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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Johnny Martin, the Office boy OF Ban
Francisco firm, has b great liking for
bells. and never tires listening TO them.
II Is a positive mania wi h him. Some
weeks ago he sent type written letter on
tho letter. head Of Tbs firm TO q we'll
known bell mandatory in the East, ask
ing the price of bells, particularly large
church bells. weighing IRON 10000 to 80.
600 rounds. 10 reply be received cir
cular aud price list, and POLITE letter
earneetly a. king his patronage. He &C
knowl d it's receipt faying that he
thought their prices tbo high and that he
could do better In San Francisco. The
bell makers at ouce b nt their best sales.
man TO California, with Instructions TO
secure the contract BIT any price, and q
few days ago he wAlked into the San
Francisco house and courteouslY asked
for Mr.. John Martin No one knew him
until the agent showed the letters, and
then the bookkeeper said "That must
be our johnny" twas He was called
In and confessed The agent was very
wToth, and demanded the instant dis
charge OF the lad but the firm sAid mo I"
They said q boy who could write such
good business letters was the kind OF boy
they wanted, and they promoted him.
He says that when he gets rich he is 90
ing 70 build church and hang In II the
biggest bell that this Eastern 6rm can
cast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Tho second tourist parry for the South
ern States and Mexico VIII leave Phil . :
delphia Monday, March -, This will be
the last excursion Of the season, ard the
entire trip will occupy only iorty-seven
days. The route through the South and
Mexico is precisely the same as In the
first rand tour, but Californ'a ia not
Included 1he journey will be made In
the magnificent train of yestbuled Pull
man palace cara recently constructed for
the use ofthe firm, and which includes,
10 addition to luxuIieus tleeping-cars, q
dining-car, barber's shop, bathrooms, IL
brary, etc Every detail! OF the trip has
been p'Anntd on the most libersl fcale,
and certainly there could be no more sat
isfactory way Of making sightseeing
round. A special time schedule will en-
able the passengers TO halt at many
q 1aint places where tourists are seldom
seen, aud to travel chiefly by day. Ten
days WILDE passed in the City of Mexico,
at the Hotel Iturbide, with numerous lit
lie side trips and there will be six days
jiunt on the English road," as the
Vera Cruz Line is known, The number
Of passengers " III be limited to the &C.
con modations OF three Pullman sleeping
cars, and the limit il likely to be reached
quite early, as there are already many
names registered Descriptive circulars
may be obtained OF Messrs Raymond &
Whitcomb, No. Ill South Ninth street
(under Continental Ho'eD, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Just At the close OF tho matinee per
Torrance OF "a R1u OF Luck" IT
Nibio's Garden, New Y ,rk, on Wedues
day afternoon, little Jimmy LanAhAu
venture ed near the eutranoa to lhs cafe
Of the Metropolitan Hctsl to soil his
pspsrs The bright 10 year'o.d boy was
shiVertug with the cold, aud to escape
the chilly blsst he pushed open the
storm doors Ans entered the corridor
just south OF the theatre entrance
Matthew hadiQan, one OF the porters.
Was watching the pewsboy, and as the
after crossed within n 10 preecr bed
limits OF the hotel ne No sland, unAJe 3
desperate onslaught upon poor ycuug
LAranAn wish borseNhip MAdigan
beat the newsb0y hfst about the legs,
and ia following M the attack Ia Lost
c1ntrol Of hio umpsr sltogeit er and
Btru * the liItle fellow several blows
across the shoulders and lace with lht
whip. The porter chased the boy OUT
Into Broadway Ard continued t. horss
whip him The Assault was witnessed
bv "numbfr Of ladies leaving the the.
ARE who cried "Shsm, Shsmtl' hut
we're AFRAID TO Interfere in behalf Of the
poor negebOy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
FOURTH EDITION


II. d. Walter adveItises TO soil hou'es
1T public sale on Saturday next 81 3
.p m.
O. Herbert Cochran. OF West Chss
ter, Pc, has aons on . UP 10 LJs
Anst les, OAliioi mis-.
Frank O. Stldham went to Chester,
Pa 70 day TO sell lot o! hne horses
for A. H. Tyson
A person suffering from poorly act
lug liver should take Lsxador and he
happy once more. Price % cents. Sold
every where.
A man named Kirk, residing Of
Msrthallton, was struck by u train at
West Junction. on Monday, and bidly
IL jured.
The sun 1913 this morning ri 7l5
and set OF $500, being an Increase in tie
length OF the day OF rs minutes since
this beginning OF the prsssI month.
Mrs Mary L. Horuer OF PhllAdelphis,
and Mrs Emma Floyd aud two chill
dren OF Camden, N j.. have been Wait.
inR frieu de and relatives In our city for
the past few days.
MT. Morris K. MoIes CORRESPONDENT
OF the New York and ChioAso Sporting
and Theatrical Journal, Is in PBilAdel-
phia to- day attending 70 the e ks beLe
1T ct the Academy OF Music. and OF
course he is As happy rs clam ut high
tide.
Samuel Mcdaniel, OF the firm Of
Mcdaniel & Jester, has been prospect
log through Illinois aud Missouri Tor
smother lot OF borses for this mSrSet,
end he lie expeo:ed 10 Tetarn home In q
few days, when . sale will DO duly AZ
Rounced.
Geo. l.. MoOay wi ! sell at pablo sale
on THURSDAY, January s6:h, 1888. On
the farm known ~ Bethel Farm, situ
ated on Foulk road, B,sUdyWine q en-.
dred, so head Of good Gu We, , head Of
good horses and all the farming uieu.
ellis, hay, straw. corn, corn fodder and
wheat In ground, 10 commerce b.
O'Clock p. M
Frank Hartley, OF TsJ Tor, Ga, while
taxing cafe Of his horse, dropped hit
big pocketbook from LIS coat. He
picked 1t up and laid Il In the mAuger.
until he should have flashed his worn
but The horse took n liking to It anu
ohewGd and swalioW wed the contsuts,
excepting $50 IN cold Over $500 in
green backs went down the good siecd' q
I throat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

| A spirited pr'2e-6ght 10 a finish took
place yesterday morning, in the suburbs
OF Newark, N j., between Eddie Daily,
OF Providence, X. and John Murray,
of Vermont, for a purse of 900. The
men fought niue fierce rounds, when
Murray got In a wicked left.tandcr on
Daily's right side about the short RIBS,
and knocked the breath clean out of his
body.
Daily then Strengthened out Ike o
corpse. His seconds worked vigorously
to revive HIM but II was not TIL fully a
minute after the fight had been given to
Murray that he showed signs ollie. Be
fore he fully recovered he staggered to his
fee, and " the centre OF the ring, where
he was stopped by the referee, who In
formed him th.t the fight was over.
A very cosy purse was raised for the
plucky little loser, who was game TO the
finish and LOST thu battle through a
chance blow
FIVB ROUNDS AND Knock OFT.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Jan IS, IsSS.-One
OF the best lights witnessed In this city Of
late took place tonight between two
local heavy weights Of considerable note
Stanley Cutler l5G pounds aud Richard
Fe gus, l5s pounds. Both men have won
several ag ts before, and were out Tor
blood Small gloves were used, aud $3.50
was the amount at stake, Fergus
knocked Cutler cut In the fifth round.
KILRAiE RFADI.
The following letters appear In the
Sporting Life this mOrnlug:-
To THE Enron
slE-l see IN 10 days Life challenge
from Davis, but don't think he would
care to meet me in the pr ~ ring all the
same Any way, II Dayis really wants a
trial sm willing to accomnC date him
on the following Couditions;-I wager
ECO will knock | i'm out inside OF siH
rounds Marquis Of Queensberry rules,
any time he likes to appoint within one
mouth from January Is -Four weeks is
ample time TO traia fJr boxing contest
Further, two weeks later | will fight
him under the new rules of the prize ring
for 10 . TO 1850 side. Davis eau
either have one or both matches, but no
other terms viii suit, and should he not
accept my offer, which Ia q fair one, no
notice VIII be taken by me of any further
challenges that emanRte from him.
Yours, &c.
JAKE KtLRAIE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
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A Bul FIs hter,s I.Ast Liam

A special despatch from Mexico aur
A popular bull lighter named salcri w
XII led Sunday afternoon IN the bull M
At Puebla while performing diGsai
act known 10 habitutes Of bull d.ts a
III salto de la gan ocha, which rssuh
provoking bull and then eridtg h
charge by leAping over 1t from tal 10
tail with the aid OF pole. n, sll
that killed bAleri had b, en- in tb,rs.a.
fore and appeared to be well acqA1h
with all the tricks II the toread0n l.
made feint Of charging and, Wtaa
adversary had taken the leap, " N.pgl
short and caught him on Is horus sEkA
were buried IN his abdomen sash 1A
before he could be removed from The iig
He wac native OF Spain aud was gtit
fav rite among the irequentcrs q tgl.
lights on account Of his youth, agility
and courage. The passion for bull .gha
In this country IL phenomena hen
are no lees than siT rings In this cry, al
OF them drawing crowded atteulanr.
every Sunday and upward of dolsl
sheets are published aud cold whOs
columns are devoted exclusively to 10
scriptlons OF bull fights aud kindred ma
tiers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Last Tuesday night the Street and
8 ,wer Commission, through . mis-
understanding. adopted resolution
oeneutlng City Au1ior Newell for
tRIcintss In not epteiiIS mp the liens
for paving and curbinR since July lat,
but upon Investigating the matter and
finding that the auditor WAS not to
blame, the resolution has boon re-
toinded. Mr. Newell ssys that he 70
ctiyed = notice On the 18Th from the
com mission, inStIuoitng him to have
these liens ready TO present TO the board
by last Tuesday night, som etbing shat
Il would have been impossible for him
to do. Two weeks pre- Vious 10 receiving
tLii notice the AuG .or and street com
missioner made careful measurement Of
these properties, and since then the
suiitoT and his clerk have besn busy
every day a entering up the liens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
FIFTH EDlrIoM.


The Legislative Coanit,,s ri,
fn1ther meetirE .. Dover yest,,S.s
morning and proc eltd to exam ina ~
the discrepancy In the Aooo mi, n
Secretary OF State CAusey ard Co.,
the Peace X. X Cochran NJ, ~, ~
county. Mr.. Oausey WA pres.,, ~
Olerk Cochran was Represented n, ~ i,'
deputy A. IL Osborne. The Sid a ~ ~
wAs presented By Secretary of ~ S,S.
salisbury 10 shos that the Ic,- ,..sa.
dispute had been expressed :, r'.la
Cochran on Novemhsr IL ana II ny
oemoer Z and II, 1856, aud ne, n.
value OF them when istutd .ouB
amount TO- about $4,000. Mr. C,ps,
produced the receipts from the eIp,s.,
company 70 show that the pnct,s..
were thipptd on the days named
In reply Mr.. Osborne said ,hs,a H.
oeu ses had never reAohsd the Ueiesb
Wilmiss ton. with tho exception Of,
package OF marriage licsn,e, grth
oember ~, 1855. Ho contend, ll,n
stead OF Mr.. Cochran bsinR in ara.
TO the State, he has paid almos, u N
more than he Ia charged With.
On motion OF Mr. AllAhanl. N,
Cochran wa directed To inqulrg Al N.
express offioe In Wilmington and nv"
cure q certificate from tie COMPANY n
to whether they had or had not deliver
I'd the psokAgss Ia question to bis INN
the Certificate to be- returned ia Il.
COMMITTEES today. He thought th Il M
committee should go 10 the bottom a
this matter, a. . certain re,pon,lblli,v
rested upon them In this case, aud n,
for one wanted the affair hettitd on
square basis
Mr.. Osborne promised 10 attend 10 II.
matter, and 10 was then dropped 70 tas
time being.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

A colored girl apparently Aboat Il
years old, named Mary Fields, wao
said she could not toll how old ple uN
or whether her father sud mother gts
living or not, was Arrsigned a, tbs
moiniDg's sessiCn Of the city court
charged with lAIosuy Mira, Mtuii
Swan, . L Zoe LOOKING mutsuo Wousui
testified that she 10 empioyei .; the
Clay ton House during the day, aud 70
turns to her homr n. No sl0 EAT
Eleventh street 81 night. Her hnF
band, also, lie away during the day, Of
work and ~ she has n uung baby th,
needed 40 ne one to take care Of IL
About tao weeks ago she met the A.
oussd In the htreet, nd she bssgsi the
complainant to siva her q home, which
che finally Consented TO do. LWt We'd
nesiAy the girl left. taking with btl
several articles of olo'hlug snAti 81 10
mouey. Mis-, Swan sAld that che do
not wish to prosecute her II she solll
return tho clothing, aud the gin wH
held In $500 bail until to.mUriov, 10
allow her . chance to make res lta.l1s.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
THIRD EDITION.
American shipp,pg League.

The American Shipping League which
began Its annual convention in WsshinR-
ton on Monday adjourned at poon on
Wedr esday.
The delegates from this State were
George ", STONE, Washington Hastings
and II. 7. Cause:
Mr. Stone says he thinks this meeting
the most effective ever held, as 1t was the
largest attended, delegations being pre-
sent from all the Atlantic s 'ates.
During the session the statistician read
a report compiled from the custom hous-
reports by which 1t was shown that In
1880 seventy-Ave per cent. OF our oieign
trade was carried in American vessels,
and at the close of 1887 the amount had
been reduced to thirteen per cent. and 1t
was stated as the opiaioa OF the best In
formed Of American shippers, that this
remusnt would entirely disappear In the
next decade unless the government came
TO the rescue and enabled American lines
to compete with the subsidized lines OF
foreign countries. This result will be at
tanned by the wearing out OF American
ships and the refusal of ship owners u
rebuild under present circumstances,
The condition of the Coasting trade
was then contrasted with the foreign
trade. 1t was shown that the former I'M
der the fostering influence Of the nayiga
tion laws Is equal to II not superior Il
that Of any eountTy.
II was stated In proceedings 81 the con
vention that the Spanish government has
very recently subsidized a line of steam.
ships from Havana to New York, and
also corresponding line on the Pacific
coast TO San Francisco; to the extent oil
81 so q mile, and that this sum equal
the amount Of 81, 800 for each trip, whicl
Is equal TO % per cent. on the cost Of the
plant required; fact that makes compe-
tltion by private capital impossible, as
enables the Spanish ships TO carry freigh
at rates less than the absolute cost Il
competing lines. This condition OF affair
is not peculiar TO these lines but apple
to the trans Atlantic and o iental lines
England, France, Italy, all run subsidize
ships to all the bouth American ports.
At the afternoon session of the leagu
speeches were made by Admiral David d
Porter and General Imboden of Virginia
A series Of resolutions embcdying a bill
TO be submitted TO Congress was the
adopted. This bill provides that sub
sidy OF thirty cents per registered tol
shall be paid to every American vesse
engaged In foreign trade Tor each l 90
miles sailed by It and that this subsid
shA al continue for ten years, after whic
for nine years similar subsidy shall b
paid, minus reduction of cents tol
for each succeeding year.
The resolu ions recommend the i'm
provement and restoration of the nation
al navy anc coast detences, and the carry
ing Of the mails by American ships sail
ing under the national flag. The CONVEX
tion th'n adjourned sine die.
Over 40 per cent of the exports Of th
United States during the year 1887 wei
agricultural, and all this went In ioreis
bottoms, the ireights OF which were
source OF loss to this naticn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Pants for ladies. They are
silk. faced, budded fronts. cat.
stitched Eeoks. twenty-five
gauge, fine, light we light and
warm. For ladies' who do
not like heavy and cuber-
some merino underwear,
these are just the thing.
The whole line is reduced
from $3.50 to SO cents. Sizes
% to 3S in scarlet and 90 to
Sc in white.
In our Coat Department.
We are rapidly approach
ing the end Of our Seal
Cloth Coats. Our season in
these very desirable goods
has nearly doubled any pre-
vious one.
Of those st $2s, reduced
ito $40 80, we have 5 In SO,
70 in 40, 3 in AZ, l in A
OF those at $50, reduced
to S2i; we have I in "a, 1
in So, 1 in 40, in AZ.
| Of those at SIS, reduced
to $40, we have in So,
lin 40.
| OF those at $40, reduced
10 S32, we have ! in So, l
lin 80.
OF those at $45, reduced
to $35, we have 1 in 81. in
I36.
In Children's Newman
lkets we have a good assort.
ment, IL, IA, 10 years, in
IpIices from SO so to $40, all
lat abou! one-third eff in
price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
. 2 = .
AaAdemY of hinAIn

The San rrAucIsco Mlustrels lsst
evening c'osod very successful Ell
Rsgs mtnt a. the Academy Il Music.
Thia evening thu "Magi1 TAhsman"
opeus throe niahts' enGG cement. The
Buffalo Evening News say: Fairy
shows are sill tue 30 in Bull 40 this
week The Grand CentrAl pus on one
OF tue prettiest-'The hngic relisman, ;
which IA presented by the Mizco Com.
pAny--l very strong md popular or
RaLizALiln. IL is q psnlom me rpeotA'
Gle ike most Of the fairy stoIisa on the
stage, AND An exceedingly pleasing one.
Alfred Mihco Is The clown. lie is vel
Known rs Que OF the cleveress IN trst
line. The Nelson brothers, aotJbats,
are with tie company, and do rome
wonderful teas They are Unsurpassed
in their spt c = ties. Fred Roberts .aue
several topic son gs. Toe entertainment
was good aud ths house WIS Cr1wdeo
Matlnee this afternoon" TIE usual
matinee viii be given on Ftiosy and
Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

A Maine mau has loo KEEL up ihs
records OF thirty.siE boys who Is'1i
hity years ago went TO the ids
brown school house" In Sanford Al
have become prt spsrous and eK0lsai
oiussns. -Four are prominent laEItni
one tuocttGiul Boston phyhio!sli I'LL
teen prosperous msfenaots; Ole
wealthy kAusas farmsi; ore Is sufehh'
tenc u q tho II a saving deparmstl q
Warrington; ono 10 m officer In The
u0iied States navy, ana ayagre rang
ers. -Four have been mayors Of thtll
cities, and Ieveu, all leading cilizansr
Skill live In Sanford.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
In our basement.

We have sold about 200
doz. of those elegant half
bleached German Loom
Napkins, 6 s size. They
are regular 1925 per doz.
napkins.
We have about 100 doz.
lett. They will be $3.50
per doz. instead of 1926.
Some lots of Muslins for
a quick sale have among
them "Appleton A" at 81
cents, "Wamsutta' slightly
imperfect, 81 cents. You'll
be too late alter to day.
The perfect goods-call 1t
"Special' and try to find
regular Wamsutta" any bet.
'teT--Io cents.
Crash, extra wide and
heavy, 10 cents from 12i
cents.
Five pieces 7o-inch extra
heavy bleached Satin Dam
ask Table Linen. 62b cents
rom 81.
These are cleaning-up lots
You don't Oft. n get hold of.
You should remember our
basement.
VIM, R. SHARP & CO..
= urtb AND Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Ga Monday James Kirk was seriously
injured BY the oars nj Marshallton
Station on the r. & p. branch OF the b.
q o Railroad. kirk was walking down
the track toward thb platform when he
was overtAken by II e train, which wAa
running very slowly, and k ock6d
down. He MAS I'd rned over several
times By the force Of the shock and
when the train was stopped the wheels
OF one OF the cars WINS within n foot OF
bis bead. The man WAS severely In,
JoTed internally. Mo was taken home
aud DR.. BouS hmsn tummoned. who NJ.
fenced him, assisted by two other ply
s'clAns. Mr.. Kirk 70 about 60 years Of
age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
Tho board of Pardons.

HARRISBURG Jan. I8.-It was near.
~ W. O'Clock this morning when the
hoaF1 OF PAreOns adjourned. No action
vas tAsen In the oases of Milton Wes.
TOD, Samuel johnson, convicted OF the
"a ufieF OF Farmer Snarplets, and others
OF Importance, and q special meeting
wi, likely be held next weeh.
bdW Oofey, coufoed IN tho Pltis.
nGig JAl under sentences OF death for
me mniatr e Policeman EvAus. cut
his throat esteraey. II Ia said lao osn-
nor recover. Toe Board Of Pardnns 20.
fnssa his ayplioa.lu ior a clamntstion
q hshieuoe Sthl 'dAy morning, aud he
ooHth'Ite. tue G,'d shorty AFTER being
Informed Of the . ard's action,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Extra services are being held In near.
~ all the Methodist churches In the
city, and are being attended with suc.
oess, although the number Of converts
10 hardly up 10 the usual number con.
vsrttd during tbe meetings this : me Of
year. Very interest NJ services are
being held at 81 Paui's, Asbury, Union
and In fact all the ri. K churches. The
Heavenly Rscrults are also holding eK
Ga meeiiuRs WITH considerable Runaeas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

NEW York Jan. 10 -Inoaue ga
ousy resulted IN "a terrible crime balS
committed Ia South Brook yn lhs o.
ternoon Frank FoncknsF, 3 !onpi
Austrian, skot his wife. A1die, thfs
times In the bead, iTflicunR wound,
'"htch will problbly ptove iAiAl, aps
then she and tnttantly killed bins'L
rho couple we're only msrrttd rtp.en.
Der last, and AFTER livIi 9 togs,hef 10
some three months . plFatsd on o0uH'
OF Bouckner'6 jealousy OF his wife
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

The United States Senate, on Weines
naj' hy vote . A. to 10 passed the bill
~ Rounding he direct tax Of 1901 Mr..
broSn' OF &c .ta, spoke in support of
we blair educat NAL bin, and Mr.. Blair
continued III SPEECH on rhe same side
IA VI House Mr. Plumb, Of Illinois, in.
troduced a resolution tor an investigation
INTO the psssage Of the funding act OF
july II, lefl, but the resolution wen,
over upon objection. The House passed
a OH NAV Ing al appropriation 10 carry
ihto 'utct the provisions Of the sgTlcultu
RAJ experiment stations act The Hous,
"tba1ed without reaching te tn,
JOINT resolution for the participation o
Tue United STATES government IN the In
ternational celebration at Melbourne.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

Mics Emma, the daughter OF Conn Gil
man Samuel Cham bers, diet yesterday
from meningitis, aged IL years. The
deceased was y most eslimaDle young
lady, beloved and respected by all who
knew her, and her death will create q
void 10 LARGO cirI,a which H. will be
difficult to I'll. She Was cohnsc'ed
with the Rodney Street Sunday School,
the teachers and scholars Of which will
atu nd her funeral, which will take
place at IL 80 O'Clock To- morrow mora
ing from her parents residence, No.
400 Clayton street The interment
will be made In wilt, ClsS Greek
Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19

B. p. Perkins has been mentioned
among tho candidates for the Republi
can nomination for Mayor. His has
been a con sis,ens Republican fIom the
organ ZAtion OF the party, aud is =
siralghtforw0ra citizsn Henry Conrad,
Seth PeAster, Joseph PylG 6nd other
gentlemen have Also been suggested
either Of whom would maze popular
NOMINEES. Tho Democrats numiuee
vii be Chief DouRharty or William B
Norton. With full asseksrasut xnl a
proper orsan'sation OF tha 4 pubncai
parry eishsr Of thtm may possibly be
defeated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-19
W u. SHARP y 90.
Vim, B. Sharpe Co..
Fourth and Market Sis,

We've rushed out very
many reduced goods this
January sale--neyer more Of
them-never at greater bar
gains.
Think from your stand
point Of the winter only hall
psssed--Think from ours OF
the winter nearly gone.
You want winter and ear
ly spring goods yet awhile,
we want them out OF our
way for spring purchases.
A "Yes" and a mo" in
the same breath-we will
meet on the middle ground
|of low prices.