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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

David NJ. Ulrlch, Of Newark, DeiaWare
and Miss Agnes Edwards Moore near the
same place, were married In Sc John'a
Episcopal Church last evening about
O'Clock by the Rev. IT Gardiner LItteli.
Miss Moore is the daughter Of Hiram W
Moore, who formerly resided ir this CITY.
and where she has many friends. The
groom Is the son of DR.. David Ulrich Of
Chester, Pa late Democratic candida, q
for Stale Senator against Thomas ".
Cooper Mr.. Ulrich carries on a stock
farm at the over depot, Newark,
The church was well hlled with the
friends Of the cont acting parties. AS the
bride and aroom entered, Professor Rob-
erts the church organist played a hand.
some wedding march. Preceding tho
bridal party were four ushers, e. A.
Clyde, James BAgshaw, William Ward,
Jr., son OF Ex-ConRressman Ward, of
Chester, and George Stengle Of this city.
Miss FloTrle Aspin, of tbs city was maid
of honor" and Mr. James Campbell of
Chester, was "best man The bride
was most exqniaitely dressed In . white
satin dress, sleeveless and cut decollettes
with white veil and roses After the per-
formance Of the ceremony the happy
pair left on 9 bridal tour after which
their home will be on the farm Eear the
lower depot, Newark.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
Nsw Ua..Is yYsddlrr.

A faahiouabls wedding took plaos in
tie PEesby teFlRn OluFch at New Oastle
last evening about 80 o'oloek. The
contracting parties vera BsBjAmin T
petberen, OF SksneAtaiss, n. Y, and
Miss Kitty rruss, OF Nsw Castle Pro-
fessor q 8. Dunoau pa aged the we'd
ding march. The ushsfs were Hlward
Ienett, Of New York. R1d william r
X 1th sell, James J. Challenger aud W.
Marvin Trusas of Esw Castle. TIE
mNrfiage Osrem ny was performed b.
nc R5v W. ". .PAt.orson, En1 DR..
John y 5iaok gave away the bride
AWqR6gt chose present weF0 Judge ard
Mfs, ,fm. N-ivin, Blts Wtbi, Mics
P6thsrau, Of SFeBeat6les; Ei Ard
Jenett, Gary Jsuett aad Mlss Florence
Hubbard, New York city. BONE OF
.bono ffoin this vicinity were Mr.. ono
Mrs Thomas HoloGmb, Captain and
Ms WihGeid Tsuls, DR.. ami Ars. ]
y Black, M. sud Mrs. L. q Elisson,
Hon. A. b. Cooper, E ward OhallenRer,
Mr.. J. II. Rogers, the Mlsses Oatrle
and Lena Rogers. The Misses Mary and
'Bsba Holoomb, the Misses Alios and
Mariah Rogers, Miss 5Allie Hubbard.
Miss Cooper, Miss Annie ObsllenRef,
miss Lizzie Boyd, DR. Raymond
rybous, captain O. W. Eoels, Daniel
Truss, EiEin Holoonb, W J. Ferris,
Ohauncey P and Rogers Holoomb, and
J. r LAmbson After the Wsadina
the bride AID groom LEFT for An extended
tour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28


Rev. ]. 4 Bryan preAched at Cook
man N 70. Chapel last night, Rsv. w
3 Murray will prsAoh Tonight and
R.v L. z Barrett will preach to.
morrow night.
ImmAnuAl Protestant Church, High
lands, Thanksgiving day service and
sermon 1880 n IN.
GrAcs BAptist Sunday school will
Oe,s6rRe itS anniversary ThanR sKiVlns
Eve 81 80. An interesting program
has been prepared for the children, 10
addition to which Mrs Ne Pyle
will read and j Manning Dunaway
And otbeTs WIN take part in the txsT
cisas. All arc invited.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held In the linton n. Z Obureh to-
morrow, ct 10. 80 O'CLOCK. The Rsv ".
L. 8. Murray, Phi. D., will prsAoh the
eermOn
Church Of the Fl,st Boru, Davidson
BnildinR, corner OF Nluth end King
streets, will hold n service OF Bible
raSding, commencing ct 730 D. NJ.
Thanksgiving evening.
The Bifst NJ Church, Madison
street below Fourth, the Rev. J. NJ
raylcr pastor. Preaching ~ 1890 .
~. Experience meeting at 3 D. N
Praiss service At 730 D. %. A cordial
Invitation extended to all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
G. WORRELL

Are you interested in Curtains
If 80 possibly it WI BE- to your
advantage to read aivertise
ment. We find O stock much
too large for tn, season, and
know price is the sreat lever
to move it. Our line of Lace
Curtains is now priced at from
$3.50 to $40 per pair, but by
far the largest line; cost from
$3.50 to S. They include An
tique Madras, in cream and
colors; Ottoman, Swiss, etc, also
yard goods to cut to any length
Heavy Curtains are in Turco.
man, Silk, Velvet, etc., and are
marked from $3.50 to SIS.
These, like the lace goods, are
in the greatest assortment at $5
to 50. In Florentine Silk Cur.
tains (the newest drapery out)
we have some beauties at $40
per pair, and also by the yard
or Sash Curtains. We have
never shown a handsomer line
of curtains than we are doing
now, and have never sold them
for so little nUney.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
Ihs EIasr narrl.on,a Inaurural.

hohry Oley Wafo1 the RentlemAnly
and IN erprisinR manager Of Ham
burger & Soma mAmmoth clothing enc
porlum, Nos. 220 and ga Market street,
has 10 his possession an interesting relic
Of the inauguration Of General William
n. Harrison, grandfather OF the Prssl,
1ent 0leot, rs President Of the Uaited
States March Ash, 1871 The relic 10 al
lnyiistlon 70 James Roman Ward, the
father Of Henry Clay Ward, and ladies
20 after d the inaugural ceremonies, The
in'vltatlon ia printed In gold Rit upon
"hite embossed note prper 8s4 inohea,
V.doh In those days Was considered
'tmething very grsnd, hut which in
tntsa modern Gays Of improved print.
lnE IL very common, and would be con.
iidered little on the lOVe-letter styl
VI nose paper. James Roman Ward
gat .hen but about II Years OF age, but
vas near TeistlVe Of Gsnsral To Wson,
who stood bish In administration cir .
sleE, ami for whom TOwEoHtOWn, the
county sest Of Baltimoro County, Nd,
Is called. It was no doubt through the
irhusnce Of General ToWson that an "a
gitstlon wss sent to his nephew, james
Romsn Ward.
Tne iDvlsstlon iB signed by 20 mem
beru Of Congress, amongst whom were
Henry CLAY. the htsi name on the list
Daniel Webster, WiO. Rlves, W. a
Graham, r n, BayArd, MillaId Fill
more, John NJ. Bots, 3. Randolph
and r. O. Wkn'bropI by 10 representa-
lives Of the Army aud Navy, amongst
whom were General MoOomb, General
roWson, the latter Henry CLAY Wards
mothers unole, and General KeArney
so citizens Of Washington. Gsorgetown
and Alexandria, AmonRIt whom were
w. B MagrudSF, IRnAtius Mudd, VIII
liam OTme, And others Of prominent
uoie.
Mr.. j. 4 Ward accepted the invita-.
lion, and with his uncle, General Tow
sSsi, s-sllsd the ranks that crowded
Washington on thst fourth Of Merch,
1881 Snd welcomed General Harrison
% Pre- ident Of the United States. The
invltatlon iS very highly pIIzsd by the
Ward family, and nothing but some
Unforeseen calamity could force them
to part With 1t. Ar Ward has also In
his po-st ssion Harrison medal OF 1910,
With p'oturs Of the General on one
aide, and the Inscription "Born, Febru
AIRY 9. l773'; on the diverse Is the log
csoin aad the inscription, "Ths hero OF
tippacAnce." He has also picture OF
h - tomb Of Harrison, Mr.. WAfd would
tak4 the RTfa;Ast OF pleasure in showing
thO old relins TO say body aud AL who
may desire TO see them. Il is row the
property Of j. r Ward, Jr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Board OF Water Commissioners WAS
held last night. The hAlanoe in bank
Ras reported % S39 04}. .55 divided, cur
rent eEDenses, tl7,9j4 56; bonds and
interest, S4 or So
The weekly payroll OF $50 60. the
monthly pay roll OF 1924 II yere ap
proved and ordered paid.
Bids were received, openad and read
As follOWt: Hesld g. 90, 500 916 R. r.
Robinson q o., el01 05; E Ito Z, Jobr.
son b o., e1t0.fO42; esller g. Steven.
son, per less az per oen.um, S97 rs. Tie
Did WAS Awhroed to r Il Robinson &
90. at SOLO These bonds will pAy 4
per cen um interest. or the total
amount 81 900 will ruu thirty years,
$1,000 for thirty ore yesra and the bal
noe for thirty-two years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
DslAwars Rslirona nrt.r.

/. N. Mills, superin ten dent OF the
DeiA ware Division, PennsylvanIa Rail-
road has Issued the following orders for
the gov rnment OF trains and agents on
7 oAnt bRiVinR day:
Trains numbers 3. 4, IT, 10, 90, 81, 23,
"a, 20, 4l9, $40 and New Castle extra
viii not run on November 20 1888
AEents on Delaware and Onmbridsa
and bsaford Railroads will not rsosiVe
any bat perisbAble freight for shipment
on that day. Agents on DelawAr aud
Chesapeake Railroad will rot receive
any freight for shipment on thst day.
except agsnt At Oxford, who can reoeive
shuoksd oysters for train No. 278
Agents on Quesn APne ard Kent ant
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia Rail
foAds will tot receive any freight FOR
thipment on that day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
OnArle. .tenrle As.nrl,sn.

Ycstf rday forenoon Charles Stengle, a
clerk IN Georg. A. Jaylor's grocery
store, Third aud King streets, was VIC
lentlY assaulted by alvin 8. Wier, a
clerk OF the Pusey s. Jones Company 3
Works etengle says he was az work in
'front.' OF TIE ct re, and DID not see the ap
p 9ch OF Wier until he got 10 him, &C
eotted him In scurrllous epithet and
then struck him In the left eye dlscolpr
ing II and making his nose bleed. stenRle
made no resistance, but went iuto Tay
lor q Fullerton's drug store, where he
washed his face, after which he went to
the Municipal Court and had a warrant
sworn out for Wier's arrest The assault
was said 10 be the outcome of QUAR-, /
that took place between the par les more
than year ago, but which btengle says
he thought had been forgotten.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

The First PGesby tsrian Church Sun
da school held its regular Anniv, Ts4ry
lSS evening In the church A large
audience eujOyed the exercis. s, whloh
were uuusualiy appropriate,
Readings we're given by Miss I Ia
Mask, Miss Mary GiAndsl, Miss Helen
Mask and Miss Ella Mo0raokan.
"MoTnlnR, Noon AID Night" was tie
luhJeot OF dialogue Wel-spoken by
Misses Maud Thompson, Emma Prooh-
now and Eth Maddox, An address
was delivered By the pastor, R.v.
George M Hickman, aud q solo gas
annR BY Miss May Mill r. A. j. Boulay
gave sweet oornet solo, Nearer My
God TO Thee
The report Of tbs secretary showed
that tbsre were Fix officers, II tsAohers
and l40 scholars in the school and theI
the receipts fnr the year we're G412. 90;
sHpenses $3.50 81; balance In treasury,
SI3 0B.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

Quite large rarly of ladies and ger
tlemen me at The residence of Mr. David
Revd, No. 8l3 West Fourth street, and
then proceeded to the residence OF Mr.
William Taylor, well known and popu-
lar typo on the REPUBLICAN for the pur
pose Of giving him an enjoyable surprise,
yester lsy being the twenty-thlrd ami
versary Of his birth A great part of
the evening was passed, with games and
some excellen' vocal rendltions by the
ladies, Mr. Herman Greer, in a neat
speech, presented "Willie" with a fine
Rold-headed' umbrella The whole party
then adjourned to the dining room, where
bounti al repast was spread The par
ty then departed, all having enjoyed
Themselves to the fullest extent, and
wishing willie" many more such
happy occasions
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

The following committees have beer
appointed by Il. Marriott Fowler, grand
master Of the Grand Lodge Of Delaware
10 serve during the ensuing year:
State OF the Ofder-J0hn Nj. Whit.
ford, Lodge No. "a; 70 W. Cooper, No.
20i William 8 Burton, No. 81; John j.
Gallagher, No 81; j. Y. Foulk, No. 10.
LegislAtivs-John T. JRkss, Lodge No.
90; Dr. Joseph II. Chandler, No 81; 8.
NJ 5impler, No, 10; william s. King,
No. 0; ID. W, BreretOD, No. is. Oonfti
tuition and Laws--ThomEs o. Doud,
Lodge No. 8; George Morton, No. 22;
John n. Collins, No 81; Rlohard Bar
ton, Jr No. 22j Abel 8. FAIRIES, No Q
spoDdsDoe-FrAnk Sparks, LOd ge
No /; Samuel T. Smith, No, Il; VII
liam II. Shippers, No. IL; D. 8. Watts,
No. 8; Johu II. Elliott, NO. ~ Appear .
Charles p. narOuey. Lodge No. 49,
A. r Lewis, No. 8; Samuel Frlzzsl,
No. IS; George H. Taylor, No /; George
w. Williams, NJ. IL. HAll-John P
Taylor, Lodge No 80; Issao g sAxton,
No. 21i q. o. Moore, No 4; John G.
Yates, No. q Eigar O. Pierce. No 8
PrintinR-IsAAo W. HsilAm, Lodge No
81 Thomas Z. Young, No. s4i Frank
Sparks, No Ii Hubert A. Roop, No. 81;
NO1NRA 80 gohANgh1 ANO Az
Aopountu-Merritt O. Perkins Lodge
No. 21; George NJ. Fisher, No. 40;
Daniel Ross, No. l; George O. Guthrie,
No. 8; A. j. Kenney, No. 80. Returns
and Rsports-William h FOulk, Lodge
No. 26; p. II. Spencer, No. /; r. b.
Foster, No. 8, 7. O. Dill, No 8; W. II.
Duline, No. 20. Hall ExpensSs-A. L.
johnson. Lodge No. A. d. W. Cooper,
No. 20; d. W. Jester, No. so; j. a. Ap-
pleby, No. 80; B. T. Shakespeare, No.
"a. Odd Fellows Home-Ed y ard w.
Pyle, Lodge M "a; William a. Foulk,
No. 26; A. r. Lewis, No. 8; Frank E
Herbert, No 8; John T. JAkes, No. 10.
BE has also appointed the following
district deputy grand masters: For
lodges Nos. /, 2, 4. 8, 10, IS, 10, Il, az,
23, 26, 90, 80, SO. 81, and Naomi Lodge,
No. 8, d. Of R G.. O. NAIlor Of viii
mingtoD. For lodges Nos. 8, z, 0, 90
and 30. ID Marriott Fowler, grand mas
ter Of Smyrna. For lodges Nos. 8. 10,
10, II and 26 j. Fl. Layton Of Frank.
ford. For lodges Nos IA. 27, 3B and 88,
-. For lodges Nos. s, Q, II and
so, u. W. Jester OF 81. Georges.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

A portion OF the plsSter fell from the
nGillng ol tho fl)ur and feed stOra OF r
P. Janvier, corner OF Fourth and KinR
streets, some time last night, carrying
down the gas pipes and pressing the
burner RRGinst the partition Of the office
ln Euoh q manner that, had 1t bsan
lighted, 1t would very probably have
set Gre 10 the building, BortunRtely, 4,
hs gas had been turned off in the even
ing, aud the danger Of a COL AAsration
WAS thus obTiaied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

EA0 snsaposs has houss In ahs aley
RAmfSrd ar0a,' a0A EAThss BsFa0a
OuppinG Snd Iaeohing, lea Il. BseoRd u.
Try Bush'S coAl you Will nksit.
Try Bash'B coal you Will surely like 1t,
Hlllhrd ?. Davis, isWelsr, 3 4. second st,
Fine u X. Rings, At HAnrE, Ib L. Pourth.
Prank Roop smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, eea West Frsnt street.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for humps
WAnted-bO0 persons 10 Buy White ash
elgeTs and Key West cigars. 5. II. Durstoin,
2lb King Street,
Just rsoeis ed-NeW assortment Of elegant
presents with pilysr, tea and coffee. Geo.
a. TAy l0r, n. E. cor. 8d and King Sts,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Street and Sewer Commission was hold
last evening. The monthly pay roll,
amounting to S391.66, and the weekly
pay roll OF Sl47 20, were presented and
orders drawn In favor Of the pArteh
named. Permission was granted to sst
sixIy fest OF curb on the estate Of
chomAs Walker, on Stroud street be
tween Anchorage and Marshall streets
Margaret Burke was granted pSrmission
70 CONNECT q drain with RA.tl snake
Run sewer As Sixteenth and scosi
strsetF. The 8 rect Oommlssionsr y as
nlttuoted to ascertain who hA tapped
the te Wsr at Fourth and Adams streets.
an order for $500 was drawn In favor
Of Peter Tyre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

A delegation Of members Of Delaware
Council, Catholic Benevolent Legion,
visited Honkeasln last Sunday, and
after attending service In 81. Johns
Church, . meeting was held In the base
ment, when . number Of applicants for
membership we're received, between the
age OF Is and 55 years. Tho policies are
iasued for $500 to S. 900. Delaware
Council has 100 members, and during
It's existence Of two yeAFs there has
been but one death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

Opening day of dolls. Wednesday Nov
ember 25, Mrs, NJ A Taggart, sol Mar
ket street, will open flne AID cheap lot
OF dressed and undresbed dolls. Come
early and get your choice. Christmas
cards, booklets, holiday goods Of all
kinds, stationery You will find almost
anything you will want for Christmas
present. Come and STE for youTfelf
Tree ornaments cheap. Infant's, long
and short dresses. Selling at and below
cost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
"rhat Miss Jsnes is q nice lookIu

"rhst Miss Jsnes Is 9 nice looking
girl. isn't sht2"
Eyes, and she'd he the belle of the
tOwH II It wasn't for one thing"
"Whst's tha ?"
'She has oAtAFrh 90 bad it 10 un-
pleasant to be near her. She has tried .
dozen things and nothing hslps her. 1
AN cory, for liks hsr, but thas dossn't
make 1t any leEs disasreeRble for one to
ba around her."
Now II she bad cd DR.. Sage's
Oatatrh Remedy, there would have
been BothiDR OF the kind said, for 1t
will cure oAtATrh eVCr5 time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

Tbs health of Rev. Benjamin Price,
OF Christians N X Church, 10 steadily
Improving IN h1v..sh, sna there is .
itasonAble pro psot OF his being able to
preach In = short time. Soon after he
was Aole to walk cut be visited the
store OF Mr.. Weber, and steppina on
the soA!eH he announced his weight to
be l0I poundt; In about q week after
WArdb he tested the scales again and
found that he had RAln' 4 seven pounds,
the pea msrkiDg ia pouD6p,ap week
or ten days afterwards third test was
made when 10 WAS found that he
Weighed 120 Should the rate Of in
oreAse continue for few weeks he will
certainly present . rohrsi appearance
AMI lead his friends to hope for q SCORE
OF years OF activity and ussfulEtsa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

Yesterday afternoon the different
ctsptSfs Of tbs Aloo;t Olab hsd . re-.
hearsAl Of their parts for the Mother
Goose entertainment, which VIII shortly
ne given for the benefit OF the b. moe =
pa,hic Hospital. Professor Webster was
present, and directed the march. An
other rehearsal will be held at O'Clock
on Saturday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

To every body to our 36th annual OPEN
lpg Of fine holiday goods on Friday,
November 30th. Our holiday displSy
has been feature Of our city for many
years, each season showing more elAbo
rate preparations, until now few houses
In the country exhibit . finer AsSoFt-
msnt Of selected speolAltles from all
lands With our new Etore, new art
pGrlor aud neW goods we begin . new
era In business. Everybody Welcome +;
no one asked TO buy
Very truly, d. B. THOMAS SEQ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
DI[RCOA1S,

We are compelled to get in
another lot, but then that's
our business you know.
We bought a lot to day,
the greatest bargains we
have been able TO get hold
Of yet, and we are going to
give our customers the
benefit. These coats are
made in New York, by the
best makers we know Of.
They are well trimmed and
made and are so cut that
make them fit easy and
comfortable. There is much
more in the cut and make
than most people think
il you want style and com
brt it is everything.
We've made the biggest
mark down in Pantaloons
We have ever made We
have too many and must
sell them.
Boys Cape Overcoats.
You should see them iFyou
want any for your boys.
Our store will be open
on Thursday until noon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

The two year old daughter OF A, r
Benton, oolored, Of Dover, was leit
looked In the house with another child
at work, and on their return 10 the
evening she WAS found lying on the
hearth literally roasted 10 death, fur
nishiDg smother lesson Of the lmpolioy
OF leaving children alone in their home
Tor hours, ho8tver apparent the neces-
slty for suoh action may bs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

VIM. II Luiz is preparing To remove
from the Mermaid, Mil Greek Hd., to
Kennett Square, Pc.
Rev. N. j. BsrminshAm Will pass
Thanksgiving with his parents In New
York.
Rev. d. j, Flynn has gone to 81.
Mary's College, EmmlttsbuFg, Nd, tu
pass Thanksgiving day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Field started
for Pittsburg this morning, aud will
pass week In visiting frioOds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

LAst Sunday Wilmington Council Of
the Catholic Benevolent Legion pr
sented Father Farley OF s., Johns
Catholic Church, 81 HockeHtiu, = haud-
some gold badge as . token Of their Ar-
preciGlI, OF his services to the church
snd his worth ~ mRn. The pTeseDta.
tiOn speech Was made by DIR. j. o.
F FAhey, Of this city, and responded to
By Father FAhe, in feeling manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

Meetings will be held next Friday
evening by the Young Mems Rspubli-
eau Club, the Seventh Ward Rspubll.
can Club Hnd the Republican club o.
White Olay Creek hundred, TO elect del.
sRates to the Republican LesRus which
mests on Wednesday, the 9th OF Dscem-
ber. The Filth Ward Republican Club
will meet on Saturday evening, 81 NJ.
$40 King street, for similar purpose,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

The butcher shop OF Charles W.
Stats, No. 2I07 Market street, was en-
tered on Monday night By some roRuos,
who broke number Of knives, dsmol.
iHhed the meat coolers, scattered q
quantity Of meat over the floor, and
stole $40 from the money drawer, max
ing altogether lo1s of about $50. 1t Ia
TO be hoped that the roRues may be ar
rested End properly punished.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28
p. j. WALSH q 90
WILMINGTON, DEL.

1t has always been a busI
ness principle of our house
to mako no statement either
verbally or through the
papers, that we were not
able to verify by fact. We
have repeatedly claimed that
we were able to sell as
cheaply as any cash house
in Wilmington, and we off
cred as a practical proof OF
this to duplicate In price and
quality any cash purchase,
provided similar goods were
carried In any of our depart
ments, We are prepared
to GO even further and make
the claim that we have lines
of goods which we will sc Il
upon credit that no cash
house In our city will du-
plicatg, price and quality
considered. While we are
able to offer proofs Of this in
every department, it is con-
spicuously noticeable in our
clothing. The $I2 and SIS
fine pants that has heretofore
been the exclusive property
OF the high seasoned custom
tailor. We have In stock at
$3.50, 81 and So. True we
do not carry an extensive
line of these goods, scarcely
more than a sample lot, but
if you do not find your size
in what we have we have an
ample stock of the material
In reserve, and your order
will be filed at once.
The fine black diagonal
Prince Albert Suit, that you
will pay your tailor to make
for you $40, we will show
you for $26. This suit is
cut, trimmed and made with
the same care, nicely and
exactness as the choicest
custom work. We know
that carrying a line of such
fine goods is a departure
from the ready.made cus-
tom, and while with us it is
an experiment, It has
proven successful beyond
our expectations. While
we have referred only to the
cream of our clothing stock,
we have an abundance OF
the substantial milk, Clothing
for every condition of man,
and suitable for every pur-|
pose he may desire them
and durable for
work. Neat and seryIceable
for business. From $5 to
S26 ranges the prices for
our mems suits.
Open on Thanksgiving
until noon.
P ] WALSH & IN |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

Yesterday morning when William e,
WAltoD, . bARsSgemastsr on the B. Il
o Railroad, attempted to step from y
car that was standing At the West Yard
20 one that was moving, he mics his
footing ard was caught bstween the
CARS but fortunately esoAped With
bruises only. He was removed to his
home, No. 619 South jackson street
where he was Attsudsd by Df. hAull.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-28

The oAuAriss At thu emporium OF
Parker, No. 1903 EAst Second street, are
wonderfully hne singers, aud we'll cal
crlAted to pleAEa the ladies. Any ore
wisk ting to make . lady friend happy
should present her with 3 besuLi'ul
biTd and . ! Sndsome cage. Try 1t ano
he COL WINGED.