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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
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WASHINGTON, Dec 2l,-Thtre have
been 20 many Cabtuet rumors OF late
that less attention has becu paid 10 them
here than month ago, but during the
last two days a good many have come TO
oeieNe that al least one thing is settled
and that "a thst the Secretary o.. The
Treasury will not be from New York or
the East. The grounds OF this belief are
not easy 10 give, further than It has been
confirmed b. Mr.. Mort0us visit 10 IL
diAuapoils
lteomes from very good authority also
that Nr Blaine ha heard fr1m Mr. Har
rlsyu and .s entirely satsf,d With the
message Whether Mr. Blame viii 20
TO o the Cabinet VI not his closest frien Is
are unable 20 say Bat 70 De DOES not 20
L y Is DO, 'mFr taAIe that Mr.. Allist u
all be Secretary Of the Treasury Tue
move next lerl - DOJst NJ. Malone INTO
.ae Cabinet has Rot met with much sue
eesE even 90 Be l. lids 81 those engaged
z r. A. g50r: WAs inside ye-ierday AuI
70 day 70 urt.s The Southern Congress
1tn fci Malone, hut II proved a dismal
failure
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

PRHsIDEHT SWIFT, Of lhe Youn 2
hsn's DemooFAho Olub OF hGsBAchu-
ssgta, says that he dndl food for oonso
lAtlon In the thought shat President
OlsvelAnd had NAIlonAl IN rlIy, bu
u the professor hAd taken tho trouble
9otore seeking consolation from this
source 70 have examined the vote OF
BJuth OArolinA he woald have found
ehAt he Vas Indeed without hope. Til.
vohnK population Of shat SAis in 1884
rs 81 lsAsI $40 900, aud although IL Is
nos reasonable 70 suppose thai In The
snsuing ioaE years there vas la-Ee In
srsAaa. there HAs ouly 1870 v0tss re.
turned - hsviss bse1 oAsI for Genera
Harrison, and the STATE Vas dsslsrei
carried for OleFslsnd BY nearly 90 OOO
mAioFiy. In 1894 there were li5 OOG
eolorsd voters 10 south Carolina, and /,
= EaAsonGo!e 70 suppose that the gFesl
nItoEity OF hem, With large nun BET
81 the Wills yossrs, would have cAEl
thsir ballots for the RspubllsAn take
hA1 they not bsen proven led BY lnHui.
aati1n or ruhbed Of lhsiE alaotl 70 tran
shiss By frHut There Is no reason &c
asuel thGi u AIR vote had bssn per.
Eittsi in e5aSh oAFollna the rssull
g5uld have Rh0Ea 10 thls Gee saIs .
EaVublisAu naiohiy Erhssr IhSa Ihi
Haare 'Nha91A msj0rity" thai Il
cAAlEs3 ioF NJ OfFelARd ThsEe stare
Es1ii IN regard 70 tAs bIIi5i Will sac
Apply - Other SoztAefh slAlss, Rud
esa IA nj bsEa g ths Rtpa slssr
nsEsl N91la slvs rtSsiTti a nBj3.iIy
n QziR . HE al o. thHz- Tharsisrs
Ws sNzzsf see uttI ErorsiI NJ 3 Eit
q AZ gthss DsZ3sfti ea- hbTg i5l
m s-pty s1EIaiAsssz ia thrJ are
Hpw u iunAiy kEGEIE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
her Fsvspgs for = HoOdoo

WIcmTA, Kan, Dec q Near the
little village Of Bross, KluRmsn county
lives farmer uamed Bartlett With his
family The domestic work was done by
a colOred woman who was formerly a
slave. She imagined that she was hoo
doood The person suspected Of having
placed the spell on her was the el ier
daughter OF her employer The girl de
teTmined to have fun out Of TIE super.
stii0n and said she was determined To
keep the spell up until her victim Was
dead The colored woman then began %
design means OF Kidding herself Of IL is
terrible spell.
A few nights ago she an ! the girl were
left alone In the house while the rest of
the family went to neighhors The
woman attacked the girl and tied Der
hand and foot, stripped Der OF all her
clothing, beat her Numerically and con
c uded her revenge by smaErlug the girl Z
body with paint She then tied her vic
tim up In sn old fireplace aud built a FIRE
about her and He'd The girl WIS shortly
Afterwards found by neiRhbor and res
cued from her peTilous position, but che
| died during tue night The country il
being secured Tor the Colored woman
and II she is found she will be- lyuched.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
FRIDAY. DEoEnBER 81. 1855.
II Is a clearly demOns.rA lsd iaoI 1hs

II Is . clearly demonsarA ssd iAoI Thai
thls usunry cannot prosper WlIhOu
pfolaotiou 70 our iLduBHiea THIS has
been demonstrated WheB, under Demo
cradle rails In 1886 and 1857, Ws viz
1ually had tree trAds, and the conse
qasnos WAa uho Nn In our suspended
manuiAoiotieB And ldle work people
xhs tina no EeveT, was WhBn tht
e0uth, - . RreAi Agricultural region,
ga nos nssd pEotsi"on AS greatly As
She manu- tAolnTlng n Jrth, but since the
var Tor he suppression Of tbs re oellion
there hAa osen q new 51nlh, which Il
RAPIDLY changing that section from en-
agricultural 10 . great manufacturing
rival Of The North. As this 10 the casa,
pEoteslon IL needed 70 enable these In.
dusHiss 70 h1arlsh and Increase, ans
thereby deVsl0pe the vast resources and
mineral wealsh OF that region. There
II no good sAase ghy the greater par,
Of the cotton raised in the Sou b should
NOT bs manufactured there lR.o musllns
and other fabrics for the mAEksls, and
HE same IL The casa with the pig iron
made from BJulhern iron ore in South.
srn furnaces. bat prossohon is needed
10 cause these industries 10 be main
lAlnod, The day 10 not far dislAn,
Whsn the mSiotliy OF lhs Southern
people will understand these tAols, and
lhsn farewell 70 . solid Bou,h for the
Democracy. TIE present AdulnlIHa-
lion, for the purpose u perpesuAttpg lie
lease Of power, has done mush 70 m ain.
lain the solid South, which We trust
md ballsVe ell DO undous within shs
sRsulng iouF yeArS II 10 the eAEnss
assirs Of every GOOD citizen, no mailer
shai his politics may be, 10 SEQ every
Dsotlon and every Sta's OF this grsS
pouREy prosperous, and lie people
happy and e0nisRsed, but this Cal
hsveF Be, % long ~ one section 10 en-
bourAEed 10 array itself against an
llher.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

VEL Shsss "a 15i ~ Ery -
l1ans - uxse Ans1ss ~ re ssn psfAr e
Psups q Dssss. rsFy atH 57zErssalSa
Ezs1szv2 fn1L w5tf A. tsa iTSRsz z
EiAi Waa EpEGhi b. hsE II LIE ssas-
NJ nEG ~ y - RTsbl - q Il Ssa:y
- Y EvEy far q ne a2plsE= =
wE-E Euruas agEn- EEa Waaa boms CT
tHass sEElasi g1uz As-s Eat = Dc
s1EEinsc tEtl tsFB sSsz EFsstst here
b n asr n pri shs s3ust hsa god res
SINS fU q hssnE On re stae- hAud
g1Ut d tnDbt Ehe hs1 tks,f Gp2i.ea-
ts1El AsvDoSAs1 By azE lssaizE atag.
Asyt EEFe Uses tugnsa d3HH, Glth9ash
n usvssai iEsstDoss fksy had Old ei!s5-
hanss piAssA EvtTy GpplioAaI vAl
aaPwst tEs EzsaAai iEIfuis, and The
proves . tss oosTi ~ EEan ssd lo
aJupa. sHt tfissaAHss Of witnesses On
s4ah Gas. TIE e3uti has no doubl
a1Eeiuly Do1AaSted ths sEidsuoe IN
essa hsa svery oAss, and then rendered
nsit decision Assot1lag 70 WhAI they
A7ngtI VA rizet and lash II will nc
o9uSg prove . hHtdship 10 Sums Of ahost
wAo have bssa deprived OF their H.
senses, bal In Each case We DO not b.
daVs The applicant has any one B:
Same - nnah Gs him sell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dee. 2l.-Joseph
Booker, tailor, with his wife aud three
children, arrived here to day in desti.
tute condition and bourd for New York
Failing to obtain money to help them on
their way they applied for admission To
the almshouse, and while they were wait
ing In a stable to be conveyed thithe
Mrs Booker gave birth 10 a child che
was made comfortable in the stable oftici
With her newborn babe, and the remA n
der OF the family we're taken to the aims
house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

ne s1Ts ~ ftm1fTg the skin from
e rsaa.li % C1.g' tue elephant sfrau.
E=1 A. .Le slLier quarters OF Adam
-rFt ~ several day. ago IN PnHadel-
go Hst begun ty L Mirquct, Taxi
-4s. e! Rochester. on y eAuesday
lag Several barrels OF emb4imug
- Wers ialsctj into the carcass after
r. t1-g had bsE- fAisei into the air by
= E.s susperiel from . h,g Cross bar
i ta34Et' thAf about three months
81 = o. F.sd iI cutt ng the carcass up,
AL % viii b. fully tao years before a re-.
Port Of he observations will be made BY
he siAh 81 surgeons who are 70 conduct
TIE OPERATIONS, As the dissection pro.
Erfssss drawings vii be made OF the
. EeTent parts ami the skeleton will he
lotnei aud aud Sc, up III the college mu.
seul
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
Seek No Further

For you'll find just what you
are looking for, no matter how
small or how large an ar
ticle it is. No matter how cheap
or how costly. Right here, at
PENNOCK q FOREMANS.
We have laid in an assortment
Of goods for the Holiday Sea-
son, that simply surpass all pre-
vious displays, The cream Of
everything that is new and nice
SUCH AS SILK MUFFLERS
AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
Silk umbrellas with gold and
silver bands. Also a fine line
Of plush neck-wear, every one
a handsome present for father
or son,or betteryet,if you should
want to make them a more suit
able present Tor the coming sea-
son, come and see our fur
beaver overcoats. Two large
cases opened this morning.
They arc grand ones. Bought
from a manulactor were wanting
to unload. One lot Of these are
satin-lined and only $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

'YoUa FAIK should be . warning 10
oihH dBa1la.e, idls young men," we're
ne Wo'1S used BY Ohiei JaSdoe Come.
81 10 passing The dsAih sentence upon
william J. Calhoun ySstsrdAy morn.
ing and II win be wall for all young
men 70 bsAf shsm In mind. Had this
yoang nan given hssd 70 the WARMING
thAl be has had he would mol nov be
II The position that he is, bat instead
hs might have been respected and be.
loved. BE, however, paid no SI1en ton
70 thsss WErninEs, aud Continued &c
tA1psi with the demon run, until a
last whsn be Il brought face 70 fAcs
via The fa'e which ARAlli him, b
says - The only excuse tor sac taEribl,
crime for whloh be has bssn convicted
IA hes been shoWn that / VS. drunk
sad drunk frs Wssk, aud l did no
knoH uhAi vas d,InE." These word
SheE The cause OF she crime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

should have been here a
month ago came by the
Lord O'Neil." See daylight
In America to-day for the
first, That makes us better
off now In women's fine
goods-embroidered an d
SCI Hoped. embroidered and
hemstitched-than at any
other time this season. % to
SAYS each.
Women's Sheer, hemstiohed, color.
ed woven borders, 81 a dozen
two thirds.
Mems Initial Handkerchief, SIC
and zoe each.
Very fine, rich silk Mufisrs that
we c0uldn't have got ten days ago
TO sell for less than e. 80 each are
nor Si.76
Very fine Cashmere Finished Silk
Muihers, creams only, 81, SIPS,
Same, extra heavy aud large, e.. so;
the a 90 and . kinds
Cashmere Mufiiers, white grounds,
neat fancy figures, 25c. silk-and
wool, Soc; silk-and-cOtion, Doc 20
81
Southwest aud southeast Of centre.
A big part Of the Uphol-
stery section Is full OF iimel,
Curtains for all over the
house; the light, bright
graceful, cheerilying things
that never come amiss. You
can see them in any light,
just as they IL hang.
Brussels Lace Renaissance
Bru sells Point Irish Point
Cluny Lace Swiss Tambour
Antique Lace
Those are some of the airy
ones. Some of the two-and
thrs e. pairs of-a.kind at gall
loping prices.
Second floor, north of Transept.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
YOU WANT GOOD CANDY.

IT you want real good unadulterated
candy go TO GEORGE l., FFRGU-
IONS tore and Candy MAnuiAc-
tory No. II East Second street, aud here
you will lind all kinds, st the lowest bot
tom prices he manufactures his own
candy. aud has no Iced To offer AL ounce
OF gold for every ounce Of adulteratiou
found Bis candles need no guarantee:
they speak Tor themselves. dis Ct
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
WITH CHRISTMAS WISHES
FROM
COUSIN JOE.

Put that card with your own
name on it and 1t will 90
well with
a brick.a bracky bit,
something in Lace,
box Of GLOVES,
Ostrich Father Fan,
piece Of Jewelry,
Sewing Set Or Scissors,
Shawl or Shoulder Scarf,
Fur Muf1 or Boa,
or any one OF a thousand
nicknacky, color-b ri e h t
handy and helpful things fol
men or women, big or little
Including Stationery--every'
thing about rubbish. Novel
ties, oddities. aud pretty bit
for the writlng-desk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
sA'iaaslraia Wilmington AM
tncre Railroad SA'

Rwanuw. -. S ~ n ANNU
Phtia.te,ae,s. o@Se WilniIhEtoD -.
g eia %, 10 1 n, gi55' = !, il,1a1s
~, ~. 90, Toss sd y ). u th,h,. 1R
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FOr @estef ,s - "a 100 i Is thSaa
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For w M q s' Aas ~ iJ .. IN. . * ID
sie a n, 4 sSssd iGop,,' 80 n i-AnoSia. 80 IA
:, EoI Newark tCehtIel ~ tr....-
MN ~ =. N, u % And II Il sAeIiAA ",
~ NY 2, N, aud " "a ktslt '@Aoni, MA
"a more and Hay Lits ts.
"a N tinofe and NAshippt5s Y, a.
~ s ssa Il 9o 4. m, m ~ ~ iu,
~ ~, ~, - Z " P, m. and % o. NlytT' 81, ~
New Castie'. ssiis :, ~ y1slsloI lsa1sfor
Il y. M, and " 05 MINI 81" $3.50 ~ II
~ IN, ss :, g,..l and LeNes, slla,ulm
a. n, and Il ssp m'' ana vsfit'tiosL ~
ram hlfpT Z z q ioT HifIinEton, spp.r,v,
rs ssi + !, s n ibover, Harrington an, N,
frantlin CIV, 60Am,
AApress for Cape Charles, UlB Poi,, H.
'ofI and Norfolk, nO6 HtFht '-' va
Leave PhilAdslphia, Brosa str..,
~ nGSn teApIefsL 80, M w
~ W. ~ "a U 80 NJ, i0L in. X,
1eeoSiSois' ION w 9aS' ~, = D y ?, n =
aaH 81. On aM inG I04 aud I, "a
Iot further Information, p..s,n..,, -
ieLIed 20 the ticket once al the siiliSr ~ ~
~. lhs marked thus 81 are iini.ed anna,
anon which extra fare Il cnAfged. '-p'A
OHAH Y pITgg
ssasrsi hsEaaasr s.n,r : f Z MOOD % l.,
RALTTMoRE & ONO RAIERo,n
Schedule IA ceta. net. 4 IL
TRAINS LfANE DELAWARE AVE- nv
sFrnro.s ,lnli EAST HOUND. 'N
PhiiAasiEhla, week days, an sio,.
500 3 %, - 20, E2L,Si0 ID a IA. - ~. " IVY
Phuadelphia. sundays. ts1 -aNN
w 10 81 II nan; IA 20, ID 86
% ~ -, 10, - ts, SGQp IN. w" ~
=. Ohetter' week days s. 20, 6lU,TO.u
~ 30, u lbAmi 'l2g0 90 gW sE
% 70, 80, 10, ", sypm. y"
Oasetsr, uniAys, 5lJ. 10. ~ ~
"a ~ ~ %. l o, 3Ol. shl 't?l az
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washirgton Ia ,u,
3 "a u, y 10 p N; sl7ts nisht k1d,lt,
y N daily except sunfag.
Onioago Gni Ptttsburs, ~ 70 night. Wg
! p mi both dstly.
UlnoinnSti and 81 IouH, 'llU.tbua
y 90 y M both eRllg
sioEerly Recommendation, 20 and NM
/ NJ, daily.
tAndenborg Accommodate 4, Hsst stu
II 70 . n;ztb snd t2sp L.; sundAyl B
. m Hnd b2s p M.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
| For PHILADELPHIA, 7.35p. W.. dallg. gtsss,
/ sunday. Fer Baltimore, Aa. m. anil lSb
/ N, daily, 3 D. .. m., daily, tt.rnl suaIsv
! Fur l.andenheTE, o. sla. m lN IS A. b, n
/ ?. as o.. IN. daily. except suular. Us h. an
/ sunday emily h.l5p. Et. uaIs.
/ ftttsburK aud Chicago ,yv.rst aAl.s. LN
/ p, m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOE WIlvlyg.
To
Daily, 'I2.05 4. NJ, $50, 1910. sf.Ha.B.
| "a 70, noon, !, ~, 800, 40 'tB, hL -G
/ SO 10. 40 il.sQ, .. NJ,
Daily excerpt sunday, 81 aud ~. q. a.,
| sa.2a. and a.il o On
/ sunday only s.sl DO.
| Telephone. No. 49,
Rates TO Wtsttrn po,ai,,1BaF ta4H VIA az
| other line
| e. %. SCUlL, ". ". tIFNHNh
Gen'l Pass. Agent General Manage,
I uisa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Ali goods marked in
plain figures to all, and
that the lowest. Our stock
is excelled by none and
equalled by few. No
trouble to show goods.
Come and look; don't buy
unless you are suited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
JuStiS & Davidson,
arg Market Street.

In our Merchant Tailor
ing Department will be
found a full line Of Suitings,
Domestic and Imported.
Orders filled promptly,
and a fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

We, tae undegsigned EAhks ana BanEaf,
WI pay al PnSsa drawn N rha Loainn a.
state A41stsriqs which may be preSantso =
car oountera.
-, n. WALUHLENr. Pres, LSurnsau,
National namh.
PAEn1sE LAmAUx, PFes. state ne
EaOnG8 HhmH.
A. AALDWGM, Pres. n. o. Hna,I A.
OA8L AO1A Pres. UnfeB 1aaionai
Bhmk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
CAPITAL PRIZE. $500. ono
zoe, 900 Tickets - TWenty Del.
lars each. Halves ere; Quarters
e0i Tenthn esl TWoMiieGls On.


s,tst Prizes, amounting to....,..sl, osa. sOg
Norn.-rioEsts drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled 10 terminal Priaes.
For Olub Rates, or any further fniofmA
sion dehfed, write lssibly 70 the undefaiGn
%, Clearly stating your residences, vita
stAte, County, Strast ana Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will Be assured
~ year snol0sing an Envelope bearing your
null address
Ssnd POSTAL NOTES. Express Monsy
Orders, or New Y ork KxohAnEe IN ondinary
lottof .OarFsnoy By Empress tat our oxpsna6l
addressed 70
n. A.DAUPHIM,
New Orleans, IA.
WsshIngsou. .. q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
The Bull IN a China Store

He came in very dignifed,
looked around, and saw such a
full stock that he did not know
where to begin his duty Of
smashing China, so he said he
would depart il we promised
him one thing, and that was to
make a smash ourselves by
letting goods drop about 10 per
cent. all around, so our immense
line Of
Chamber Sets, Tea Sets,
Basque Figures, Vases,
Bone Plates, China Berry Sets,
Fruit Plates Jardineres,
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
And all fancy Glassware will
be dropped accordingly.
II you want anyRogers' goods
or Table Cutlery or a good
Carving Knife and Fork come
and see us.
Pick out what you want and
we will lay it aside for you until
wanted.
n. e. REED,
Is East Second Street
deef-tu fist
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

REMEMBER g rss. ne grss :s.. I! 2
and Early, who are In charge Of the draw
ingL 10 q guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances Are al
equal and that no one can possibly divine
WhAt numbers Will draw Prise.
REMKM nEM also, that the payment o.
PTiEas y 9UAHAM TIRED M ROUn
NATIONAL RANKS Of new OFisAna
and the Tickets AFo signed By the PFaBi
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
fighta are recognised IN the highest OouFtii
therefore, beware Of all limitations or ~
noVmoua aahomaa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Santa Claus Is still at the
doors evenings.

/ - - ." -.
Santa Claus Is still at the
doors evenings.
"I,'a a fairl'
ats the Centennial over
againP
"One could come every
day for a month and find
something new to see each
visit!"
"The straight aisl4 from
Chestnut street TO Market
street. a clean white. tile
walk, is s&eA an improve
meniP
"The short cut from Chest.
nut street to Juniper and
Market streets and Broad
Street Station Is sAck q con-
venienceP'
"Tne nsw ups and downs
and better tilation to the
Basement are splendidr'
Those guide posts all
over help so much"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Iiinss RIglIlIIi LItiSu Is'
sew ORLkAH. NATIONAL MAH X
MeW Orleans, In.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Louisiana StateLottery Company
Incorporated ~ ths LaRimAture IN isss
Iot educational and charitable purpstss
enc itn tfanchige made part Of the pfeasni
9.ate Constitution. n isTs, By an Over
Wheiminn populnr vote.
Eta NAN MOTH nHAWHHue
take place 8enlt-AunUnlHy dane
and ueoembaFl. aud tfa alRANu
aAhaAE 8OMHEa hRAWINGs
thAo place ON each of che
other Sen nlontha In tho Year. an q
are nti drawn In public, al tbS
academy Of Muaie. New OPisana. Ia
FAMED FOR 20 YEARS,
Fot Integrity ofits Drawing.&
Prompt Payment OF Prizes,
Aiiested as follows:
I'VE % hsEeny esFtify that We supsYyi,,
We nzrAnwomants for ali tho hlonthlY an
Hsmh annual nFauinGs Of rae LouleiAni
state Lottery o., and IN person manaSf
Nad oontsol the dTAWtnMA themaalves an
thaa the same are e0ndaotod with h0aaStr
fairness and In aood NTH toward All naFtisr
And Wa authoriHs The aompsnY 70 use tbil
aertincEta. with faoaimiias Of our gianRtafsf
attnahed IN ita AdvaTtisSmsnls."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

]
Thank you, good frIe pds;
thank you two times, three
times. You are so quick to
appreciate.
Yes, the store is better.
And It can comfortably
accomm oda e 10000 more
each day than In old times.
The last FIR day befor,
Christmas is here!
To. morrow the last Satur
day before Christmas!
Mond4y the last day
Then the Chr m a S
chimes.
Not much time to find
that present.
Better do it to-day and
have it of your mind.
E'ch day the store puts on
a fresh appearance from he
new stock that comes down
from the Res rye or up from
the Wholesale, two squares
away.
Great thing that to have
such vast reserves close by,
pouring in fresh, and filing
up for what was drawn out
the day before
Not possible tor anyone
to get old last-yea''s Christ
mas stuffs here Things 60
in and cut, in and out 50 fat
that they cannot stop 10 get
Old.
What will you give to
heIl
You can get a suggestion
quickly by an excursion
around the second fl }or Ar
Rooms, or a short tour o.
the main floor.
A fine bundle OF Irish
Linen,
Napkins,
Table Covers,
or Handkerchief
almost invariably makes a
satisfactory present
Is it the father or the
minister you are thinking OH
"Mr. Broom,
Here's the goon."
Don't laugh; that's just what
the old Scotch de aeon 81 id al
he handed over the COM
mlttee's present of a Study
Gown or Morning Coat tc
the pastor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Did you read oil Books in
Sets yesterday? Best authors,
half calf bin ing. good type.
Ninety ctNts a U0I4We. Think
of 1t!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

MOTICE-ALL COMMUNICATIONS,
N checks, postal noIes or ether business
should be directed 10 REPUBLICAN FuBL1sH-
iEe A PEIsTING COMPANY,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Grand Monthly Drawing,
At the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans, Tuesday, January 10, 80.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Entered at the Post Office at Whining
Del, as second class mail matter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

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shove rau
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

CapitaIN o,
Surplus hui
UBdEIled
Rational n
ltv'dclds
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DugEUtAl
To a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21
500 PAIRS
Christmas Slippers
Every Pair a Bargain.

Choice, elegant, bright, useful,
acceptable. Slippers for men,
women and Children; Slippers
Of Fine Goat, Embroidered and
Plush Of various grades. Our
very large assortment gives a
a wide choice and opportunity
to exchange if you geess the
wrong size.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

DEPttR1.
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WtIMI 1T
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Loans and
DveTdrAits
U. s. Bon,
Duo from /
Due from {
Due from 1
Real estate
Current ca
Premiu
Checks and
sngos
hills 9th
fractional
and cent
SpeOlG,....
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

Capital t0cl
suIUlus fun
I'D vhttdp
.IiTculatiuR
ttuupt'ull
Dividends col
.lblllnual
ltrttO Chi
.CrItiUtdrht
ltlruS sat.
Dtpls tsuf
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-21

l. George
JUf fUU
" oar ths
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swarm tYa
DAY of Doc
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-25

'sWhat kind Of parrot is considered
the bcstT
The best takers, the most tractable
and the highest priced parrots are the
gray ones which come from the West
African coast. They are ash gray in
color and have red tails and yellow
markings. They live to be 70 and some
times 80 years old. The Mexican double
yellow head io good bird, and can be
taught to whistle, talk and sing. The
Brazilian yellow neck or golden nape is
also a magnificent specimen Of the talk
ING parrot; hut lac does not learn rapidly,
ana has not much of a vocabulary. The
single yellow head, q Central American
variety, is a tair bird and many Of them
turn ont TO be excellent takers. New
York Press.