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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
WHILE EATING YoUa 1URKEY
rhAnk 0Sd for 1t on ths Lay Of Thanks.
giving.

rhAnk Gsd for 1t on ths Lay Of Thanks
giving.
The people OF good old Wilmington
have great reason for rejoicing for the
coming Thanksgiving day In this lovely
"LAnd Of the free aud the home OF the
brave" And whilst We ot nhidsr upon
the blessings OF tbs past and our Rreai
prosperity lot as NOT forget the cham.
pen OF protection, who, in spits OF the
loud EEd boistsrous opposition, both
Just and Unjust, has Wilhstood the
storm, and to day, through hones +,
has made this champion Mr.. Llnia
| Felihelmsr the Originator" OF low
pFiosA tbs most sueosssful clothing
dsa'er In she city OF Wllmipgton and
the most popular OF them all, and his
sq1Are dealing b'ings psop'e from forty
te htty miles to patronzs this famous
establishments, the Economy oloshing
! Hall.
To-day aud every day until further
notice the beautiful mirror surrounds
in flowers will be aivsn away 70 the
sdmiring public The gin is not thrown
around oRTelessly like common two
penny highly painted picture card, bu,
they Are given ~ q mark OF AppTeoiA.
ton Remember, on Thanksgiving day,
is ths ntst year OF the II stsnos Of thf
Economy Hall, aud fIom now until
that day Mr.. Eellheirner Will surprise
al 'x,endiuR him their patronage with
unbeAri OF lA-sAinr. OFSrto1ls tina
a-e worth SIC for 90; suits worth Bl5 FOL
H.bO; boys overooAts As low as 4l75
and boys suits for the same money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27


The annual reception Of the Shield
Library Association will be given II
the Institute Hall on Thanksgiving
eve This reception will bo private
Prof Albert Will furnish the music.
The annual reception OF the County
Democracy Base Ball Club will b
given in Cooney and Mulrine's dancing
academy, Fifth and Walnut streets, on
Thanksgiving eve. Prof. LuekmAn
will furnish the music. Tickets Ari
for sale ct 80 cents each
The Creat0n Club VIII give an after
noon sociAble on Thanksgiving after
noon in the Weccacoe Hall, Second
and Jackson streets. Prof. Richie
will furnish the music. The tickets
are 25 centa
The annual ball of the Phoenix
Fire Company will be given IN Ger
man Hall on Christmas eve. Tickets
will be 81.
The Blue Rose Social Club will give
thier annual ball In the ball at Risihg
Sun on Friday evening, December 81
The Silver Spray Club will give an
evening sociable in Rossiter aud Riley's
dancing academy, on Wednesday
evenihR, December D.
The Black Hawks will give their
annual homewATd hy on Friday even.
ing, JR1uAry is. This will be calico
bali and each lady attending will be
required o deposit n necktle Of the
same style dress she wears with tbs
secretary, and each gent attending will
be given a tie; the gent will then take
the lady he draws on tho promen lde
The Hawks are members Of the Wee
cacoe Fire Company, and the ball Will
be given IN their hall
The Moss Rose Assembly will give
their annual reception 10 the Wsrca
coo Hall on Friday evening, January
% This win no doubt be Que Of tha
largest balls Of the season, and Is
eagerly waited for by the best class Of
our citizens, who delight In tripping
the light fantastic toe, The price OF
admission, Including refreshments, Is
80 cents; ladies ir Q. Prof Alberps
full orchestra will furnish the muzle.
The K NJ. a 8. will give their FIRST
reception IL Rossiter & Riley's dancing
academy, on Wednesday evening,
December ~. Tickets % cents.
The HaymaSsr Association, OF
Chester, wlll give their annual ball
on Thanksgiving eve This 10 the
leading ball In Chester, aud Is al ways
largely patronized A number Of the
members Of the various elubs Of our
city will be present on this occasion,
All the dancing academies In our
city will have soclables on ThAuksgiv-
log afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
WI. umAmP . 90.

of reduced dress fabrics ioI
Is cents per yard about six
teen pieces ofplaids In q fine
assortment OF colors and
combinations. These goods
are real value for 37 cents.
At the as cent price they
are unsurpassed.
We are selling rapidly the
best red shirts and drawers
for men at Is cents that we
ever had. Every man that
can wear red ought to see
them, or his vile ought to
see them for him.
We have q lot OF mems
one.halt hose In sizes only
- 10I and IL, full regular
made, the best standard
British" They sell every
where for 37l cents per pair.
They are dumped in a box
on the counter at II cents
per pair. Some stripes
some solid colors, and il the
size fits you the price surely
Will.
WM. b. SHARP & co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
court Ye.tsrnay Artsrnoon.

Immediately alter Cour. convened yes
terday afternoon, the defendant in the
case OF the Birdsall Company VS.. Macomb
Clayton, confessed Judgment TO the
amount Of 1913 SO ]. Alexander Full
ton, Esq appeared for the plaintiff and
J. Frank Biggs, ESQ for the defendant.
Levi U. Bird, ESQ. Colsel for the de-
PENDANT In the case OF Jerome b. Bell,
editor OF the Sunday Star VS.. Patrick
Fahey, stated TO the court that the case
Was settled, but the terms are unknown.
This was an action for damages, growing
out OF an assault committed on the plain
tiff in bis Office by Fahey There was an
article published In Republican Glasses''
In the Sunday Star, which Fahey thought
reflected upon him. A day or so after.
wards be called on Mr.. Bell and de
manded the name of the author When
he refused TO give Il, he assaulted Bell
with chair, for which he was tried be
fore the court and fined SIS and costs
Mr.. Bell then instituted this suit for
damages.
The judgment below in the case oi
John Ruth VS. Hart & Brother was
affirmed. johnson q Hayes appeared for
the defendants
The case Of Sarah ]. weir,s ]. 81
Paul Lukens, being an action in rep!eyen
was ca l0d, when johnson & Hayes, at
torneys for the defendant, announced
that i had been settled by judgment !oi
the plaintiff. Lore s EElmons appeared
for the plaintiff.
The case of William B Conway VS..
Joseph f. Wilson was called, and judg-
h.aat entered for the plaintiff by reason
Of the non.appearAnce Of the defendant
The defendant was represented by john
BiEgs, Esq
At 40 court adjourned until l0o'clocl
this morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
DOts

Bsg. parlor aud Cd % stove Ja
Wood & Co Front and oiAnse,
Thomas Fl. Slavery, Of the rug (
Jones Company, arrived home . 90 4
lay evening from . tour 'ntOuSA
land, Germany and ltaly'
Bad breath is most always caused !, !,
siek stomach. This can easily Dc CuI
Laxador is the r,mcdy lor suVu e
Price % cents
Rsy, O. LsnhAst, Ct Green ~ 2 2
offgrs for sale = hatcher sna W. ~,
40 psrlor heaters, one I,iIiesISWsI !
81 n on, and . lot Of well Otsu va
dotte fowls. u,,-i.,,
MIS-. Mary Pyle, Of wilT nina
lGugb,er OF The late Jackson vs. =,
no formerly owned the farm G ,o,I y !
by Joseph J. KesteTrs Vl,' p.
James p. clouds. near foIhlSn li,. :
Miss Sophie DUPONT, o. nsII I%
and Powelton avenue, fol"SW y,
yas introduced TO tooiely Vu motl
day 81 = rooeptiVh
Mrs. LAmmot DuPont' -,
The AnuiyersAry o. th' sa n,,n.,s
Of The Flrst Presbyterian Onu . IN
be held this TGesdey) eysp ,,..,.
obuFob, Tenth and Marker SiO'
public IL invited. -,
Miss Annie Wilson diea an |
denos OF o. o King In he s,,.ii. n 81
Gay afternoon, alter En lil III vtfs
erci months Her remAlu' IN I'M
tered Is 2 80 this Afternoon ~
u. Cemetery.
The difficulty Of Admlniste, , ,sI :
cine TO young children T. eG p,hy s,
come nv VI ing DR.. BulFs DaT' elli
the SAT ST., mlst pleasant ~ w. 25 9
remedy for the little ones II,.,
Charles L. Meilsr, fofi h'.lsr,,
PowdermAker Bros. msAi north
opened the old stand q lns .,,ssts
corner Of Seventh AUd hlnS mu
: fan line Of beef, pork, SUI II, 10
veal, etc. He invites -. svsr,l
friends to give him 3 call ID
iii Be cheap and good
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
THIRD EDITION.


The only case before the Municipal
OOuFt this morning was the WAlFAven
casa, In which Alfred 7. and Mary A.
Walrnyen, residing ct 6l3 OhFistiAnA
stEest, were charged with cruelty In
neglectinR 70 provide proper comforts
for their three children whereby they
suffered IN health and Wsre loft 70 grow
up without any moral or religious train
ing. The charge was made by Special
Ohicer Frank Stout OF the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children,
George T. Brown, Esq, attorney for
the Society prosecuted the case.
Omosr Stout, in his evidence, stated
that his fret visit to the place was on
Ou'ober ssh, when he found every
thing in q very bad condition, the hus
band drunk, the wife away and the
children suffering for food and clothing,
At another visit the wife WAS at home,
and she and her husband were both
drunk The wife threatened 70 cut her
husband with butcher knife On the
12sh OF NJvember he AgsIn visited ths
place The father was home drunk, -
usual, and the mother, thoy said, was
At KeeRAn's. Asked the children 10
they had anything to eat,
They said they had, and opBnCd q
cupboard where there vas aomG ttsls
bread and some fat pork. Afterwards
Mr. Stout called four successive days,
and never found the mother ct home
and the father was drunk all the time
He showed MIN . bottle Of liquor he
kept on the cupboard shelf On We'd
nesdAy night Last Mr.. Stout thought
about them, and went In the night to
see them. TIE 10 her lay on q aattee
a.A he
children were oil lying on the bars
floor. When Mr.. Stout frat went there
he found several articles OF furniture.
BAT they had disappeared until Iheie
WAS lkroely any In the house on hlr
last Waits. WAlrAvsn, when asked II
he had any thing 10 say, Admittsd the
truth Of the Cffieers statements
Mfs, WAlEAven sail she went home
t,ice day to look after the ohildreA
but did not go 1t night, She said she
went to Peter KtegAn's. 1U24 West
Front street, TO help, As KeeaAn's wife
was cripple and abe Vas PAID for her
help.
"And you spent 1t fOE whisky" SAID
judge Ball.
emo, did not spend Il all foI
whisky" replied tbs woman.
Mr.. Brown urged that II was . very
eItTeme case aud suggested that the
children bs sent to the Home for
FriendleBa Children" and that the
parents be punished with ane, wbict
they could not pay no matter how
small OF large and would send them 10
jail for season.
Judge Bal then imposed Hne OF $40
cash upon the parents AMI ordered com
mitmentt for the children to the Home
for FrlsDdlsss Children" The chi
dren are Alfred T., Harry and Maggie
aged a. named IS, 10 aud 9 They
are bright inteli, elJ children, bu
show that they have had . very hGrd
life Of IL. Little Maggie is very
pretty child, very intelligent for their
years, and the three 0reAtei strong
feeling Of sympathy for them, white )
feeling Of utter disgust was exhibited
for the cruel, hard-heATted parents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
WILLIAM N. PYLE.
all Market Street.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
LOWEST PRICES.
PERFECT FITTING
SUPERIOR MANUFACTURE

Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Cloaks, Wraps. New.
markets, Rsglans, Jackets
&c.
Our wonder!!agsI! su zee SIS 10
placing these goods on the
present season, certainly
demonstrates clearly that all
we have been claiming in
price, fit, manufacture and
quality is without doubt cor
rect We are receiving new
lines In these goo DIS daily,
and the stock is very attre c.
tive and complete 10 desira-
Bile goods. Plush coats, 40
inches long, for SAG, worth
$28. A very superior plush
coat for $25 that would
be cheap at $4,000. Oar
prizes run to $4,000 on these
goods.
Full line of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

II the Board OF Education had had a
meeting last night, the resignation OF
fitzallen o. Bennett, a member of the
Board from the Ninth ward, would have
been presented. Mr.. Bennett is a mem
Der OF the committee for No II school,
located in low, marshy place. injurious
to the health Of the children. Mr. Ben
nett has made every effort in his power 10
induce the proper authorities 10 abate the
nuisance surrounding the school, but
without avail and not Wishing to bear the
responsibility OF something for which be
Is not responsible, he has determined "a
'gn. Mr.. Bennett will be asked "a
withdraw bis resignation by unani
nous request OF the Board, as he Is con
sidered one OF the best members that ever
represented his ward.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
DIED.


RODmAN- On the 21th inst, Philip Rcd 4.
man, AGED Y years
RelaliYss and friends are respectfully In
Vitsd 70 attend ms funeral from the resi-
dsrce Of his aon.in La, hR-ry Simmons, 70.
l0l West Seventh street, on rhuTIi-=
afternoon ~ o'a:os-. iatoYnsnt At VIII
ninBton and Brand Wlas Osa etory.
GRAHAM-,n this city, on the 2ith inst,
John Z. Grsham. In ths $50 year OF hii
rae.
Relatives and friends, also CLAYTON Lodze,
No, 4, X. Of r., mitqus Trtbs, No. 8, /. q,
X. N, AMI Washington ). =. n. Company
are respectfully invited to attend thu
funerbl from his lave resldencs, No. 500
shipleJ street., on wednesday Afternoon at 2
O'CLOCK, SerV cas- AZ the houto. lntermsnt
at EiYo;VisH CemsttFl'
1ORDAN'-On Nov abth, JAs. J. Jordan,
son OF ID aFKarst Jordan and Jas. iOfdap
deceased, IN his 10th year.
helsiiVes anu friends ara respectfully 10.
yitei 10 attend his funeral from the resi-
fsnce Il his In)thbr, No. zoo West Sixth
street, on wednesday morning, tho 2sth
inl'. st olocE, High Mass AZ st. Petsr'l
Ohu ch at $50 q. m. IntefInent at Rev
Chthsdral OSmosefy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27
W.B. SHARP { CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

4ucLCS ROOu hVOK6S IL
Wllmlngton,good stocks and
large ones-all kinds. &c
up and down our streets,
take the time to look In the
stores, see the goods, see the
crush of buyers, see the
movement and activity OF a
busy retail business and
you'll get a good idea OF the
varied retail interests of our
city.
There's no place you can
buy goods cheaper, quality
Tor quality, than in our
stores. II you had been in-
teTested enough to note the
heavier busint IS done you
could easily prove 1t.
With good stores, good
service, good stocks right at
your doors, what more.
Take our own Casa
few years ago twelve to fif
teen hands could do our
work now to serve our Gus.
toners properly between
hfty and sixty are necessary
A few years ago three medi-
um sized salesrooms would
do now six large salesrooms
and a store room hardly sui
flee.
Our Ladies and Children's
Coat Department is much in
excess OF last seasons bus.-
ness. There's a thousand
garments for a choice, from a
Child's Coat at 81 80 up to
a seal Cloth gam, Mt at $50
We have Just received a
lot of extra nice and stylish
little coats in 6, 8, 10, II
, ears, in price from 81 IS to
81 so Gretchens - belted,
capped and gtrdled. Also,
some very fine quality cloth
in Clark garnet, gobelin and
two-tone brown stripes. The
most elegant and stylish gar
ments for Misses we have
yet had.
Our Seal Cloth Garments
are standard In every way
the highest grade plu h. best
Innings and trimmings and
cut just right. A lady
bought US one to look al
which she got from us three
years ago, and, as she sale
had in snow and rain too"
It's a standing advertise
ment of the value of q good
article, and does her credit
and US too.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

ard all OF them fully IS low
er than we ever had them
before. Look al ound among
Seal Cloth Coats
We have a beautiful line
Of China Silks In two tones
and the most delicate and
artistic standings, with a full
line of neat silk tringes to
match them-5o cents to
bI25.
Three colors in "Walles-
teln" English Tapestry for
curtains and furni ure cover
ings. Old blue In two shades,
old gold in two shades, and
two shades Of terra Gotta and
blue-regular price, SIS per
yard. We shall close this
lot TOR 81 so per yard.
Satin Tapestry Petit Point
in Copper, Gen d'Arme, DC
Blue and Red, cha ling in
the same colors on tbs
ground work, making one
of The most effective iurni.
ture coverings yet brough
out and fine or fancy work
So. 30 and 81.
We have opened a gooC
line Brussels Lace Curtain
from the newest importation
and showing the most ele'
giant styles produced. 81,
: to $50.
r We have q splendid assert
: ment OF Cream and Coloret
, Madras for ! and Z curtain
\ from 10 cents to SI25 pc
yard. We have the fringe
y 20 match and cut brass c
t, nickel rods with brackets an
\ rings to fit any size window
II We have added to our lin
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

A delegation Of the Phllo Celtic 30.
citty OF Philadelphia visited our oil on
SUI day last aud assisted in orRr niz Rg,
IN the LtibermAn Building, the Enntt
branch, and Ire initiation OF Nboul
tWtn,y members, the object being TO
preserve the Gaelic lADgusgs In | .
purity. Speechss were made ~ Pstrick
origiCal Gaelic tongue, Apd all were
area ly pleAsed. Another meeting will
be held on Friday evening, when per
manent officers will be elected. All In
terestsd are invited to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

N. DaEhAne OloWArd opened the VIII.
WinRton COLLEGE OF Music lAst evening
under very encouraging auspices. The
primary olsss, which mum beTs over
f1tty, vii b. given their Hrst lssson
IBIS evening by Professor RhOada Mr..
Oloward 10 glad to announce that he
viii be able 70 secure Professor GAstel,
che eminent Philadelphia teacher OF
voice culture, one day and night each
week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Ths KellAF Senate lAst evening ten
dtTed = iecspiion to Mr. and MTe A bert
Nswmeyer, No 2t5 West Fourth street,
WIo have been lstely married. The
happy couple vere the recipients OF
many handsome and costly presents
Among those prevent Wsrs Councilman
Charles A Ryan, August BleTmau and
8on, Charles Hsid, William e lingeT,
George Thompson, Bernard Fox, John
RsouRh, Lonts Neber, John S,ler, Tbot
D1aetty, Nicholas K0uer, A 5ohillin.
ger, Mes A BlsrmSn, Mis- TneresS
Blermbn and Miss Gerry MichaelH.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

lie is the best gentleman who ia the
son OF bis own deserts The application
Of this viii be discovered In the appllca.
ton OF Warmers Log Cabin Extract, for
external or internal hurts. / Will quickly
make known It's own deserts. Two sIyct.
70 cSala ana u.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Philip r Clark & Co. have made the
following sales Of raal estate: Farm Of
l25 acres nearGeorgeiown, Sussex county,
to j. I'm Csrswell Of this city; the dwell
ing No l7uS West Second street, TO Sarah
Dsyett; five two-story brick houses IN
Cedar street, to William Bright; house
IN Camden, N. J to hHstian sestcrhen
Of this city, and farm Of a acres 10
Mil Creek hundred 10 Alfred s Elliott.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

A man must have confidence in himself
n be expects the world to have confidence
IN him. With perfect health induced by
warmers Log Cabin sarsapsrilla, which
makes pure blood, which makes good
health, man may have confidence for
ali undertakings
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

The poorest caa afford to burn Astral
OIL in their lamps, as the price has been
reduced to compete with common Oils.
u James Belt, druggist, so q agent, s.
Dad Market sIs EuterpTiBinR Rtouers
aud druggists sell H..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Billy Ford, the famous journalist, or
hTed 81 Boer8' hotel last night. He is
accompanied By his secretary, Mr. O,
L Meredith, and by the celebrated clay
artist, Albert Lse zlRlsr. Mr. Ford
VIII only rsmAln In town . few DAYS.
ouring which be will publish come Of
his inimitAble lttters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Where there is nothing the Klrg has
list his right. When you have Loaf your
scalp, you are considered by the Indian a
coward Use Warmers Log Cabin Hair
basie which eleantes the scalp aud in
uhish the hair growth. Price 81 bottle
.aozII druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

II you Wiah TO stimulate yourself with
= IeelinR Of pleasure 20 and see the ever
Popular Z DonAhoe, No. 9 EAsI
1hlFu street, aud he will give you
one o. those delicious egg noR's or Tom
And-Jerry's, on ThsnksglvlnR day, and
you Won't regret it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Have my tlc' et for Self River. must go Mp
In the steamer X, tsy Am from now 70 18th
thart9 Must uulDHd lots Of goods beg n =
ming With Fine Teas aud CoheeH, EYAporatsd
and Dried Fruit PrunstlHH At 10 cents, VI %
Tor lU1 tnts, Delicious Oranges as sweet as
sugar for % rrnts dozen, for ThAnksEivi' g.
nuts and RAistns. Fine MlnCemeat II our owl
ordering, Pureat and Hest Country Lad and
sausage. We viii unload a lot nt flour at Is
rrHta a bag makes white D'pAli aud good
Butter a. rs c ntH: soap At cents bar worth
~ cents; n Il soan that thkea out all dirt and
n27-4t, JOHN WEIR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

An All-day sweep stake shoot will take
n CO on the Wawaset Clubs grounds On
thanksgiving day, November 20. Targets
vii be Blue Rocks and Clay pigeons
shootinR open to all. There will be
plenty Of traps and no delay in shooting.
Ammunition for sale on the grounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

5eleot Knights Of A. o q. W. will
meet at their hall, Ninth and Market
streets, on Wednesday AfssTRoon at 8
o'clock 70 attend the entertainment OF
Cecil Lodge at Il kton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

A public meeting viii be held IN Stan
ton Han on Wednesday night, 2Sth in
$ ant, in the interest Of the American
FrsterBal Circle Al are invited to b,
prCeent w. E. Gallaher d. g. q.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Why suffer With bad cold when one
bottle Of DR. Bulls Cough Syrup viii
cure cough Of the worst kind. DR..
suns Cough syrup is sold for rs cents
Ber bottle by all druggists in the United
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Treat yourself 90 \ cup OF our good
coffee for Thanksgiving dinner is viii
make the day pass pleAsanter. Clip
psn, East % street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Go and SEQ the largest assortment Of
dolls ever Ia town, ~ Aliens 30 store.
Pfices from lc. to $50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

We have hard many OF cur old friends
say that salvation OIL cured them Of rhcu-
malism. Those who have not tried Il
sholld do SO. Our druggists sell it for
twenty tiye cents bottle the time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Pure spices for your Thanksgiving
pies ct OFippen's, East ID street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

SANNNN - 'tNAA
Our instantaneous process and immense
sky-light are always successful In making
Photograph likenesses
BEECHER'S Gallery,
3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

I.nu1 FhOtOEfNph aall0fy
opsn all day Thanksgiving. Flaess
phoeoRrAphs 10 tbs city a. the VERY
oWest prices, 1907 Market ct,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Pn.LlFg-MlBLER. Union M. Z
Parsonage, on mCnda7, Nov 70 h. by the
Rev. Adam StoDE IL, Mr.. Richard +. PHI
ing, Of stanton, BsL, and MifB Amily
Miller, Of Cherry Hill, I'D.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Orsyon portrait and frRms m In
Stallment 81 Cummine's photograph
galleTy, 800 Market street. Nov 10 .
good chance for = nice Christmas pres
emit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

PERSONS intending to lay In . supply
loI sHeet potatoes for Ihe winter shoul /
val oE emelh' Is East Fourth street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-27

Try our sos. to 900. teA'i n Iii
cbaice goods for the money S"l'
8 & ASt 50 street.