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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

NV TonK. Dee - -TaOse Who s1-
pecte1 thEt there would be DO aim -uiiy
N arranging . msich tletwren sullirau
ard ktlrain. BoS that each has dep sit
q 8, 90 vi b TIE Clipper, zAy x treated
% : surprise % The course Of few days
TIE foilowinE letter vas sert ~ AIlhur
Lumley iS-aAy.
NJ Richara X FcI-near sir; At
ior you o. your representative 70 meet
lahn l. Sullivan for the purpsse Of A.
ranging MATHS in regard 70 the proposal
match With kilrAibi Anssef y beAFtr
M Fox trad be leiteT, AUd hAndinf
Il q the y01nE DGn Who had 5ro9ghi i.
remarked:
lake. his hack 70 hose who ssuI Il.
! know Boihing zusut kuTAin q his A..
rAEEe meuts
Al the illustrated Sews ufHce he q usry
al The Afternoon a. DO Il Loais
Z bAlieu2 Nhe posted klrkIus nouey
and bow eau Ne rtbth h8m p A tee
Z gran wEs sent 10 3Ass KurLlB A. Csrs
and. A,kluE Nbe1s - .IFau o5usd mee
hin 10 arrange dz,alIs q he 6sht, ~
~ % 9 O'Clock 70 rvP.y had h1ca re
! UsiEed-
JOIN L sailiv1a In Letter % Lrz.'sl
sEyt ! viii leave isr Ssu 7 5Hk - sol
- 4 bear from yUu @ CLEisy 9d1us. I
3 hFt Eu3 = bare We are % s4EE Arllcss-
Let ne II y - 500 A. fzlssl5s A.
arrange wlh TIE CHER sfAe Il pe A.
20 u-s5 10 Eauirasi. ] csu lezFe here @,
TIE uiEki trAu zu5 x thsrs tie as1
msEll1g
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

The Tt No :, gave the pool
chiidrsu 3 Christmas treat ~ the hOuie 81
Mrs. Mzrgafe, sterling president Of The
We. I [ Ne. . Through Mr. Joseph
Beli4h, No ] contributed all they had
left ifum IhaI thndfens feast MID
Bach and i've other young ladies seLt siI
dolls Master Warner and Robert B llAh
sent a sleigh AMI writing ie'k, Mrs A..
d. Bel.aA ssut boz Of toJs aud manI
Other thiugs % 1elp make tlose POOR, ne-
elected children hApiy Ms AcClAfe
also favored to- children with her pres
euee The table var spread With relreih1
ments. The president made a short ~
dress; Alters Nr BelIah, in hea
usual Quiz, way, addressed them viii
a Chrisl-l.kf spliit, aud It seems !
II abe always remembers the golden rue
TO do VI 10 all a. she would have thea
do by her She then presented 70
children With ,Le!r toys, books refresh
mentt, etc ~,
Nj. MrCabee teen addressed them 10
few Woris and much 70 ihs purpose az
ter that the children returned home Wv
smiling fAces We eau olll ilJ ,iol ", ~
m. Bellah aud tie rest Of TOE an1
friends who have rtmtm5eied No =
Eobly. ,-.,,n
Dr.. Bush presented The rslIg ron
sixth aud Penn street Win lils 'a ...
books. Mss Margaret HIla "oIs9-
papeit and maGaz'ue, ioi llf ,, l,1-,
room. TIE BAui Of Ho9e ii' l Il, \,
an Al the Masonic Hal lglh 'f'g ~ y
tween Orange and Market streets - l1 X,
nave received . ms u!nba1ons l9I ~ "
AR. Ms. A . BeilAh prs'elNa ~, v
fair with o. %, The lali Las 0''l
cess 80 lar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29
SHARP &C.,.
Fosrth and Market Streets

Our holiday trade-it's over
and We are glad.
We never sold as many
goods, never waited on our
crowds better or quicker, never
gave such satisfaotion-yet we
arc glad its over weary people
demanded it.
What next
Such a stock as this cannot
stand still, therefore. according
to our usual custom. we shall
"tlkeit." That is to say, every
piece Of merchandise contained
in our building will be meas
ured or counted in the FIVE days
yet remaining Of this year
This course enables US to see
exactly what we have and what
VIC must not keep.
Stock-taking enables US nE-
dgs'sHigg!y to clear out
broken lines ana numbers Of
goods such as no other process
viii.
Many hands make light work,
and we soon hope to spread
before you the results Of our
ssook-,aking. Docs ii pay
YOU, is asked US. TO ever sell
goods below oosto' a change
Of stock is absolutely demand
ed in every store, and we ID
business for profit, yet good
merchandising consists. under
certain conditions, in giving
back profits in the shape o
reduced goods.
lis a mutual thins-a direo.
benefit to the buyer We hop,
to please you with what we shall
offer
There will be many attractive
reductions which you shoul
keep track of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

In les than two k ne Choral Club
W.Il again favor WHmtnEIon AudienceA
De ratAhltsbed rEputAito1 Of this club is
s1Alitn1 70 WarTz Ant bate her theT under.
t4Ae beiug > sRecssA TIE unprecedented
sucpcss q tbs amateuF csmpzny ir
Chimes Of NugHAbdy" gTill undoubted-
y y sarpasstd N TIE TtBdition Of The
beHnttf opera Pirates Of Penzance F."
10 a. eye itness THE work Of this club
81 reheErsAis if remarkable Tie dra-
matte EoFk. utdef the able management
Of g. v. K. knuoF, Of Phllhseipnia. bids
lair 70 r1eeed AIRY Of the work the club
has ever done. Tie iirAels are 10 The
a. d Of msubers and ard selling npidly
WITH = Y1tW o. avoiding lie rush he
oart Of directors have arranged Tor tbs
sale Of sezls 70 he q Wesk Abead OF the
performances, seats can he reserved auy
time Alter JaeuAry ?, lsssr A. the Opera
HgGse bJI ctEge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

some three or four months W i poI-,l
McCorkie, superintendent =; - ~
street Presbyttriau sunday sea} ,.i,. s ~
about = hundred rev riTs.ceal ~, .a,o III
- about as mars emtsrs Of lle w ~
Win fnstru,tious f1r them to g 70 y W. NJ
and trade upon their capital anu s y, n 4
much they could make iof ne b, of a. ,,Il
The sularEeme. Of their ehafSli y. VI 4 4
TuesdGy evening the Suadly ,ca \. n,
ms,si 10 hear the reports ifgu w lt, =
ebapis. 10 come instances y 7 ,Iir,,I
that the nve-teut pi'es has mI ,v6 h
itself 30 tines. and 10 on. y, m. m,
stsrees much more than 'aat 80 49,
aim OF the merchant. va, I'M, " jI !. R
theft trust loO times when Nyu WV, IA
one young lady bought aye i !; NM i
Of ioo,h-pieks and raised hel ~ ~ al a. 10
mAde here frJm dive cents Nol, ,. !, ,r5grI
IL h expected that lhe lgsreg -, y. , r,ss.I
rsisfd viii oyeirun tjo0' aud I5' IN "A /.
witch many Of them ioa. .. Al l i
douole their hyettni 'aiels w.
interes ting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Thomas Ryan aud Henry Mnler, aha.
Little Joe, were before Judge Bali thIs
morning charged with committing an
assault on John Barry, an taehe Of the
Novelty Theatre, with uslpR threatening
language to Julia Linden, one OF the PER-
formers, for disordeEly conduct in the
theatre and with committing an assault
on George Mccoy, the stage manager.
Ryan was also charged with assaultinE
George Stephens and Abraham Veasey,
while in addition to the other ehArEes
Miller was charged with committing an
assault and battery ON Sergeant stetser.
George Mccoy, who looks a. though
he had been run through thfesbinR ma.
chine, was called 10 the stand, aud tneti
hed thst he Is stage manager at the Nov
city Theatre. Christmas afternoon the
prisoners, accompanied by Archie Gallo
way. forced their way into the theatre
and created disturbance The witness
requested them To be quiet, but instead
Of 80 doing they went up IN the gallery.
Nhero they sctea still worse than ever.
Alter the performance they sect word TO
the witness that they wanted him to come
outside, ss they had lin Booked" aud
Intended 10 nx HIN,
The witness deelio The invitation, but
as be bad oceasioa 10 90 out about 8 l
o'clock TO mail some letter., they caught 1
him on bis return aud beat him uHtil be !
was unconscious He was picked up for |
dead and carried into the house, where be 1
vas confined 10 his bed until LAST even. |
ing. There were several other witnesses 1
examined, and all the charges were tplly 4
SUSTAINED.
CITY Il itor Turner, In summing ~ /
the case sad that be thorcht Il was 4 1
good opportunity for the Court TO shat /
up these men. aud rid the coast Of their 4
presence for ss long = time As possible.
The Judge agreed with Mr. Turner and 4
iscd tue iu.icNiog sentence upon MI I
lei: For assault aud battery on John I
Barry, Sle and costs; for using thrta'eu. (
lns language To }uiA Linden, so and Z
costs; for committing an assault % Ser.
geanI Sletser. SIS aud sts and BE- ln-
prisnne'l three months. for d,sOrdery
q, nduet Ia the theatre tlO and GUSTS, iot
assAulting Gearge Mccoy, hue Of $50
and costs aud to impr saaei slG months
making altogether sos IN aaes aud ne
months Imprisonment
Ryan vas sentenced o psy a fut 81 sic
and easLs Tor ass tu.llpg Gc,Ts2 stephens;
$40 and costs for SsssUl lug Matthew
Neasty; flO and c SIS tor s>sAulung jvhu
kasry sic aud costs tor using threAieu-
tUg language 10 Ju,ia L!nier; SO Au3
costs iot disorier'y conduct in Ihe the
Airs, So aud Gusts ara si1 Ut nihs i'm
prisorment tor the sssauli OF George Nc
C5y mAsine altog thrf : ~ IN ancs and
six "a uihs Imprisonment,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

E9ssyh X ADAM, ssrssr usatsr Of
tus ara 0; A14us 4 Bro lass sysuiuF
'fa+ tznE1 q t,z.uEF u1iHr Ii Ans a.
Weu3 5oEu 70 Taes35re srz-s rez.tu.
AL No III AkTssi Eareel % ss.Els uf.a
he Baly UAk fshil elut uh1 s.re 70
facet Al2 tasft II = - p4-Vsse. Wale
ssEzse ~ 4 lahls eIEKEe3 - ElEEl1g q
ss;s tEoe1t Iss f-ist.4s cam iu AL -
EGEe1 Ia iE ecETe-taEi1E En1 u5ls l.
uss1 vas tlrr 9 4EEy if-u IL iGt1s
so1t Gle -r ~ place sei ~ h5s h1.S.
. s'larE TteFs we're s1s5e ckassEs arn1-sr
.nE % l,'a1, Ss3 AID aisITysarsa ssarrh
"a IE1s tEt h. tizE c1E,3 x leErusa
q, u Eass2uE g-ylEr1y. HETiUE a So
Flr.1z o. liz zAn = - tx lis E-E aartF
- 11i- -ss1 TIE Es1liss az ~ thrtu coz
iuE tHr In las z--EitE s yczrg r,Hu
G1Zs ina NJ A1a-s.' sore 40. f-.fa-nrssa
h thal re progrr1F - ttksr thrCrFa
\ }2EE IA NJ A1azs folz Alu tkzl 4 h
futE kEF -tl-E Ah1zi t1= TraEs7-y = Id
lester de-re- Il CO wsh " an fsrtk-
ir11aAs - = 553G E4zs saez 55Ees As
TAT psEysi o. I'm IA u4a Heu1 AERF
aa- sooZ Fesarzei Elth tie PFopsrry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

DON y - bNl BOW Ia wNuiuEt-n on she
z-4h tEs-.. Hg \ " l. N-aua4 JanE A.
LscghsHpa Aank =, n05hau.
Il AN JNsfk-Qr ne Et=fustsHt ~ lie
EEr J. Y hrEtu. 4l Iat Assem- n. y
tA-s 1zsEe- tTArA s4ack an LFttz A.
I4z1A- lslal CT Ea4s t.Lr.
EE ; Et-cnI E-aH The sfih trsFkri ~ the
EFF kTgNu, 1u ibs A--lrs n. r
t'ArsaHaFs tas7Af q HEzsti Aad MAgg4a
tsas nola q 4. zeatEsE. "a
sIAAuN -BI-ET. YIN re zsth ;asssrt b
tla EE . EryAh. 10 fhe AseE-y n
faFaaH kge tulr r. @suZga8 a. LTtLz A.
hsr.aE. ssa-a 50 pie eitF.
q GAY Tn NTShN--trE 'Es tssh ms Al
re rTsHHrurs 81 NJ. aalE c. TeH1 p-Cu.
Ertez lA - ~ Esv, 4 = EIlf. NJ
Jastya tsrss - NUE.Hs ga le k4ps AAs1r
g. lEaZFsal 81. l.AE -cua ug4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

John Malouey was ATTa.gu.s gl
judge Ball this mort5nr 'la ,.sspt "a
con lai,iiug an aggravated 's' ,,sEl
battery on Henry h Ny9Fr' .,.I5s NJ
sbOui 60 year, Of age, "a2 - is,,t' n
tSeen New Castle ai NeNl" .n6 I'D
sffSir happened on MONDAY, =. sp n toTl
Moor tsstided that he had ,. slilS q u
~ith BIZ wife, and after disPo'',Isss I'D
pFodaee hitched his horses 10 v,a,lisrisl
Ron Ia mont OF layloF y , : uI ~
SSag store. No. SO2 King 'E I,. No
~ wife went around shopl,p Ham "A
y 9as uaitiBE Msloney came meme ~ ~
a companion. ard as he sIu i.Tl, Bio,
Noors paiuraIly looked loS sa Tjio5Ilrl
When be inquired what s's ,, N n
a. md Nj. Moore replied noln' ..sso,slrl
accused then beat him 10 ., tnlo b
manner. and he had 70 b. s,a i.stu .tttndd
d h store to have hi. inlal 1es ne jatg
70. Amer hearing the iest,n ssiIy nd o
=, that it was 8 eota, ,d =, hp' .
,stNa, sssIult, AMI imposed
Us and costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

PHILADELPHIA, be aq-p,.u.,
ton b the hrem,n aud Tie br.y.,s
Two policemen prevented 10. NJ ~.
property and several lives la,l b,t, ~
Third and Chestnut st cots. So
About II ciO,k iamss IA, f.,n
hith-story Windows Of N, g6 Cb'.,aI
street occupied as book tIuIsr, ~
album publishing house ~ Bu,s..
20 The POI CcmeG ou dury kp,v NJ,
number OF prople occupsl fle l. ma
The building, aud OuIrts Grubiy =.
hel'Worlh bufst open Tied or aal Us,'
thtlr way through thy smoke D. M lo1r
hoor and found in The ,fcpby,oo5I
Tour women, Eve chlil-eu III oBs N,
they were Comparatively free Gou A,
ger, and the officers carried two m,
women down tairs ard over M n
telegraph Office at TlIl aai Cbe,h
streets.
The officers returned AZ zae 10 ma f,
naming iumAtc, aui remained m
them uu'll the dsnler from IN N
smoke was passed They wire "a, /
from the oal.ir d, the fre ..c.pe ',
broken, and The only entrance . IA
spartmtu swls blythe Halfs
he IRE Wa soon under control u
The priuclpal damage was by yst
buflock & Co 'sIamA. va, alOntSl. Ol
IN the printing e,tAb.shmc4. Of Burk
McfriHdge occupying The second 80
ghlrH HaYru .f ~. u.t r4gs. ia a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

~ am weary Of living" moansa poor
MIRA. Black,
For I'm fairly worn out with the ache
In my hack;
My nerves arc q chain
or veakneAs and pain,
Aud my poor head is aching az II Il
would crack.
Now, don't be discouraged, +" cried good
Mra. White,
1T is never so dark but there's promise
Of light;
can tell you, IN hrief,
What will give you relief
Pterce's Favorite Prescription will soon
set you right"
II is the only remedy for women's Pc
cullar weaknesses and ailme0ts, Fold by
druggists, under a positive guarantee
rom tho manufacturers, that II VIII give
saiistaction IN every case or money will
be refunded. See guarantee ON bottle
wrapper, Large bottles Goo dosas) 81.
six Tor s.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Harold W. Qainby, 3 OF Dr.. ". ?
QuIuHy, ele=trt ian Ir Nle Wnuingfo.
z e-iTie Light Companv. had an arm
gfo&en a. ibe Eflft AID close ~ 10 t.
socaicer 40 u II oicloct his forenoon,
A "4IiBEtol TrAnsier Iesl VA haul
lag = pose ~ Fourth Etferi beioE Wal
q Vt I IN some nAansr Mr.. QuinbJ
SAE j9ltsd from tie l.ole and Eel Wi.h III
am srfoss The tack, ulel = > heel pAssesl
over Il an3 broke ]; 10 TIE uaaUeT de.
sSrbsI He EAs imml diatsIy tAsen z
- Fesiitnee, Ne. ~ NaEksg stree,
SaeTs tIe rHsfures weft TeiarSd All IL
Arm asEn3AEsi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29
COL AArssaiI is Ne sadai..

q Dc sA1asl y. Wool las received
olz--Ai 70 zee 'f9u GuTeTaor BiggA ef The
AIfqs- ilsslt Of Or Gssl rEs ". NarshAli
e el4lls4' A1tfeE 5 XIX, lieutenant
e 1l-i, Eo1 william y ArshAll surgeon Of
izs firsi Regiment, J q D. CoIOuel
cod A. ocee urzei vi The tt1'e pro
pGiy z - Iosss - o. 70 Q1ArttTmast-T
= y LAY i1f, b ~ Ogcs gave Il iai1
itt E-s-51y o. Gs!oatl Ma shall Tbs
lsa.l -ATters Of tie re EiUert vii beUee
iort1 d a. Nut3'd. A utAut }. y HAr.
1tH, -. las senS u his resignation 70
GlFsTLJ. B,EEA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29
FIFTH EDITION.


CLEVELAND, Dec. es-Cb.I,.,,
and Jake kllfAin have had ,Ir Iuso
during their two-dayS stay n ", NY Y
ne seTlmmage In the Kep6ard r iaa q
"wednesday night caused , oa, ,'l use
excitement In local sport no ~ ~, zeal
the paFtlssns q the two ,,tele', q
Dotn equally emphatic IN N II ' ca,s v
upon the affair. About I'M ,llA'
morning another row .t.rt.d IlD'H
lar downtown saloon arl ~, ~ Pap
Harry PAnk, who hgurd m ~, ihu,Safa
wednesday niRhi, was rra,s,, ugni
Ivan. p-1l OF
George Forbes, the tn,f
into the sA'oon with Jage KY ,u ca1
Parson" Davies. Cos,gi, "r54h
whip Psnk. Loud wofJs g, on,iei
M. va, AIS were made, WIN BgI TI.,1t
water street saloon kesrer rr,..lsl
TOOK Issue with Costello Tb' Is'el a
70 look rather serious d FsT,Is' ~
up q heavy iron poker ip,,p5i,ass pltki
somebody, but as the 80, J,-'. = sl1
goiloHed was short aud a NJ s Wy
haa no chance TO Use the ys,t,, '''D
costello IL said 10 have msI.
as " 70 draw a weapon f,1m W. l3
pocket, but this part Of he ,,, n la
nled BY tome Of the men MI
have teen eye Kitses.as Ian b. s'4a
wee EVENLY thought 70, 6r he iys,,l,
revolver and Gfpl I'M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Yesterday Afle;uoln 5.ytar-oi boy
named Morris strAy,d irom his b ,me in
learned a. his wkeHeabcuts until this
mau.iuc whoa be was ioual fgdEpu 10 :
poUd ST a quarry bear 5 ly-rbroCk. Coro-
& ur Gamble wAs not1ed ana gave a Ger
uacats u acc denial death Is Is sap
Pdsei ,bst the ehid Etuler,d tc the
P1uI Aud Isll d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

CHIuAso, Ills., Dee. "a About $50
delegates. representing over 10000 en-
einsers employed on railroads west Of the
hiaataalppi river, met here yesterday,
with the object Of establishing closer re-
lations between the engineers employed
on The railroads In the West and South
west Tho meeting Is held with closed
dOors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

A very handsome ChrIstG,as tree oeeu-
p.ss tbs socoud sto y bulls uiulos IN the
rasl1egCe 81 william Hlteh q, southwest
corner q Fourth aud WAuU, streets,
he yArd Is complete Wt;h . yCTy nEe
iauhie mansion, furnished through ut
Grayeiei walk, gi.sicuibg lakes aud sheep
g pasture Fron the apfoArAucC OF
things 'sOd KRIS must have cmFtiui
rs uho.r pack in the tOgm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29
IlIHn

~ ALTON LA tha ia gnu ur ALfre,d VA
ta-. be- ~ 81 yssrsTn.saFe
Ef.HEIrHs 40 fFs.zss g.. rHt=F 7tnaI1F ia
- - afEFHd bis fa-FrHl irer .ts iarf rHss,
#fnEr ~ 81 AEnr1e street. #Hn MeEaAy
h srrtag tzsg INST A. o. s steegs tE1rraatag
a. TAthcarai cSuelfsT
RUF-(1u I'VE m he- - lssS Iaervs,a IL lAai
caaEhlrF ~ EnEtnz sat Issnth :, kuf
ialerurss At E4vsrstsp enetrry,
oar arii In Hca.en."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29
Valuable Facts.

From now until Monday
January 7th, we are going
to sell q large number Of
Overcoats and Suits at spec
tally low prices. All grades
and all sizes are included in
this reduction. There are
two reasons why we offer
special inducements: First,
We will commence TO take
account of stock January z,
Second, on account OF back
wardness OF the clothing sea
son we are carrying more
than we deem wise. These
two reasons combined, work
to your sdvsH age, and we
know you viii wall yourself
Of this opportunity to get
yourself and boys clothing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29
IAs TsAsssr fp,t.ns

Il hEr a.; talk 18th ksr rsrls A. Nonnt
no Es ssG aAzy, y arr Lyon sAsi, Silh
n-sfi24 eAFn+st1fsl, TIE sorts DOE IL
'l1~7l q - t7z - o1s h the seminary
efcl-ts' IE=re e 1cttlng IN the mi.
Ftsas tEtt fszr t1t "a shAIl nos kn5w
NJ 5gsy. or sk1I .faI 70 a. il. %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29
sysasualIsa : r.ot 81.

A yozHE woaEE 10 Bridgeport, Conn.
fs1e1ig uo1Plai1ei b Cd police ihAt
- "a pS-fE systeu AiicA j. Toohsi or
s=r srsclry - &c uaAroHn thi.f Itwss
- - 2rliay iolla nat tie oEber o.
ta% EsslaE ETti-.e tEt iAkea tie
tf.aktss asfssii sEIs hsleep Esi bliteu
i-e2 -z-N ssn ihs mattresses d TIE led.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Thrrr uill b another sale q lots Of
The Perkins property NaFth Holly OAK,
CT Tuesday. ~ 2 - 2 n. &C thr prem
.ses ABi $50 81 s. iGAu', auction rug ms
on THURSDAY ats . 10. Algwh7 desire .
country rrs-4eEoe ness Tbs cry. should X
"a tau3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

= TIE IEoF-5e.or q tie Bossoa Shoe
6o-ser Ne : = - ; etold sirerf, EiTes =
la1ce % 90 Z Fu- 1Aser IN h;s fhos
7Fe iof 3 ta5T caEe ?, Eua3 WA'eh ard
F.. lA,r, Al s-s2cE : ~, 70 hs d-aEu tor
Gu JAruGry 81, lsst, ~ 2 o'clock In ,he
s tsrzll-
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A Feutls1Aa called i5ts uorutrR kr5
s-sist that TIE is9 punished yes.z-iav
uEieE - hsA1 OF s. lsAl1as'' q uu.rse Z
sEszy rssgsss, snt espzeta y the eanelas-
irg ssubslcs. SKI sAys iEsrs ~ A.
osasE 1Aa a. the bottom Of IAs SaAir,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

The annual memorial services Of Du-
Pont Post, No 2, @. A. r., will be held
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock at
the rooma Of the post, Tenth and Market
etreets. Addresses viii be made BY the
kevs. @. A. Griee, A. NJ, aud A. N.
keigwin. All arc invited.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

a lR5y frSsa BrAriyw'at dropped her
cs'.as soa ains a key Aul J~o rurses,
sa.ca ue-c 81 % fl4 ga Make
SIT e; "a tac l4ih insA7t TIE fg3er
AL. b. su-At3E rewarded o1 leavuc he
sAu1e 81 tkas olErs.
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NsI Yeaf, $40.

fSrsogs Stsi-lrE zs2i3y ~rsre2 cards
~ Nt~ Years es.tsEE. Chrts,uAs rs q
hA71sefseitts raArksi. F4s;y Ae3 We'd
q - icv.fstseas writer Fl4tu writing q
a. kc-s. c's seoll1 al o. Mss Clara
a Craze, I'd k.lS FeeL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

a man named EidTidge Williams was
arrested At the Opera House en- ThursdAy
evening, charged with disorderly conduct
but as no Que appeared against him this
morning wheu the ease waa called before
Judge BAH, he wac discharged
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Thrae eelofta usd we're H-r-ssss ths.
Eo-niaE Asd PAT n The co.'s to- co-r.-
loanEinC 1J=a O l. s-as- UksY III
haze ksai NJ d szlEx.
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Nasaea

TIE nsaltrs q iss YcuHE Nszr.
Temperance NutSE Ars requested = - 4.
teir lcous, Eigeia ana Msrksr
e. Monday evening Slsj 1usl. 500
purPoss u clecslrg esfsk7s
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

jobs Aegi 80 asto-s latEs S. Is /,
morning charged wiIa selling t...r
without license ocg - Be se-4 r--
% prSCG-e counsel The case sss.l-.s. 9
Hnhl Wednesday Iaasliuk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

lNE Of the most amusing well easily arranged enter
J ments for the Holidays, is Bubble Party" Twents
ladies and gentlemen enough clay pipes each will l
three four bowls of soapuds and say half dozen h
prizes, all that required the prizes be awarded
who blow the largest bubbles Of the party
ierce.
The suds should be of Ivory SOAP gives clean viii
abundant ather with entire freedom from oil gea
the materials Of which it is made clean and pr
all offensive the smell taste, like ordinary soap
A WORD OF WARNING
There many white soaps represented TO be good
y ARE NOT eOunees peculiar qua
genuine. Ash Or Ivory" Soap and nSist upon getting It.
Copyright y Proctor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

o fhs WE nx-5a Cos uer.,ar Colts.
AEA,s al NA-s-i E'reess. rs-oPeaI J1a
GAfy ;. WAs1 nsE pF5tis nay enter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Illustrated. osuta
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Lnhina

10 delicate health, and 81 who suffer
from habiguAl constipation, will aud
The pleasant California LIQUID fIul,
remedy, Syrup o. Figs, more easily
taken And more henehOIA, Ia eject thAn
aay other remsjy. II ats promptly
Jet gently on the Bowels, Kidneys
Liver and Stomach aud does not slckeu
og ds6ilitAts, Al DRUG ists. MT. y. y.
nAnfoslh, second aud Market, whole.
sale agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Nicely furnished rooms 81 jJaReek,
East % strret.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

RolnrdO Choioa Patent Flour
Is MApE FRcM rHR BEsT WHEAT
oBrAINAnLK. TRY 1T.
~ YOUR GROCER poEs NOT EEEP II
You CAN GEr IT or ANY
FLOUR DEALER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Rad n, sunday Republic illo'''"'
2 cents.
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Rs.A'A SEuasA s,rssa sSar- : ~ SO.
% kuy yozr sosl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

sho hH0d s~d syPs-WrtttuE
Day aud evcu'nE Al Wilmington Con
mcyyA C.Lerr, EigL,4 aud Marx
str,yls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

Is kept busy exuaciinR. alling and
maklaE teeth His pVioss srs reason.
ao,e, and ell work warranted TO be urst-
slses n every pArticnlAi. He extracts
teeth tor 25s wtth 80 59l A sci Of
teeth, $3.50; bssL s.. 1eeih hllsd With
silver, sS'. amaigSga, Sos sold. u aud
apWasds Tes.h Oltansd gor Tsc. UAce,
us Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-29

i srr-c H1f s1.=-I $50 -ia tars+4 AZ
lar-4 as as hals+1-. en- IA a- = FTfHgu
tzzz7s- Eul Is prepares 81 - - araFr
t=I - s. f-aE4sussna -Na-A ca 80 e
Fl.tt-.-l4 sa-ll1ss+s GEgEaE 3 EfEE
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