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Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
AT
VIM. B. SHARP'S
Fourth aid Market Streets,

The balance OF our Chill
dren's Coats, ranging in size
from 4 years to 10 years,
suffer a great reduction to
close them out quick. Some
are plain, some have cages,
and trimmed with astrakan
and plush. There will be
about eight weeks more OF
coat wearing weather. and
many a little girl can get
much comfort in this lot.
1t is our intention to sell
these coats entirely out, and
we present you the list,
showing the price we have
sold hundreds tor, and at
what they go to now.
Read the list carefully, and
bring it with you when you
come for the coats, as you
might have to substitute
sizes.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
A MysteriOus Affair.

About $50 O'Clock Saturday night
the residents OF jefferson street near
Wilmington and Brand wine Cemetery
Delaware avenue were startled by q
womAn's voice, that proceeded from the
screaming murder. Some men whc
ran to the iron ra ling along the street
found q woman inside the enclosure.
and ut her req1ess she was assisted to
the street. There was also a man in the
cemetery, partially hid behind tree,
and the only explanation of their con-
duct that could DO obtsined, was q few
words that passed. between thes two, in
which the woman accused him of being
drunk, aud said sue had followed him
from Front strest Riu mill.
Yes, know you did; but gave
you pretty good chase, and you won't
get me home this night" replied the
nan. The woman was apparently about
twenty Ave years Of age and quite pre-
possessing in appearance. Word wal
telephoned 10 police station, but beft n
the officers arrived the Ill mated coupl,
had disappeared. 1t is supposed tina
they were husband and wife, 81 d tina
she was trying to get him to go home
but how they got in the cemetery, o
why they went there is mystery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

UASH-On the morning OF the 81 INIT,
at the residence OF the late Henry CLARK,
Mtss Annie 4. Cash
Ieratiyes and friends OF the bAmily are
respectfully Invited to attend the fn eral On
/ uesday, at 2 O'Clock y IN, without further
notice lnttrment at hed O4ay Greek Cene-
terry.
ROBINSON-On the 3sd inst, Sarah Robin
son, Lgtd 90 years.
Re atlyes and friends are respectfully inyl-
ted " attend the funeral ir N the residence
Of her daughter. NO. 1881 Poplar erect. on
Taeedsy afternoon at = O'Clock. lnie-meut
At old Swede's church cen eteiy.
LUKENS-In this city, 90 the morning Of
January "A 1885, At er lingering Illness.
Joanna 7. Lukens. bslovsd wife q orge
W. Lukens, In the biIh year Of ne5 ago.
Relatives aud friends OF tha family are re-
,pectfulIy Invited to attend the funeral, from
the resid ence Of her busoAnd, No. as Van
Buren, street. on Tuesday Afternoon, Jslo-
AIRY 20 Services az the house a. o'clock.
Funeral . o'clock without fur her notice
Iuterme1t At wilmington and Bfandywine
csmetery.
We miss you when the morning dAwnt,
We miss you when the nish. retu' ms
We miss you here, We miss you there,
Dear mother, We miss yOu every wnefe.
NETHBaY-On the morning OF the 7o,h
int, at the regidence or her daughter
Mrs Captain stewart, 1913 Delaware ave :,
Mrs. Martha Nethsry, IN tho estn year OF
her age
relative, ami friends OF The fAmIiy are re-
spectfulIy invited to attend tn, funeral on
Thursday, the IS h. Services at the ht use
~ o'clock, y. IN. Intermont At Mt sal II
cemetery.
'sPENCER-After lfng Illness Mary l.
beloved wife q Charles SI eacer, dtpari ed
this life on the 22nd inst, aged u years
Relatives and friends are r spectfully invi-
ted TO attend her funeral f.om the rasidence
Of her husband, Ne. 4A Aast Twelfth street,
on Tuesday afternoon at2 O'Clock. Services
1t the Sbtloh Baptist chu oh. lnterIRent Ut
ST. Peters csmstery.
WILEY -On the morning Of the 14,h inst,
LAURA j., wife Of samuel Wiley, aged 70
years
Funeral prlvat from the residence Of her
husband, No. 1914 French street.. Iaterment
at Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery. =
lKElNAN-Un the 3ith infant, Warren
Haines keusn, in Tbs q 81 year OF bis age
Relatives and fnsrds are respectfully In
| vited 10 attend his funeral from the resi-
dsnce Of his parents, No. s,4 West Second
stree: on Tuesday afternoon. Services 81
the houFe at z O'slock. Intern ont al I. I
| RivervieW De q etery.
Oxford papers letse copy.
MULROONEY-'n this city, on Sunday
the 24th int, JEo. Muhooney, age1 =
years.
| : he relatives and friends OF the family
also the members of Division, No. !, A.O. II
and the In ambsre OF st. paul's Bench ial 30
Icisty, are respec IA ly inv d 10 atsnd tn
ia aer3l from his lato residence. n. corne
5th and TAinAli suesis. on friday J-nina
IInterment at Ca hedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

The Are which broke On,
Colllery, No. 2. at I,os, M
Shenandoah, Penna. h.,
~ last been extineulsh1 NJ
Lehigh Valley Goa Com,,. !.
10 subdne tho fire.
Larsen a. Co.'S pl,,l,, !.
LaOrosse, Wisconsin. vIH
Friday. Loss S22, 900. ir,,r..
There we're three inespd.-
Kingston, Ontario, On M.
one Of which caused A ID. ~.
young man named Hon, \
prominent merchant, wa ~.
suspicion OF having oAuHd MI
The ferry house Of n. ".
Railroad Company AMI ollsI
ken Ferry Company, at tb,t.{
Forty second street, New ri
burned yesterday morning
nAphthR az the MarLAt,as a.
adjoining, WAS also d,rrrI
total loss Ia estimated a ma
The Queen street WnI,,n
In Klnsston, Ontario, sns
terday. Loss, SIS 900.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
D0GA.

Choice family GOAL under cover at
Mills, Fourth and Ratlroad.
For good coal go 70 Bush'A French
street wharf.
Don't pay $50 for shorthand. tl0is
al Crabb asks you.
Como and look 1T the Capital range.
Pickels' steve store. y East Fourth ct.
Gall aud ses samples OF fancy cards At
the REPUBLICAN ofioe. Win print
cheap.
Curry's EryslpelAs Ointment cures
erysipelss in It's worst form. Sold BY
Taylo < Fullerton, seq King street.
A splendid, fun scale, knabe piano
nearly new, for little more than hall
price. Jas Shobe, 800 w 9th stree.
Private room for ladies at Crahb,
Writing PArlors, fot the study OF short,
hand
Letters testamenfary have beer
granted TO b r. Duncan on the estat.
OF Thomas Hunt. lac Of Mn Creek
Hundrod
A, l.. Ainscow will sell a. public sal,
at No. 7l3 3hipley street, on Wodnes
day morning, Large variety Of furni
| ture, dresses, eto.
Revival meetings are still In progree
at Bethany Baptist church, and wi.
continue every evening this week e2
cept Monday and Saturday evening.
| Rav Chaplain G. e McCsbe, ID. ID
will preach at Grace M, K. church o
the morning of February -, address
AsbGry Sunday schoo. In the atternoo
| aud preach at Union church In -,
evening.
| Missionary anniversaries will be hel
as iolloHsi some OF the Methods
churches. In Asbnry, Thursday ever
Ing, February 25th 10 Union and i
Scott, the same night, Tuesday, Marc
2ld
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
In EMOKIA.

A few lines 10 70 nembrauca OF 9sOrge G..
Orabb. who departed this lifs January -
Isst-One year ago.
Tine ear ago-Ogr Father above.
Removed from our midst one whom We loved
To dwell vita him.
One year ago. fond wife stood.
And watched her husband a. has young life s
blood
Frozs IN bis veins
One year ago--a fathers heart,
Was almost broken ia having u part
With him, his pfide.
One year az "a brother gsZet
On tho fOIm Ct him who Ia younger days
Joined him in ply.
One year ago-a sisters kiss.
Was pressed on his pale cheek; into bliss
He quietly passed.
One year sgo-ws eau see him yet,
For his wv loved face we can never forget
With It's cheerful smile
A Riyeryiew we aid him TO rest.
With bis hands iolied on his Ieaceiul breast
Free from all care.
Heavenly Father, help ~ to say,
a g our loved ones rapidly pass away,
Thy W Ii be DONE q. A. q.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

The M finished businezhM
States SeLAte 10 the Z un
bill. Thee Ia a wide gism|
opinion among the Repsbllxs
IN regard 10 soUe Of i,s me, d
features. and this may a1h
sure 10 Do temporarily lad 4
some further discussion. I'd
DO done. the Dakota bill o. Ill
ruptcy bill may be coniid
week. In the House, ,ns III
likely 10 DO taken up for Nta
the morning hour cal oilAe M
are those iorfeiIlHa Subdr Il
land grants 10 TailrOadsir tsrfll
ern States and providing iorA
tAry retirement VI nAV,l oeoA|
Natson bill. for the lncres's I'D
peuslonA, remains the uhtaA.A
ness for House after toe nlIIl
Of Tuesday. Ths indloabJn, 4
n vo " will be reached ali
week On Friday next 81 ~
he made 10 secure coniid,rlun
Fttz-John Porter bill, GaIliEA1
by 20 over uniiI the flllovlng 1
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
THIRD EDITION. Great Bargains.

The greatest bargains IN the
s saS s jsw:liy .: SmS sli Market
street. / am dstsrnissd 10 sell
out. Only think, . >1.eo nickel
alarm ,lock for 8, AS; silver thin
hes, SO cents, for 80 esats; ladies
solid gold stem winding Ameri-
can watches, sc for s25; gsnth
gold wa, chss $5e now $35; eight
day striking and alarm clocks IS
reduced TO $3.50. ALSO other
goods reduced in the sAme pro-
portion. Come and see for
yourselves. As / am deter
mined TO sell, this would be q
grand place for . young man
commencing business and it can
be hal on reasonable terms.
..leetw-&-d-M
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
FIFTH EO|11


Last Saturday aft-rn'S''>
Morrow was In his labo'sa
pr the upper fioors u ths SNSp
southeast corner OF Tbi,tV 0la
streets. engaged In SOM ~
periments. Az The caa
acid which he was us,, una
pleasant. he opened tho , sn
hem escape. Abou, o,ol
was passing along, tav , ~
from the roof, and iunDIIe
clusion that II was smos'st
Washington engine hon
alarm. The hose carris.s VI
out and . line OF hose 49, ~ ~
plug In front OF the REprs,
when some one rushed ne o-
whore the Are vas loc.,sP"
MIR. Morrow quietly eb,sg.i y
NJ entng, and totally ppr"..'
be bad been the innoosr,V =
much excitement Mr.. NJ,
his thanks 70 the comn...
proIoptness. aud Also y,.s
that there was no are an,.,
the place where the op.r,,in
conducted and thai be 49,
bic compounds whatvs,
laboratory.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
mrs. FIarser psalss 4

Mrs. I,eonidAs Farmer ca'iAi
REPUBLICAN ONE lria non
DENY gbe sIatOmset IN tdf
from the Milford Cnrohle'e, NJ
uer IL quite a pFepo'Iaiig
and says 1. Is not trae 'aI'NsI
her husband, ADD neither SID
he does not support her. sA's
cannot always be together, ~
she was not with him, be
money to keep her and TaI
for = honse white she W
ford. She deniss that she
hire ont 70 do kitchen WORK u
er ia II tIGs that she va
around Milford, She say, sH
now, hut expects, when NJ
ready 10 90 TO him She '.ll
10 her. and has left The 'Al'l1.|
She further says she Eno""|
no other wife than her.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
VAST,
RELIABLE
AND STYLISH

Do you consider how Oak
Hall helps I Between the
two oceans there is no other
like the Oak Hall stock at
retail for clothing buyers
to choose from ; no other
in greatness, quantity-its
vastness only partially hidden
by being spread over six
floors, and in many large
rooms. Well 60 a little tar
ther it's without compari.-
on tor careful fashioniDg and
making, and farther its
prices cannot be competed
with.
When Warm, Serviceable
Overcoats go for S. 90.
When Fur Beaver Over
coats are only $500.
When many qualities are
Satin Lined up to $40 90.
When Mems Atwood Suits
cost only So 50.
When better grades can be
bought up to $500.
When Boys hard-to-tear
Suits are but 5000.
When Little Boys tough
wearing Suits are S. 90
Whether man or lad want.
clothing, there is no place
he can get honestly-made,
substantial Clothing to place
alongside OF Oak Hall make
for solid wear and lowest
prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

The tArss Ooanty Asasesers' will
mesa 10 hear appeals AMd 70 correct
assessments at The City Hall 10 morrow
merning 81 . s'eloek and will sit until
10 wAss they viii tAks . recess until
2 s'eleck and adjourn at O'Clock.
This tAey will continue every day this
weak. Any porson who does not know
tha, he Il Asssssed and wishes 70 have
his name on the assessment should 81
tend one OF these meetings and have
his name pat apcn tne lists. he must
mot however forget 10 take q person
along with him wbo knews him and
Who h . freeholder 70 vouch for him.
Ths ASSESSORS are Wi liam T. Maxwell,
Arst district, including First, Second,
Fourth and Eleventh wards; Hewson
IL. Lannan, Sec I'd district, inclujinR
Third, Fifth and Tenth wards and
rhonas l.. Robinson, third distric.
sixth. Seventh aud Mini
wArda On Tuesday, tomorrow week,
the assessors will present theii
returns and their duty ceases so far Al
making the Asscs sment 10 concerned.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
A Notable GIFT.

Comm emit has not been unfrequently
made on the fact that the late MT.
Vanierbilt's known donation for
charitable purposes did not bear any
thing like an agreeable relation to the
size Of his fortune. His heirs give pro.
mise of q better record. Already his
daughter, Mrs. Sloane, bias signifed
her intention of supplyinga want 10 g
felt in New York, and an important ad.
juuct to the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons, in the shape Of maternity
hospital. The gift will amount to be-
tween 5000 600 and $500, 600. The news
of this CHARITY falls pleasantly on th'
ear, and Mrs. Sloane is making friends
OF people by giving evidence that hel
heart and mind are inclined In thu
ri ght direction. She has set an excel
lent example.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
Auosmer Factory "

Arrangements were WI
Augusta, Ca, last week WI
Of an other factory. A w ~
been purchased, waite: IA
and the money and mach , NJ
ready az soon the buildi,N
ed. The capital comes
delphia Goats Arm, ana
run on yarns exclusi VEN
ing will be begun in q I
ten thousand spindles ~
start.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

The only prisoner before Judge Cum
minis this morning was Joshua Emmett,
who was found by officer Foster last
Saturday night at Fifth and Market
streets very drunk and taken to the hall
This morn Ing he was arraigued, and beg
ged so hard to be let Of, that the Judge
told him he could go, # he would leave
town at once. He also told him that il
he should be before him again within 8
week he would send him to jail for sixty
days Josh promised to go to Newark
where he says he has brother who vii
give him a home.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
Paninanlar Resn.a.

L. @ Bailey, OF Salisbury, sued J. T.
Parsons for killing his dog and got SO
damages, and since has recovered his
dog; trials do not always bring out all
the fActs,
In Northeast and New ark when the
roada were worn bare Of snow the
hotel proprietors had them covered
svex again for the benefit Of the sleigh
eTs.
Sheriff Ford, Tuesday, sold farm OF
lao acres and forty perchee, in Apo
quinimink Hundred, the property OF
Joshua b Fennimore, to j. Ernest
smith for %. 800.
II Is thought that the Rsv. A. ID.
Davis of the n. n. Church at Frank
ford, Sussex county, will be engaged
next year 10 do evankelistic or mission.
AIRY work on the Eastern Shore OF Vir.
ginia-
They have organized hose compar y
In Smyrna, and propose to build q
house for ID by private contribute u
that will cost 81, 900.
II Is said the big well of the Smyrna
water works has drained some wells on
farms In she vicinity that hereto
fore have furnished abundant wa
tor.
Hollis Courtney, Sr., died at Hsvre
de Grace on Tuesday morning last, aged
% years. He was one OF the oldest
sitissas OF Havre de Grace, and va,
born In 1897.
At Redden recently a fox attacked
the one. year old litter OF SOW. Taai
SOW enjoyed q feast If she likes fox
meat.
The next annual session of the vii
mington M. e. Conference will be held
In Elkton, com mencing on Thursday
the 4th of March.
Eorty.three acres of land with 1,00(
peach trees, was sold Lass week by Ju.
illus z Scott to Mr.. M$ckliu, in Mil
ford Neck, for$t30.
The old house On Hartford side of Bald
Friar Ferry, whore Gen. Lafay ettt
spent q night in 1881, still stands in =
good state of preservation and re-
mains unaltered since that memoI able
event
An oy ster dredRer recently brou9ht
up from the bottom OF Chesapeake Bay
. we'll preserved bus cracked bel
weighing seventy five pounds. 1t Dor,
the inscription Fabius, Philadel
pnla, 1000.
The outlook for tbs shipping indus
try the coming year Is brighter than II
has been for some time past. VIM. |
Simpson Is to build one at Milford, j
B. Dorman Is to built one at Draw
bridge, one Is being built at Frederick
and Il is reported that Mr.. Reville will
have one on the stocks at his shipy ard
this summer. A revival III this busi
L. - h. .
Milford
An Elk Neck girl drew a Delawar
young man fifteen miles to see her las
Sunday week, snow banked roads anC
all. He d pretty hard time of
between riding in the carriage, ridiD
ON the horses back, aud discArding bDtl
horse and carriage, z ping 1t on foot, bn'
he got there. When young man start
to see an Elk Neck girl be always doe
''get there"-he Is bound to-And tina
aAttlen IT,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
Con,racta Tor hunnliaa.

Toe Trustees of the Poor held a meet
ing at the almshouse last Saturday, and
examined tho proposals for supplies rol
the ensuing quarter. The contract,
were awarded az follows
Groceries, George w. Gray freal
beef, George w. Wells & Bro. bread
William O'Meara boots and shoes
Patrick Monaghan mutton, P. Mona.
han dry goois, Cranor q Co. hard
ware, j. V. Carlisle & Co. salt meat
Hart & Brother lumber, Simmons 6
Brother; clothing, PeRuock Il Foreman
tobacco, James Chriety & Son.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
His wages not s''I !

A gentleman called az N.
CAN office this morning "a
us TO cay that he was q G
large manufacturing ts''G M
fsrred to In yesterday IA
and In the reducio 0, S ;ns
said TO have tasen pace u,
president had given a 40.
year he was old, to Astu1 \
the gentleman said be y ~ Il
that was not incIuden nj
ALL" a. his wages wel' ~. n
The gentleman farthe, "a y.
did not hear Of the . aTSI
pAint tors being reduced a' q.
twas an outrage TO cs'' 4,
sions spon . gentlesasn Il
not believe had any ideS
notice to himself.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
AS tho Rink.

The chief attraction at the rink on
Saturday afternoon and evening was
Fl. M. Parker's trained dogs and eats,
A benefit for the Grand Army of the
Republic will be given tomorrow even.
ing. There will be a sham battle be.
tween Smyth and DUPONT Posts, an ex.
h!Sition drill by the Grand Army
Cadets, and music by the G. A. Il,
drum corps.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. "a A San
Antonio special to the News says :" AL
through the sanitary authorities de-
clara that smallpox is not epidemic,
there are about 80 cases In various por-
ii ms Of the city. The Gisease is con-
hned oniehy to the Mexican popula-
ton
This evening a quack calling him
self diamond King, who has been sell.
ing various nostrums, WAS stricken
down with the disease. His tent, con.
tanning 20 persons, has been quarR ntin.
cd, and a vigilEnt watch will be- placed
20 prevent people from approaching
II -
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
Another sseW siors

At an early hour % SluIA
a flne snow commences 70 ~
timed until late In tho Allsr
ing one Of tho IN ost oheeri~
OF Inc winter. There va
wind blowing, conS quehW
did not drift, but nov lAl'J
age depth OF about three W. p,
excellent sleishing, OF Vn,o.
nyailed themselves ls''
this morning. As iar .
was but little detention 70
tracks were kept open VIZ ~.
and A. soon as the snoN .,'
a force Of meD were plI
ing ont the snow at the s.
is every indication at piss,,ia]
will be more snow, ~.
the fact that PROBABILITIES y. :, Y
weather. Slowly rising "-
for to-day.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
HumDty DANNY.

There was fair sized audience .;
the OpeIE House last Saturday night u
witness Tony Denier's PADtnmime Dom.
paDy in their speciality and Humpty
Dumpty performance, with which ali
who attended were we'll pleased. A
number OF new tricks has been added
to the pantomime,a and the olio perform
ance was excellent. the legerd EN- air
teats especially being very interest
ing
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
Threstemrd vy,sn Pn.nlyn,y.

Isaac s Tallsy Is still lying in a
critical condition, and although tbere
Is some slight Improvement in his gene
raj syppto1S, Doctors ORle and
Stuho'a report that his limbs are paru.
ally pa'a5yz d ON the terrible oea ing
be recsived on h s haad. He atill euifsrs
oons derab pain, but tue physicians
t in hope That he will be- vol en- u, n
10 attend G urt next week.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
Hurled on satusl

The funeral of Miss oSe
who died At Rising Snn
day, took place at 2.39 Q. o.
afternoon from 81. JOSEF
church, and WA attended,
num6 Der OF her friends. ~ y
were conducted by the n
Kelley. Miss CLARK was IN
teenth year, and as she ma
failing health for some time'
was not unexpected.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
AN.V Jprs.y man once said that n

A Nav Jprs.y man once said that the
people 10 tns Safe rather liked mos
uu oss. 94csusa th5y cit 70 good Wh5u
tu-,y $40 soue There must b. some
such feeling IN the Lninds OF those v no
have suffer d the pangs OF rheumatism,
and been speedily relieved by the use
NJ 81 .Tr~oh's on
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
STATE OF sAe TneFn0SmssaT
ct tie RHPUBLfOAH office In the shai a.
O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'clc ck
100 $40 28o


To morrow promises TO be slightly
WARMER, andfrom cloudy TO fair. On
Wednesday similar conditions will
probably prevail, with . slight fall OF
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
N osIse.

There will be supper given In the
First NJ. p. church, on Seventh street
near Walnut, ON Tuesday evening, be-
ginning a. I O'Clock. Tickets 50 cen!f.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

The three county asses.o
city will meet as q Court .,
the City Hall tomorrow
to hold sessions from y 70 7. y
2 to s D. m. throuRhout sno
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

Farmers should use Days Horse
Powder In the fall and spring Of the
year for their horses and COWS
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

Persons of sedentary pursuits are
prodisposed TO constipation. For CON
stipatiou there Is nothing 90 good as
DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Prios 70
Aanta
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

Continued crying indnce11S
makes any baby cross. Dr. ~
Syrup relieves st once
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

DEA as.

50 per cent. off OF children's hoods.
NJ. K. Riley, 22S King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

ICOR RIFT THE FACTORY, FIFTH
q and walnut streets, suitable for club
room or manufacturing purposes. Also the
fou stUry Guiding. NO. NJ ship ey street.
Apply TO "A VALID Il 90, Seventh and M ar
kst streets or tolEVANS PENNINGTON,
no. s0I Ktng street. j25
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
COMPETITION WIPED OUT.

By our unparalleled reductions
We have inaugurated sale which
will eclipse any effort heretofore
made in the clothing trade in
Wilmington. Everything has
been recklessly cut down in
price. We can't take time and
space to tell you many OF the
cuts F.; we'll Just mention one or
two, everything else in proper
ton
Mems Suits from $4,000 to
$500
Mems Suits from $1,000 10
$3.50.
Boys Suits fiom $1,000 to
$7.OO.
Children's Suits from $3.50 to
$500,
Children's Suits from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Harry Hart,
TIE N. Y. CLOTHING MFG. co.
| No. BIG Market Street,
/ Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
"a YEAR OLD SIZE.
IS YEAR OLD SIZE.
ALSO,

The balance Of our stock of
Children's Newmarkets,
made of Berlin Twills, with
fur back, in black, navy bln ne
and brown. These Carmen It's
we sold at 500, $3.50 al nd
$500. They all 60 to the
one price-$4.oo each for
your choice, and we nly
have them in 8 and 10 ye ar
old sizes. This is a r E.
markable opportunity for. a
bargain in coats, and will
not last long.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25
CARPENTER
&
CHANDLER
REAL ESTATE lRe n0Rielse Ba!kh
No. o23 Market Street,

Pay particular attention 70 inysstmen y.
eastern and wsstern- WE CLAIM AMPLE
RESPONSIBILITY and qua antss all leans
negotiated by us, piiuclp aps interest, and
remit 90 OF charge to the investor.
We have now for sale . numDsr OF most
desiraDly located dwelling houses In the
city. We have also . number OF small houees
paying 10 per sent that We will excnAnge
I larger properties or building lots In z oOd
locations.
ALMSHOUSE PROPERTY and several
other tracts in los or plots " suit the pur'
chaser.
LUNG HOOK FARM At the end OF VIII
mington o. useway, containing l56 acres, ~
a whole or in acre lots or more. 12l-ly
Daily Republican., 1886-01-25

GKTaNTED - GENTLEMEN BnARp-
w ers at 100 Market street. Front
room nicely furnished, heat. gas and b.th.
Also table boarders. Reasonable terms.