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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
snow Storm IN England

Los DON, Dec. q -0ns 81 tbA Sever
eat snow storms that ever visited tt'
country PASSED over Epgland 10 day
The LoDdon Daily News ssys: ia.
telegraph wires.ip the city last nigh
we're snapriug with alarming Iapidity
and In Fleet s.Teet the policemen curlec
the broken en6s round the iamp.posts
A train on the Midland Line was de.
layed over an hour by the falling Of TEL
eRrayh wires across the track.
large number OF telegraph and
telephone wires fell last evening oveI
the metropolitan area. There WAS very
severe weather AZ Reading yesterday
The SLOW that ftli Ia the afternoon wat
heavier than hss bten experienced f0i
year whi,C the wind blee hurr cane.
Causing considerable damage to the
ioois OF fouses Trees we're also Injured
by branches being wreDched OFF by the
violence o; the wind. In Sonning Cut
ting. on the Great Western Kailwsy
the trains were delay ed by sno drifts
On the line Ifrom P&dd.uRton to
Reading aud from Bath 10 Bristol a.
the telegraph po!es are IA perfect wreck
N Jst Of TIE poles being eplintertd like
N e;ch. woo1 and ly ing In all directions
The railway 'hlock' lines being down
the trains are considerably DELAYED anC
ara siRuAled a.ouR by hAgs It seemi
probable t9st wires between Bristol anC
London ~til rot be restored for two ul
thr-e days Tn telrg aph IN other dt
tectiOus have snffarsd equally, Ms far o.
can be ascastsined.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

The Bennett & Moulton Opera Com
pany commenced the engagement Of
one week at the Opera House last even
ing, With the Presentation OF "Girofle
Girona," and II is safe to say that this
opera was never given IN a better man
ner in This city The comedy part was
done by Ben. Lodge who notwithstand
ing his tendency TO run into ,burlesque,
sustained the Character OF the father of
the twins IN all admirable III amer. Carl
Alberto as Narasquin did some excellent
work both il sing ng and dramatic
nc ion he has cplendid voice aud makes
q fine appearance on the stage. Arthur
Miller did well as Moursouk the Moor
and Mss Irene Murphy in the dual char
acter OF Grufr- G'iroiia proved herself a
natural ana realistic actttss, while her
voice is agreeable bu; strong.
The remaining charaC tiers were all sus
Gained III N excellent manner, and the
entire performance was frequently APP
plaudtd The company is large, and
ranks as the best That has appeared here
this season. The house was packed, and
dur ug the second act, the "guying" Of
the gallery gods with their uproar pre-
vented those no wish to enjoy the per.
formance from hearing a wo that was
said on the stage II will not be well for
those who were engaged In this dlstur-
bance to aftemp' repetition, as orders
have been issued by Manager Bayis 10
eject anyone VINO interieres in any way
with the perio mace. Their actions
Last nigh. were simply disgracefJl. This
evening the company will present the
"Chimes OF Normandy" and tomorrow
afternoon Fra Dlayolo."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

The twelfth ANIMAL te Achers' inHiitu'e
for New Castle Q, uniy will be htld in
the Opera House IN this city the IL b
18Th and l45h Of january. with mora
ing, Aftern %Oa aud evening sessions.
The evening exercises will be lecture
and en- erts nDents, for which an a.
misfion fee wal be charged 10 deiray
expen seq. T0s 20 lowing has De- u
agreed upon as The evening progrs,-
Wednesday night a lecture viii be
given bs Wal.Aae Bruce, Il. nhich tim.
Miss Cyn,hla BeIa, Of Phi adelphia
tho well kaCwn vocalist, will sins
several Eum "erg TaufsC ay night Fran K
Bear, The ear53oni.t viii CIV an illus
trsLed ieo;u.c. On Friday uIRht thu
Boston Star Company, consisting Of
Madam Nadnra Hinsrn Emerson. 80
pran5 v ai,sr 1ngrB0u. corHetist; John
Icy ior, humorist, am Mjss Nellie +
Bfo~n elocutiouist, will give a literary
and rms ca! entertainment Amonesl
the los FACTORS who siii rs prescott vii
be Pf0f sscr y. G. 5 Ttfae, OF Kutz
town, Pa. Dr a n htub, OF Newark
Ds' and D. John ii. French, o
Rochester, n. Y.
Including the city teachers th are wi
be about 200 teachers present Super
iniendeut Williams aud his assistant
Mr.. Carpenter, are spsrinR nc pains u
make the institute q suocess,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

Mr. John G. Wh!tehousa OF Jefferson
street. late foreman machine depot
shOps, ~ hdeemOor iron works, Was
presented on Christmas evening with a
very handfome silver pitcher, salver
aud oo0lets by his former employ eta
Mr. W was 50 completely tvsrcoms by
'he Kindly feeling expressed and the
substantial way OF showing 1t, that he
cou,d only with Of I'd Gully find words to
respoud TO the Il aat spesch made By the
chairman q the COMMITTEES waiting
upon him. After Wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
W merry Christie AZ and many happy
returns OF tb- day tie com tttoe babe
them good light.
The ~crgmen a. Trump Beothers Ma
chiue WoIks presented their foreman.
William Frederick, with \ handsome
easy chair.
Past Com nauder DR.. John T. speck
was prtsen'ei By Welcome Legion No.
|, Se'ect kalghts. A o U w. with .
handsome slt Of squ pments, consist L z
If sword belt and sauntlets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

FREDERIcK, Nd, Dec. 27.-There Ia a
cad household 10 this little city tonight.
In II rests the body Of young woman
who had been exiied from her home for
two years. She returns 10 II a corpse.
Mise Mary Hooper was said to be much
In love with young married man, who
was separated from his wife. Rumors
soon destroyed her excellent reputation
and her father drove her away. For
two yea RS abe supported herself as best
she could
On Saturday evening last she was found
dead In her room. A bottle OF laudanum
was discovered there and at once 1t was
reported aud published that she had COM
mitted suicide aud that her self-destruc.
ton WAS due 10 her amour. Her body
was carried to the desdhouse A post
mortem examination was made to-day
and II has restored to the young woman
the reputation that was taken away from
her in life. The physician not only found
that death had resulted from natural
causes. but he discovered that the charges
against her could not have been true
The f4ther ordered the daughter to be
taken TO the home from which she had
been unlustly exiled for over two years,
and there the body rests, the object Of sor-
row all the more intense because of the Ia
justice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
EDITION.


The arrangements for the funeral of
Genera Logan nave not yet been com
pleted. The membi rs OF the Illinois dele
cation in Congress who are now in Wash
ington had confer ence on Monday ,on the
subject. Mrs. LOgan's wishes with re-
gard TO the funeral arrangements were
made known by X preventative Hender-
son, W III whom she had been comforting.
Her inclina ions favored funeral in the
Senate Chamber after the reassembling
OF Congress and inlerment in the Con-
gressional cem9tery. No definite CON
ciusion as 10 the nature OF the counsel to
be be I, ndered wac reached, the subject
be ng postponed until to-day. The
probabilit es however, point to funeral
on Friday next In the Senate Chamber,
and that the remains will then i'm
med lately be conveyed TO Chicago The
usual committees OF the u. 5. Senate
and House OF Representatives will be
appointed Last evening guard Of
honor. seat BY tbs s. secretary OF War, con
sisting of a sergeant and four privates Of
artillery fully unifo. med and equipped.
reportSd at Calumet place, the Logan
residence A sentinel was placed at the
front door and another at the door OF the
chamber in witch lie the remains. A
Guefu q! MAJ lhtt' 20 pc stht ny tue S"c
retary OF the Navy, will report this morn
ing. Mere than two hund ed messages
Of coincidence and sympathy were recelv
ed yes erday by Mrs. Logan f.om al
parts OF ,he country. Among then
were dispatches from various Crane
Army Posts throughout the coun-
try, including Y. S Grant Post Of
Chicago, to which General Logan be.
longed. The flags on the public build
ings IN Washington, New York and
Brooklyn and other cities are hali-mast
ed In respect 10 the dead.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
The Praside nt,sIllness

President CT velan |, who is Ill with
rheumatism, has been confined to his bed
almost constantly since Wednesday last,
and at times suffers acute pain. Anxiety
is felt In Washington regarding his condi
ton, though 1t lie given out from the
White House that he is improving. Colo
mel Lamont said last night that the Presi-
dents co9dition was "steadily growing
better" aud added. "the President in
tends to rest quietly to- morrow, and 1t is
thought that by the day after to morrow,
he will have recovered from his indisposi-
ton" Governor Hill, Of New York, was
to have spent few days with the Presi-
cent this week, but postponed his visit,
owing TO the Presidents illness az d the
death of General Logan. The visit, it is
said, was to have been purely social
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

Who rise unrefreshed, feel languid
through the day, have little appetite,
and whose faces exhibit slllow tint,
are on the short route to the grave.
Unless they can effect radical change
in their condition they will rot reach
old age. Invgorstiou 10 the only
means of their physical salvation.
Upon Hostbtter's Stomach Bitters they
can rely 10 furnish them with the sta
nina, which is a prerequisite OF health
and to rf move that prime csuee of con
tinued debility, ind igestion and non as
similaticn OF the food. We CLARA thsse
causes a. one, siuce they are jJiI fur G
tions OF one organ, the stoms ch, chiefly
Built Up and rolabl.ifated with this
superb restorative Of Vigor, the syste u
may bid defiance TO malaria, rheum a.
tisrn, bladder anc kidney diseases. ard
other malsd!es prone To attack the co.
feebled. The Bit;ers not only affords q
eafeguard against disease Gt virulent
type, but effects a promp- reform ~
. 70 condition of drowsy Or MS I'd cred
liver and irregular bowels,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
. - - -
Pennsgrove's EIopemsnt scandal.

The Philadelphia News says: Pro
fessor Penn berton Pierce of Pennsgrove
New Jersey, who disapI cared sudden y
one day last week along with Miss
Fannie Yates, q music teacher OF that
place, has MOI been head OF ce, and
several cred ,ors are anxious to discover
his whereabouts.
Pierce was = Sunday school teacher
and choir leader IN tue 81. Pan y M. E.
church of Penpsgrovs aud was a prou,i
nent Prohibi,ioplst. He ran for Assem-
bly, en- the Prohibition ticket laS. year
aud Received 4i9 votes BE lived ~
Penn 'Rrove Ave yosIs, and during thai
time married An estimable young lady
OF that place.
he had n c'aM Of young ladies whom
be was teSching music, and II Is alleged
that he made Improper proposals to Al
least thiee OF them Miss Yates Wal
Mr. Pierce's assistant. They left In .
carriage together by e,"og n. -ii'
shat he would return the next day. but
they aaYe not been seen since.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
WIN, Probab'y be Rebullt,

II now seems probable that the mills
OF the Dean Company q, Newark, witch
were destroyed by Are on Christmas
Day, win be rebuiit, ~ IL Is kno an that
q number OF the STOCK holders favor their
70 erection as soon as possible, but
under the most favorable circumstances
/ 1t will not be possible 10 have them In
running order again before next May or
June. Some OF the employees lave leit
town In search OF employment else-
where, and the landlords o; many who
rema ain have reduced their rents curing
the enforced idlentss. The directors
hold q private meeting yesterday, but
no definite action vii! he taken uuiii
the insurance is R6jc' ted and a meet
| log II the stockholders held.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

A. q special meeting of m. u.
.Graud Lodge, he'd ID their k.G
Twelfth street, between Mstksl ,
Orange, ON Monday evening, the
inst, lhs folio wing pfeanble .rd ;,
lutions were uDanimoasIy .,,,..,
WHEREAS. th's Pleased ef3 7ISj,
God In his wise pro,.1eL6s to rsnl
from our midst our fellow bro,her
L. BAysrd, and
WHEREAS, II ts butius tbstaa,A
recognition OF HE mans yf;ra ,toI
be had; therefore be 1t
Resolved, Ths, 10 the dsa,h n, n
Their BayaId this Hiram Grand In
sustains the less Of an earnssl ana
ued bToth,r, whose utmost epd,a1
were txeried for Its welfare and n
perity; a brother, q father who
dear 10 us all; a CT izen Whose upr
and noble life was q STANDARD Of en-
tion TO his fellow com panions
Resolved, That the hearttel, sim
thy Of this Grand Lodge be er eudr
bis family in this their sal tour oi
Fiction, and this Hiram Grand Id
be draped 10 mourning Tor .hiry d
In honor OF his memory, and tls
copy Of these resolutions be sen. TO
family OF the deceased aud also be 4
Iish.d In the daily papers Of the If
His funeral will take place 90 Th
day at 2 O'Clock. Services In The Al
M. p. Church. lnteEmeui at St Pa
Cemetery. Being a membtr Of
Fellows II was his fnsi reQues.
that order should coLfer the lot
rites, to which Hiram Grand Lotas
consented. He vas also Pas, Cd
High PriesJ Of Eureta Grand Cts5
ana Grand Pre- ale Of 81. MARX, Cd
Commandery.
WIN. II. CALDWELL, W G.
Jos. n. PURSELL, Gland s-c'y.
q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
The Express Robbers Csagh,.

a telegram from Chicago SAYS th.
FiGkertpn National Detective Agency has
succetd ed in arrestiug FIVE men charged
with robbing safe on the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroad in Missouri on
the night OF October 25th Of nearly
$50, 900. The men are Frederick Witrock,
who lie the author OF the Jim Cum
mings" letters, and who il claimed TO be
Inc man who perpctrated the robbery
w. w. Haight, Edward Kinney, upon
whose person was found considerable
portion OF the express money, and Oscar
Cook, who hid Witrock after the robbery
and divided the money and mailed the
"Jim Cumm, ngs" letters. The detec
tises have turned up about Sl5, ZOO. and
estimate that from $4,000 to Si5,O il
still lnacCOunted Tor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
shoOting A1atca.

TIE usual weekly shooting match of
the Wilmington Rife Clab took place
at tie ScheG'zen Park, yesterday alter.
noon, was well attended. The standard
target was used ri 300 yards off hand,
and the folio ~ing are the scores out OF a
possible TOO:
Fiys' Match: j. MARI. 81; II. b.
sfedp, o.; g. Heinel sr., 6l; j. Il. Seeds,
6Si j, Z. Ee6man, 6s; Il. Simpson, &c,
". O'Canroi, A; $. j. Newman, A; w.
a Bacon. AZ Second Match: O.
Htloel, sr, 63; Il. Is. seeis, 81; j,
MARI, %; w. O'Cenner, 81, Il. simpson,
81; 5. j. Newman, 90; j. T.. Newman,
= J =, S.e9s. tdi W. A. Bacon. 4?.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

George William KGby ct TIL,
but formerly AN actor IN Nss
lectnred lasI evening at VlllaRe 81
near Chester, Pa, on the above
His lecture lnsisted principally q
own experiobee, 10 which ne SAID
started out with this idea 10 mis-
this city # Chicago, | was lul. q
ish cOnceit q becoming a Toaa'
man apoa the stage.
"Nulhing, thought ! wa'thlIe VI
tend with bu: 70 50 Tlgpt aona
perform any part. ! began asas
concert sln ger IN a m.uBtre lioapsI
tom that | advanced TO sing and q
which | praciic.d IL my ia!ters
But to 20 on the s'aae end lace
udience Of pe1ple with what pfNj
had in that cellar YRS somelhlIgs q
did IL with shiveflnR limbs an1
so c.ose 70 my mouth tha' l WV
ook the step.
The next step IN ny caESa
minor parts IT. comedy, WHICH !
-ehearsed IN an empty room oy y
ing my lines to a few unocclplea
that lis,lessly blended ihtlF hH
with a quiet, old Tom ca, ~
royal aud grand before mlifo,
ing at my face and aclious. 70, N
lin tho air Of an actor, VIII
ceedl proceedl yer, procee1i
"'Wnl you" inttrposel ~
with an ungainlg club thi ns'D =
as TO other man dared 70 ls.p y
my departure TO the V9o'. .St.
coal. Bat tufiics Il 70 .! va
was my stsrtins poiut II nl l,o a.
tiers OF Dutch, Itisl aud co'n's ~
lions upon the stage
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
Fifth EDITION


The Rsd Lion NJ 4 ,msh' I
third time very narrowlv aa.u iof
so.aliy consumed by fire on p9 s oell
evening A hot 6te had been susdal
tne heaters preparatory % H. n'ls 4
services, and when disco 7e, egenitj
mad caught at the large regi.,a'ae u
moor ana had gained s,cn 10 N
that II was with the Rreate., te,sssisaI
the binding was saved fam oimenlI|
struction, '''" Total
A bucket trisaie, bov..
speedily organized aud s,sa 'e'' w
ma on OF water at last chaa east
names, hu, not until large snaao
two feet wide by twelve p'ce' sOu
burned through the floor nv lug
Is more or less damaged ap ~ 40 enat
smoke and water where the d.ws
not reach. The carpeting wa. ' ans
ruined and q number OF the n, ou'is
consumed. e peWs we
IL Is estim attd that the eam.,
smount to nearly 81. GOO. Ths hI
mad Just been put through a oa oslIal
thorouRh repair and improyem,r,
waiit had been very 6esut,tniis
coed, and the CONGREGATION bs3
settled down To enjoy their cnms..
aud pretty church during ibs
Fortunately for the convrss,, sn
policy OF Insurance IN The no nv |,
Mutual Company OF Penptylv.S SI /
cover the en- tire loss. ''NA v
Rev. Allen Wise, for merry s,,,,
at kinaswood Chapel, hi, ci,Y '' !. 70
tor OF the congres alton, and ,s',p
bis energy and the ihdomitsbIs ~.
Of a people that made their XIV
twice before arise, PleniI.lIke NJ
grand from the ashes Of The nav
will soon sgsin be Iesiorsd 10 i,. ra
beauty and comfo5: ar d a ado no,.
cure from the devourils element. ''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
Open Meeting

The officers elect OF Capt, Reynolds
Post, No ., q. A. r., vii, be Installed
10 their respective offices on Monday
evening, Jan 3 1887, at their hall near
Pleasant Hill. Installation to be pub.
lie. Old soldiers aud citizens are cor.
daily invited 70 attend. There will be
. csm2 ace held when speeches, recita-
tons aud cd army songs will be given
for the public entertainment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
A beautiful Window

There Ia perhaps no WIZ, WI a
city of Wilmington whelo .ork
seen than in Mrs. st'mneii IN
from fronting on second Stree, R ~
mington and Brandy ' ln oood ),
lug. at the corner of seeOao al /
lev streets. The elats case NJ D,lt
of fruit could not be toei ''.tIe
ia worth white to step . ~. .r,b'
from Market street 70 F''
dow. - - z
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
PRIME Oysier''

A special lot Of , M rs,sipl'
including the ceiebraLfa Iios
Tangiers, PocohoA ',,r 4. I'D
Bays and Chincoiea4 a b's,,.psL 4
eeommodaso the rush o. Zen d,
extra force of men Ds ''',il,nil' !
and orders will con'.4
} with promptness'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
FOURTH EDITION


D0tA.
Be. Bhckburn has removed from
Warwick, Md, to this city.
Grace Baptist Bible Glass will hold
Christmas exercises this evening 10 the
church at Tenth ard King streets.
N Joseph has gone 10 Surssx County
In srdar TO nee his friends and look after
his int rests in that section Of our State.
Proud g. herrick will have another
sale OF cows ut Oentreviile 90 the 10Th
OF January.
Alexander Mcdonald offers . reward
OF SIS for the snding of Margaret Nc
Donald, who left her home No. 220t
Lsmmot: street, on the 2Sd inst
A.mall truck farm, situated near the
crossing of the L 81 p. Railroad, on the
road ealing from Union street to
Green bank, Is offered for rent.
About o 30 O'Clock this morning q
mag named Garner was caught be
tween the bum pers of two freight cars
at the West Yarl aud badly injured.
The steamer being built by the Har
Ian & HolliAsh worth Co., for the A.
bany Day Line IL 3l5 feet long, and
will be ready for launching about the
18th OF JspuaIy.
An express train ard a freight trait
on the Grand Trunk Railway collided
rear Kokams, Ontario, on Saturday
Bob engines were wrecked and tNt
coaches damaged, Two train men wer'
iuJnrtd.
The brakeman CO the Nashville di
vision Of the Louisville and Sashviil
Railroad and north end Of the Memphs
line. who struck on Thursday In sup
port OF the action OF the men 81 L. uls
Vile, have retuyned TO work.
Thomas p Eiley OF g.. Georges HUI
dred, informs us that there is mucl
more snow in that section than In tn
upper portion of the county, and come
qusntly the roads will continue bad 10
some time 10 come, even skcuid tier
no. be AL other snew storm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

There was another notify "a
the city court this u ornilel ~,
was dispensed in the loI4oa low y
John Connor was fatd ) a15 y,]
drunksn ness. aud PailicE Il
was committed unni IL . a.
similar offense. Z WARD o ",,l
James Boyers, the latter . og'' m
we're cached hued IS ana o ,,'I N
drunk and disorderlS. Elu l,ddr
who was reieastd from GUST XXI
time before Christmas, wa -,
q ook again charged with . Iln 4
As he seems TO be incosI'e''
IS and costs was imuo"o'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
An UnduIlfni Son.

A young man named John Morgan
was arrsi7Led at the city conrt this
morning charged With bsing drunk and
disorderly. HIS mother tset fed that
he had no. done anything for his pas
Fl 5e years, except to get drutk and
abuse his parents. He Was sentenced
10 pay Ghe OF $40 and costs, III de-
f.nlt # which lie will probably 60 tc
Ma Castle iail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

John Walther, who, ~ ."
charge OF q carriage "oihs ~
street bridge, has ju.t con l9,.s.|
riage for Or. Psle whioo " M
eral new features. !: mas . IN
on q single perch WIZ he'd
oilers ON the fifth "h's ,,,.,,o
constantly 10 a good co3 D II
curing against ru,s. I nc, If
handsome and durable, y iao Il,
Of It's peculiar construct ii
light. It. is the frat tine ~. ~.
cups have been used Ia a sr
there is no doubt but th9J "
be in general use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
NOTICE,
Read these Premium
Offers Clean Through

The prices given plainly.
over each separate premium
include the REPUBLICAN and
the Philadelphia Weekly
Press, each for one year in
&C injection with the article.
Make no mistake about
these premiums. They are
the best offers ever made to
this community and enable
every subscriber to secure
some useful article and save
more than the price of two
valuable newspapers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

jacob Aurth was -mothered 70 desih
In Jerssv City Saturday. "H9fell while
drunk. and his nostrt.s and month sc Q
pressed 70 lightly xsaiust The Il lor that
be was uDable 10 brv stha -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
KENNARD&CO.

in all our depart
ments, in order to-
reduce stock.
A line of Dress,
Goods at so and IS
cents, formerly sold,
at IS cents and 81
per yard. New, fash
ionable goods; we
have no old stock of.
any kind.
Silk and Satin
Rhadamas at re-
duced prices.
We have a mum.
Der of Ladies Fancy
Hem stitch and EN-,
broidered Handker-
|chiefS that unavoid-
ably in the rush of
the holiday trade be-
came sOiled and
tumbled; these we
have placed on our
counters to close out.
You may be sure
prices are away
dOwn-some as low
as 8 cents; Hem
stitch and Linen.
Ladies' Mems and
|Children's Merino
Underwear will also
be among the re.
duced goods. One
of the best makes of
Scarlet Underwear
in this market, and
the prices low.
french wrapper
Flannels reduced to
81 ! cents from so
cents. Assortment
large and styles the
Ibest.
Ladies' and Chill.
Idren's Astrachan
Cloths reduced,
some as low as $3.50
per yard. A great
bargain.
We have orders
from MeSSrS. Straw
bridge q Clothier to
close out all our
IClOaks without re.
gard TO former
price. You can buy
a bargain in Seal
Plush Cloth AstrA.
chan or any other
kind we may have
in stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28
Troops Called out.

LoNDoN, Dec. 27.-Prince Nicholas,
OF Montenegro. has called out 5000
troops They will be armed with repeat
ing rifles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-12-28

E1TAATED--A PipTE@rAhV WHITE
w pirl u stuall isGiiy; mug. be a
good WASHER aid ironet apply az ga JET
10 son h:reet. d.stI