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A Distinguished ciergymaan's Testi-
inouy.


Rev. H. M. piclens. President Of the
Methodist Protestant Church of South
Carolina, writes from Greviwille:
about four years ago | vas attacked
with what the physicians pronounced
neuralgia rheumatism, accompanied with
erysipelas. by rpacafe failed mo entirely,
and had an intc,tlltting pulse and very
irregular rulsations OF the heart. A ter
rible pain coon came into my chest and
shoulders, and I became 70 helpless that
could attend to no business at all. The
pains were movable, and would sometimes
pass from one part Of my body TO another.
Finally the crysipelas broke out on my left
hand and arm, and produced much swell
ing. ! was for eighteen months afflicted
In this way. and OF course used great
many kinds Of medicines, but nothing gave
me relief Friends finally persuaded mo
To try Swiits Specific. l noticed decided
improvement while taking the first bottle.
/ continued it's use until had taken about
one dozen bottles, when ! found myself
sound and we'll again, with no sign Of dis
ease left except stiffness in my hand,
result of the crysipelas. While taking
the medicine / gained on an average two
pounds of flesh per week. think s. 8. 8.
q valuable medicine, and l frequently
recommend it to my friends"
Write to the SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for Treatise on Blood and
Skin Diseases, mailed free to anyone"
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NOTICE

is hereby given that lae business viii be
carried on Ia the name nf small Il CO., and
all contracts not completed viii be lnishea
as contracted Tor. All h98ks and accounts
win be IN the hands of Small Il Ce.. where
all persons knowing themselves to be in
debted % them, viii please call aud settle
their accounts. Thanking the public lnr
their past patronage, ana soliciting eeu-
tinuauce OF tho sans. lsespeetfullT
SMALL II t9.
Martlnsburg, w. Va. xff
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lee! Ice!! Ice ~!

l have put up several pounds Office, sew
eral inches thick, and | hope my friends
and customers Of former Years viii not
make arrangements for Ice for lsss until
they nave seen me and learned my prices.
| am afraid 70 advertise more extensively,
for have noticed for sevrai years that
those who advertise the mari extensively,
have sold all their lee by the middle u the
season. Respectfully,
feb, 25,3 m G. s. SHOWERS
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1888.

YES, the days are growing longer.
CAN the Grounding be called a
loafer?
THE snow fell thick and fast, but
the warm sun scattered it in time.
THE early riser or the late setter
sees the moon now.
THE country roads are soft and
sticky now.
500 pairs of Knee Pants at % cts
per pair, at Thompson 4 Tabler.
THE March term of the County
Court commences on next Mon day.
Mr.. GEO. L. SENoTNDIvER has been
quite i'll for several days.
THE Baltimore Conference of the
M. :. Church began it's session in
Baltimore on Wednesday last.
ALL the latest New York styles in
Spring suits at
Thompson & Tabler.
Mr.. STEWART w. WALKER has
been confined to the house by sick
ness during the past week
Mr.. B. Polk in "Mixed Pick
lesn at Central Opera House March
18th.
THE wonderful bargain of modern
times is the % cent Knee Pants, at
Thompson & Tabler.
A FINE young horse belonging to
Mr.. Chas. Hollis was attacked by a
disease Of the threat resembling
quinsy, on last Friday and died ON
Monday.
THE Baltimore Conference of the
NJ. E. Church South, will convene in
this town on Wednesday next, l4th,
inst.
ALL the nobby, natty, new styles
for Spring in Knee Pants suits, on
the counters at
Thompson & Tabler.
Mr.. G. G. GETzENDANNER made a
shipment of very fine cattle to the
EaSGeIu uldThctS OH lstoG uCoOty Ni0
B. & o. r. r..
THE jolliest looking man in town
is James Thompson. He says he
gained seven pounds while he was
away.
"MlxED PICKLES." 1t is pleasant
to record an absolute ahd emphatic
success of both play and players
~. Y. Herald.
MARBLE playing with the boys now.
Fens and everys, and no you didn't,
and yes l did, and you are another,
&c. Haven't you men been there, or
were you never boys?
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. THOMPSON re
turned from their wedding tour
Thursday evening after q very hap
Ply, pleasant trip.
They have taken rooms at the St.
Clair.
THE snow went with rush on
Tuesday. We noticed a number of
country people who came in great
style in the morning, but had to take
to terra firma in the evening.
BELvA A. LOCKWOOD, the female
lawyer of Washington, d. c., will de-
liver lecture at the Central Opera
House on March Goth for the benefit
of the G. A. r.
Mr.. j. S. ROBINSON, of the States
man, has been laid up with a severe
attack of sore throat. His friends
will be glad to hear that he is i'm
proving and will be out again in a
few days.
DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIoN.-In
pursuance of the plan of organize
ton, adopted at the State Conven-
ton for the Encouragement of I'm
migration and the Development of
the resources of the State held in
Wheeling Feb. 29th; and as a COM
mittee of the Delegates then present,
we request the citizens of Berkeley
County to meet at the Court House
on Saturday March 18th 1888, at 2
o'clock r. NJ. for the purpose of or
ganizing "The Berkeley COUNT I'm.
migration and Development Associ-
alton.
ALEXANDER PARKS,
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People crowd the star Grocery, buying
ugar House Syrup at 25c per GAL; Best
Honey Drip, 40c, everywhere else at SOC;
New Crop N o MoIasses only soc, every
whore else, 75c.
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NOTICE..

We hereby give notice that we have this
day sold our entire interest, including
books, papers. &c, to the firm OF Small a.
Co., who will settle all the business of the
firm in which we heretofore have been
partners. JAMES STEVENS,
WIN. Il. TEBO.
Martinsburg, January oath, 1888.
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ES- RECLINING CHAIR CAR LINE -ssS
ask yorr nearest ticket agent for rates,
charts, maps, and full information of the
Great Short Line to the Wes., and wnere to
obtain government and cheap lands, or write
A. NJ. BRAcKESRIDeE,
Cent. Pass. Agt., Martnsburg, W. Va.
Es- Care Continents Hotel.
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CALIFORNI /.
SPECIAL PARTIES. SE6I-MoNTHLY.
FREE SLEEPING CARS
CHEAP RATES
Southern Route Address Il. HAWLEY,
General Eastern Ageat $50 broadway, II.
r.; H. w. CARR, 4o3, Chestnut ST phna.
delphia, or any Baltimore ard Ohio Ticket
Agent mast
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500 10 5000 = Ao MoSTa z, ean Be sa @ads
preferred who can furnish their own horses
and give their whole time to the business.
Spare moment, may be profitably employ
ed also. a few vacancies IN towns and
cities 3. r. JOHNSON a. Co., 1909 Main
st. Richmond, Va. Jan. Z, I'm.
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REkIlTIEVShrnpshre Ok. n Co.'S. SHEEP.
DDhUlILD JERSEY Red h Berkshire HOGS.
r Rocks & b Leghorn Chick ns. BRONZE
Turkey Eggs j. CARP in season. ENGINES,
Mills, Prs, &c, best q cheapest; part pay
in lumber. satisfaction guaranteed on all
Send stamp for circulars to
T. R. CARSKAD0N, KEYSER, W. VA.
oct. ly, 'S7.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF MARTINsBURG.

TO THE CITIZENS OF MARTINSBURG
A great opportunity now open The
Monmouth Stock purchased for SPOT
CASH, and at the proper time when WOOL
en- and all winter goods was at their Rock
Bottom figures, must now be sacrificed,
and cleaned up. We are determined not
to carry one dollars worth over if possible.
Read our prices. Come 10 cur store.
White Blankets, 7Jc pr.
Grey Blankets. 5jc pr.
All Wool, Red $3.50 pr.
Bed Comforts, 75c pr.
Bed Spreads, Toe pr.
Ladies Vests, 25c
All wool Shirts, soc.
Red Flannel, all wool, only zoe per yard,
Grey :. 1jc ("
Gum Shoes must go, get our prices. Our
Ledies, Misses aud Chidren's everyday
and dress shoes must 90 too. Get the
prices. Germantown yarn orly &c on. Big
bargains in Muslin.
G. +. HERRING & CO.,
Corner of Queen and Martin SITS.
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SPECIAL CONFERENCE SALE.
Cut in prices of White Spreads.
Cut in prices of White Damask.
Cut in prices of Linen Towels.
Cut in prices of Red Table Damask.
Cut in prices of Floor and Table Oil
Cloths.
At G. z. Herrings, tho great reducer
Of prices. Cor. Queen & Martin SITS.
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Special Locals.

SPECIAL attractions at cur store
during Conference week
G.. II Herrfings Popular Cash Store.
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A MOMENT
Well spent is money maue by the purchas-
er. In looking Mt our
MEMS SUITS
AND
OVEFgC0 ATS

According to promise, we to-day made the
most complete cut-away Of the season.
You will readily be convinced, and no
doubt. make a purchase, ii only to put
away rs an investment for another season.
Oar elegant dress aud business
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Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. It is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known TO Cleanse
the System when Bilious or Costive
to dispel Headaches, Colds, and
Fevers; to Cure Habitual Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, Gan Francisco, Cal.
at joan LEE FoUr's Drug Store.
mar3ly
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-18

% pFoaeS' ihe lives ana property Of ~
sfEins. We havs seen q On IN thls
90 antry, who were no sooner released
tom ian than they Woald be getty o.
auotheF lArSsIy, 70 be seat back aKsls
and there iS . prisoner in Nee OAslls
iail nOT, who hA1 besn eouvts.ed and
Ragged the posl 81 lsas fl 70 OF six tlmas
pssIdes ssTv'ng ~ many taFms Of i'm
pEiSon enL saoh men ere plague.
spOls on the body polite, and Il seem,
hSt tbs only way 10 gst rid OF them IL
% loik thsm In iAn Aad keep them
thsFe.
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The Cecil Wing says; Presiding Elder
". L. 5 Murray OF the Wilmington dis
trict OF the NJ (. Church, IL a letter,
states that Chesapeake City Quarterly
Conference was unusual In numbers and
Interest. About so or 40 members were
present besld, the oiiieiary. Good It'd
ings day was observed IN both churches
with interest and success, At Bethesda,
on the Manor, an organ has been pur
chased for the school and church. The
amount Ta'sed for tie building of a new
church at Chesapeake CitY lie within $3.50
Of the disciplinary three fourths II Will
duub less be carried forward to compile
tion In the near future. Bethel and Glas-
row are fully alive and the pastor, Asbury
Burke, has just closed q sucet 5siul meet
Ing At Bethel, and ia now IN the midst Of
prOtrac ed services at Glasgow. At this
small countrg church Brother Burke says
there are eleven sisters who pray In public
The work In this church is In ane condi-
tion. People earnest and pastor cnthu-
siastlc
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published prices. II any arr
left, ven burn rather thar
reduce them.
The Alta Series Of En-.
glish Literature at % cents
a volume going-not BY
hundreds, but thousands.
Better be quick. All the
other good books are here
Sold on the Wanamaker
prices. Needless to explain.
Why tell you that the sun
shines?
Th irteenth street side.
A fair quality Duchesse
Lace Handkerchief for 7sc
The best we have is SO
Real Bretonne Lace Hand
kerchiets, S and SI25 that
have been 81 so and So.
Antique Lace Tides. 1Sc to
SIS as to size and qulajty.
Imitation Antique ana Rus
sian Lace Tides, Sc to 4oc.
Pillow Shams OF the same,
81 to $2.3o a pair.
Gather from these how
family the price pulse is
beating ali through Laces
Chestnut stree, side, east Of main aisle.
A Dress Pattern neatly
boxed costs you less than
you'd be likely to get the
stuffs separately for. And
then the matching IS perfect
without a worry on your
pare, Handiest shape for a
present Sixteen prices, So
to SO IS, Maybe five hun
bred styles aud colorings
Yard goods at 25. 81,
so and 7sc that you'll eX.
pect to pay more Tor.
Mostly southeast Of centre,
Woulo you step softly?
Rugs.
japanese Rugs. The re-
mtining 500 are dVindline:
Carpet 9sl2 feet, $3.50, from f27 "a
Carpet GO ie-t, s. 20, iron SIS 50
Hug, SAC rci, $3.50, from 4 %
Rug, . 2A46 lest, 81 s., from g q
Smyrna Rugs
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JUDGs ALLIsOE's remarks Ia reiss-
saoe - the dulies OF . pllI 20 ofh ser sill
Appiy TO other plSIss besides Philsdsl.
phia. Taia was = case In which "a oli
Ger was charged with making an IA.
lAWiul aud EnSArrAn tsd astssL |
seems that the OH Jgr ordered q ollz 70
% go home, and % he did noi 20, ar
rested him aud locked him up rae
man brought suii, aud Jaigs Allison.
In passing sen'ea,s upon the gifi ser,
uaid:
"rhe tine has now arrived when pO-
liosmsn must be taught that citzsn :
have riRhts IN which they are to be pro
lectsd, even sRainst tbs oGiosrs them
selves. Policemen, because they veal
, Uniform, are not clothed gi,h aushoE
lty TO order citizens about o. will aud
bhen arrest taem for disOb dlehcs 20 A.
order which the policeman has no Il gb
70 give. 10 such cases the policeman
hAs himself become vtolator Of the
IL" shat 1t is his duty to uphold"
The udgo also rstsrred to tbs pyao
hss INDUCED In by some cHl ,ars O.
mak,ng arrests for misde nssuor, o. tae
request OF others, aud sAti ghSi while
IN tfa'er hal al uudou0ls1 right Il
make an Erress for = mlgiemesn3
which he WlSnsEssd, he had no rlsaI "a
make an Erresi 10 Auy other NSy ex,sp
on warrant Ia oAseS Of fslouy al
tfila' has the rlgai to Arrest ku Guf
pscled psrsons without . RArrAat, or /
he should hear cry Of murder, II Il
his duAy % AIssI tdlse con lerasi q
HE disturbance. FjriunAiely thu ofn
GERS Of this city seem to understand
these p3lntS OF Law, sad u Is bus Ssld N
that there Is any jan GAUSS for com
plant
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Entered at the Post Oiiice at Whining
Del, as second class mail matter.
TUESDAY. DEuAnBER Is. 1855.


SONS PEOPLE have an iieA ,hA
IL uyers ere ooid-oloOds Sd sci OF hu'
man beings, WhO will uol IAks hold OF
Q ssss unless they can sse shs cppSrn
nifty 70 give ShelT client the shells, sno
retain ace oyster for Ihs,r service. Tais,
hlWevsr, Il moi srae Of attorneys As =
e'Ass, And there Ars frequent instances
o. their SELF sing spiflL Tho case
Of she At5oFnsys OF Johnsoa, who T.,
under sentence Of death In Media iAll
for lhs murder OF old farmer ShArpless,
Rill illustrate thls iAol Al hougu he
Is nothing bat . poor, iElendiess ooloFed
man, his attorneys hare sorksd ~ haFa
and dore Is mush In his oAse as slough
he vas possessed Of millions, and they
were 10 receive hell his Ter une tor thelf
hffOEts in bis behalf. Aud yet II IL no,
10 DO supposed lhAi they have or will
Eeoslve one dollar more than the petty
Toe paid by abs STATE for defending .
prisoner who lie Without means 10 en-
ploy counsel. Ths,s attorneys hAvs NJ
a0ab, spent hundreds OF dollars Gus o.
lhsir own p3okss on th!s case, in add.
hon 10 the time they have lost from
ihs.T business, but still they ara Wolk.
ing lik9 beavers b uusar,h AnythiuR
has can By any possibility bsns6I thciE
plieaL Bat We need NOS 90 70 Psan
Iy.VkniA in search OF such cases, as "
have them right Al home, and ghs SiAis
"a Henry Rledsl Is . oAss Ia potnl
q q WAri, Esq, was assigned by she
DouEI 10 deiend Ihis MAJ, And hR, IN
addition 70 the work which he did on
The casa, upent 81 least hYs times Al
much money out Of his own packet, IN
trying 70 show thAt his client WAs In
mns, ~ DO resolved from the siais
Agaln, bal 10 p weeks sin1s, . if.sad,
less woman vas indloIed TOR larceny
when Mr., Hillss volunteered his Ger
Woes in her de ense, and although /
vas impossible for him 10 clear her o
The ohArga, be ala Gussesd In having ii
exRemsly light sentence passed. rhsr
are mum DsrB OF Other Instances tia
po1ld bs cited, but the lAlstI 10 thai o
LilbuFns Chandler, Esq In she Oalhour
oaBs, jusI tried. From the time ID
DouEt assigned Mr. Chandler 10 tAk
BhaFgs OF tnls case, Just Two EsskS aRl
be has done bus Hills else sxSspt 4
hunt up evidence and with sssss In be
halt Of his client. All this, Il muss b
temembsEed, was olly accomplished q
4 greet SAeTiAoe OF time aud mousy Of
bis pArk for WhlJh the Zee Aiio as1 b,
lhe slA's will barely pay fraction
These facts 90 10 show shat lawyers 81
not GO olAss, WhAi 90 many peep,
Imagine them 10 be
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TEE bI,i!s bs1gesn the liq19r deal.
hFs and the ten psrAnre psopIs eon.
nsnosd 10 earnest In The courtroom yes.
serdAy afternoon, and EE5 vARsd IN
eeA'iog'y for four hoG's. Daring Ihht
lime bus thrss casa Esrs hssri ont Of
lhs nearly one hunirsd apD.ioa ~, bal
~ there were Tsm5nSsFaaoss ARGlusl
eAoh,saBd Eigae5Ess beard On both Sizes,
khess cases oonJum ed GoRsldeEs Die NOR
time t6sn the nsj3Flty OF lhe other
WI. Tha OjurI SLOWED ooin Sides tia
sTaa'ssS lGti'ads, and ths paoll: eaT
rssl assured that evsTy E95llcsal wBl
hEvs : fair and Impartial he4ing, art
ma. his c her care will be deslasd nu
It's meriss, Toe inltrasG thAIIs tsSsg
In these hazrlngs Il shown by ,hl
crowds shs' attend, and ysBteFd ~ ~
tiFno1n The ooBEIfoam uas pteksa il
sV'ry part Tiers Ia, 10 EsYgr. 4 y as
In 9 'guihpg the fhos shat there i
fapidly gro sing sentiment against b.
g. ooa5, aud /, sccms that tas day lsuj
tas distant Rhsn tzey ma e sud Civ
piAas 10 . limited pumssr Of haHli
sum lent 70 msas kbs wants OF III
pablo. This is WhAi Il Il 55unlnr t0.sl
the sooner this tsss 10 rssazat ~ tros
who eontsm pIAs eabArElpz tna-a 5ss
nsss Ehs bsHeE Ia vii b. l5. Anei
pOeksH.
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CARPET Rags:

Cheap, very cheap, but
you'll feel cheaper il you
put off buying until all are
gone
second aoor. Market street
Rich French Faience
Vsses (some eweg shapes)
mounted in gold bronze.
Bodies Of cobalt blue and
maroon. H5yut t5Oo-tHtrds
regular prizes. So to SI2
We never expect to nave
these things again at any
thing like the price.
Second door, Juniper street side.
Nurses Aprons OF good
lawn, Literally tucked, IA &c
to 75c, 40 TO "A inches
wide. You needn't bottle I
10 count what tn stuff and
work would cost you; the
money S worth and NOR
sti ks out all over them.
So with the Swiss and
N a in 5 90 K Embroidered
Aprons. We have come BIS
a pretty HANDFUL of then
That you shall have tfll1y (
MYa anae2 zyhat they cat
BE Wt0lca for.
ssc, 6ae, 759, soc. 95c,
81 70 $3.50.
! The finest are very fine; a
sheer, white, light, am
bright as such things eve
aye. And such embroidery
The kina we cali exquisite
: Even the ones for least hav
, nothing common or mea
about IN N.
At each prize Sc eeral pat
terms, ard esoh Apron
hay and Handsomely rit
ooued.
! Plenty n ore anon
: White Goods and Hsmbur.
!, to open your pockstboa
. Stop ~ the ne est ID
hams. DsLatiest work
81 Sail shows In the epri.
:. md spray S and flowers al
: figures. 81 81 to $40 so
:. pair.
. Southwest Of Gentle.
IN IaHS WANA84REa
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THE psopls Q Illulis are raRlaz
var en- hab.JuAl erlasnsis, wnila 81.
no donb' hAvs ths effslI OF dgirlu7
nnny u them iTlm ihAg 8 als. Thsy
have Lag kloFn 81 she hsbitual
Grim mol 49,, ~aioh provides thai q
persoa oony.cf1E sCaJn8 lima for lar
seay. 10 aaiBsr how email lhe nrii sic
taksni shall Be- ir1pT 'Eoasd tor taen,y
years. This lag may sssm hsr,b, b1t
gs do noi 'esl Inclined 70 quss ioa So
tulhes, " - 10 Ias duIy oisvsFy stats
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Alphab t Blocks from 5. 10,
is, 20, 90, 90, 70, SIC.
The largest and best In
the city.
Bureaus, finished in ash, 8.
drawer for so, 75.95c, 81.
so, SO, SO, 81 and So.
Bedsteads, 5o,7s, CSC, 81 IS,
I $3.50, 81 to SIS.
Books, all new and every
kind.
Child's Doll Carriages. SOC.
to Sc.
ALI kinds of Cut-up Animals
and figures.
Dolls In Bisque, China, Wax
and Rubber. The finest
assortment we have ever
display ed.
Dolls Shoes and Stockings,
Comb, Puff Boxes, Brush.
es and Lace Caps.
Brass Drums from Ioc to So,
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The Bull IN a China Store

He came in very dignided,
looked around. and saw such
full stock that he did not kn ow
where to begin his duty Of
smashing China, so he said he
would depart II we prom sed
him one thing, and that was to
make a smash ourselves by
letting goods drop about 10 per
cent. all around, so our immdnSe
line Of
Chamber Sets, Tea Sets,
Basque Figures, Va ses,
Bone Plates, China Berry SeEs,
Fruit Plates JardinGTes,
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
And all fancy Glassware viii
be dropped accordingly.
If you want anyRogers' goods
or Table Cutlery or a good
Carving Knife and Fork G ONE
and see US.
Pick out what you want and
we will lay it aside for you until
wanted.
II. E. REED,
IS East Second Str et
dscl-u fs9t
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NEEDS ATTENTION,

And that Overeoat for your boy We have lots them
all sizes all kinds and at all prices and they bought be
sold The Ioste and stir Boys and Chdrens Depart
speak uncertain sound the correctness of our
styles and prices and you had better look the very
yourself Bring your boy with you and have him fitted
and comfortable for Christmas You can't find any
thing better for him for Christmas Present than good Ovcrcoa
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Remember please, that the prices Of Oyercoats Warm
and Good quote $500 We have them higher however
and urlncd skncd atn-lned astracan-ncd Scotch
lined and every other novel effect the pride of the Clothing
Business. There is something else that
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-18
OVERCOATS.

No made-toordcr garments possibly excel ready
mades We fit you better because give you fifty
select from- your nominal breast measure but differ
ing slightly in shape and figure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-18

Doe and Dice Cup. Domi-
noes and Checkers.
Desk from Soc to So.
Rocking Horses, large size,
from 75c to So.
Entirely n W Swinging
Horses from 81 to So.
Extra fine Humming Tops.
Christmas Tree Ornaments,
endless variety, from sc
up.
Pianos from SOC to Sc
Every Game there is to be
played, Sc to 81.
Express Wagons with box
ing in the wheel, improved
draw iron nut, work right
and lett the same as big
carriages, 40c to $3.50.
Sleds, made by one OF the
bsst manufacturers in the
country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-18

The N lnthly meeting OF the ". o. T
q. OF Grace Church viii ba held on
Friday afternoon. DsNsmb Der 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-18
It VIII Come AglIII

You may depend Oh h;
we mean cold FeatheJ 1
and when il. does llOk'
out Tor it, as you will |
need warm clothing.
Skin ard NJ arket
comes to the front smT'
ing every time with the
the old principle Of
Good Honest Goods at
LoResi Cash Prices,
They appear to still
possess the right ring
to please the people, Is
t h E passing seasons
trade goes ahead Of any
previous one; aad #by
shouldn't i'll Wen
Learning ana still an1
ious to lean TO keep
Just what the people
want and to give you
better goods and lover n;
prices all the time. We
refer to Clothing ready.
made an d measured
clothing Tor nen aaf
boys. The goods mus
be reliable, the style.
proper. I h g PIIc'
lower and satisfaction
euar antecd with ever
transaction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-18

wARAss aKER,s

\ present with every purohtss ct Bah
cocks, 206 Market street above Second