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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

The marching members Of the Young
Mems Republican Club Of this city visi'
ted Camden, N. j., on Saturday eve
ming and took part in the Republican
parade Of that evening. Hyait'a Mill
tsEy band accompanied the club and
Furnished the music. The B. y o. Rail
road Company furnished the club with
. special trails and sleeping oars on their
return home. In Camden the club was
placed in the second divlslou and re
csived much applause for their excel-
lent marching, especially from the L.
dies. They get home about 8 o'clock on
Bunday morning
=0n Saturday evening q Republican
meeting Of about 800 citizens Of New.
ark was held In Oaskey Hall. David
P. Murphy Was chairman Of the meet
ing. He Introduced Mr.. Treat, the Re
pubiioAn eandidAte for Congress- who
spoke for more than an hour on the is-
SUES Involved. He made . good i'm
preston and was loudly applauded.
He was followed by Mr.. Thaokery, .
member OF the Elkton, Nd, bar. Music
vas furnished by the Diamond State
(oolorod) band. The meeting closed
with three rousirg cheers for Harrison
Aad protection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
A DoubIe aslp for inc I,ll,ous.

In addition to that chief remedial
measure-the use OF Hostetter'e Stoma ch
Bitters-persons tuiieriog from acute bill.
ious attack, will facilitate recovery by
the use at first Of milk and lime water
and thin gruels, and by a very gradual
re urn TO the use Of solid foods. Fatty
substances should be excluded from the
diet. Blue pill is a remedy OF doubtful
safety, particularly II there be nausea
and vomiting, frequent cencom itants Of
liver trouble. The Bltters, provided its
reformatory action be not retarded ana
marred by gross indlsorelions In diet,
Will soon restore the equilibrium of and
aet'en OF the liver, stomach and bowels,
gil three diEordered by biliousness. In
all forms of mAlarial disease, which in
every one Of its phases presents indica-
lions OF liver trouble. Hostetter's Stomach
bitters is the foremoIt u specincs. The
light OF over thir y gears experience also
shows 1, to be nne remedy for rheu-
mAtisn, kidney troubles, dyspepsia, uer-
vOusness and debility.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Mrs.. Hlria A NcManus, wife of Mark
McARwN Front and DUPONT streets,
dr. Of saSesr of the breast, on Friday
nSht, havinG a husband, three sons and
- eslkhhar, 10 mourn an irrepArable
ss. NJ. S~aARnus spent nearly all of
~ sgs SnsabEs e. sending his wife TO
tsANS~s hsspttAhs In Philadelphia and
hhsAAass 80 had the best skill In this
ehaT S@PtS3uS, bus all to no avail She
~ asssr - yeAsa of age. Her remains
vii - $500 in RlVsrview Cemetery to.
morRSs Ahsssaoan, the funeral to leave
the hOaaa OF O'Clock,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
keep YOUR Eyes PEELED
ON THIS.
stabbed 70 the Hsas. ana KnooRso I'm
the head.

There are certain chronic kiokera In
This city who take exception TO 8 gentle.
man's Wsy Of oonduotiuE his HffAirs.
The remark was heard about ten month";
ago BY these kickors that II this gentle.
men continued the way he com me noed TO
please the people be would DO pushed to
the wall In less than SIX months. Now,
here is something for the chr onIo kiokere
10 put In their pipsg." WhaI does tho
public care how long . peFs0n lasts as
long ~ they get Whist they wAnI2 Bat
enVy ts The cause--snvious because hIa
business 10 increasing, while THERE are
going where the wcodblne tvineth."
o. beware, my lord, OF jealousy. It
10 the green.6yed monster which doth
mock the meat II feeds on" So said
the immortal Shakespeare, the Wisdom
and beauty Of whose words live Ia
every intelligent peIaen's heart; and We
say beware Of fellheimer, who will
continue to knock and stab high prices
aud offoT good, solid, substantial cloth
ing 90 low that "klckerh" will be Afr,id
10 say q word. Please Remember thNt
you cannot get blood out Of turnip; no
more can you draw crowds unless your
big advertisements are the words OF
truth. Therefore We are oompt lied TO
say this much for Mr.. Fellb elmer. The
reason he does Buch q big clothing bust
ness 10 that no never AdveEtiseB any.
thing thst he cannot perform, and that
policy As well - principle hold him
back from the foolish attempts TO at.
tract patronage by misleading adver.
tistments. Mr.. Fellheimer IL the pro.
prletor OF the Economy Clothing Hall,
4O6 Market, ard If the public, who are
In need Of olothiug, will be good enough
TO pauoniHe his establishment We
can assure them that they will have
no occasion 20 regret that they have
bien put on the right track to IN honor
Able dealer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Last Saturday evening, a man called al
the Kirkman livery stables to go out to
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad depot
Reaching that place he left the horte un.
hitched but left word with the conductor
to hitch him, but when be went the team
was gone. 1t was found, however, at a
late hour wandering around in the neigh
borhood of the scheutzen Park, supposed
to have been left there by some one thai
first rode the team around awhile for q
ride. Almost a similar theft was com.
mitted at Second and French street on
Saturday evening, where Jaues M.
Thomas hitched team while waiting for
his wife to return on a train. When he
returned to take his team It was gone,
and was found several hours afterwards
hitched on Third street, several squares
from where he had been first hitched.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
DIED.

WFIrE-On tho l7th inst susan, widow of
The late hgbsrt Wnit3 In the elst year OF
hot ago.
Iuntrsl from the rolidonee Of her son-in
law, WIN, Il. Luusn. No. pI3 Poplar street,
on monday Afternoon, as Q. 20 O'Clock. Ser.
Woes at Old SHade3' Uhuroa, lntafnent AT
old SWsdes' Church yard.
MoM Us n the 18th inst, Maria the
wife OF marx m anus, formerly Maria
hinBGold IN the deth year OF her sge,afteT
elinserinR illness Of three yeals.
Relatives and friends OF the fnmily arc
respectfully invited 70 attend her fus efal
nom the residehcb Of her husband, front
and pnPont streets, on TueEday Aftefnsoa,
81 s'eiooz Services at the house. Inter.
ment at kiVervieW cemetery
"1one, but not fofRetten.n
Smyrna papers please copy.
ENfS.-ln ClDoiHpAti, Ohio, on the 18th
lnst, with oongssIiOn Of the brain, OlRg.
Snes =. Ives. formerly oftbis city.
HIS remains for the present will bs put In
. vault there.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

WARRINGTON, D. C., Oh \
ReOn General Hamilton NJ
ceived the following rspsa
geoR Hutton, At Camp Prrl
deaths, II employees, ie M
arrived; discharged, IS,
ll3; yellow fever oAap, MI
lescent. No rev eases d
Only Is new cases OF ys,lsTl
2 deaths vtre reporisd nd
Jacksonville. Total Cssg \ M
deaths, 1913.
There were two new uusl n
fever In GAlne,vii.e yessi,g.
Thirty.one new CAsesul M
and three deaths set5 r,y N !
sonville on Saturday. OiAHl
only six were WhiNs,
ThtrJ was q liRb. ifOtHl
Ala, on Saturday n0lhlsL n
from yellow fever oc1uHA \
Friday night, and s rev N
diBeAss vas reported Oh slihI
makes four nav eAlei L,a [
noon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

The Diocesan Of the Roman Catholic
Church of Delaware will hold three
days session in st Peters Pro.Cathedral
commencing Tuesday, October 23d, and
win continue three days. Rt. Rev,
Bishop Alfred A. Curtis will preside.
The object of the Synod will be to consld
er new laws, receive suggestions for mu-
tual conference of the clergy and TO act
upon all matters relating 10 the church.
Solemn Pontihcial mass will be Cele-
4brated each day at 1880 o'clock. e b.
khoads Will have the direction Of the
music and W. j. Parry will be the or
RaIust
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Joseph GOoding has taken tha coal,
lime md sand department OF e G.
bAEdou, Thirteenth aud soJts streets,
and has buils end fitted out a new eff se
g. She some Place. Tbs lumber part Of
the yard Ia low a separate concern, and
Ia called the Peninsula Lumber Com.
panF. This oompany had q splendid
exhibition of Eainsco,tipg, shlnRlina
and moulding at the Agricultural Fair
las week. The OOokmGn ii. E Sunday
sea ool, opposite the coal Office, desire to
tsSSA Ar G)odinR for the present OF
half toa OF eral
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

The rush at Russell 49,
%. o., dry GOODS 'tore I as,' |,
something he The Iu'l " ~, ~ \
week. Last bataf1sI M
ing anything 10 tke h.a "! I'M I'M
except a saIuidss o.,'i IT,, al h
IT, arm nAs D3~'7s o1,'s, y, 4,
t ps'p II, N The brIiai that ,ae REPs ~
d the paper 10 advertise ,. 10 M, I'll
ali the publicity giYteli ~. M n
flil TO keep on hand tls / ~ . isss,Ill
This coupled van il5't al 1 l1ilI
always insuEas sDCceSi gs,I. ~ 1
10 the Mesirs. Ruissli' n''''
kaOV 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Readers of the REPUBLICAN who have
read 10 another col mn the article headed
u'keep your tyas peeled on thie,2 Is pub.
lls ed by cur estlmable FREUD, Mr.. Louis
Fellheimer, the Economy Hall" pro
prietor, who forget to say in that an
nouncemtnt that the people can ilnagiue
bow b is small profit system is appreciated
when on last Thursday he sold twice as
many suita Of clothes as any two cloth.
ing houses In the city Whining on Low
prices and honest advertising did It, and
you can bet that nothing else has made
that man and the Economy Hall" 60
popular
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

A great revival is in progress; already
thirty or forty souls have professed saving
faith In Christ, and the altar Is nightly
crowded with seekers. Last evening the
house was filled OVERLOOKING and many
failed TO gain admittance. At 3.l5 p. m.
a general experience IN. citing was held.
Between Two and three hundred persons
were present. Much of the old time
Methodist spirit WAS manifested. On
Tuesday at o clock p N another meet
ing will be held for prayer and testimony,
Services each evening this week, All are
invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
FIFTH EDIIII


- ete tuddsn -
w Last Friday aAsnso1 O !,
At, a. the residence t u y. ,dlea Gun
mann III. Luden, No. I "a 20 sS.lia
o. o. Pssn1sylvAnla, and a5S', n. ". "
ia.e Hob'rt White, 4 " Sa1
take place this aile,r,al.A loo ~
terry. 'ue Old sEH,I
Thomas L, Sutton A, -,
s snow "s,t citizen, died sa NJ lssd
gay OaS. afternoon. lie ws a'' .,:,,l
grand stand at The " ws itSll|
1'I,.1 the races When "Iall'l
with apoplexy. ss rg,a q NJ :.
special office Ncvey t y,asl NJ !. !
nome, No. Ills KIM MOVED
about 10 O'Clock in he ' ~.
deceased al's'ns was bora Mar All sg wy
mo moved Si, 10 this city sOne ye,T !
mas mas nlled several position sa' n
.ne war was a DEM s-i =
Marshal. He Vas sLl,' nv 7. Vall
and for several year r' Ia, \ Y! "
Iron Works. - We Y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

ICOMMuNInArrnl

Miss LotIIe Turner, the great horse
nack II Ter, who was ct the Wilmington
IalF on Saturday, entered In the hurdle
Eao's, riding one Of MIR. FaRAn's hltSes.
There we're two ladies entarsd IN this
race and BiSs Loitie after jumping all
lhe HURDLES Won the race, much TO the
sns9rise OF her many admirers. Miss
L1ttio is well known hero aud her
f.iends feel highly elatsd at her suoos IS,
HURDLE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

WAsHGRGToS, OeI li-hy
Charge d'AtialFts fe3sa'j
the Treasury DepGftashl p ~
instructions to ihe Oas'onl - =
Ban francisco to ps!mi! lls :.
that port OF oarlslu yh W.. ;
who have lately arrived 'hsia
whom are provided vita i',- .ii.
oates, while Others dttiio many !,
through the Ufi.si sac Y \
countries. III Answering ls W
cation, Acting Gee e'sIJ a. Y K
quotes the provisions o. w. ~ !,
Exclusion Law, and ssj' 1Ll. !. !.
undsrstood th.i TIE heoIa. + !,
arrived sinos the sppfo'a ! y "a
ths Treasury pepSrm5.'
comply With be reqafi"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
hurried rms morning.

Tae funeral OF william II. Tucker
took place this morning from his late
residence, No t40 Rest Eighth strset,
and was largely attended, among those
present being Delaware Council, P. B..
L ana tbs Gt0oera' Association, the
deceaasd being member Of bosa or.
gauizEtione. Tho remains were taken
to 81. aETs's Catholic Church, wore
solemn hie3 mass was celebrated, aftaF
which they wero taken, followed by
a long lima OF carriages, 10 the CAiholiC
cemetery, where tho intsrmsnI was
made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Nav YORK, OFT l,-y,11
man Qlinn, u Dhltlo, I W..
knights Of Labor, Who tsss.
possession Of Py.hs,orI,u,' ' NJ
slrAtaRem uAg, Win -.
elected thereiiom ~ IN AM
terday morning QulrI Nj
lnsta;ed In the hall By o,in /.
court, and he and M ~
holding the fcrI, Tbsy m
1heir hats, coAts aud Ib0,,. nj
sleep. Shortly afltrv1rjI''' =, N
the antl-HOme Club is,ti5s i
the hall In their stccliDq NJ
burst open = door and ..iI.4Ol
MS friends, o. the sane tlu,l
them with fsis and elut, n
them through a Arsl ItUly N
the street. The elected in 4
police station In their s,O,tl,,I
sought protection. No ny
made, bat Quinn viii sDDl, h
rants this morning. Oas tlli,1
was Dyer l. Lum, su.lll d n
ohist sheet Alarm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Hubert A. Roop who has been laid M
with q mSlariAl a,tAsk for the past week
has 30 far recovered 90 TO Do ebls to
visit his priEtiRE of1os al the oorner OF
Toisd and Marker stFssfa today and
give GENE AttohalOa to busIusEs. He IL
very weak howsVsT, and hopes that 10
u In 3 tAir way 20 gather BtrsaRth. and
patrons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

-. 49,. 81 No 2e5 Orange street, OF
- - 1888 sFauk Ia the pFoprietrest,
y Sstis - A~tUSsRy night by Ser.
~ ssAesa aHh fqusd of ofiolrs
~ est ssnsgtHR THAT II was 3
- . u s@s, 1So proprietssRs aud
susss'v@ US~s tAksn 70 police stR-
- t-aaa.s ~ @Esar were dikOheFFsi
- AAsA FDsk oa,Assaa tsil for her np-
- -agr = - , HsspossaE. Bha Was prdsen /
2 - - smE Flas1tRg guilty 10
Msi Nysa saAed $50 ARd coLtt
Vs. 49, esSasWlfg paid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
Charged win DIsordcriy Uonduos.

OirneliuB LyotB was before Judge
Turner this morning, charged with diS-
ORDERLY conduct. Tue eViueBoe show cd
that be 10 a WidOWer with two smA
children, and that he went to the house
whore these children arc kept and
created disturbance. The Judge rep.
TimAnded him, aud after learning that
he supported the children said that fOl
their sake no would let him OF, but II
would not be we'll for him to transgresl
again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

The recent walking match nt the
Wilmington Rink has awakened an IL.
terest in the matter among toe young
men Of this city, and some OF them are
endeAvoring to estE blish records. On
Friday evening, at Z 80 O'Clock, VIII
liam 8. Smith, Of the p, W b B. loco
motive shops, and Harry o Mclean, Of
p. j. Walsh q Co.'S eatAbiiJhmsnt,
started on go As you-pleAse for New
Castle and return. Toe time In going
was a8 mir utes and 30 seconds, and in
returning IS minutes, being one hour
and AK minutes for the round trip.
The roads were In bad condition, other
wise this time would have been greatly
T ,ductd 1t Is probable the TEos will
be repeated, IS esoh Of the Oontestantb
Ii satisfied that be can make much
better time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

lsAAo HAtneld, oolored pleaded guilty
81 this moEulng's session OF mo oils
o9aEt TO schArRe of diHordeIly cond uoi
Tbs testimony OF tbe prosecuting viii
neis showed that lBaao vent to place
where church fair was being held.
aud created = disturbance by load talk
and using pTolane language. Tbs Judge
sAla tAas his conduct Was very repre-
nenslels, AND that ho would iRPosS 3
flne sf 50 And costa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
AnIodlaps Knight R'.l'. !.

IND1aNAroLls, 0c' A -, Doll
through which Demoe ,.aJrel6r A
have Pucceeded ~ ll ~, a,SaaIi
into mo the Knights 4 La l.,, ois + NJ q
Indiana seem lisely 70 '1 INA mean
lion OF The order hero. ,i ia' bu A
Of Si' many ~ Of tbs assemblies 1s p III
d ia III. l'. I,s iss 'V Toiia|
Lewis Harmeyer lnat e ND shI|
Commercial Assembly. ~ ., ,lo ,5 gldl
just rendered bis . 5eilsn1 th,l 81 4
The reason for HIS scllot NJ ,- iJenori|
S Eat Is being used By !. VIZ 1joistioa 4
fundamental principles y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Ga Wednesday evening the Rppubli-
oIrs Of Christians Hundred will hold q
gland denomination at Newport. The
meeting will la addressed By Ohafles
II. Treat the Republican candidate for
coL gfsss and George V. Massey, Boq II,
Of Dover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Az y &S'~E1Sh ~ she Order of
J. y ~ 49, AHe JOiltpsg Uniea will
- D ~ ssaaGss nal, ca n rpSey
49, nv. T.. A MaaFsa, Of
"a Ratw IN Aaab@a ~
NH1F ~ sssasls IN tall l4xhiAA aza
- AS Sss5ass5 With q
Bsssgss.eT lss.G s,ftEFDsAs n5nsin. IN
A., =. . Lao OF tea S8Hts WI. be
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Springer. Morley & Cause offer for
SAFE lheiF fActory, ~ Thitd and Orange
tuett5' l.. II. bpTinEtT propose TO de-
Ssts his time TO EtshttacipFs. u. N,
Aotley Will faneyS 70 virginia and
engage In lsrmiHgi AAd o Irwin Cause
VII " rashy @ enter iGtO some nee
occur.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Rev. VIM. Z. swRrtz preached his
Initial sermon 10 the Central PreEby
erian Church yesterday morning to q
largo oonEre cation from the taxi: "Wby
stand We In Jeopardy every hour" TIE
Installation services will take plaza
next Friday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

William RaikeR, colored, was charged
before Judge Turner this morning with
committing an assault ON colored wo-
man. She, however, did not appear
against him, and the case was dismissed,
on his paying the costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

LAMBoRN - RICHARDSON. - At tho
noMpoft d. Y. parsonage, on Ootobor 4,
BY the Rev. Jno. ID. q. Hanna, Harvey II
LamboFn, Esq, RRd Miss Carrie v, kIsh.
aTdson, Of March alton.
MEW-EN9LE.-On October
10th, lsss, ct 9&lT North COLLEGE avenue,
fhilsdsl 5his, By bey hobart atahRm
Mr. John Bartholomew and Miss MARY
EnglO, Doth Of New Castle county, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Fancy fur Add plush lap robes, horse
DlAb kete, harness, truuku Rsd sAtohelA,
Prices lower than the lowesl, At Var
gers, 407 Ahipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Would alter house after March 25th
next, No S45 MAdison stree, Into stors
for coed tonsnt Would make Q good
laundry stand. Apply 70 ". Sect
Vernon, REPUBLICAN, ofloe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

To trade, . tWo-stoTy brick house, con-
tanning eight rooms and bath, nearly
new, for electric light stock. Apply at
this oftiOe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

salesIadleS say "t h e nlceS
goods we have. mo wonder
fine and beautifully wover
like a Henrietta and full 3S
inches wide, trim m e d
with braid or velvet; where
will you find a better for the
money! Never before les.
than 62B; now so.
garnet blue
brown green
bronze gray
serpent
Another in Celeste cloth
is soft woods, str ip e s and
plaids. A nice, stocky, warm
dress fabric, with a good Sc
lection OF colors. so cents
Combined In blue and gray
combined In brown and gray
Combined in gendArme, gold and
brown
Combined in Empire green, gold
and garnet
Camel's hair all wool
cloths, beautifully shaded In
self color stripes. This is a
picked out novelty, and one
Of the best picklngs we've
had. Again its so cents, and
to look at it you would say
its worth hall as much more.
Cascade Plaids-double-
fold-little checks In brown,
gray, garnet and blue. Most
too many of them; a nice
dress for children though,
and the over guam tlty gives
them to you for 81 cents In.
stead of SO.
French Flannels II you
know about are regular IS
c e n t fabrics everywhere.
French al | over, French
printing to the very dot. A
few pieces are here at a sac
ri6ce sale In sage, tan, blue
and garnet grounds, printed
in bright colors. No nicer
house wrapper could be
thought out. 81 cents In
stead of IS; less than half.
Carlton checks every mer
chant knows-every lady
wanting a good iron wear.
ing dress should know. Plain
and unpretendlng little lin.
checks, but full solid worth
every day. Think of them as
all wool, 81 inches wide, and
in eleven different styles Of
nothing but little checks.
You have bought these
goods right along for the
last year and paid IS cents
without a word-got good
moneys worth too, at that
These eleven pieces have got
to go out of this store, and
| 50 cents instead OF IS will
send them--dresses or child
ren's coats, think of tn. m see
them, feel them, and-judge.
Embroidered Suits done
lon a very fine serge with
silk. Everything about
them good and siylish-Io
yards In each suit-b blues,
browns, terra cottas and
olives, with persian, FALSELY
and self color borders. 50. 20
1912 SO, SIS, $50.
| We handle pushes and
velvets largely. Nowhere
will you find more to your
liking. We have now to show
you these popular trimming
goods in 1873 styles.
All Of our plain and stripe
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

There cannot be an effect without q
cause. Therefore nee Warmers Log
Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy, and
put the stomach in proper condition
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Tomorrow pFSniIss 10 DO fair, with
stationary ten parsiuFs. Similar con.
dlnons will probably prevail on Wed.
nesdAy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

SfToR sALE-UWIHo TO tbs PF1Tu
simy wife AAd soRsludihG 70 break -
lufnltefa a. PFivsss saIs 81 i've ~ SdS ~ a.
yA . d0eas eAA bs tpsH sny eVeEing re-
'"ean AID . e'sloSk, 81 VI ". IN 81 iSi1
WANTAD-A BOY TO HKsHH Gam.
s@ AahNB J ~. HKRNSE.
As kiAg stress.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Charles N. Jordan, No 10 w sI6 aisi
has a ounce in the 81 .l'C CIT,,unisrtH'l
w mes1GFf I, o 5S i6S1'' T ! aan, !.
S SS1 George co &c Jordan Of Co. 2 e.
5 s. years e, $ old, tBat i 1sS 50
ali of them, welsn ~ tths
S SGhsSplon = > lnd 4, !. = !, p. %
H " n IA Sr JordHn's Tind9
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

Tho ProhibliIonists of MIL Greek
Hundred met At the Mermt Id on s5tur.
day last and nominated Abel j. Hop.
hine for road commissioner; inspt o,or,
Edmund GrsRgi assessor, Jonas Blair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

velvets at 80 cents are re-
duced to as cents.
ALI of our fancy velvets
are reduced one, half.
s1.oO ores down to = so
$50 /" to i.95
The plain pushes are
richer and better than ever,
and beautifully assorted In
colors.
pruue garnet
serpent myrtle
cardinal dOre
maroon empire
vert gobelin
terra Gotta sapphire
olive seal brown
new gold
And the prices never lower
for quality-69c to S2.25
Our coat room is crowded
daily. You will find better
satisfaction in morning shop
ping. Some styles of La
dies and Children's Goats
are already sold out, but new
ones daily. Another lot
aud the fourth this season Of
our elegant So Stockinette
Jacket.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15
sorasd ~
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Frank J. NvIuT, Nm n
Yesterday received a,,.d : nitb 4
IL California IilIs 60 T nres
K ETg e. o the Butcher ,.S
East F,s Third street. ,. d1,S
liza are quite ;; = . ST,I ID
seen At Klsnle'' AZ w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

dumb sRue, eto Ss5 ', o,''l
centh q package. va
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

y she REPUBLICAN, ofios today, in
The ahsdSl
n'oL1ok 10 sTpicdk Il o'oIosb
400 300 kRO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-15

OhlldTsh's kid gloves. 70. B. Riley,
gas King 81