at a<high rate OF speed, and he
shouted t2f&he people On another car,
which " As standing near the crossing
The Sears came together with loud
crash. and several other cars which
<Twere standing there, were thrown
together violently before the grip WAY
broken. Luther White, a letter carrier,
was crushed ard sustnined severa
internal injuries, Jacob Steck er, aged
j year, was hurt about the back
Mrs Samuel y ash had her hugeis
mashed, aud Miss SaliIe Mrore, was
seriously injured about the body, and a
horse belonging to The railway company
was killed. Toe accident 10 said !.
have been caused by loose strand o
W ire becoming wrapped around III
grip
Gable car NJ. II ran into car No.
of the Second and Third streets line a
Third aud Market streets on Sa,ura )
morning, frightening the parsengeir
hut DOING no damage.
Ellen Riley, aged about 60 years
living a. T. eventh and Girard stree;'
while carry ing child acroas Mark
street, at r eventh, on Saturday, wa
knocked down by a cable car and Ia
her leg broken Sne was taken to u
Pennsy lvauia Hos Jital aud the cor
ductor aud gripnl.n of the Car Vet
ested and he'd for y further hearth
by Mag istrate Clsmenta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
EDITION.
Dots.


Cho,oa family ooal under cover NJ
Mile, -Four tn snd Railroad.
Far GOOD coal 90 TO Bush's. French
s,,asr sharf,
t ahx h~.A .rd oil Iinds ot
mnttr.xser. 40 10 Cannon's. bO5 Shipley
street
p,..o. IN, w piah,h .,,ee, bas An
asiisn, liz afLi,cssn aud bousebold
goods.
sn,c.s ~, chow. chow and Chill sauce.
a, Ersnk - Snith,s druopist undsr
CIavton House.
AIIcocL,a Porops Plas,ers 10 cents
each two for % cents, at Tay !or and
Vnlls,,on 8Ol King street.
-. u,na no. .,,,.a %
Michel AT rLe home of her parents. No
GOO Orange street, on Sunday.
xh,h,,,o 4, ,h.
v,n,oo 90 CaoaIa,,s nansr s,nra an
Male, ahovs Fourth street.
90, u, -. =, 100,
osnney go mug Wo', a..
q a.. ,oI 'oi pv. fo' 'A'0 " '"'
~ M. ,a.. ~ no,u
Cd miss $500 ',
frnn y ,amr wa.ts. uis;, W fria,,ns -,
nouar 'o1 ~
ano a.aim % n'o % er.u.uk ma'
80 W .no =, .os ~ uo
su ~ s"'u at ion' "nu uS''S'H
.,
buy your apples, potatoes ana all
En VI pa'u ., !" ~
~, 800, ha. 10" pe' 'o"'
carpenter Marshall died Al $ iArm
near Ciihon NILS, hennett so uare,
uot =. antJ on u"s last
~" 'o'oiV wv
a new tarn Is being erected on the
andrews farm, occupied by George
White, in New Castle Hundred, and
Will soon SO ready Tor occupancy.
Prot. q. l. Gleason, tho horse tanner,
Will visit This city next week for
| the purpose CT letting our citizens
| know how TO manage unfuiy horses.
Ball & 20. have received orders 10
decorate ne laI &c In mansions OF Rudolph
Humphreys and q. IL. Toaavine a,
Salisbury, Md.
| Do not hil to see Ball IL Co.'S exhibi,
In main hail OF Industrial Exhibition
of Japanee metal papers. French
tileinas, md paper IN limitation OF
SMYRNA rugs.
George atkinson aud Walter R.dsely
came from Philadelpbia on SUNDAY. on
visit to {. W. McClenahan. 20 Yves,
Ninth 81 rest. on their bicycles. making
the run inthres and half hours,
N x,,har. 81. rro,ra,oa c.,.
n,acaa oil a.. a. .ao 90 fn ~ 80,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

Rev j Is PRrmeleo delivered high
ly interes ing lecture last evening, in
the New Jerusalem church, a. Della
" are Avenue and Washington streets,
on " Spiritual and Physical kvo!u'
tion," before large audience. He re,
viewed the condition of the earth and
the various animals aud creatures
which have appeared since the crea.
tion, showing Low one had prepared
the way for the other, and asserted
that Dsrwin's greatest mistake WAS h ir
failure to recognize God A. the Creator
o all. He will give another lecture
on the same subject next sunday
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
Accidentally shot]

Another illustration Of ID
of playing with firearms .
by the experience Of . ' you =, q
berger, residing On Lincoln s. "
Gilpin avenue, who was as,i nv
omach on Saturday evel.u
yolver which companion t ~.
out of his la9ds. p' rs, III M
tho ball. He now lies ~ a.,
dillon, and death viii nc"
tha result OF his folly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
A Nisht Drawing setj

The need OF a drawing schN
city Ia very much felt, and %
want a committee o! The BCa,d
lie Education is eudtsvo.iue \
one with the night school l,.|
red on in No. . scaoOl, I'll
Wol,aston stIests. The Wilmt
stitute has very generously |
large room at Eighth aud Nd
to be used exclusively 70: ths
class. Tables oil approved ID
design are betty made, 10 pay
pense OF which ,evtra. 0. |
business firms Of the city vhJ|
prent ces are impGriunvd Tod
Something may be said about |
ter iu the Board Of Education
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

A youpg man name H,i Sy'
had enc of his habus 'SI'! an
While attempting 70 calv J 90, a,
rail at Hamilton. RIoc '.,. 9" a.
enth ard Bennett s're @',i,sipl
evening INSTEAD o. 81 I' ,,,te,s
he struck a hooB, whlen o .1
wrist and nade a N W, hi. N:
tnerefrom to the END .t Of DIV p,onlt]
which will ptcesS'ii'!
for a week CT two.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
Died 81 NOTtheaaIj

Mr.. John II. Goodwin, fat1
M. Goodwin, otrhis city, died.
east, Md, last Saturday,, lu|
year OF his age Tie deed
bee in the EN-! .oy Of tLe NJ
Iron Company since i'5!. al
80 years. When they STATED
qua mills in this cry he csnd
has worked slm0st C0nlinu5
Last Spring he was a'iae
heart diseste, and during ia
he went up in the II jaH,aiio
of Pennsyi' ANA, IN the hope
ing his health, but fei1lOtq
experiencing az! iupro7sa
funeral will take place il0n
res. dence, at Northeast lob
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CIR - j
If | \ conn
twenty f9ur Girl,

., James l.. Libbey 4 ca III
s Sn, makers in the city " Z, AZ y
s Su. give ont contract, " ~ n
shitts TO respon,iblc ns... et
o,,,es. Mr. A 0. lre ps.nAs :,
t 10 ,ta from them ia: I S,S'
s .n .ni' city ami rented A NAY NAY
. s.lt9te building in whidps 'n !.
beginning Of tie SUNNI, : "a1
ireisnd advertised "a, ,,a
number Of girls, who ~ sea aDq i.
81 at 80 cents per dr ~ y :,
al sewing machines. lr.l.nS
ming his ent agemen, vi,b
York firm according tn ooa,]
ordered to close out and se sDS' h
material and unfnist,S I'I w01
New York. CousiderahI4 v WI
que the twenty.four giri, e,Da3
were not willing to permi, III
and the material sen, back IN
without being made sure d; n
believing the ptopetry o, ,bs /
security than the word Of If \
ployer. VI
l. In this dilemma the oil,
Lilburn Chandler, ESQ and
stance each Of the "A airi,
sued out a foreign a,tacSms,,
amount 40, due them respective
i The attachments were h.
Der u, and the firm being 4,
what was going Oh, sent IN,
nun Der TO W Wilmington, Win
noon, met the girls Ia sa1i,s
office, and settled in full h,
. was coming 10 them, tbr
Chandler, theiv attorney.
The member Of the firm VII
did not blame the girls ior ,
had done, but he vas very lpt
Mr. LELAND for the course II
sued 1t was not beii=7sd m
, could have bfen held at al,
case gon" to a trial, tq-n
be bothered with It, be rad
land Released hi. ocndy
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v,,eC iBcerh

Don't forget t'at ' af,h ii chd
cert to nigh. in n , tho event.
s e as s9.: nd az s' @1o q Is;
n ISr ss'' We advise .sst sV sps rNoal|
ses the he hall ia full to oVf.pV~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
the N asc""

The Bennett 8 h0u,s0 sn Vg
pa my will com m o"s,s ar as sns''
G ins, WI" when they will n.oI Pi isss
S Sers, and we're the he, first ssa L q
T 19e no. 70 VT night BE, ,ysre vs. !.
h, Th ise Twill. will have a of0To's
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

Aus'in Harrington, E,l i
vesti eating an alltRr .la TO-. = step
a girl named P E,"ndas rurnsi
Ninth a W. 10, CHARGED by hg
police polio ,t 8 as,on' and i is raid
charge is only a par ~ pssl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
Destructive Prairie

One of the INST tssraca
fires ever known il Te,Ms
be raging in seysialot The
die" counties Of .hsis'a'e'
mated that $40 JO0 ara
burned over, tie burned oI'
tenuing from the Catalan
hundred miles north Jllge
Claredon, has loo. one iOOl1
range, and was se7eI.i! v
trying to save bis cTlP o. I y
cowbo ys in some pIs'T,s ~. " ,
PEELED TO ride into The laA''
their lives.
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..y YesterdnJ "a

sunday Sunday sl's. ,,PY ..1 sD' pp.;|
h Iss;1 2s. aH% &C i; els u p's .1d
I'll the I fs% da Sn' il ~ ?.
else 81 was taken l,oa ~ b b means q
|. aV.
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Teac hers Institute.

1t has been decided to hold the com
ing annual meeting of the Teachers
Institute of New Castle County al
Institute Hall, In this city, on the 81,
4th aud 9th OF December Arrange.
ments have been made for the attend.
ahce OF gentlemen competent to inter
est and instruct all who listen ,c
them.
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. NAN seT"Op''i

ArcDdeaese E. yaIs p, oa IsI9 s5a
v va; o 's's g sss; ,1G 'nss ID
t,asi s'f lsSfsI cree rec, to A"''l
i fyf and civl''nl'i.', ,,,,do.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

Ball & CO. have men employed hang
ing paper in four different States, New
York, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land. They do good work for prices to
correspond with the times.
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Z siNffHCNaH.

Anatomical boo; ,n4 s4p''9sktr, No
1O3 W. Ssc5ad slseot, W,m;pste y,
Dbl. Corr sncet a s.oHlity. Fepair
iuE neatly r. eeutrd. Gum buOts and
81 us Teptirea.
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WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING ROOMS, no. slS EIAs STREET
TELEPHONE SIGNAL. 1884,
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A. WILSOH,
aDr.,y rnnora, Otts>spr.

A ssIuNEE'.S SALE OF VALU-
"A able mill property on
5IH DAY, THURSDAY, nth MONTH,
NOVEMBER 8, 1855.
The undersigned, Asslgr GO Of Il p. Wslter
and wife, will seii at lublic sale, on the
premises, a valuable gr.st and saw mill with
about 45 acres OF land, situated in lower
oxford Township, Chester County, enc III lie
northwest OF Lincoln station, on the FnIla-
elpha and baltimore Central Roilroad
and within 3 III les OF xfhrd. The improve
ments are three-story frame Y list IN III,
containing two runs OF buhrs, lately i'm
proved with the new pr 1cets machinery ior
making tour, with saw mill attached. TIE
mills are run by both steam and water, a
new lb-horse engine having been put in "a
sup Element the wAte' power, which 10 ordi
mar s.asons is sufficient. This mill tas an
excellent retail and Brist trade, one OF the
test In tho country. A frame dwelling
house, containing ! rooms, all IN good order
with good well OF water IN Kitchen. 600
stIed, su oktantial barn, with sttblInR for
horses and 10 cows; um In well IN barn
ward. The land is OF good quality, prOduc
tive, with good meadow. "A yoIrg Bppl,
orchard and other fruit. This IA very de
sirabie property. Sale to begin Mt O'CLOCK
when terms which will be easy, will he madl
known by Z. II. WALTER. Assignee.
kimblevills =. o .Ctester %, Pa.
=. ID. RAMSEY Attorney,
o26 % - Anol I'd West Chetter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26
MARRIAGES.

Gnu kNSlDE-C the I'D inst
by the Rev q. r. Earring. Mr.. George W.
Churnfide, to Nj les Martha A CraiR, both
Of New Castle, Dsl.
HULM ES-EDM ND-On october II 1855,
at nli West Norwegian s.reet, pottsyi,ie,
Schuylk II count Pa. by Rev. j. IVES
Icy SLlIiyan. Mr.. John 7. Hulmes, to M iss
mary A. Edmund, both Of tiirardviile, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

Ak4E PUBLID SALE-tL drR !"
IL CLARK. intending 10 change his mode
OF farming Will p t.yeiy sci at public sale,
at his farm, adjoining the town OF Naw Z a.
tic. Del, about D minutes walk from New
CASTLE Railroad station, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1885,
1t ii O'Clock, a. M, as follows:
Six head OF good work horses. Nv
No. /, Harry, large bay horse. good 10y
driver and worker.
No 2, BIZ, laree serfel horse, good strong
worker.
No. 8, pair o. strong toam horses.
No. :, Docnr, sorrel horse. extra good
driver.
NO s. George, young black horse, fine
driver, cafe for l4dy
no. 8, Nora. tDe, large, beautiful bay
mare, years old, has never been handieh
for speed, but can show 3 minute gait on
the road good styie and acton. and as q
| road mare can't be boat.
No 7, n par Of extra good work mules,
fast walkers.
NO 8, one single mule, will work 10 any.
thing.
Also my entire stock of 20 home F7I.:.SSss
raised Durham ami hOlstein cows. go
some with calves by their sides N~X--
| cthers spriLpin1; some tat Persons want
Ing hrstciass stock cows, tithe. for mix or
| butter, should attend thisfale, as there Ia
| seldo N sue cows sod at p bile sale
-Four yoke Of good oSel, quicA walkers.
Tho horses and uiuies ara su n as nave
been using on my farm, and will suit any.
| body wanting good, relieble horses. cali
| especial attention to the young trottlhe
mare Nora
l Also, ] horse cart, ! coal Dart, now, never
| used OK cart inber wheels iarIn wagons
| ding out, dear BORA. sleigps, Flows mar
rows, cultivators wheai drills. grain fan
T. owing machines, lirKe hur.hsrse sweep
pc Ser and feed mill, Po0i oity made mix
wagon. cost 500 and many other thiae s not
enumerattd. Inc properly and STOCK are
worthy the attention OF farmers and othete.
| TERMS: All sums OF 800 and less, casD
on all gums over that amount csedit Of w
days ELMER W. CLARK.
L. w. Stidham & son, Aucta
i oil -eod .ltw
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VOL
eCinciBna|

eNihS'
kclSNArl,
{salter rendI
Eunatt! fr' |
D, holding,
taere Saa / {
Itbe four can |
n OF separat|
Fiction not I |
Iofiice, for til |
Lace Of the
Flu. to decla .
.IafcateS, 4
| separate frt |
10 held that
er to ohtair
went irrepa
to make OUT
J in this {.
the petit
n plaintiffs |
btparticnla
ase, hey " |
4 The hand
OF tho cas-
o,ber court.
fore con,in
4ru RlAA
was take
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VIM. 3. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Basement

Fourth and Market streets. Basement.
Embroidered Nelvcts for
trimming and fancy works
are much used. We have
them in black, blue, Garnet,
green and brown grounds,
embroidered in small, neat
figures, handsome and effec-
tive. $3.50 yer yard,
The best black silk we
ever sold for the price is the
Royal Cachmire, It's a re-
ma,kaDlc silk-but see it
81 per yard.
WIN. Il SHARP.
Fontth and Market streets. First
door.
Seal Plush Goats of the
same high quality and
workmanship as last season,
but lower ia price. Up to
$50.
Ladies and NJ IS S
Stockinet Coats and New
markets, splendid quality
and fit ; s. to S23.
! A special offering of
Misses Brown Iomespun
Newmark cts, neatly trimmed
with u darker shade Of as
trakan, is the best thing OF
the kind we have yet shown
i. The sizes would fit srral'
ladies -; there's not many,
50 80 and 50. y on vii
find it hard to duplicat
them al half as muc
lmOre.
. WIN. =. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Co
Department
a good Turcoman Gu
y tain, tringed sides, 81 pc
pair. Poles Of Ash, Ebon
Walnut or Mahogany, wit
brass ends, bracket AT
rings, complete; so cent
. No. expensive wlndo
D. dr4pery, that, and lool
well to.
. WIN i. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Upholst'
I'll Department.
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All
VIM. 3. SHARP'S,
Fourth and kaIkst Streets,

Our store is u popular
place for Blanket buyers,
as witnessed by the great
outgo Of these goods. We
opened the season in Blank
cts with the greatest value
for the money ever shown
lin these goods-a So
blanket for s3.9S-one hun
dred pairs distributed within
two weeks proved our rea-
SONS good, and the margin
was your gain. A few pairs
left will hardly be here
when YOU come for them.
The head Of our blanket
department gays " we never
have any luck with a lO-4
blanket. We have fifty pairs
which we will make lucky
to those who get them.
They arc a soft, Aeecy,
Vail ao0I Blanket tastefully
lbordcred, and if you can
stand the q inches difference
lin size. the difference in
price is yours-$3.2S from
S4.J0. Look at them.
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The weather

To morrow promises TO be from clear
to partially cloudy and somewhat
warmer. Wed nesday partially cloudy
to clearing, with slight Iall Of tem.
perature.
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DROeOSA Ais
e e: E &.

fealed PROF osbls Will be received ty u c
undermined for fupplying the almshouse
and insane department with beef from the
ssth T. stHnt to the last " cdnesday in .lanu-
ary LeKt the ot Of to be from well fit,td Gait Q
dIes Ing no, iets than 700 ounds and to De
furnitt G l In " hole guar tors In the proper
ton Of one hiBd-qu ,ftGr (Sith tie kidney
Tat taken cut to fur fOrequarte-s vi h Sc, II
rate price, frr tho respective a u TteT1 Also
Tor leg' and shius 81 hetf SEPARATELY, to le
deliver at the hlIshnu,C. The rIgLt to ac.
accept CT reiaei my part OF q bid or all the
bids Is reserved.
froposaH mus. DO proporlv endorsed and
addrcsfe to the unn ersKne1 and Will be re-
ceved nnti' Noon 4 the 2Th instant, when
taey will be opened ut the almshousc.
by oder OF the Board OF TrustceS OF the
Poor. JOHN GUTHRIE, Superintendent
October "a 1885. o26.2t
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..,taI Exnfp'.,d Al

Ball s ca A as,,ss I8I ever
this CITY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

y'oa III, mINT-A srAfITeAT W,II
oheap. Apply at this offitand one wagon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-26

w ten shares ~, FROM FIVE TO
rom to years old uiia;ng i"An stock
this office. address " buy er,"
CZg.hfh
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IL stayed SEIrEn Do;;s~,ts,.
other bue, on sy. one white the
street will no sniN 10 NO. bC7 f,loOmy
HA1TON. rewarded. aEiD 4.
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WILMINGTON RINK.
Eleventh and Madison Streets
PENNSYLVANIA CHAMPION,
Prof. N. J. Wallace,

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and ma inee on 9th.
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EXCITEMENT

There need be no excite
ment in the matter, but our
figures will astonish a great
many people there is no
question about that. For
instance,note the comparison.
We offer 500 Newman
kets as follows
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Down on the first floor
we have hundre DIS OF suits
OF all kinds. and at any price
you may wish.
Corkscrew Suits are very
popular, and we have them,
| all colors, styles and prices.
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btnil poor
|of habituI
l. regular b
/ Ba!:iulort
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"'i U oiook, r. M,
ID head ~ fine yo1nH fresh cowsC5-f,,
ana tpringers. soGs OF which are EslsS
eldOm oxcslled at public sale -MH
among them are several well bred n,ue :.
neys. Also few feeders All stock Ruar.
Efnteed as represented. A credit Of o. days.
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These are up stairs in our
Overcoat Department, along
with near 800 Of these
garments, and there is a
bargain in every one OF
them. Note this