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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
Tho Labor CITY Ticket.

Delegates of labor men from every
ward in the city except the First and
the Fifth, met at Fifth and Walnut
last night and nominated the following
city ticket: President Of the City Coun-
Gil, Alfred NJ. Goodwin; City Treasurer,
William II. McKaiR; Assessor and
Collector of the Southern District,
Henry DugaD.
The respective ward delegates were
organized into city executive COM
mittee, which will meet next Monday
evening at some place to be selected by
committee appointed for that pur-
pose. The selection Of a candidate for
Assessor and Collector of the Northern
District was left in the hands OF the
delegates from the wards in that dis
tiicG.
Mr.. Goodwin, the candidate nomi
mated for President OF City Council
resides at 3O6 Taylor street, and is a
roller in the Mccullough Company's
Iron Works. In politics he has hereto
! fore been a Green hacker.
! William H. McKaig, the candidate
for City Treasurer, WORKS al car build'
ing Grd resides in the western end O
the Seventh Ward. He has heretofore
been Republican.
Henry Dngan, candidate for Assesso
land Collector of the Southern District
is grocer on Townsend street near b
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
Another Death.

Byron Dandy died at his residence
Fifth and Adams streets, on Tuesday
afternoon from consumption, aged 80
years. He was native of this city
but in early life removed TO Philadel
phia, and after learning his trade he
was selected as foreman of tho South
work foundry, and he held that posi-
ton for u years. He YVES also super
intendent OF machinery in the agricul
tursl department at the Centennial ex
hibition held in Philadelphia i'll 1876
He came to this city some three OF foul
years ago, and on tho erection of tn,
stables on West Fifth street he LEASED
the same of Mr.. Newell. About yea
ago he took heavy cold which settles
GA his lungs. All efforts to effect
care failing, he gave up business on tn
first of May, transferring tho same t
W. P. White. He continued to gro'
weaker and for the past two weeks wa
confined to his room. He leaves
widow and a grown son by a formt
wife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

President Draper presided at the
regular meeting Of the Board of Health
last evening. Thirty com platntB,
previously before the board, were re-
ported upon as follows: Fourteen were
continued, nine were reported abated
five were referred TO the executive off
GERS, two were dismissed, two ordered
abated within FIVE days, one each Ia
thirty, twenty and ten days and twC
weeks, and one was referred to o com
mittee. The executive officers presented
their usual weekly reports, and they
were received and filed A bill for al.
for badges was presented and an orde
drawn for the amount
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
FOURTH EDITION
The knights of the Eagle.

The annual session OF the Supreme
Council Knights Of the Golden Eagle
BEGAN In Philadelphia on Tuesday mt
Odd Fellows Hall, Broat and Spring
Garden streets. But listle business was
transacted. Reports were received from
the retiring Supreme Chief, q Otis
Wiley; Supreme Master of Records
Timothy MCCARTHY, and from the Su-
preme Keeper Of the Exchecquer. The
reports were referred TO special commit
tees, which will report to day. The de
gree of Past Grand Chief was con ferred
upon the following: George W. Crouch,
of Philadelphia; Thomas z. Gurlett, OF
Delaware; James K. Whiteford, OF
Maryland, aud William Garrison, OF
New Jersey. The degree OF Deputy
supreme Chief was conferred on John
In. Hunkeu, of New York.
The parade in the afternoon was me
lchief feature of the day. Between 3,OOO
ard 1000 Sir Heights were In line: me
procession was reviewed by mayor
ISmiih at Fifth and Chestnut streets.
4 The procession was under the COM
mand OF James b. O'Neill, Grand Mar
shall, the chiet Of staff being Davis Gas
salberry, and the adjutant Lewis y
| Walton; chief of cavalcade, Andrew j
! Flowers; heralds, William e. Msren
E bsch, w. A. Manhinney and FredericE
a Fredericks, and was composed OF three
1 divisions.
r The line formed on Broad street below
/. Poplar, and msrcded over the following
a route: North on Broad street TO Girar'
= Iavenue; countermarched to Christian
n Ito Chestnut, to Fifth, to Market, u
e Broad, to Industrial Hall, where Tn
e line was dismissed.
~ ha Tla1o iiuiai0n WRa Al
{, shalled by g. @ II. McAlister an
a. comprised these castles: Cyrus, No.
At j r. Beatty, Captain. rs men; Apollo
/ No. 2, j r. Lttzsnburg, captain. 2
N men; st. Georges, No. 8, John War
vs. sor, captain, 90 men; st. Johns, No.
ne T. M. Crossley, captain, 40 men; Wa
d, wick, No. s, o. d. Hill, captain,
Il. men. All OF these Castles were froi
It, this city.
Id Last evening the visiting Castles wei
irl Ientertained By the Castles OF whoI
be Ithey are guests Industrial Art Hal
to festooned with flowers, flags and bal
'ners, contained somewhere near 20
e. Sir Knights and their ladies. The Sr
IS preme Castle was parqueted, promo
%. Dade concert was given by the Metr
a. lpo Titan Bard and an address was MAJ
it I by the Past Chief, j. r. Dever.
ngI Apollo castle, NO. d Vi TbAnpotp ui
ed entertained members Of Apollo, NO;
We of this city, and guests OF other Castl
N at Shuster's. One hundred and hfte
&c persons were present,
70. s.. George Caste Of this city, was Q
at tertaIned by St. George OF Philadelph
AS in Lnlu Temple Industrial Hall, whe
at an address was made by State Sen at
TAT Hughes.
ge The programme for to-day comprit
ne. a drill and review AZ Belmont late Il
of afternoon, followed by banquet to
If. Supreme Castle 9t Belmont Mansic
&c In the evening hop will be given
Oh the same place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
Water CommL.sioners

The regular meeting of the Water
Com nAission was held last evening,
when Registrar Grohe was instructed
to rotify al bidders for coal TO lave
their proposals in at the next meeting.
A com n ication was received from
the Board of Health, asking permission
to use the fire hydrants to flush the
cutters, and the Registrar was in
structed to inform the Board that tue
matter would be attended TO, upon
duplication being made TO Chief Engi-
neer Bond.
The City Treasurer reported balance
OF SCI, 378 80 in the Uuion National
Bank TO the credit of the commission
The weekly payroll. amounting to
lS379,35. was presented, aud al
order for the amount was draw
in favor Of the Chief Engineer.
The petition of Elizabeth Bas
and Julia Ward, asking that wate
Ipipes he laid on Rowland street, wa
i. refused, as the bed Of the street has no
been decided to the city. Councilman
Blake, who was present, made an al
peal in favor OF a public fountain in tn
park at Eighth and Broome streets
and this matter was held under advise
lnent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
Brandywine Hundred Items.

MAY "a, 18S6.-The wheat and grass
crops are growing finely.
There is fair prospect Of plenty of
fruit the coming season.
The potato bugs have made their ap'
pearance in great numbers.
Alfred ID. Handy hos the contrac: to
re build the barn of Lswis Harvey
which was destroy ed by fire some time
ago.
The members and friends of Bethel
M. e Cnurch will hold strawberry
festival on the evenings of June 10Th,
10th and 18th for the benefit Of the OFF,
cial Board.
The remains of Mr.. Oliver II. Parry
were buried at Bethel NJ. f. cemetery
last Sunday afternoon. The funera
| was largely attended. The religiouI
service was held in the church and wa
conducted by Revs. T. b. Hunter ant
Samuel Hanee.
| William G. Weer has the contract TO
two sections and Wilmer Tslley on
section to open the new public roa'
through the Ebright property to tn
Pennsy lvanis line. The Pennsylvani
part Of the road has been opened 70
two months. R.T.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.

Dots.
Ferris Bros, are delivering the new
city directory to subscribers.
William T. Porter has taken out let T
tiers of ad on the estate OF
Edward Pussy, late Of this city.
The Fleetwood Assembly. accom-
named bv Prof. Albert's band, will
pic mic at Scheutzen Park on Saturday,
July Sd.
The Americus base ball club will
play n game with the Brandywtne
club at West Chester, Pa, on Saturday
next.
Mr.. Edward Brannon of Walsh B.
90. ia confined to the house to-day, be-
ing indisposed with something border
ing on malaria.
The Steamer Thomas Clyde is being
overhauld by the Harlan q Hollings-
worth Company, and will be put In
complete order for the summer traffic.
A lot Of carriages. made by John
walther, will be sold ct Stidham'
auction room on Saturday next. II
who wish bargains should act on this
hint.
John Walther, agt, builds the bes'
cair ages in the city, as may be proven
by examining the same. He also promI
ly attends to all kinds of repairing q
his shops on the causeway.
Frank Chandler has withdrawn from
the firm of Chandler & Carpenter, leav
ing Mr.. Joseph L. Carpenter to con tin n
the business with the aid of K. ID. X
Sutton, who was engaged formerly will
Heald g. Co.
A boy namedWm. Cook, residing In tn
court opening on Orange street, betwee
Second and Third streets, broke one @
his legs on Saturday by jumping fror
the roof of stable, thus making q 10
for DIR. Blocksom.
The jackson & Sharp Company has
contract to build four fat boats for tn
b, & o, Railroad, to be used In trans
ferrink freight across the Christians
The company is also building a ferr
boat for the Pussy 81 Jones Company
which will be launched next week.
The Y. P. Association Of Green Hi
will hold q festival in the lecture rool
of the church on next Thursday an
Friday evenings. An abundance I
berries, cream, candy and cakes will |
onlhand as we'll as table of fancy al
useful articles to suit the taste OF all.
Rev. H. A. Monroe of Ezion OhurC
will leave Worcester, Mass on Thur
day, to attend a reunion OF the FIT
fourth Massachusetts, Regiment,
which he was a member. He will al
be present at the Grant memorial &c
vices at Riverside Park on Monday,
that he will not be able to deliver t
sermon to the g. A. r. here as adVe
tised.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
sn,nicious Charno,ers

Yesterday afternoon two men were
observed lettering around in the neigh
borhood OF j. T. Mullins residence,
1l25 West street, and when gentleman
and lady were seen TO go away from the
house, the two suspicious men rushed
to the house, one to the front and the
other to the rear door.
The servant who came to the front
door told the intruder that Mr.. Mullin
was M stairs, when he attem pied to go
past her, saying he wanted to see
him. The servant got alarmed
and created an outcry that scared
the men away. Sergeant McVey COM
ing along coon afterward took the men
into custody, but this morning they
were discharged, as there was no evi
dence Of criminal intent against them
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
A Coal Strike Ended.

The strike of the soft coal miners In
the Clearfield district in the State OF
Pennsy lvania is ended, and all Of The
men in the thirteen mines at HoutzdR bic
will resume at the old rates tomorrow
morning. A meeting was held al
Tyrone on Tuesday afternoon, VIII icb
was attended by all the large operation
and delegations OF miners representing
over five thousand men. The operators
conceded semi-mOnthly payments, the
Abolishing OF the store.order system
and a guarantee of just weight None
Of the strikers will be blacklisted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
WILSON'S
uRpERIAEIsa ROOMS, NO. sis klks STREET
rKLEPHoKE sI0HAL. A6s.
OPEN ALL EIGHT.
ia. WILSON,
uxa.lv EunerAl director
p1A-ly
PauadsIphh, Wilmington d Baltimore Railroad
MAYIzTH. 1855.

MAY 17EHs 1880
TIA ms leave wnmingtoa as follows:
PhiIadeIpnis (eIpreasl, = 2s2 $50, $40
IL 60 ia 622, e4o, TOo and 2op. m.
Accommodation. 0 40, I 90, I ob. 10 30 q. m,
2 80, 4 90, I 40, 10 "a p. M. .,o
For Chester texpressl, $50, %, %, by:
81, IL SO, IL 81, a. NJ, u 40, "a, 40 CID 20
" Accommodation cc go, 200, 7 Os, slS, 10 &c
8. %. q 80, I 90, Z ~ and !025 p. IN.
10 S Ss :, T s = me- a90' ~ "a: ~ as &
70 20, : 90, 20 and 10 rs p. m.
For West Chester, via Ianokin % snc
} 10 q. NJ; 30 and 90 p. N. .,,
EsitimcIc and intermediate nthtioas, II II
q. NJ; r 81 y. m. and Il o9 night.
baltimore and Bay Line, 1916 p. N.
Bsltinoro aud washington, LES, q 20, o.
10 lo,l1 co EN-; IL te,'l II = es,NoN and 81
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New OAstl,. s43 IL 80 AIn.; ", 90, 70,
deore otown sna Lsuss 10 .. mi TO and
Seaiord and intermediate stations, s.zS p,
Ia.
Harrington, Deimar and way stations, 8 As
Express for Harrington and Rehoboth. 3 30
lip. M.
day.
franklin City, slba.m,
Express for Norfolk 8 ID a. m, weekdays,
and II % p. u. daily.
Leave PhiladeI pbia, Broad street, fol
Wilmington texpressl, IL 81, 70, 20. -
| IS, 10, 10 20, IL 30 a. m, ~ %, 500, w
10 09, n, OF, 60, IL 10 and IL az IN
Accomm dation, 8 30. 10 2s a. M, az, 80
k2b, Q az, s 30, 9 80 and II SO p. m.
/ SUNDAY TRAINS.
Il FOR philadelphia (oZprcss). 2 90, 2 81, 4 %
IL 70 II 81 q. m, 8 n and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, b IL .. M; Il 10, 80, A6
IL 60 10 IS D.. m.
For Chester te1preos). I 70, IL 81 .. m, q
and GO p. N.
Accommodation, s 10 a. m, Il 10, so, 9 lb
IL 90. and 10 rs p. IL.
For Now YorK (expTessl, 90. 2 80 OF
10. IL 81 Q. m; 6 "a, Z 0o and 10 70 p. In.
For West Chester, via L-amoSin. . IL n. n
and IS p. m,
baltimore and Warrington, l 2s, 4 40, 8 %
| 10 10 am. and 7 10 p.m. Baltimore, 20 p. m
: and IL 90 night.
IL Leave PhiIadeIphin, Broad street, for WI
a mington (express), IL 70, &c, 7 20, y 10 g. m
o 80, IL 10, and II ~ p. H.
Accommodation, 8 30, 10 % a. m, o6, II
| 3 so, and IL 80 p. IL.
For further Information passengers arc II
!, terred to the ticket once st the station.
II Tral2R marked thus = ,aYs limited eIproa
|, upon which extrn fare Is charged.
j. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
CaARLAs 4. PUeH General Menagsf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
DR.. SiMNS
VEGETABLE PILLS
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.
MANKIND'S FAVORITE PILLf

The most famous liver medicine on earth
No gripping sickness orweakness attend theii
operation They do not leave the bowels COS.
tive. They to a strengthen the liver and
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur
Ing liver complaint SICK headache, neural
gii, bfliousuens, pain IN the side or back
pain in the noweis, kidneys or bladder etc
' cry valuable IN dyspepsia, malaria fever OF
luub aguo, eGills and foyer, general weak
ness, loss OF appetite, ttc. Thoy are spiendlc
l for woaEIy females as an assistance to ks5I
Ithesystem hosl,hy They art endorsed and re'
I '0mneuded hy thousands IS thefnicest puT'
gAlye and s. lglG-t iIg-r msdinine. his
| candy sugar.coat5d. rs cents Q hOX; fan1i,
011eg, Si.t In ono, y. 5grt ~ call. Sold bI
( 'eedi9g denlorS In mcdlciGr. Main deEot
l Eoprth and Kipg stresta, Wilmington, Del
and No. coz Aroh street rniladslphia,
n0y2sI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
nUBIIC SALE-w1LL BEg5z;--eess,
L sold at pub sale, At jacob 80
b. Hyatt's hotel, Stanton, Del, on A.-.21.--
SATURDAY, may %, 1855,
.tl.alp m.

(Guernsoys), and foma tile milK (uurhaWs).
Also 10 head Of fat covB hese cows were
stlec ed by myself 10 lower Lame ster Co,
and are believed o he rs fine as have boon
offered IN Delaware at a1y time Good
quality. yOuIg AMI IN good condition.
Everybody cume. Dinner at Il o'llock. No
postponement 70 days time
m23.d Nv Is ). MORRlS, JR.
J.tf. Ro5ins9n, Auct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
Correction.

Mr.. George w. West desires Us to say
that in his testimony before the court
on Monday he stated that the cost OF
the house built for George W. Bush
was $4,000, instead OF the contract
price being for that amount, as Was re-
ported in the REPUBLICAN yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
Grand GOncarf-

The MerdelssohD Male Qlartette, OF
Philadelphia, will give grand concert
in st. Paul's M. E. Church Tomorrow
evening, com enoing at 7.45 O'clock.
The concert viii De under the auspices
of the Young Peoples Association Of
the church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

There was quite heavy frost this
morning, and persons coming to market
found overcoats necessary to comfort.
The cold, however, was not 30 intense
IA to do much injury, and fruit of all
kinda bids fair to be abundant,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

RAYMOND, Miss, August 10, 1895 -
-Four y ears ago, from fall from my
carriage, my kidneys and bladder b.
came badly diseased. Physicians aaio
my recovery was Impossible. Iook
seven or eight bottles of Warmers EAf,
cure, and it has saved my life "A Nm a
CARLOP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

uYANTEI-s 60 ID HANDY MAN
w toIDa Il him II ally us FLU ;whC
understands the care Of nurse reference re
quirsd; 'teady lob. Apply at once at 80
M arket street. m26-4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

s,OR KrNI-SsOOND AND THIRD
~ story front rooms Tor rent; with or
without board. Apply at 2ld West Fourth
street m26-3tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

IXYAnTrD-F .UK GIhLS To- 60 To-
w ire country; 3 PRO- estant girls for the
citv. Apply at the Wilmington Intelligence
Office. 9O3 Orange street. m2o.Q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

NTANTED--A GOOD TIN ROOFER
w Immediately. Applyto
a q, PYLE,
1t delaware avenue and DaPont street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
AT
VIM. B. Sharp'S.
Fourth and Market Sts'

Over 1000 yards OF China
Mattipgs distributed by us
within the last four weeks is
q violence that our prices are
right. i
Our assortment was never
I better, and ting styles, espe,
cially in the fine damask and
seamless mattinga, are ele-
CANT.
For the hot summer
months, nothing in the way
| Of floor coverings makes a
house easier kept or gives it
. cooler appearance.
Tucklee,red and white, I25
Tucklee, plain white, 125c
Cheng Ling, fancy, Is c
Lung Wing, 20 {
Kee Mug, " rs
Wung Foo, 80 (
Royal Linton, fine white. 40
lJointless Damask, fancy, SO (
A good assortment OF flint
i Mexican hammocks, will
braided edges. white anC
colored, including ropes anC
sticks, SI.25 each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

UYANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK
w CT general housGwork in small
family. Best of reference given. address
4Og elaware avenue. m2o 3tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
Another Chance.

We have decided to close
out a certain line Of Spring
Suits, as the sizes are some
what broken. The former
price was SIS. We sell
them at $1,000. The only
question is, Have we your
size? Come in and see.
You can't duplicate them for
SIS in this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

Nsy ANTED--A art To 90 IT'D THE
w country. apply at the rear Of Thlr-
teenth and King sweets. m2e-2th
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

Ignatius O. Grub. ESQ, present
Rsgiater of Wills of New Castle Coun.
Nv. this morning received his commits
sion from Governor O. O. Stockley con-
stituting him Associate Judge OF the
Superior Court OF the State for New
Castle County, to succeed Judge WIN.
G. Whiteley, deceased.
The csnyass for the position has been
an active one, especially between the
friends of Mr.. Grub and the friends OF
Harry Sharpley, Esq, between whom
the contest for the last two weeks prin-
oipally depended. Many names have
been canvassed for the position, includ-
| ing the names of Mr.. Smithers, Re-
| publican lawyer of Dover, and Jacob
| Moore, Republican lawyer OF George
town.
| Alexander M. Cooper and George ii.
Bates we're canvassed, but these gentle.
men. it is understood, would have de-
olined the Office had 1t been rendered
them.
Mr.. Grubb is the son Of Wellington
Grub, and WAS born in Brandywine
Hundred about 1910. Ne received
GOOD education ard commenced the
study of law with Victor DUPONT abou
1860, end was admitted to the bar three
| years later.
In 1875 Governor Cochran appointed
him his Secretary of State, which osice
/ he held daring his tenn Of four years.
lin October, 1884, be Was appointed
( Register OF wills for New CASTLE Coun-
ty by Governor Stockley, the SAINT
Governor that has now clothed hin
with the judicial erimine.
Mr.. Grub is we'll versed In the prac
tice OF law. is pleasant in his manners
affable and polite, and will make pop
ular Official.
The uames most actively canvasset
MS Mr.. Grubb's successor are those o
Albert G. Osborne, deputy Clerk Of tn
| Peace, aud John X. Bradford, Esq.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

Comfortable and Cheap.
Mems canvas low cut shoes, only Doc,
ut VIM. II. Babcock's, 2O6 Market Ut.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
A Surplus OF saloons.


According to statement furnished
by Lewis d Vail, counsel for the Law
and Order Society, Of Philadelphia, there
is one drinking saloon in that city for
every 90 voiers, az COMPARED with one
bakery for every 16e voters, one grocery
for every 81. one public school house
for every ia and one church for every
27O. The total vote for President IN that
city for 1884 was ia ,9O2; saloons, 1888;
bakeries, 1908; retail groceries, 3464;
public school. houses, A6, and churches,
64s. Three of the saloons are in the
first class, paying license fee OF 800;
Ave in the second, $500; ten in the third /,
$500; 5s4 in the fourth, 500, and 1857
in the fifth, paying only $50 license,
In the Sixth ward there are voters 10
each saloon, while in the Twenty.third
ward there are 80. The Fourth, Filth
and Eleventh wards follow closely after
tho siYtn in the number of sslcors they
contain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

JAIME. H. Fo .,,s e H S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26

Tho weather y. h, 4
Tomorrow promises a and 81
cloudy, with local
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-26
AND STILL THEY COME.

1t seems there is NJ abatement In tho
crowds at 2Oo M arket street. Rather an in
crease in the throng that visit our store dsi
ly to paItaRe Of well-made