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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12
Tho Impor,anee OF Pure Milk.

The absolute necessity Of maintaining
certain standard OF purity 10 food-pro-
ducts, has led, In most of the states, to a
comprehensive and somewhat stringent
legislation concerning adulteratlon Par.
ticularly is this the case rs regards Tx
products OF tho dairy. The Official in
spection busles Itself with both the quail
tatiye and cumulative value Of the aIti.
eles. OF all ths foods supplied directly
by nature, milk Is the only one which con.
tains all the elements OF nutrition On the
relative proportions required By man, and
In a form easy OF digestion; 1t Is there
fore the food best suited 10 young chill
dren and invRlids-persons who can Ill
afford to have their food tan pered with
In any way. This consideration, togeth
er with the universal use OF the article,
has determined the adoption OF system
Of public inspection in nearly all OF our
larger citiee.
The States of Massac husetts, New York
and Michigan have given particular at
tontion to the honesty OF the milk man,
and the standards ofquality and methods
Of analysis established By their public
analysts have been generally adopted by
chemists all over the country. Yet. In
| spite OF the vigilant eye which Is thus con
| otAutil WAtChluB lllS htlhItihcub VI ehO
farm, pounds Of butter weighed accord
ing TO system OF units not recognized
In the arithmetics, milk which containl
an abnormal percentage Of water, and
cream whose composition will not beal
Investigation, are daily sold In the maTke
places OF both city aud country.
Eut there are, OF course, two sides o
the question. Not unfrequently th'
milkman is accused entiIely withou
cause. There are few housekeepers wh'
do not sincerely believe, in fpite Of al
otherwise general faith in mankind, tina
he, at least, will bear watching, Th,
analyst, however, is a perfectly unpre
judiced person. He cares little for tn,
protestations Of the vender, or the suspi
cious OF the customer, He simply says
"Your milk should have such and such
specific gravity; 1t should contain sucl
and such percentages OF fat, or other by
stocarbons, OF mineral ealts. and OF wa
ter; II 1t contain these, 1t is an homes
milk; II 1t do not, 1t is adullerated.
And generally, the analyst is not open t
argument. lie has implicit faith In hi
bydrometer and ANALYTICAL balance.
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pretty as you might pick
out, but then there's a wide
range in beauty.
With the English shirt
waists we have piled up a
few Calico once, well made,
pearl buttons and reinforced
bands. They are a little
soiled and mussed and are
reduced to 25 cents from as.
The sizes in both these
lots are from 5 years to IL
years.
Here's a short story on
Fl n e English Balbriggan
double sole, double toes, and
double heel stockings
that's pretty well doubled
up. A gentleman never saw
any stocking outside Of New
York good enough for him
until he saw these. He
bought 8 pairs on trial, came
back and bought 3 pairs
more and 6 pairs for q
friend, telling US they were
the best and most comforta-
BILE stocking he ever wore,
A mans judgment, as a
rule, on underwear isn't Of
much account, because, as q
rule, he don't care enough
about it-hasn't time-con
sequently an endorsemen,
like the above we appre,
ciate, besides that it cells u.
lots of stockings--25 cent
per pair.
d! WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
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Total oollec lions, IS, 3Sg; charter fand
$50; centenary fund, SlB0; book con.
csrn dividend, $50; interest on Riddle
legacy, S95; interest on Bates' mort.
gage, Sld1. Total from all sources
|yG. 104.
The funds we have endsAvored TO
.diltribute In the most equitable man
ner we possibly could. Each claim has
been Ir1Yeriully considered, And the
allowance made according to our best
Judgment from the Information We
1 have received.
We desire to present the following
resolutions for adoption BY this confer
ence:
Resolved, That each claim upon this
fund shall come from the quarterly
conference within whose bounds the
claimant resides.
Resolved, That the presiding elders
be equested to have the report OF Zach
conference claimantoommittee endorsed
l by the quarterly conference within
whose bounds claimant resides.
The following wore recommended and
admitted on. tria': X. NJ. Morgan, q
e. Swain, G. 2. Smith, W. Sheers, G..
r. Anderson, j. IT. Anderson, y. +.
OsrpeRter, W. P. Compton, W. W.
lChaiers and w. Burr.
On motion tho Rev. T. &. Martin
dale, j, D Q ligg and W. II. Hatchin
Of ministers were reelected members OF
the COME. encs Board OF Domestic Mia
slons, and 7. j. Stephenson, j. We;lsy
.Denning, j. t. E.legood of the lsymen
wers elected to the same board.
| Consideration OF seventh question
admitted on credentials from tie PTimi.
tive Methodiat church.
|, On motion II Was decided to hold an
afternoon session beginning at 5 o'clock.
Tho board Of trustees of Conferences
Academy made report Ut which the
following is an extract: The debt has
been reduced TO $40, 600, the interest OF
the debt, and buildings worth S60,0CC
are owned. L. has grown until its bonds
are SIS good as money. Namber OF pro
/; tessors Is eight; number Of pupils, l5e
amount of tuitiOn ard board over
ISIS, 900. In 's5, '96 and 'B7 repairs have
nesn made to q cost of something ovel
,2t0. The report slso recommend
. the building Of . lady's hall at cosI
OF about Sl0,oo0. Only iustitution ol
learning In bounds of this conference
, that is thoroughly under tue coltrol q
the "a, Il. church.
II Time WAS extended, and @. l. Coed
II NJ VI NhO AIANOul4i WA
!. Introduces.
II He said about twelve or iourteei
y years ago l thought would enlightel
y the cen eIeace by publishing q confer
!. fence newspaper. Oae OF the preBidiD
4 Ieiders was with him, One papsr wa
Ihent back, with the information ths
, when 1 want your paper will send f.
!, It. To-day l am happy to be sent tor
IL. M. Williams, who frat had charge
Told the studentg that they must know
!. aud not seem 10 knew. This has be
oicome one OF the tIadiaon8 of the inrti
6 Itntion. What We need is o lady
Ell building.
. The question is an important ous
B. Com mittees are sent TO Baltimore AM
i Philadelphia Conferences to ask tina
u lprpils be sent from there when there
not a vacancy IN the academy.
The resolutions adopted by the CON
G mittea on Conference Academy ver
ls made the order OF the day fer 10 MOI
row morning at 10 o'clock.
VI The Rev. DR.. R1st, Of the Freedma
IA Aid Society, was introduced.
Isl Conference then adjourned.
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bond OF habit which binds them 60
tightly.
continued a. deacors aud 10. 8. stahts
was discontinued at his own request.
~. Hubbard, w. Merrill, W. H. Torbcrt,
j. b. Merrets and T. i. Bell we're con.
tinued rs supernumsrary ministers. A.
Chandler was n Ade active at his ovn
request. 7. q williams Was also con.
ttDued az q supernumerary. W. K.
England was made kupernumerary ct
his request.
The committee on nomination OF
trustees for Conference Academy noml.
mated the following: 7. B. Hunter, W.
IL 9. Murray. Il. o. Ayars and I. Z.
Ferry, who were elected.
The election for alternate delegate to
the General Conference fell 10 the Rsv.
John Franco.
TIE Board OF Stewards made the
following report: Your BoRid Of Stew.
ards afe glad 10 report WI increase from
collections Of S2cO, and from all SOURCES
iof 1874 The whole amount placed In
our hAnds for distribution is 81. lC4.
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Dots.

DOfH,
Mr.. g. r. Ball, OF New York, is visit
ing relatives In this city.
The mother OF Postmaster HarIity, of
Philadelphia, who removed from our
city In 1879, died on Friday last.
Pussy A. Walton was considerably
Jared up en- Saturday lsst by . fs
while fixing his awning ct Seventh snd
TatnAll streets.
Samuel johnson, who 10 now con-
nected with the Philadelphia CfiiGe of
the Dayton Hedge Company, visited
our city on Saturday last.
Isaac 8. Elliott and John Rsndle
have been granted letters testRmentaTy
on the estate of Rsbecca IL. handle,
late OF Pencadtr Hundred.
| VIM. II. Smith, OF McC.ellaDdsv,lle,
will sell on Tuesday, march 18th, at l
O'Clock, at his farm II head OF choice
oows, and also four good horses.
The vice presidents OF the Repubi.
can City Com mittee arc requested u
mt Get Mt $40 King street this evening at
8 O'Clock. Z. AINswoRTH, Chairman.
Peter j. Ford wishes 1t distinctly IN.
derstood that he is q candidate for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff and
has no intention whatever of withdraw.
ling frcm the contest.
Willard Salisbury, ESQ, will delive,
the second lecture In tho course OF the
Con ference Academy, at Dover, nex'
Saturday evening, on tho "Protes
Lsions."
Mahlon B.Tost,r has opened an ofic,
In the Builders Exchange, northeast
corner Fourth ard Market streets
i Whers he will conduct tho work of 1
Public accountant and auditor.
j. Fl. Hoffecker, Jr., has returned
from hia trip to Florida, In which Ststl
he found the weather too warm FOL
winter clothing. Mrs. Hcff okeT stopped
with friends ct Richmond, Va, on thu
homeward trip to psss few Gays.
George W. Hastings has received BIZ
Commission from Governor BiRgs Ai
Especial constable for the r W. g. %. r
h. Co, ut New Castle. The company
has now two special constRbles In that
Iplace, James Ia. Wise, DR., being the
Iother one.
i Wilbur f. Tunnel and wife, Charlie,
P. Tunnell and wife, Is. +. Wagamor
/ and wife, Miss Ida Davis and MeKen
tdree D9WnbRn, ell of Georgetown, Wis
tied our city to attend the Sunday ser
iviees Of the NJ. Z. Conference. They
lreturned home to day.
Ths New Castle Star ssys: Two gen
ktleman from Salem, N. j., accompanied
10y Alvan Allen visited New Castle, OF
Wed nesday last, and purchased fFou
Mr., Ailen, ground for erecting o can
lnipg factory below Dobinsville, whiOl
they expect 10 have running By Eum
'mer.
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The Bostonian Opera Company will
appear 1T the Opera House 10 night In
"rhe Posohere," new opera thst has
met with considerable favor 10 New
York and Boston. There are sixty Eve
people In the company and they brig
a carload OF scenery. Among the artist,
are Marie Stone, Agnes Huntington
Camille Maori, Juliette Gordon, Lo,t't
Cruikshank, Tom Kari, II. q. BaruE
bso, viii II. McDonsli, George Froth
inRhsm, Ricardo Ricoi, W. A. Xlntsn
II. w. Miller, and olhers OF equa
merit.
To morrow night "FatanItza" vii
be presented.
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medal TO be Awarded,

Ars. Kenney, the wife of Adjutan I.
General Kenney, has hEd handsome
gold medal prepared, which win be
presented to the bsst drilled man In
Troop b. Kenpey Quarts on Wednes-
day night, April IL, Oh the occasion OF
their first reception. Tho medal ia sus.
pended from two crossed oarbines CT
twined with laurel wreath, aud bears
the following inscription: "Rxoellence,
Troop B, LIST Cavalry, N. G. D" III s
now On exhibition In Ayars' window,
Market street above Third, and will no
doubt be closely contested for.
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Fifth EnITInI
An Aninn,-


buttons OF respect to tbs & 1. lIrt
dent Eckel had been nv r..L MEMORY
a y y,' Council, M, sauVh' nv %n aas ! j,
adjourn until 8 o'cleek SsoMd
noon. While the mo-, a Sllunig
S Sar. shamotrs rose, but Sst va
opportunity TO speaK W. gsi0,e b
occupied the chair. s,,j ~, !; No'ta
understand the motloa II va, ,a b
meeting Of Council, and \ I'M man
, Ders would assemble iS lSn .
would not be any loll,r -Ji, y
Nothing further vi, !. ..i y
matter until last sala,S is,a q ~
when a number Of ths meS,. I
sembled in th1 elerk,. valoth
Baueh raised the Sas.tS S4' (, a. y
bers being paid. Mr. 0SI NM o.
thought II was expre,,', ~. sld
Il was net to BE- a r,n Jl.seslO
Council, and REMARKED A., M 1. Te
to show his retptct q, 49,, Y ~
lar. " aAtihg
M. MT. Norton was called u,Os,o,
view OF the matter, and l. 'a Ivy,
understood 1t was NOV y ny ~
more than an Informal rstA..,I.
members for the purpose !, Y.
Mr.. Eckel's funeral. " W
Mr.. Baugh, in t2p,y. upa.l
nos matter what M. N5rtHS ~.
else under. TODD, as M NAY.
Council 10 adjourn 10 ,be., !.
afternoon. He knew ,bers ~.
members that do not neej MI
as flr himself he could no, NJ h
time from his work to be tuprs,
attending funerals,
Mr.. Chambers remarked ,hssI
to take a dollar for a meets,
kind It would haunt lin AZ
lived, and he could never lcOs i
again without thinking ON
Mr.. Hcssion, Nj nlwkln, Al,
diner members expressed d, ss'I
oil tho matter, bu, as ST BapA
on having a meeting, tho,s -
paired to Council chambr M
Norton was called up9a 10 ma,
| Mr.. Baugh said ih4I them M,
besides himself who coad Dot NJ
lose time in this way, nd hgJl
wanted II uudersi3ol i5H MI
afraid to take the doilss q h N
Intend to be a candidate a,vv M
This touched Nj EorqsnihI
that 1t was not because he Vasl
date for an oAce TIA, hevHe,,1
taking the dollar, as he would NJ
the same If he hai no. .tou,ha
q candidate. He lal cane d
last tribute OF Fespty TO M.IA
rs Saturday Afternoon "a ls hss.|
he had made considerable naa
present
Mr.. Chamber dll no, illliA&
refusing ;he dollar Hol.d lsian
very much, evtn Z, d, VaIu
for Office.
Mr.. Hesslon SAID .hl. be Wpg
impression that ths was % I'd
more than an Informal ulsa,.i
ell, otherwise be would haze n
motion last Thursday tight
Acting President Morton All !
not be considered d meeting d
roll was called, AMI on n.n
Hession, the members pi5sttlA
lower room and io.mti u No;
to the residence OF The is'g p'siis
J The roll was lot c...si, ~
no one Is credited VIII a lgE
, meeting.
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On Wednesday evening next the fra,
OF the Young Mems Tenn
peraDce Union will bs held In St.
Pkul's NJ. Il. Church. The address OF
the evening will be delivered by Sam
uel p, Goodwin, Esq., superintendent o.
tho franklin RefoImAtory, OF PhiiAdel
phiA. No admission viii be charged
and all perto1s interested In temper
anoe work are invited.
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Tho oapiute. rl,slsn

PARIS, March Il -yiioSll
Ivan are stu In tie pils1
where they we're ISL L a.iIilsil
The tW o me1 wore s1sl'aaH1
siciAn, who icuad that Alsal
was badly bruiiei It'd diizu
that bis kneef had teen i1'lfl
slant falls. He also appsA
some intGrnsi Injury he ~
heavy blow. Both Of Sl.1n.I
were in bad condition HA q
BADLY awloier, and tii .t q
eeritully tprRlnsd l'bAa,,
Il wAB because Of iftso 4 ~
was unable 10 Enock Aasl
Charges Of pr!zs hghtios, vi !
trAry 10 Frsaoh Inv, will y Z
against tho pug.l!s's ts'noiSt
LONDON, MGr,h LIZA
meeting between su ivan aal I, \
has been widely nri !oIdi
to-day. Hundreds Of ntl '. y
led by his wonderful paisiaI
tilose cir ard bossl'l. WoEdls.9
money on Sullivan nos ~
him through the email ESQ
90 ,pe, and the fac. % PiAll " \
never again hold up bic hsia
don. 1t Is almost tie uaanl1,
lon among all c.2sttih'l w. \. !
"Champion Of Otsnplon,s. ~. y
gated TO the ranks Of o',lns,
and must heRcefoTih ssek ~ \
not on his own terni' ", Z
terms stipulated Of such I N M \.
think It worth While iohSu' a.
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Warner advertises to sell 1870 horses
at his bazaar TO. morrow and the
day following. Thia will be The
greAttst collection OF horses ever
seen in our city, and consequent y
some good bargains may be expected.
Persons who wish TO purchase should
make 1t point 10 attend this sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

This morning the grand officers of the
Grand Castle X. q. E., went to Roxana
Del to institute Roxana Castle, No. 10
The grand officers are Grand Chief, Jacob
Thompson; Grand Master OF Records,
Anderson Fielding; Grand SIR Herald,
W. o. Brown and Grand Instructor,
Thomas NJ. Crossley.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

PHILADELPHIA, March IA DO
lloeman Of the Nineteenth district four d
seven mail bags lying In an ar0away al
Seventh and Samoan streets early yea
terday morning. They were taken IL
the station house, ard Postal Inspector
O'Leary took charge OF them. They
were empty, and had probably ialleI
from n wagon OF enc OF The news com.
Dauiea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12
Eureka ga. tic, A. o. X. OF "A, @

will give an entertainment in Odd Eel
lows Hall Tuesday evening, March l3,
commencing ut z 80 O'Clock, st which
u. A Conley, Philadelphia, viii appear
In some of his side splitting songs and
delineatlons OF characters. Admission
loo. Don't fail to see and hear him,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

Notwithstanding the storm Mr.. e. p.
Telford, the evangelist, preached to
large congregations at all three services
yesterday In the Church OF the Cove
nant. There will be meetings every
night this week, at which Mr.. Telford
will preach and Mrs. Telford sing at
100,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

The news brought 10 u
our repoitir inskes as fee
tered to know that ole
patrons 70 meeting w!th ;ft
and right beie w feel ilJa'
press Jur feeling, A ~ot'
who has become famous iof
pure, honorable intentions, !.
With the SUCCESS due him IN
who regret the 70 ly oil nos u
discretion remeIGter htt
Those that have been robp 7, I
ing until after looking ~ tas
Ing low prices in the Eooa :
ing Hall windows wha. me- 80,
unjustly, let them tFy 70 i ,I,s
patronizs o fqaaro d5 y,i's,
her eater. Ask Louis fel'"l
4oS Market street, between
and McC,osEey' bat sIT re -.
YOU forget that low Pilas y,
Fsllheimsr, III: Economy ~
famous.
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Ds.,n ciA CenierN,1

CUMBERLAND, A 9,.t ,lTas
Nancy Miller, the Qua nd n
OF Allegheny count 3?I,3r pt' d,
Oldest, II not ihe S at tte
died here 70; day AZ s. 'ei III
months and % d'ysii inns il n
: H Ssp miHd was clear up 10 ~
died OF old age
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

A reception was held by lafayette
Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, In its lodge
room in the Smith Building, en- sAtur.
day evening. Ice cream, cake and other
refreshments were served. The lodge
ls in fourishing condition, and other
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

IWRuOell, no. ilNo Liuuoin ntttob N a us.-
day, Maich Is ct z o'clock p. m. lnterment
at Centre bsry ing Greund.
|S, lsSs, aged fiye months and four days.
"sArR IN THE FOLD"
We msy say .Fhs was only an infant"
And her stay was not long with US here.
But We flnd tender cords TO be broken,
When We part with our lived ones so dear.
She was NJ but teDder young rosebud,
In the morning beginning TO bloom,
BRtthoo lid frost OF winter hAs Rtppod II,
And his victim now sleeps Ia the tomb.
Long houra did We watch DER the little
AZ in pain and agony 1T lay.
But its many surefings are ever,
And its body resi- sned to its clay.
Here It will res, In rs green covered tent,
Naught can harm, nsught the slumbor
But viii lie quist, and breathlsss and stilI.
TIL that morn, when in glory 'swiil wate
But then why should we be gloomy and
ANA why then should cur hearts be mAds
For her iisie body knows no more pDin.
And her soul is from its prison freed.
We well know that we can not call he'll
Il bacb,
'rwss God who called her from earth
And sc Si Ss'n call u, to NEE. in that home
Tie ore Whole loss We 90 mourn to-day.
Il By A BEIRaD
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

Sally: "Why don't you get mar.
ried2' Mr.. ". (fishing for a compll-
ment): 81 am so ugly no one will
have me-" Sally: "Wouldn't some
one as ugly as you are have you7"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12
Wanted.

Twenty loads Of dirt dumped on
Fifth street near Madison. next 70
Whites stables. Apply ut this office.
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p,sd from an Overdose OF /

Died from al Ovsrdo1o :,
An overdose Of lsa .sd ge1
alleviate pain, caused u ,lo r =,
Louisa Wlient, ssei = pa,lsl
1881 McKesn street. fet,,i, ed \
Saturday niahf' D'esCc5srlps)
years past has bsen ,a 1ss Id
In the abdomen, ana mi mi al
OF using The drug rug, m n, a
sWallowed more tn9 a, ogssi n
t " aud died. Al i q 4'''
to- morrow. -
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wan. u. sHAEP q 90.
Vim, B. ShaTP& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS.

1t is related that a promi.
rent Wall street king, on
being asked his opinion,
said: "Sonny. take my adj
vice; never sell what you
haven't got" That is just
as true now as then, and APP
pies quite as well to adver-
Using. " ever advertise
what you "haven't got.'
We commenced three
weeks ago to make unusual
ly low prices on Carpets.
We are making and laying
over 1000 yards a week.
We have a full force OF
sewers and tackers and can
do our work promptly. Low
prices make the reedles fly
and the hammers sing. We
rever were as busy this early
lin the season. We measure
your rooms and give you an
estimate for any kind OF
carpet work, either new or
| old. AS we near the 25th
of March everybody will be
rushed and some will likely
lo;c their patience. Order
your carpets early, that VIC
can do our part by you
promptly.
We have put on sale
labout 1900 yards of the best
Tapestry Brussels Carpets
you ever saw for the money
l-37b cents per yard, So
cents per yard, 60 cents per
lyard-four remarkable offer
ings, any OF which while
they last, we will make and
jlay on your floor, including
carpet lining, for 5 cents pei
lyard.
! WHILE THEY LAsT-and
I've never advertise what we
haven't got"
We hang the best Iiol
land shades. with Knapp:
or Hartshorn's spring bal
anec rollers, for G5 cents
Same in handsome goods
100 cents-all complete tc
Iyour windows.
. We have about goo yard.
Of five-irame Body Brussel.
Carpets In rich and hand
i some designs, all with elegan
s borders TO match. They
are in new ecrus and ivory
Igrounds. You will find then
in most every carpet stor'
at $I.2o per yard. We sci
this line for 81 per yard.
Y We show a beautiful lin,
; of Administer Moquettes"-
: 1.-THE prettiest and most effect
five parlor carpet made. Rich
|, luxurious and elegant, wit
a subdued harmony of col
o1ings, tracing and all owe
II work, truly delightful. Yor
Z can spend three times tn
, amount and your parlo
r will look no better than wit.
= one of Our "Moquettes.
'.IThey all come with univer
sally stylish and wide boz
ders. We control for thi
q market over TWENTY privat
n patterns. You will find ther
= nowhere else. $I,25 an
d $3.50 per yard.
To match the Moquet.
. Carpets we have now S bale
"a OF the handsomest Nj O l
= quette Rugs we ever saw
,',,Ihe prices now are $3.50 In
r, stead Of IS.
For half windows an
Vestibule curtains, tides
!, scarfs and fancy work W
u new have the celebrate
ID dog wood" China Silks
on old blue, terra-cotta, oil
lgoId, "Sang de BoeuI," &c
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

She is q girl Of much vigor of char
acter who can reject lover who pro-
poses just at the heighth Of the ice
cream season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

Mr.. Sey mour Thomas, now Of New
York. is visiting relatives in this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

A niue attached to milk wagon bt-
longing to Mr.. ,Donohue, and driven by
a small boy, ran eff down f ghth street
en- Sunday morning. The speeding
steed WAS eau 4ht by q man near j. fer.
son street, without the team suffering
from any mishap,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

UYAETED-wHITE NURSE uIRL.
w from II to 10 years old; bTiag refer
enes. Apply In person, e2o King ct. mig ct'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

UThNTED--h good BOY To KUN
w errznos; with good Recommendation.
Apple 10 ". j. PARRY, no 80 k;pg
street. ml22ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-12

DUBLIO SALE-HOUgEHOLD Ard
4 kitchen furniture, No. o East Front
street, en- friiay, March 10, 1883, at 8. 80 a.
m, ml24.E