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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14

\ lil'le g,rl suffering with the
mump, declared that she "felt A.
though headache had slipped dowe
INTO her nrck.n
A snod, ecpnnrinal ~oslnn IN
Brooklyn refused TO latch her hus
bnnd's r-- SIS, IN The ground hat the
hole would lasi so much iopser Than
The patch.
An Ashhury Park belle snys 'hst II
mosquitoes were bcsu. and heir bites
sissas, lite ,niahl b. r.durnblc.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14
Dill rent >trtk-s,

Mrs, D. Bid you lake Johnny
10 scbooly"
Mr.. d. B,-"I did. An cncullent
school II is, Matilda. rbe scholars
are models Of department, the culr,cn.
lum ls lr>lclass and the Professor u
man nl ablllly. AL least llal il The
way he struck me-
Inanpy (wllh groanj -"Yon ought
to have stayed about AN hour and seen
how he slrucs me-"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection Ut Mound House win
trains of the Virginia and Truckeo hailroa
for ViieiLia City aud Reno, and with the
Central Pacific NJ Reno VIA the pir2lnia ana
rruckee, Tor all points Eas. aud West.
Stage Connections.
At HAWTHORNE with the United States stage
Conpanys coaches for Aurora, ~ miles;
Bodic, 81 mites; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyyiile, IL miles.
At Luniug, l2j miles from Mound House,
with Giimer, Salisbury 4 Co.'S tri-weekiy
stages leaving Mondays Wednesdays ans:
Fridays for DowneyyiN. Grants'iile ahc
Belmont.
Al Uandelsria with the stages for Coinla'
bus. miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma. Aida
Valley Goiu Mountain. etc.
Al Kecler, with stages for Cerro aordo, 8
miles; Darwin, - milcs and Panamint
H. NJ. YERiNGrUN, GET. Sapt.
X. j. LAWS. Assistant Superintendent.
y. A. BENDER,
General + eight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14
A New 4 i,ense,

bromley, is il true you lost your
hired girl?"
"Yrs, Mr.. Duse."
How did you lose her"
"Shc died.
"Ah What ofy'
Confederation.
"Qf whalI"
"Corroboratloh, Shu wanted TO
know II there was reslly any risk III
lighting the fire with keroseIe."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14

\ new toy lhai vii interest The ckil.
dfen is HE House lbul Jack Bum"
il In hnase witt, eight windows.
Elgh, knobs arc pla:ed at Tie hl,e oi
The hUuae, and gs tiieae are struck with
ball rolled ny lht l.!ayers ol.e of llit
ce.ebr'ies nl jack huase dpplara IL
each corresponding window.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14

Net what the chenists say they ss,
are pearls they never grew;
They come not en- the hollow sea,
They come from Heavep in devil
Down In the Indian Sea II slips,
Through green and briny whirls,
Where great shells catch 1t IN their lips.
And kiss 1t into pearlsi
II dew can be 90 beauteous nads,
Oh, why not tears, my girlf
why not your tearsf Be net afraid
do but kiss pearli
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14

Time IL . wny' re,,rcssiilri! carry ns
n o,iha, and il is siippneabr he Viii
uuniiuHe Ia nsrfy TIKI, prlMl,lse ncri.
cultural inplt.aent unii limc haIi h,
80 mower.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14
The rtals sf Scho lnlstrsss


Teacher lin mental ari,hme,ic)--"If
there were three peaches On the table,
Johany, and your little sister should
ca, one Of them, how mauy would be
leftY
JOhnny-"How many little sisters
would be leflS'
Now listen. Johnay. II there were
three peaches on the table and your
little sister should cat one, how many
would be leftf"
I'VE haven't had = peach in the
house this year, lei alone three"
we are only supposing The peaches
to bs on the tabls."
Then they wouldl'i he real Pc aches
would theyf"
mo"
"WouId they be preservcd.'
Certainly not"
"Pickled'"
mo, no; there wouldn't be any
peaches at all, as | told you, Johnny;
we are only supposins the peaches to
he there"
"rhcn there wouldn't be any peaches
Of course"
Nov, Johnny, put that knife in
your pocket or shall take it away,
and pay attention 10 what am saying.
W. imagine three peaches TO be an Il
table"
Yes"
And your little sister eats one of
! tem and then goes away"
Yes, but she wouldn't so away un.
Il he had finished the three. You
d.. nov my sister"
suppose your mother was there
and would not allow her to eat more
than one"
Mothers out of town won't be back
till next week.
Now, Johnny, will put the que,
ton once more, and ii you don't ans >wer
II correctly shall keep you after
school 1t three peaches were on the
table and your lillle sister were Ia eat
one OF them, how m,ny would be lell
on The iabie?'
There wouldn't be any left. I'd
grab the her two"
| THE >cholars arc di,misscd John
White will lcmain where he is."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14

~ussclsrrI Ger the BrhbkIyS
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14
Sc ALE0 PROPOSALS.

5 { AlED PROPOSALS!
IN TIE NATTER OF ADVERTISING
l. ior olds ior repairing The 1ridse over
.iner ilfer, IN tde ~arsoh and Adrsfa load,
near saooInater.
III pursu Of an order Of The Board oi
County commissioners oi Esneralua Goaity.
State ol Ncyaux, L.aue on tine "a uay ui
Iarcn, a. ID. IoS3 thai tnc uriu.c over
WziKer hiyer. On tnc Carsod and aurora road
near oNcciwAtcr s"ali pe repaired
SEALED PROPOSALS
VIII be received by said Board of County
Commissioner, ol Esileralda County, Nevada,
at the once ~ the CoaaIy CLERK, at Haw-
inorne, III said county, upo
March 40, 1855, at ~ O'Clock a. VI.
OF said day, for putting tAe sai! bridge ia
Soiu repair. oaid pans ~ iieIuuo tus put
.,u, la oI tWo nu1 straldin, peahis oI .oJd
plIG t!puSr, IlAIl luSIics square, AID "a lcet
la ivns.a, low Jde. Jfdees y. tallcis "a sahe
niltelili, I--,I lneles s4dife, sah!c lcn..t N Js
lsSse no" III ~ otldei, .iaJ tuS eTpiiIIAs Oh
sltln..er, W iliuHe !. stfous aad s1!e. Al ~
hc ven oOiteu, anu oc-crd, 1uu nnIsued III =
bdpsA1htIai. uutaoio anu aofhll4n,IAe lnAa'
.siso The door vi tls piId.o ~ DC put Al
.u,'d repair, aau 60 I4'c, ~uon nnisHeu, .
taise III .iSstaI,ly III nss incu1s la tuc ccnlSr.
iiI contractor 40 iurlisA IA uvw AdteriSi ANA
iaDog la uia,.ins said replIfs.
ine DaItG rcss.Hcs ,A1 rI,nt to rgJecl Gry
sBu All u.us.
i'ropossis 10 BE- scaled and directed to tns
Goaniy Cicrs, Al H4wtnofnc, .,evIud, a.la ~
oe uesisha,ed lron oihor coahnanicatiUhs,
thur. rio,,otais lor X 'paifiis Bfiu-..
bs order oi tnc Do..ru u Ioaaty Compiis.
siuucfr ul i.s.ucfi,dd IUnnty, Nevada.
/. y. FAHa LII, Cierk.
laWihOruo, .March ., 1850.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-10-14
q crets Of tho A,useh Id.

= crets Of tho II A.,useh Id
"Will you have "a piece Of pie, Mr..
Goodm m " asked Bobby. mother Of
the minister.
? THANKS; | believe nol.' was the
reply.
"N.no, ! guess not said b ,bby,
rather hesilatlng!y.
The minister looAed at Bobby in
surprise,
i tl' ngbi all little boys were fond
of pie" be said.
"Taey are" replied Bobby. Il could
eat that hull pie; but ma said If you
didn't take any mustn't, and SIZED
save II for tomorfow
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
EDITION.



Mention Was made In yesterdays
REPUBLICAN of the advent Of board
ing house thief in this city, and his cap
ture at Hammontown, n. j., by officer
Marc ess, and this morning the follow
ing additional particulars were obtain
ed:
When the officer arrived IN Philadel
phia Thursday afternoon, he barely had
time to reach the ferry totake the boat for
Camden which connected with the trai n
tor his destination.
He reached Hammonton about $50
O clock, and secured Recommendations at
. boarding house some distance from tie
railroad station, and in the course OF
con varsation learned that William ID.
Lyman, the man he was in search Of,
b al boarded In the same house about
two weeks ago, aud that at preasent he
" as Engaged in painting house for a
man named Robert Moore, about four
III lies from the village. At An early
hour Thursday morning. officer Mar
guess procured a horse aud carriage,
and drove out 10 the place where
Syman was said to be at work, and
found him preparing some paints.
| He recognized him from the descrip'
| ton furnished. at once, but asked him
i I lie had not been in Wilmington dur
ling the early part OF this week. Lyman
denied ever having been In this city.
i but the officer Informed him that as he
ans~ cred the description of the man be
wan ted, he would have Ia take trip
u the metropolis ot Delaware. He ex.
pressed his willingness TO accompan y
be officer, and after putting his paints
away went H. his room with oihcei
Marques to change his clothes.
Up TO this time Lyman had denied ali
know ledge of theft, but as soon as they
en- ,ered bis room, the officer saw hat,
which he identified AZ one Of those sto
len, and called Lyman's attention &c
tho fact. He then admitted taking the
things and gave the officer Two pawn
tickets for the clothing, which he had
lpswned in Philadelphia, 70 which city
he was taken and locked up until the
lstolen goods could be obtained by tht
officer. lie had the pawn ticket IN Al
lenveiope and said he intended 10 seDt
them 10 the parii' in this city.
While az the Central Station II
philadelphia b. WAS searched, and the
following articles found in his pockets,
A pawn ticket for watch left II
Baltimore two fec.ipts Of Il each TO
suhecrlptious paid IN watch club b,
George NJ knight 10 Atkinson Brothers
Jewellers. No. 81 North Second street
Philadelphia two common keys that
viii OPEN any common lock bl.
| for board sent by man in HamtHon
ton to Lyman IN West Philadelphia
| =. yeral p'rces uf paper with writ,rR
a small sam OF money In purse, an'
, u comb.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
laru eslie lnfelfcity.

William Rodick is u good ra'nred
German, " ho resides near Stanton, Della
ware, but being employed In Philadel
phia to work he Is consequently much
away from home. Returning home on
Thursday evening. he found that
''som ebodisch psen here since isch peen
gone" and his house WAS barricaded
against him.
Iuvesti CATION revealed the fact that n
man named Bullion had become q little
too intimate Unit mine frau" and when
be tried TO get In they threatened To
F." Bullion" his head II he did not clear
ont He left, and appeared before Esquire
VANDERBILT yesterday afternoon and
swore.out warrants tor the arrest ofl'ul.
ion and his wife
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
NatnsOOks.

A. k.rnard's old-,ime store, oil
Mark4, aides will find the best bargain
in white p aid nainsook offered for many
years They come from an Importing
house declining this branch Of their
business Goods they sold by the
package a, twenty cents will be retailed
al twelve and half cents; goods, i'm
porters price twenty i've Ger Is, wall be
fifteen cents; goods, importers price
thirty cents, will be nineteen cents
goods importers price thirty five cents,
viii be iwenty five cents kennard 4
Co mus: turn over goods as quickly AZ
possible. consequently low prices ma,
b. expe, ed on all they sell
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

&C.,,
621 Market Street,
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

At this season Of the year
the hous ekeeper, as a gene
raj rule, takes an inventory
OF her muslin underwear,
sheets, pillow cases, table
linen, napkins and towels.
If she finds the stock on
hand low, she very naturally
replenishes and will do II
with as little outlay as posi-
IDLE. We will on Monday
inaugurate our great sale o
these goods and will say they
were bought new ard iresf
this week with every p sslblo
advantage we could get ano
all ,hceting and shi'ting mus
Inns viii be sold by US a
manufacturers prices. Ia
Die linens, napkins and tow
els will be sold during thi:
month at 5 per cent. above
first cost. The stock il
large and goods as low al
lthey will be at any time thl'
season
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

This morning 10y about IL years OF
age, named Wipga'e, residing In the
vicinity OF Eighth and Madison streets,
robbed stall No 81 in the Second street
market, in the following manner Mrs.
Miller. who occupies the stall, stepped
over into another avenue 10 obtain a
leg Of lamb to ii an order left by q
customer. As soon as her back was
turned, the boy took possession of the
stall, and upon u lady asking him wha,
he WAS doing there. replied that II
belonged to his mother. He then took
g. IS out OF the drawer and made his 80
cane. Mrs Miller intends 10 have aim
arrested, unless the money Is returned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

Maggie DEM, the little girl who
came very n-a- bleeding to death
short time ago from severiug at artery
in her arm by Ia ling on some glass or
q knife, has fully recovered. lmme-
diately after the accident occurred
DR. Mann was summoned, and he
called in Dr, Patterson, and the two
physician enlarged the cut IN her arm
20 that they could tie the artery up.
Since then she has been attended by
DR. Mann, who succeeded in preventing
Inflammation. and the wound is now
not only h-a ed, but she has the full use
of her arm ard hand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

Wilmington Lodge, No. |, A. q. L.
w. had very good entertainment on
evening In their room In the
Law Building, 9th and Market streets.
There ere two excellent addresses
during the evening, one by John J Gal
lagher on Hope, Charity and Protection,
ant the other by Prof. William Key
nolds on the calendar and its history
The Committee on entertainment intend
to give n number otsnch entertainments
duriny the " inter
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

Some sixteen men at the Diamond
State rolling mills quit work on We'd
uesday on account OF a disagreement
in regard to the quantity Of work re
auired Of them. They returned soon
after wards TO 90 to work again but in
the meantime the furnace they run had
been shut down and the proprietors nov
intend 10 keep them shut down fol
some time longer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
TO SILK BUYERS,

There is great risk run in
a black silk and il
you have no confidence in a
house do not buy of it. We
conhne ourselves entirely to
Guinet and the celebrated
American make With the
former we have an order
from the agents, and with the
latter an order from the
manufacturers themselves, to
make good any dress tina,
wears b~dly. THIS we will
do S5c, to $500 an ad.
vance of only 5 per cent.ovel
manufacturer and importers
price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
tn. .--.,,s nm . large CITY.

During tue year 1884. the police in
Philadelphia arrested i9,4S1 persons,
o. which NUN Der %, 533 were tor drunk
.nress, and 3, $50 for being drunk and
disorderly. There we're 20 arrests for
murder. Is for manslaughter, ll3 for
wife beating, and the remainder were
for a variety of offenses. The greatest
number Of arrests in any one mentt
wa. in August, when 5000 violators
of tbs Jaw fell into the hands of he
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
white others Are

iscAarging their workmen and artists,
Beec Ter at his old reliable gallery, 3ls
Market street, has work Tor, ami Is
keeping all his artists-as his rush sine.
ChIi-tmas is almost Equal TO the holi
day trade. Yer, The people know, and
appreciate good pictures NJ low prices
Ard cur popular Si,foa dozen, and al
sxl0 Frame size FREE We are still con
uuuing. Come aud -ee The hundr-,'
W. ARE. Il FISHING everv dav
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
The West Wilmington Mission.

The NJ. T.. church Extension Society
will organize Sunday school to-mor-
morrow afternoon At the corner of Lin
den street and Mary land avenue at ? o.
clock. The school will ne under the
charge of Row. Jabez Hudson OF 81.
Paul's VI. +. church. Rev. s. T Gard
ner will preach In the same place IN
morrow evening NJ 100 o'clock. Pre-
sid ing elder nm intends TO organize a
society there as soon ~ the rcquisit,
number Of mem bers can be- found will
ing TO unite with us.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
Deaf uN.

PRETTY MNN-On January luth. lssb.
Joshua IS. Frritynan, bged - wears
ReIsuves AMI friends # the family and
members OF roIe otgc I % -. r., are re-
specially invited 10 I''eud The iIunra ser
vicer at his iate resid'n No. ll4 Washing
ton street on r onfsy evening January i2th
At 80. Int rIneot GU lues.ay evening" NJ
tho head Of thft.t All
Il ADuod KIN thlt city On the 7th Inst
James I HaddVrk Hged % Year..
Relatives and ir.eLds. buPuIt poet an,
members OF the,i 4 u ard also the nrdc
of Auericau Mechanics are invited To AT
tend the finer non his late resi .UAce No
1910 Wet 7th - CO.. "n SJt day mo MIN
at 10 o'c ock Sery ,ces at the h, use fuut
raj viii take W o'cl ok train tor Phtladcl
/ phia Interment at N,rhanlcs' cemeter,
Philadelphia. Philadelphia paper pleas
reTv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
The Hest Hargmia ms

Wilmingronians have ever been Of
Tered in clothing are now heing offered
ny Mullin & Son, Sixth aud Market
streets You consider An all wool
k-rsev psutsloon their price has
been e.. now with the 10 per cent. dir
count, 81 ~. Their IS pautaloous, very
cheap at that, now 81 These are
offers made 20 turn them into cash.
They II not last '@LJ,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
Change OF Date

The entertainment of the American
Mechanics which takes place in the
Odd Fellows Hall this evening, was
not TO have been given until the 18th,
but owing TO a misunderstanding in re-
gard TO the hall, the committee was
Obliged to change the date and have
| 1t one week earlier than they had in
Tended
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

Thomas Tatnall is making very su.
perior butter az his creamery, corner OF
Fourth and SEipley streets, which is
being retailed at ~ to - cents per
pound. 1t is Of a rich yellow color,
we'll worked and appears TO be all that
the veriest epicure could desire. Ladies'
who wish something superior in the
butter line should give il a trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

Blake's foot still remains
although it lis slowly eeiill Ia
the attending physician 'H amSl
will not be nee, ssary 10 y
He still remains in the tor 4
was placed after he wa IN
and wiiliot again be a''o"
his old quarters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

Some of, The sport loving gentry in the
vicinity oI Rock LAND propose 10 have .
royal fox hunt on Monday morning. The
fox will hr let loose at9 O'Clock a. IN.
The bounds 81 Alexander Beatty have
been secured. and II is supposed a hun
drei horrem-n will join IN the chase J
Ball and old aud experienced hnnter
will lead off in the pursuit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
APuddIer Killed.

On Friday morning Edward Farr, an
iron puddler was walking on the Will
mington & Northern Railroad track
near Naomi Station, at Seyfert's roll
ing mill. He did not notice the ap
proach of an extra engine going towards
Reading and was run over and killed
He was about 81 years of age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

Howard Walton, ~ho
siding at Silverton, ,oio' 80
past four or five years, IL n
his relatives and irienG' b', \
He is highly pleased WIZ ~. g Il'
Silverfcn, and will III " y Il a
for IL vi h the expectatloN
turning la our city ags'p.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
FniI.

Francis Robinson, AMI Z
Meeting House, fo,' 90 y
str eets' slipped and le "a ne !
ternoon, and hroka = va
his thighs. DIR. Ma MAJ.
and reduced the fraci"'' -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

With cold feet. Gctn pair al beaver
cloth, flannel lined shoes, button or
lace, at VIM. II. Babcocks. No. 2oG
Market street. Prices the lowest in
town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
xcv BIe1ef ere

Johnsnu ~ NJ - ~ ~
& spahn's new = r .,t,. \
Fifth and puPnnt rloyr
fourlet n bricklayers t an,r 5ii'
ady for the secohu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
Notice,

The party who has the seal skin cap,
which was taken from No sos West
Fifth street, on last Wednesday even
ing, should return the same and avoid
srouhla
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
HOuae HrOkenIntO.

Some time during last night the resi-
denoe of VIM. II. Christy, No. 423 East
Second street. was broken into
robbed of number of articles, amuL.
them being and under set of false teeth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
A Valuable u~,l

The road machine nl' ssa,'
mock Co., at Kennel . ,rus
seems TO be coming 'n'o i01
They received orders 'o' S,sI
the past week from tp'
y ates.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10

II you want whole leather shoe, ask
for Barnett, Gallagher x Co.'S firm name
STAN ped on the sole. None other
genuine. Sold by principal dealers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
AT
VIM. B. SharpS,
FOURTH AND MARKET sTRtH Ts

more than value for
their money in the goods
they have taken away within
the last two days. With
their money we will be ena-l
bled to buy larger and better
of the goods to come.
Ten dozen fancy strlpel
children's Hose, in quality
they are all right. They are|
in stripes instead OF plains,
therefore not quite the sly lc;
that makes them a little oil
and they are IS cents from
20 and %. Another finer
grade only in reds and
bronze, are IS cents from
As and SO. Another lot for
ladies in plain and stripes,
all colors, are down to s
cents a pair. Another lol
only in plain reds Tor ladies
down to 10 cents from IS.
There's only two sizes, S and
81, in unbleached hose. fine
and good IN quality; being
only in two sizes makes them
I2b cents from fl and so.
Another, a lot Of Children 5
unbleached, not quite null
length 81 cents from IS
cents. Another lot tor men,
in unhleached regular made
IS and - cents from p.
WIN. b. SHARP.
iih and Market First Floor
There's about three hun
dred bleached Jean Corsets,
we'll and strongly made, full
boned, 69 cents from ST.
Three or four boxes colorco
bordered handkerchief were
sold two for - cents, now :;
tor the same money, An,
other in plain white, hem
stitched initial borders, ~
cents each. mother tol
children with colored Dor
. ders, a for Is cents. Moth
! ing cheaper than this, ant
children will lose them, yo
2 know. A lot of remnant
;. OF edgings at way Off price:
j, with a lot of buttons tn
r. same way, y lot OF pur
" linen collars, all we have
the kind. were 20 cents eacl
a. now 5 for - cents.
y WIN. B. SHARP.
n, 4th and Market. First Flo
d. Three stacks OF CA
J. lCOES on as many cou
- tiers, all signed plainly tn
y YOU cannot mistake then
N, one 1 cents a yard from
the other two 5 cents a va
from 7, in dark medium al
d., d. light shades.
10 Dress stutfs in cloths pla
his and figured, 81 cents frc
NE NE 80.
'as Two colorings changeat
nd pin head Suitings, 81 t,c
5 .25 double told
-e' One piece heavy bla
the silk, % inches wide, 81.
rom SI.75. A lot of S
mories, % and 30 cents trC
no . 80 ard SIPS.
cry A black Satin de Lyon.
me cents from ST. A bla
red 80 Rhadama, - cents from
two Three pieces " Guinet bla
up. down to ~, - and 70 ce
by, by from ST..
low The best 81 black silk
use ever offered is the Z" Gao
mire q eneva." Look at
sp. and compare with what ,
!, OF have seen.
per WIN. B. SHARP
llor,
dies 4th and Market, First F
the
The balance OF our st
OF black Jersey Waists
res resi- just half price.
- 90 down 10 .
IuLr s3.5 dow tO
eth $3.50 down to
81 90 down tn
SI.75 down fo y
cap, and all we have in reds
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
For the Children.

Buckle, arctIcs for misses ard chill
dren. Also rubber boots, at Rahcock's,
3O6 Market street. Prices the lowest in
town,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-10
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MARRlA(sEA

ADklNS-1OrLD-Iu Delaware CITY. bel
Thursday evening, Jan sth by Rev, I Is
Hunter, MIR, BOas A. Adkins and Mis-,
Annie Gould, all OF Del. city