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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
A VA.uAbis AsscsipL

For long time z James Belt, The
Wsll-knOWn dTugRist At Sixth and Mar
ket AtIeets, has been making q very
superior article OF cologne, which he
has b en- selling 70 his customers With
ont anY effort en- bis part 10 push II.
Not long ago q gentleman from CA'ifJr'
Dla Wha ia Mr.. Bite store several
times aud seemed very much interested
In this cologne. One day recently Mr..
Bslt rensived letter from this gentle
mar, Offering him . high prlcs for thit
receipt, bus u 10 scarcely necessary 10
say that he declined tie offer. ThlI
coloEns 10 known As the "FArlnA, and
nothing more Eooeptable than q DO Tie
di'ei with Il eau be desired for Ohsist
mas pFeaent. lite fragrance 10 net only
delightful but las log, consequently .
30 tie OF It viii last long time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

"tNAA
FhlLAbELr iIA, Dec II --9,if
~ lst Fllllus 81 zpts4t In Ansa,
Wy musuefeE oi seven ne1, N
Su.tu soslstds Afternoon 10 And
guhtters OF Y o'e2auEb'L C.iea, MI
nlsh evenHe 4 I'd Font S.rsa m
Nss AZ yesrs o d, AID bal b,sn h N
country niue Yeas II olussAlrl
70 oeail shofu y si'e. l.s srII n
nto' Iath has gone ii0u bad 10 ~
He was know N. uysr ma $50, I,
lue h4oaI VIZ k6d elephant lhA N
crushed ciT1 10 eslli. TloushLu
cl9stiy wAicat d,ne Tol.l 10 % ,stsl
oal smpARss' Ills weight va % 4
On the slb d Ostohar lat CblaA,,I
lioin the wln.1 L qRaf'ar' up % LhiI
aver ne lie Wss 10 a rags, sd I
9riV.ng men, FomCu and cslllna
iote LIN hn1 efest.02 ApigIs N
the police wef called Gul d I'm \
Ina1 Tnsh Of The etFalaL Hssli
suoh . desgeri g d ht Inst Ten I'D
men opened iite Ua lin b0, q Vrnl
When eight bl ilet5 bal been p.nA
hts LETT lex iLa 4 hB Was htei b.4
he Wluser lnA hos
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
ghilRaSlphla, Wilmington q Bal,
HIdcre Railroad.


Sgalu1 wiu leave yVlmfs Eton - Ballar,l
y 6ohsais "a eia teHpreas 8, %, go, Ggt
w slt VIZ, Y s ~ M y ~ \ q ~, II %
" :. - 10. 5 u .. 10 %, 10 & ,, m. -
az; y 9 II 6iS. NJ, u b. ga 90. 10. aRe
AeeonhOcs.iOa, 90, ga TeS $40, ptS
nns ~. si5.S. Il b H. -, q Is "a 'S%
Tor wsst Cass..rs ~ iSnokia. y AAo
70 a, NJ, 2.83EaG t0p. n,
tons, %. =, 81 shd All II 3. a. -''s 50
bAitimsre And intermediate stations, 10 ia
M az y. N. and y is Might.
hAlumore and WAshiuEtoh, ass, Sc sI,
e y sd y ooH. n, lloa = y, - tas, q,
rralhs f0r Delaware Division isave fort
ksW s'aaus, ~; ". :. A., lass - SH
4 q y ~, M s,,l ssd i y q /, hiset
sfAi9td lexpIsssi, Sso p. N.
dArrihstoR, DelnEr, Gnd VAI stations sE
EIprsss Tor HirIias,On, = % p. n. Wa,
EIhfsss 20 bower. HunaEtou, and Dsl,
FtAnklih t1tY, s0An, -
Tort and Norfolk, h@ NiEhL
Leave PhnsdslphiG, Broad street for VII
~ hS' % "a i H Il S.. d so. Is
{ 0s 52i, ga. 6s5, I'M, ii.s9. II 81 >. "a.
Accommodation, 6l5, io28 q, ~, In, an
BUHDAY ERAINB.
For Philadelphia teHpreasl, 900, 81 tH.
70, SIC, II 81 a m, an, n % and ~ ~ p, m
Accommodation, bl5 ., M, n 10, i1 4 "
4 ISL 7 ~, ana 10 % p. N.
roT Chester ieHpresai, Il. . 10. II 81 q n.
kosonmodation, Sisana np. IL. sio
Fof Sew I 5ff jsIprsssl, %, 7sA %. lls
slA nbia. n. an, ~, = q, o. and la.a
D. m.
ToT West cheSteE via LanoEin, asa n
Foy Ctps uharlss, Ola Font gonfort. an,
| Norfolk, II O. Night
| For New Caste, Middlatoun, Oayton
| Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, HeAtord, LAurai
BAlum0Te and Washingtop, t@, sOs
II. i6iq a. m, Il %. q ~ and 20 D. n. Bald
| more, Q. % p, N. and n IS slight,
Leave Philadelphia, hFoaa street, for VIII
| mington texpTessl, $50. N eN, 80. n. I
| A. n, 800, az, II. %, II. % and ll.T r. "A.
Accommodation. g. Is, 10. y A. NJ, ~. ~ 4 a
] $40, $50, 10. " and n. 1 r. ~.
For further Information. pAaeengera are n
feIred 70 the ticket once Al The station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited oKpro1I
upon which extra sArs II enArKed.
asRsrsi ashaSSs asRsrsi Passenger Aal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
Boston Brown Bread
At stAib's, Si4 Narke, street


Registrar Lee reports 80 birtbt, mar.
FisE, and Is deaths Ia this c,ly for Tbs
week ending at noon last Saturday.
az siuHi 4s births ADD 10 deaths for me
corresponding week Of last year
Causes Of death - Consumption, diph.
iberia, Ref eFAl debility, mem brAneouS
eJoup, 2 each; ApoplexY, albuminuris,
oJauos.s oAtArrh, gasirills, heart dis
esss, II tiAmmAtiCn Of bowels, msripRl
tie, pnsumonih, typhoid fever, each
Ases Of te.sssed-UI der year,
from to ? /. ron 2 to 5. 4; from 10 {,
Is, 1 from Is 20 81. /; from 20 to so !
from so 10 40, 2; f,om so 10 90, 5; frau
80 20 20, /; tom e. 10 80, L. from % Il
100, l.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
FIFTH EDITION


Unique novel lie. IN" -
Atd attractive, tbs ,ao mott bAaiI
pleasing, the most . lug dulabls \
dlolous OhrlBtuI A. np,pp'ophAle al
oonp.Ssa ~ p eeS that tssu =.
value. a % o. sEter.,o'sg lhOs .
nAItmenl. W. ''Fs I'VE Ell
BebatiDe pi'che.s roo,.,.,
mua,aots cups nal rl ,yv.sloi plllI
Jsnsnss ss''T a., - umbrella n.
can WAT7, ohcoa lsie ,,' s'''I sna AZ
Z enoh CHINA axe ri,, nueVlsIu
hand painted q isrv 80 'Aia 4
ties, etc , r 4 M r'.' Ky Rtlsi
and H t frame n.rfifs w., ya ",le' To
best tea te's, IL nov ta,L 'uo nesHii
plano lamps, tsygr,-st - :, Asaa =
tsa sets, dinner set. al , C,,,,aloii
~ Mt. l. Lett. Re-, ~ Ia4s :
erect. . w. so
Ths latest und urr,p,,,
able snd orr Lr3snl, Il ,... gS',.al
Presents given from me = , =, aola ?
Permanently delislt ,ri '5lls
whole family. W.
A beautiful .oek tt-sn,A
y ~, ~ ~ coy y Is king sryuld. !,
10y NY :., - "s.9 ,. \ E t. 'a' l1ss w
p pht,.ea.S, selia lie t1s cysrgtu!I
stock he used Ia E,ys ~ 4'tas
aud freshu ~ 4 ID s5,,,,, ~ %
amount Of hit traI4. ma M ,.' ~
progress 10 chtua. ga, - IA
furnishing wax =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

The game OF football between the
Wilmington team and the Eddystoae
cam, played In Landsllth Park, Six
tsenih and Clay mont st. eels, on SGtuT-
Gay afternoon, rtsu ted la victory for
he Eidystona team BY Ic9re at Sto1.
The game lasted from so 70 5 .. M,
and WAS vigorously contested. The
visitors vera teGdered . supper by the
tomo team. The Wilmington team has
gained f0nF game out Of Elk Il has
plsyet, but tie Eddystoue go; The bet
ftrof it
% Christmas day n game will 10
lsyed between the home team and one
ON Philadelphia, ~ the Uaiou Street
BAse Ball Park, Ut Wh'ch 3 smAll hd-
Iifsi, lee vill be chtrztd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Lucas L. Allen, = eompts Tor 10 -
Evening JouTnA. et3es, was AsSsaiIst
and Iootti q gold sAtcl and chan
late lAst night a,1nS she city railway IA
the Highlands. about halt way belv es,
the B & O. depot 81 Rs nS Sun Nj
Allen and 3 friend named Jack Wsr,
coming along the track from E!'tn,
San, Jack being c3EsijsrAbly AagAl q
Allen, when three masked men ss'z..
him, and be was kt ok dcWu 50,
Jumped upon, aud tue Ic1Els b.
watch and chain were TAKEN AutI
cried Aoud Tor J sex, who returned b1
teo la,e Z Be 81 ALy Ne 10 his FREED
Jack aTti bis revolver In the direction
the robbers ioofi bat they escaped
Allen ca be ntu wsre tai and wor
lerE oyeEeaats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
FOlt Ueut Dsfeatsa.

A memorable battle was fought yes
1erdEy In EN,on NJ + Church between
abe iorees Of the cAuFt h and a debt
about 500. The pastor, J K, Waters,
with rEre lsol aud inRenu.ty, hAi d.
vided ha church Into fous real l. ants,
The First Regiment Vas comm Anded BY
Colonel William 4 OGlwel be SsaJuI
Regiment by DOl0uel james Il wilson;
Third X siment, Co Onel james Il
ehockleyi Fourth ks&ineUt, Colonel p
7. Laws. The reserve i-TSss were %
command Of tie pastor wlih the follow
Ing aids-dG camps: John W. WRrHou
And ssW Jsoks0u, John F'AmoF, Isaa
Boulder and Alexander Wllsan
The Rsv. james A. Richard GA lad
command Of The iDrces IA the mOEEl1s
In which he was ass ell ~ bis choir,
and Rsv. 4 r. Parker cOmmanded q
The Afternoon; ct night The att ok vas
made uIdsr the Q. u and o. r Y D J
n. Ritdick, Of Z,aI " Z. Ctur b A.
tisltd hY the choir TIE battles we1t
hsree and vel cor duc,ej, aud rgsu tel
In grand vic cry for the church Iursft,
though the fort Wss net sut.Ie' ; dsIo.-
lRhed.
TIE collections taken were a. 70 ogs.
Fourth RsRlnert-A, t3l 10, B. SIS IS.
" tlo,osi r flo. %, g. 80 AZ, Il So u,
I, 81 n; X. go IS Second r glmsu'-
9, $3.50; ? tlSS A Els23. /, 81. .
81 rs; B, q u5; L, t2l5. Fis. Esg,
mert-A, $50; r, Ell; 81; u
ri 20; Z ts.59 =. f3iI7. G, - Is Il,
D. 90; |, S; X IL 50 Ttiri Regiment
"A, t2Gc5; b, SIS %, @. 500: n. s..
3, t1.S0i =, SIC Is q 81 Il, s. 81; /,
nI1p; K, VIA Pastors reserve
foEces, t9l 81
The hrst banner was AWARDED TO ID,
fourth Regiment the second banner 8,
Company a, Third Regiment All ia,
nhoirs sang % vel 1ur.BS tbs Jay thu
90 decision could be made Gsto phlct
sung The best Tie tCl.owinS Is Ihs rs
sult Of the oollecr-n 5uilaE tie dAy
First Regiment, Sui %, Second EsEt
msnt, fib3 05, Tlird Regiment, S-5' 70
FoGrth Res neat, S,t6 Il; toIA. dsy
collection, teS7 -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

= HOUSE
five rll BIS and wednesday ma insa, CON-
n Ecing Monday, DGosmtsg II
LtT4ca's leading Muncal FganiHAtion.
he fanaug HlLBuR UPkRA COMPANY,
lteludtnE the American Jude Miss Suus
AHHlh Achd y, Merry WARP Tuesday.
'FfineaEi g Ire5isende!f WEDNESDAY natl.
lee hnd evening", - mAlsotte;a r6urBdRy
eTsliER, hlWJ NagsbohdI;f Friday eVe1.
llR, 'Thrte BLACK Ui9Lka q"
saturday evening Dte n, JHHsON d
SLAYIHb MIcsrKELS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Raw. EtstJ C9'pI IA btra
yesterday i'5d ias rsiien'a o. Diply
z. HAmi.l1 30 l!A Olnae eHeoY
HE renslys were laE.nttN o elo,K
Bsthsl A y / Uacica, SAN y
Walnut SIR De HhsTs appfe2iis,@' y :,
vices were b4 j which listed until Y
D. m. Addr sees E6le ulsls w A. NJ
stAnsbnry, 4 7v n e19y' INV ~. y.
mIniaterF E.ystAl vtJit vdls HF'
sen ted, and :Ipmt dee To l'.1 u I" 4
solemn CharR better Us lenle'i ~, I.
Masobic O:l er, 70 Wblch lla -. -,
belonged, 30 tned ou'lu 'a'.9 sI |. ,
aud marched s. ~ ofssn z '.lyo ", y !
Mac Of iptsrmeui, 81 FsteI'a osEisa
Lancaster avenue Anl / u'-u ~"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Rev. Mr., ssdtleT preached bic resu AZ
iElNa,Ory stTmou ~ pastor OF the g..
5'snhen'B Lutheran Church, Ia Pc cher
Hall, PsnlnFuia Methods. building,
sesterday morning. The congregation
was 40 unexpectedly large o-e. TIE
rsinstofE Of the movement are sur
ptised 10 End 40 many Luthtrsna In The
city, VITO had either joinsa other
cLuIehsa or ioiusd no church, prsisIrlnR
10 wait TOT the Day Whs1 ore Of thrif
own Weuii be orsat iEtd. The 6nudAy
school already numbers over 100 mem.
haf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

JArh uSyI. LIZ, D 6 10 Two refuge e
fpecis! trains from Atlanta and utlur
Georgia s4ags arrived lg yesterday aud
The reEaiar Nor,be Z .rAlas have al
been We allied with retua Ces Probably
500 peyl I IN a.. have arrived tE this city
IN tie p-ss :h.rty hours Tie refugees
have eea met by bands u music, ii.
Psup.t bearing banners Of welcome ami
pt-sf lngls.TAtioIs Of y.
bussae Is oIsI.rg up again sai the
streets present a.uost tht.r woufei ap
PtArance l.ls eslmatCl that there viii
d ia.ly 800 arrivals per veeS during
Toe ueH; mouth Ire prospects Ter tza
season aaA general sr s.eC,s a. Eual.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

wpvrIry| W Va Dr.H-h q
.,na M, cleveland, Lorraine q
Ebeelipr Rll!rlAi jumped he irlA
a lrrstle Owe Morgan nun a1a IA n
to the grouuI Drio", d i''.t i M, n y \
The engine Is samuel ( ii,s 3 nam,
killed, but le fireman ''-4 l,s ,l.,,Ij
- = me le snglBG nutt., coupling PIN ai'l
aud IL renal Nti On tlt ''@'A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

COAT met .. ? o'clock this stternsou,
sud prlcssded q. onoa 20 consider the
applications for liquor licences. The
app,i, aa:s sn1 their frieads are ouG 10
force, ard the Liquor Dealers Assoeia
ton Is TttTsssnts1 BY Il. H. Ward sEe
walter H Hhysl, Esqs, and tie LsW
aud Ordev saoleiy By W. ". Pickett,
Z g IhsEs will be determined oppo.
s.tiou 10 guile number Of the hppli
cEptA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

viii iAGt All Wiatsr sHd many winter
TO o'E.e II you mike your house bright.
neat comfortable and cheerful, at the
smAl 81 current expense, By pFOcurir 3
tns Of Jsmes epesr's dustlets, m %
preserving, sir iiah;, - II elinkeT, hot
bls'i fte3-lAvi1s parl0F stoves Bls
bargain uoE At Jan &c =. Wood & Cos
Front and Orange streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
THIRD EDITION.


PHuADrLPHiA, Dee. IA terrible
tragedy Vas enacted at MIL Greek. Mont.
gomery county, q short defiance above
MAnayunk, Yesterday, when John Fer.
Ruaon shot his vile and then sent q bull.
let into his own brain, The woman
fingered 10 agony for few hours before
che died, but Ferguson died shortly after
the shooting. The couple lived IN Mana
yunk until Friday the 1th Instant, when
they moved TO Roscglen, little station
on the Beading Railroad, three miles
above Nauayunk.
waoTHE BURnRRER Is
Ferguson had been employed ps an en-
kineer in Flanagan's shoddy mill Last
August he was taken sick with an attack
Of diph heriA, AID was eOnhntd to his
house FOR one week, at the end Of which
time be resumed his work against his
physicians advice The doctor stated
yes crday that Ferguson did not take the
medicine as l1Ig as he should. and the
lingering disease poisoned his cod,
which resulted III arrangement ct his
mental faculties Up to the time OF his
tckness be had always treated his vile
kindly, but after thar is manner chang
% and he became irritable.
An HALLUcINATIOE or JryLoUsY
Ferguson suffered under the hallueina
lion that his wife was no true 10 lin
Aud a short time ago he purchased re
volyer with which TO XIII the suPp1s,d
lover u his wife,
lie carried this day aud night. and enc
orning last week he aroused his Nite
O'Clock. With the revolver pointed
A. the WeInau's head the husband com
p1llrd her 10 take an oath that she had
not permitted any maa 10 visa the house
that uight.
On Tuesday list Ferguson became
very III, and he con inued to grew worsr
until yesterday. lie became violent and
imagined the house was surrounded
by men &c king 10 ruin HE " ig. Ere
quently the man was found on his ku. e.
In the mill crying aud praying,
THE Awful TFAoFuY.
After breakfast yesterday morning ;hc
family were gathered In the kitchen OF
the house The husband aul wife had
been Quarreiip 9 on account OF the le4l
BUSY ol the mau. The father Kissed his
little boy and sent him away. Tie hos
returned 10 the h Use soon after and
found The father on he door dead and
he mother shot though the heart. Tbs
child then alarm d the ueigbb1rs, and
hey hurried to tar scene OF the tragedy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Beau.iful vaasa. nl,ohs,n aaeoyA1es
ware. sieaawSTe- nnStaohs .nn~ II
sfvsn Ne wIfh "a Vsrv urisania ~,
flhFlstW - nrassnts Az .ns~v ho,l
ersSn" nieaissS snoon hn,aaS ~ hn,ss,
Sish Al 40. a,rsS -S1h 80 vorra n
- FN~N~ "
M goI6an A,,p .vvun IN.
IN sn,icoss ako ss'
~ s.elI... r~lsln. m
~ ,.i-t.-.. "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
DIED.
BuFKE-on the ls,n last, rd-.,a Burke

BUEKE-Dn the lsth last, FdWAyd Burke
aged s. GeArs.
Relatives I'd friends OF tbs IA ntly are re-
sptet-uiiy invited To st.sni the funeral
ffom It's late silence No. ell windsor
sure, on Tuesly merning a. y O'clock.
hish mas At -. Peters Church. Inter-
merit At res Jsth edrAl &c mete y.
RlIOBlE-Un tire Afternoon Of the 1871
Z ipFt, J In kitrh'e. 10 his sut year.
funsrAl fttm hiS late teriiEnes corner o
Titth avenue ana Brown stree. =, 70 IorroN
uesdayl a. ern9oo, - ! eioeE. turia
81 10 ser iirEn Eino CtmatsFT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Tie fair Of Ds sre Commandsry, q,
Oid Fellows HA', closed Saturday
evening With gratifying success The
following are few OF the pr - that
have been drawn: William 0'OoAnor,
de lorateh tea set and gallery ria:
HA'Ty Archer, alt clock vaiatd 81 sos;
Grand Chief Brown, silver Ice pitcher
and R1bleti William J. Chandler, plush
shaving SCI; OmotF shersr, 90 va OH
Wl-llAm j. hnTeI. nd. q oliver cAst.r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

a., Frld AZ 2-yeNr-old cslS = !.
Thomas MOlr, resl'llaa ~ ~ ~ III ,b,a1
wood street, tel iEgR a ono" Tbsp d
with Its 81 a lllril ~ ,oord N
child was picked npl W. IAN, IAN Il
one Of the bones OF voc :, M lofl
broken, and The o;lGI Oi IN n n Nil
Of . bow. DE- u " -. -, ,,or I'd, q
and Pine 81 reefs V1 - Ma I'd
rendered thu ne essay 'i'-
Anoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

The funeral Of Alexander H. DIHop,
OF Oeutreville, took place on Sunday
morning. ~ II o'o.ook, and was quite
largely attended. There was no iefVloe
ct the house but . retpsotful silence
srAs n aintsined. The interment took
place IT L9ugWood otmetery, Chester
Olunty, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

BY using simms' Botanic Heir Tonic,
the area, bAir grower and toilet dressing
cares all diseases Of the SeAip aud re.
moves every impsiiment to . healthy
growth Of hair; 600. and 81. Fourth
aud king streets, Wilmington, Del.
Philadelphia, Smith & Kline Co, 42l
Arch street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

AS he train on the B * o Railrold
that reaches this city At . 10 3. m. eft:
Baltimore this morniuR = mAn getting
ont Of the cATs drnpIs cd down aud died,
The name u The 40 WRs not heard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

For ob,,. mas photographs g. ;, y y
I'D h makes the tues' Pl. pay ctI,'l
,sn ~. .i,S a he very loEe'' P"'
GALLERY, S0f harEtl s''o'"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

For rich and poor who wish 10 enjoy
aOod health, and who DO not With 70
resort TO bitter. nAuseous liver medi.
cines and eAthsFtios, IL the conoen
tTAted California liquid fruit rene
dy, Syrup Of FiRs. All dFuRRlsts
N, B. DAniOFlh, Second aud Market,
Wholesale agent,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Morris Z Moses p,chv' siveuth u
morning o. The coiIei "a res.onsd !
Market ctr els, TH'T N,rtia butcher !
the loser, J eseph = -
Tia Thlrd shTeel n hIhee
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

johnson & S.AS.n's mlritIs.s ALd
kikAnac orsaaiLAfion wi. occapT the
aAgs Al the Opera House On sslGsiAy
sVehinR The troupe is vel tpoEFn o.
~ she New York papers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Their is . WsIhout on The P W &
P. rosd this morning, between Elkton
and HAvTs De Grace, end the trains due
north wire detained some time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

GRlBR-kUSuE In Brooklyn. n. Y, Ai
ths residence o. the brides mother, -
the he7 u. Z. HaETfa o. ST HeurzeH p
4. CHURCH. I'd SAfd A. q Ter OF Whining
tn, 20 L9ttls I. Ausstn, OF Broaklyn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

Fer - cents you car bay the beat
hAnd-mA3e mixed cAEtlas fresh made
hA wees. N-ly as, o. No. Wet
secsad sire asa Ne. So KtnE 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

To zee our ladies' ~ p.yit NO.VHl
yon buy. MillaEu =
Second btTeet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
FOURTH & MARKET SITS.
The food tide of Christmas tines is on.

The food tide OF Christmas ines is on
You are met en- every side with the rush and swing
Of an active retail business
Al. are ben the Grand lots OF mysterious
talk graf schemes of alment and surprises bushels
uf loving thou hts, and secrets innumerable.
Happy Chris mas times-happy givers and grateful
hears-who wouldn't have it Such times not al
ways sured by profit and ossthere'S generous i'm.
pulls everywhere
Our mission is to help you with suggestions Of our
stock
Your shopping will be more pleasant in the earlier
hours Of the day lady looks into the store and says
I'm going home, and viii be back tomorrow morning
al O'Clock before the sd gels here" That's the way
is and you'll find her ADVICE good
HandL er -hiefs--Ever popular gifts always eagerly
sought after. Where will You ind more to your tastel
There's everything here you think oil and every price
and kind Our notion counter fairly bgZzes with dsligh
ted handkerchief buyers-the surprises this are
many much for SO little, prices never lower goods
never better.
We thought we would have enough Of our extra
quality Silk NJ, file at 81 They unusually hand
some and the rst weeks onslaught took than we
lievld possible We have ad ed the second 10. and
cu will find such quality Of Silk Mut4rs hard to find
outside Of this store yes they a leader.
new lot OF silk ard Gloria Umbrellas with thos,
gleat big oXdiz5d silver handles in ShePh,rd5 Crooks
and large rings stylish things and nicely suitable for gifts
s. so and So.
Does Your taste run On fine table ap ontments-vhat
more impairment than Linens its b. for everyday
have the best so cent German loom damask you
ever bought reduced from Is cents. II for gifts you
should have Barnsley double dlmask either BY tie YARD
OF In sets,
The newcs; designs in Blrnsey by the yard hail
stones ivy eal oloYer leaf smax, fern, and moe all
with napkins 70 match, 81. SI.a5, $3.50 per ya.d
In Rln4eA. sttsaosa dots large and small squares and
4a,S ceaue pses bort-se,i al &nts and with naFgns
aar'a1aneea table .nas and constant pleasure s. 50
s.; S and up ta SIS.
te ca-aH d.ty ,h varn almost giving the feeling Of
fesaness to ony @ a; them \ new idea IN the Elder Down
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

For hae miHtnns KING
West $500 nd or No e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

NolhluE is nicer or not s mi Of Ih''
click. DsVis hAs ! .,,fe,
at No. Q Z Vet seoouu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

ma Rrllaple, sos madls9s rhl
R S,u S Ssh Caps May sooii', "a 1 Sil
ash, cal De b, nonhusi' P5spch, No "
Oysters, ~, 50, 4V''
Madison street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17
MICHAEL GRADY,
DEALER ~ PINE
Boots Shoes and RubbsTs,
No 234 King Street.

NO 234 King Street,
Now is the time to buy
your Winter Boots and
Shoes. Go TO NJ. Grady,
234 King street, where you
will find the largest and finest
assortment in the city OF
Ladies', Gents and Chill
dren's Fine Shoes; gents
first class handmade shoes,
every pair guaranteed. All
kinds Of coarse wear and
Rubber Wear; all the best,
a d cheapest in the city
Call and see.
M. GRADY.
vsl %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

"Anrku-A FIRSF-ULAsS WHITE
w Rirl for K:nsfai housBWsk; szA
family; gtOd Eo1e. CAL sitsr ak p. n. as
klEk street. Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-17

W AANTED - BY A GOOD GIRL.
" situation A. cham 5tfmtid ana wait
ress or ErutrAl hpusewOtk, has had eNuerieHre
and can give good TefeTeu &c. Apply a. ~
hAais"- tIteL dtc-l5-8 I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-29

on the defensive, and now that, for the
first time in Its history, ii is the party OF
opposition. Il is still on the defensive
position almost anomalous in the
political history Of the country. This is
because 1t refuses to abandon the princi-
pies upon which il was defeated four years
ago. believing that there is money enough
ia the barrels OF the monopolists to buy
Presidency. The Democrats have but to
keep the ISSUE clear 10 win. Victory for
Cleveland, Thurman and tariff reform is
going to be very easily won. Mr.. Reeds
humor will make no votes for the Repub-
licans. The people are in a frame Of
mind too serious 10 see the propriety OF
any thing Of that sort II may strike the
Republican leadesas funny that the DEM
ocrats should prefer cheap clothes to cheap
liquor, but il will not seem funny to the
people.