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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

mind Tom, the wonderful blind
r,snIst whose name and fame have ew-
tend "a ali over The world, Will appear
N the Opera House next Monday night
for the first time in many years. The
Philadelphia LedSes In speaking o. him
says: ...no,,.,or an
blind Tom might seem one ct tbs most
humiiiatinR facts 10 the musical world
|that can possibly BE- conceived. His
unoouth appearance, his queer antics
ON the platform ara hardly like the
actions OF human being At all, and
vat this half.idiot looking pefson has
powers 90 musical performer. sncn
probably ~ no one has sver @ttainsu
by any amount Of art or practice.
Many Professors Of great esnsnencs
| have been ready after listening 70 hin;
20 declare that they would never touch
the piano again. What he hAs done 10
public In the way Of playing tho mosl
difficult pieces after hearing them ou'
once, and with q perfection that years
OF practices could not usually apply, are
known 10 all lovers OF music.
His clappings AZ bis own perform
ances, and Rlee at each nsV feat, nos
show the simplicity OF his nature Bal
his performar css IN music show how
the highest results OF art and study arr
% ost easily reached By this peculiar
being in bis one sided culture and de-
velopment-that Of the ear alone. The
science OF In usic he will probably never
be able 10 understand. But We remem
Der that the art OF Il preceded the
science in Egypt. in Palestine. In
Greece, and 10 Rome, by long ages. II wa'
tn music OF the Hebrewt, aud then o.
the christian church that gave birth q
Incientific music, and alone developed IT,
until that OF the opera give Iise to
dtstipct branch OF the culture"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

The funeral Of John Mulrooney took
place this morning, and the remains wers
int rred at the New Cathedral Cemetery
High Mas was celebrated at 80. Peier's
Poo athedral by the Rev. Benjamin j.
Kelley. John Mooney, Patrick Null
rooney. Thomas r. LAlly, Michael hailoy'
Michael Grady, Auguut Biermann, ) ames
A Bourke and p. J. Long served as pAii'
bearers The funeral was attended by
Number Of friends from Phils, includiD
representatives OF the Bets and Continen'
tai Breweries OF that city. There were
several floral tributes, among them being
handsome cross from John Donahoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
THIRD EDITION,


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 25--There 10
NOT much probability OF the Ohio senate
snudaie being compromised at an early
dag. The cooler heads, however, have
had enough excitement over the sttua
sisn, and it IL not popular to say anything
here which would tend 20 widen the
breach between the two factions. A set
tiement "a desired On both sides, and no
doubt weuld be accomplished IL These
toys were left TO themselves. but they
have for advisers those who expect to
ufoat By the situation 1t a political way
The Republicans now have short cut
ulan II the tactics Of adjourning from
stnv 70 day without transaciins any bush
mesa are INDUCED in further. The House
Il unable 20 do anything, as itzmust wait
ON the Senate. The Legislature has noS
been In session four weeks and has done
nothing but re-elect Senator sherman and
unseas the nine frauds In the House from
Hamilton County, and there Will be no
thing else done until the Hamilton County
contingent In the Senate IL also disposed
of. III the Democratic Senators continue
to flibuster by adiourning the senat'
over two or three days, or leaving !
otherwise uneeremopiously without
quorum, the Republicans will proceet
and bring two Of them in under arrest
will make quorum, and will then hav'
the four Republicans from Hamilton
County take their oath and their seats q
once on the face of the returns.
This will relieve the four Democrat
from Hamilton County of sitting in judg
ment on the frauds Of which they ar
benefci aries, but will result undoubtedl.
In the other Democratic Senators goi ~
OF with them to another hail and pro
ceeding with business on their own &C
count
The Democrats realize that the HAmil
ton County men must go, and they are q
incensed that they will likely return hom
also. The Lieutenant Governor sign
vouchers for the pay Of officers aud sena
tors, and he Is noting the absentees o.
the days he calls the Senate TO order
there are two Senates, the House VII
recognize only the one over which Ken
NEEDY presides, and the rump body vii
have no force, not even to draw pay
There might be some collision in hgisla
tion, but the courts will determine tha
quickly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
YaeeA nj Pert Dsss

PoRT. DEPOSIT, ND, Jn
10 as yet no materiai gu
huge mass OF gorged 'cs
the SusquehaDna al a, wv ~,
the pack Ii sill tuinclel
permit pedestrians to pa v
bet ween Port Deposit n
As 1t has been raining mi
three days all along tn ~. n
susqushanna, and q l ~. .,s|
water is passing into in' .@
N any tributaries, 2 ~ n
occur soon and suddenl ~
checked by q low h \. n
flood at this time, WIN WI ~
distracted condition. , ""
otherwise than very u,'' I
There is abundant caus .,.I
great damage, and the p eS
lug the river very ahA'O'-'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
WILSON'S
vHsEHIlURs Raohs, 90 GIG Ting sI&El
TELEPHONE SIGNAL iess
0PEM ALI NIGHT.
IA. WXxSoE,
psa-iy v~nsrai psress@r
SeaSOnable.

ANY good, substantial
clothing is seasonabie now
Prices too, are seasonahle.
Way down. SO TO speak
Lower than they have been
for months. Lower than they
will be soon again.
Notice our bargain coun
ter. Odds and ends
Overcoats $40, SIS, SIG
SIS: all down to $40. Odd
sizes, Of course, yet one OF
them may be Just what yol
want They will not issi
long.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
FIFTH EDII


The Wilmington ~ ~
perancs Association Az, asS \
Christian TempersnSc..a "
Thursday evening 10 n. yias
for the purpose a. ~ I'd
organisation Of the s,., "sp
second vice-Presidep,,' ' ~. so,s
dent In the absence .; 10y, ~
Mayess gave many ,. "
lions In regard to The r, aa
ton and xtJrk OF thu s soO!
mittee vas appointed u S,s
acting President In d. y ~.
an executive and . fn ,Dp,
Aftsr . short coufsrs~"S.' \
tee reported the follovIDs
Executive Commits 4.
William NJ. Drein, Gsa, -. ! /
John L. Gouley aud hI,..I
c. ~ Sounmittee, job nj
ten, Thomas Sheward =.
White. w
A committee was an,,,.,.,
suitable resolu lions to <. y.
Msssrs. Maybee aud Fasll.ga w !
milton Of the work they b,,s !
The Executive Commi,,s., ~
cd 10 procure q su,tsr. 4
meeting OF the assocla,lOa l
evening, and also q pIsC. y /
temperance meeting 90 So ~
noon. '
Addresses we're mad, :
Mayhee and English, A N
and j. w. Diefendori M
evangelists spoke with =.
feeling ~ they babe good III
many friends they had INV.
stay In Wilmington. M M
an am using description n
formal manner In vhls, Y
received, compared win \!
souled warm hearted mass
they parted. He said b ~ j
. city where he was -
Even the small boy when /
would cay politely "Ho, n
brother English. =" Ia ~
| places where he had bss
would shout across the M.
English, Hello.
This evening q meetinr val
In the Brandy wine N E,.Isl
addressed by May bee and "a
tomorrow morning the evul|
lsAve the city and 20 dIissl
Vernon, New York, wal
engaged for the tempenrsJ
The Executive Commits
X. X. 7. Association have 4
Institute Hall for the Sundl
meeting at 5 20 O'Clock,
certain that q meeting Of n
ton will be held on saturdr|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Yon can get tho best polish for clean
ing nickel, brass, copper, zinc, paint
walls, floors and metals OF ali kinds, for
% cen 70 package. 1t makes 10 dust;
/. makes brighter polish with less labor
than any other kind In the market. For
sale ut wholesale and retail, at No. Z
Fourth street, BY J. q. Pickels & Go.
Ask your grocer for the Indian pc lis b
and cleaner. Golden sun are place
heaters In good order for sale cheap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

hh city. on the 4ssh
irst Phsbs AEH, aifs Of H M-ASnstrsxg,
aged % ycsFs.
dSr afiern ca, at : o'slOek- Fassrai pm
vnta.
ItlHrS 9N-On the 1ssh ipss-. Ssrah. rstlei
efshe late BenjAnin johnson, aSsa =
kelartyes ana frisrds are respectfully II
vitsd 70 attend hsf funeral fron neF lAte I'VE.
ssres Bancrofs's 70 d. near city railway, o.
sunday Afternoon. 70 meet - the ho1ss ~
O'Clock. lEssEmsnt ~ MG salem esDetsry-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

The Rodney Street Presbyterian
Church WAS organized last evening. BY
the committee. consisting Of the Revs.
j. Fl. Nixon, ID. d. and Henry Lindsay
and Elder Edward 7. Taylor, appointed
by the Presbytery Of New Castle for the
purpose. Fifty.six persons became
mem bers, twenty. six Of whom were by
certificate from Central Presbyterian
Church, ten from West Church, eight
from Green Hill Church, four from the
First Presbyterian Church and eight BY
examination.
The sermon was preached by DR.. Nix.
on, who presided, and Edward T. Tay-
lor acted as secretary. William VI
CANDY and Henry B. Seidel were elect
ed elders, and ordained. The charge
was delivered to them By the Rev.
Henry d. Lindsay, and the right.hand
OF fellowship extended by Etward T.
Taylor, the only elder present.
The committee appointed the Rev
W. L. McEEaD, assistant pastor o.
Central Church, and who has beer
preaching at the chapel, 20 take charge
OF the church, aud occupy the pulpl
unit. pastor can be called and In
stalled.
DIR. Eixon, az chairman OF the com
mittee, declared the organization effect
ed and announced that hereafter dea
cons should be electsd TO carry on tn
benevolent work of the church, AnC
that board Of trustees should be ehoser
The latter acts under the state law
rather than under the laws Of tn
church. DIR. Nixon also stated tina
this tru stessio of Central Chureh, in whol
the title 10 the church property Is mo-
vested, we're ready TO transfer 1t 70 Il
trustees Of the new church as coon &
they are authoriz 81 10 acssps it.
Notice was given by elders Cant
and Seidel, that on Monday eveninI
February 8.h, congregations !meetir
will be held, at which trustees will
elected and the other business transa:
cd necessary to perfect the organizasic
Of the church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

The Assessors sitting at the city hall to
correct assessments and place omitted
names upon the list, ara not having
enough 10 do TO keep themselves awake.
This will be the fourth day o: the Sit
ting and they have only thus far placed
six names upon the lis;. Tomorrow
will be the last day of the sitting of the
assessors, and will offer the only chance
of getting assessed without going before
the Levy Court, which meets on Tues
dav
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Rev. DIR. BrfAtor indicted.

NYAcK, n. Y, January 28- Tit
Rocklan county granG jury to-da!
presented two indictm ents against TIL
Rev. DR.. George r Bristor, of tn
Spring Valley Methodist church, for at
sault upon Ida Downs. The accuse
pastor was arraigned and pleaded nc
guilty. He gave bond In 5000 l
answer for trial at the next term c
court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
A New DeunFfura.

A meeting for social intercourse viii
he held by Mechanics Lodge, No. Al o
o. F., on Saturday evening, the 6.h
proximo. We are glad to see this "ne "
departure" amorg the odd Fellows, and
hope that it will lead to an increase Of
mem bership, as rhe order has done 3
great deal good In our country, and ii
calculated to do much more, It's aim
n every respect being highly CONNER
dable and in accordance with the prip.
ciples on which our government i
1 founded,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Mr.. Robert Scott, of this city, former
y salesman in Crosby K Hill's DRY
good store, left this city yesterday for {
trip throughout the state Of Ohio, beint
engaged as travelling salesman by ;
wbosesale house of Philadelphia.
Miss May, daughter Of Charles r
Willets, Esq, Of Philadelphia. IL visit
ing Mis- Saliie Mitchell, at $40 Yves
Third street, this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. SAT the Re-
publican caucus tonight the action oil
the conference committee WAS commu
hicated, proposing the appointment oil
a specis; committee Of equal numbers
POLITICALLY Of Senate mem bers, 70 pro-
" ed 20 Cincinnati and make an investi.
CATION OF the election, and the report Ia
said to have met with favor, although
no definite action was taken. The
same proposition will be submitted 70
the Democratic caucus Tomorrow
morning. /. Is proposed 10 have this
com mitiee to make report OF its end
ings 10 the Senate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
List OfSales.

Pereonal property is q lyertised TO be sold
as follows:
}, W, ance, Booths Corner. Pa, Feb. 1
Geo. Proud, Ohristiana Hd., keb. 1
Lobdell II Banks, BrandywiAe HID, FEB II
VIM silver, Red Lion, Feb II
Wm. II Finn, Christiana, FeD. II
Ehos. White, New Castle, about the
mid 10 OF March
Tho real estate OF VIM. Bennett, deceased
Will be sold at public sale, at kidd's hotel
delaware City, on the sth Of February.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
uKprisl

A pleasant gathering
took place ut CoAie's nov !.
n Thursday evening, IL
as o birthday surprise 70
who was:the recipient u
.uts. Dancing as wen
ments we're INDUCED In,
ing furnished by hoY
and Michael Kellaher.S
separated NJ q seasonaoie
retired well pleased with
which the evening bad 0
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HE was . Very ola1I

DETROIT, Mich, J ~,
night there died IN " ps IN
Indian-Spanish negro n
CLARK, who was BOZ D r,s
county, Virginia, s n
being over 121 years olu :. 4
Virginia for eli hty yea nj }
hia trade ~ q cooper, y, d
West to Ohio. after~AI,,
and settling In Detroit Il
he went { 0 :oss the i've = N,
lived since. He wofh ~ I,
trade until Ave years HI,
active up TO last ss, a nj
began TO fail. he wa A |
and has one hundred
living desceudapts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
The INeAka.

Several of our Wilmington youth visi-
ted Philadelphia last evening. for the
purpose of hearing the Boston Ideals in
Victor, the Blue Stocking" The
singers have com pletely captivated more
than six of our coming young men,
amongst them being well known "re-
porter" 30 1t is said. Don't give 1t
away, please.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Oar new line of Cahcl and Percale
shirts ia now complete. Theee are very
choice styles, and should be examined
before purchasiug elsewhere. We have
shem In, stripes, plaids and most OF
fects, with three collars and cuffs. 8
l.. Ocheltree, Gil Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

The Sberiff's sale OF tho real estate Of
] b. RenImore, which was To have taken
place at the National Hotel In Middle.
town on Tuesday, was stopped By q
stay Of proceedings, and the matter
viii be taken 10 the Court OF Chancery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Professor Erni, the one legged skater.
olcyclist aud gymnaat, will do Vi 9 un
parallelled teat of performing op rings
30 feet above the floor at the rink To-
night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
To the Editor Of the Living church
Chicago. Ill.

Chicago, Ill
There vas published in the Roches-
ter IN - DemocrA: and Chronicle Of;
the 31st of December, statement made
by j. B. HeBiop, NJ. d narratiDg how
be had been cured OF Bright's disease
OF the kidneys. slmos' In its lat stages,
by the use OF Warmers Safe Cure /
was referred 10 In that statement, As
having recommended and urged DIR
Henion 70 try the rem sdy, which he
did, and was cured. The statement OF
Or. Henion is true, 30 far As Is concerns
myself, and believe IL TO be true in ali
other reepec4. He Was q parishionel
of mine and visited him In his sick
ness. urged him 20 take the medicine
and would do the same again u any on
who was troubled with disease OF tn,
kidneys and liver.
ISRAEL FooTE. I'd. d.
Il (LAte) Rector Of 81. PAul's Episcopa
church.
Rochester. n. Y.
Il seems impossible to donbt fur
Their In the face OF such concl usiT
lproof.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Popular trial shows the worth Of
every article, and forty. three years
constant uAe has proven the great eff
cscy Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup 1t las
no superi or,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Fifty bags of that elegant fresh roast
ed coffee tina, we sell five pounds for VI,
the cheapest and best goods ever sold
for the money. Crppen, K. Second
street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Another invoice Of those /
Teae just received. Try " !!
want So uo.ulpR MOO. OAiA'
Second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Continued crying induced by collie
makes any baby cross. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup relieves at once.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

See Professor Erni sho
learned TO skate only o"o
+ NIX TO night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Csslxens, RINK To.nigns,

men known. See him at the rink to-
night Ia his great ariel feat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Professor Erai, u Q one
and gymnast, will sppea
Sens' Rink tonight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Tell your friends that DAYS Horse
Powder sells for twenty-five cents a
pound package.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Our gymnasts miss a great deal II
they fail to see Professor Erni at the
rink tonight on horizontal bars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Oh, ye bicyclist, don't fail to see the
enc legged Erni show wonders at the
rink To- night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Choice Poultry.

n. B. Appleton has selection of
choice poultry on his stalls No. 80 and
80 Third street Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

and some what colder. Sunday, clear
and q slight fall of temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Lock nc Household Furniture
'of James A. Kelley's, second story 10th
and 6bipley streets.
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state OF sne Tnermensssr

at TIE REPUBLICAN, Office In the SHADE.
Z O'Clock 10 O'Clock Ia O'Clock
$40 400 43o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Great Bargains

The greatest bargains In the
city at o. p. Smyth'S watch
and jewelry store, 81 Market
street. l am determined to sell
out. Only think, $500 nickel
alarm clock for sl.25; silver thin
bles, so cents, for 35 cents; ladies
solid gold stem winding Ameri.
can watchee, $40 fer $25; gentl
lgold wa ches $50 now $35; eight
lday striking and alarm clocks &c
lreduced to $3.50. Also other
Igoods reduced in the same pro
lportion. Come and see fol
yourselves. AS / am deter
mined to sell, this would be 1
grand place for young maj
commencing business and it cal
be hal on reasonable terms.
rs 3-tw-S-d-tf
y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF PART
1 ~ nershiP. Tho co.partnership heret'
| 100 sAisthk petNeen NJ. v. n. LAND an
-. ID hill trading under the frm-name
Lamp Hill, confectioners, at 1908 Markt
sueet, Is tn day dissolved by mutual COL
sent. M V. Is LAMB,
U. ID. HILL.
-iYNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUB
l. chased the int rest OF M. V. b. lam
III the said firm OF Lamb x Hill, will contiI
: ue the Confectionery business at sos Ma
, ! ket street. and viii settle all claims again
and collect all debts due the said firm.
l29 81 q. u. HILL,
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Paten, Medicines still Reduced.

FWteht Meu1cEHeb BIHEI h4uuceus
Buck er's Arnica Salve, 10 cents
Kings Discovery, IS csnts. Taylor :
Fullerton, 800 King street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29

Prosf sMn6 fhas Rhyatekanss Ter
rfSIs Cenfesstsa - Tr9e+
ClsyeAsn4. O.. Herald.
Yesterday and the day before we
|copied int our columns from the
Rochester, n. T., Democrat and Giro
uicle. q remarkable statement, made ~
In. b. Hsnion, N. D., . gentleman VINO
10 well known In thts sity. In teae
article DR.. Henisn recounted wonder-
| full experience which eefsll him, and
tho next day We published from the
same paper . second article, giving an
Account Of the excitement in ROehtste
and elsewhere caused bg DIR. Henton .
| ststament. IL il doubtful If amy too
articles were ever published which
caused greater commotion both among
professionals and laymen.
eince the publication OF these two
ARTICLES, having been besieged with
letters Of inquiry, We sent comnunl
Icstion 70 DIR. Henion and also TO
Ia. q. Warner g. Co., asking II any
additional proof could be given, and
here Is 10.
Il GENTLEMEN / owe nay life aud
present health wholly 10 the power o.
Warmers Safe Cure, which snAiched
me from tie very brink Of the grave.
i II 4 no. surprising that people shoald
anestiou the statement l made (Which
IL true In every respect) for my recov-
Iery was A. great marvel 70 myself, ~
10 my ply sicians and friends-
j. B HESIoS, N. D.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Jan. 81.
eIEs The best proof We can give
Won that the statements made by DR..
IHeuiou are entirely true, and would
not have been published unless strictly
40. Ia the following testimonial from
! the best citizens Of Rochester, and 3
Icard published by Rev. DIR Foote
H II. WARNER & Co.
Ito whom II may Concern:
We are personally or by reputation &C
ouzinted with DIR. Henion, and We De
Iieve be would publish no statement
no, literally true. We are also person
Tally acquainted or BY reputation well
: AGA nsintsd with II. II. Warner s. Co,
! proprietors OF Warmers Safe Cure by
which DR.. Henion says he was cured
whose commercial and personal stand
ing In this community are OF the high
est order, and we believe that they
. would not publish any statements
which were not literally and strictly
EEru6 every pAIbCu@f-
| G. Z. PARSONS, ( Mayor Of Roches-
ter
WIN. PURCELL, (Eiitor Ucion and
Advertise
Il w. ID. SHUAET, (ex-surrogAte Monrot
,lCeunty.)
EDwARD a. FRosT, xClerk Monros
County,
q E. B. fESSxR lex. District Attorney
Monroe County,
Al JIM. DAvY, lex Member Congress
Rochester,
q JOHN s. MORGAN, County Judge
Monroe Co.
i:HIRAM sIRLEY, Capitalist and Seeds
mani
JoHS VAN vooRHIs { ex-Member o
Congress
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Leoh AZ HouneheIa Furniture

Of James A. Kelley's, second story 10th
and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-29
Two Things To
BEAR IN MIND.

The cleart st, cleverest
ways Oak Hall sees to keep
business bright and unfag-
ging are
1. An immense stock
where every thing in clothing
that man or boy needs can
be found quickly, and that
without a hitch about the
goodness OF the make or
quality.
q. The lowest prices that
can be found the country
over, with every extra OF
profit scored out Of them !;
and that Oak Hall does.
Even yesterdays mizzly
weather brought US its quota
of clothing buyers.
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