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Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
court AdjOurus.

Ycshrrday afternoons session OF Oouri
commm,oed at 3 O'Clock wish oil this
Judges present. The case Of Daniel
W. Deputy, who plead guilty 10 swauli
and bsttaSy, was taken up, and wit
nesses examined to ascertain tho extent
Of the offese.
wiliism +eiDfrsry testified that he
knows Daoial W. Deputy. Or gatur
day. March 81. he wss walking nlong
Second street near Washington with
John Deputy They met john Piader,
when Deputy said ''there goes the man
that stole my wife," Plnder stopped
and said, "you're d-----1 lying I'd OF
b--h, And Deputy struck him, bat 60
Pinder 10 q much bigger nan than
Deputy he did not knock him down.
Pinder then shocked John Deputy
down, and his brother Daniel ran to hts
assistance and struck Plnder with the
fat side Of cleaver.
DIR, Blocksom testified that he at
tended Pinder, and described the Ia
ture OF tho wound. He said 1. was very
serio Is, and for some time the patient
wns in imminent danger.
This was the last witness called by
the State, and l.. q. VAndegrift, ESQ ,
who represented the prisoner, called
Warren Harper, Thomas Harper, John
W. Godnow and Harry a. Lee, all OF
whop testifnd that Deputy is mau Of
excellent character and good teputn-
tion.
L. O. VandsgrIit made n brief srsu.
meut TO the court. in which he asked
that the accused be fined instead OF be.
ing imptisonsd. He was sentenced to
pay n hne OF tlO An.ls-ssts.
The grand juvy came In at 4 30
lo'olock, and after making return on
several bills were discharged from fur
ther attendance
About 8 O'Clock court adjourned until
10 O'Clock next Monday morning, when
the case OF George GrAhAm, indioted fol
murder In the first degree, will b.
taken up for trial.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
NEWS sUmmARY.
The Murderer of Lii,ie Hoy' s--seducsr
Shot abducted by n OhInaman--
Killed In an Elevator.

The Grand Jury in Worcester, Mass,
was conye0ed in special session yesterday
TO consider the case of young McQuaid,
charged with the mul der of Lille Hoyle.
The object OF securing an indictment
from the Grand Jury is TO make 1t easier
TO get McQusid out OF New York city,
where he is under arrest.
A telegram from Albany, N. Y, says
that Amos II. Tyler, of Bath, on the
Hudson, a salesman, shot and fatally
wounded Dr. W. Y. Gllroy, dentist, yes
terday. He claimed that Gilroy, who
was married only few weeks ago, is the
father of an illeRitimate child Of his II :
year-old daughter.
Quong Tan Pang, a Chinese cigar
maker, was convicted in the Court OF
General Sessions In New York yesterday,
Of the abduction Of Mary j. McElroy,
who lived in the same tenement in Mon
roe street. The girl is under 10 years OF
age.
An elevator In Halls brewery, st
Paul, Mimi, gave way yesterday while
three men were upon 1t, and iell to the
bottom of a 0.foot shaft. Joseph r b.
Ter and Charles Miller were killed and
John Hart badly injured.
| Four young men, Frank Strubinger
William Stable, William Fisher and Ed
ward Krouse, have been arrested in York
Pa, on the charge of setting fre to The
barn of Jacob A lliSon, in July last.
The loss OF the cargo OF the sugal
bark Katahdin, which arrived at Boston
recently from Iloilo, in leaky condition
having grounded on South shoal amounts
to $4,000.
The Washington GraYs, of Philadel-
| phia, arrived In Rlchnohd, Va, yester-
day afternoon. They are guests Of the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, and ar'
having good time.
William Wright and James Turnel
were robbed by. hlghwaymcn at Mexia
Tes., Tuesday, A fight ensued, In whicl
two of the highwaymen were killed
They have not been identified.
Jacob Morgan an aged farme-, liylnj
a. Hebron, " Va, was killed by tramp
Tuesday night, The murderers thel
ransacked the house.
The Governor Of New York last even
ing vetoed toe Crosby High License bill
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Omoarh InafAIiatI. .

Last evening Grand Master John NJ.
Whitio:d installed the following officers
elect of Naomi Lodge, No 8, Daughters
OF Rebecca, the installation taking place
Ia Odd Fellows Hall: n. g., Mary A.
Pierce; v. g., Ellen Wilkins; record
Ing secretary, Rosanna NJ. Burton; A.
nsncial secretary, Taoie M. Lenderman;
treasurer, Sarah j. Bennett; warden,
Edith Worth; conductor, Elizabeth P.
Burton; o. g., Charles wilkins; l. 9
Annie Walls; R. g. N. G., s NJ. e.
wards; l.. 8. N. g., Elvins alAtts; r
g. v. G., Adaline LoWdiu; L. &
| " G., Reba Entrioan; II A. s..
Mary Worth; L, A. s Mary Z. Solo
mon; chaplain, 6eorRiana Worm or
ganlst, Edwin Hirtt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Prince Ferdinand Repeats His Oath

SOFIA, May 9.-Prlnce Ferdinsnd, In
a speech OF banquet in the ball OF tbt
s ,branje at Tirnova to-day ,said:"Hsre,
10 this building, swore 10 lead Bull
esrla to the goal marked out for her In
history. 1 now repeat that oath. az
suring you that, without spsring my
self, / shall, with heart and sonl ,Atht re
to the pronaise made before God and
the people"
CoNsrANlINoPLE, May 9.-lt is re
ported here that Prince Bismarck, In
accordance with the formally expressed
esire OF Emperor Frederick and the
Czar, will ask the Porte to dSpost
Prince Ferdinand, OF Bulgaria.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
speclnI Prsmiums for Fruit.

Following is a list of the special
premiums to be offered at the first an
nual exhibition of the PeninsulRr Hortl-
cultural Society, next September:
No. /, Peaches-Offered by j. P. r,
Polk and Z R. Cochran, of Wilmington,
best display equality and quantity con-
sidered), not less than ten specimens oi
each variety, 500.
No. 3, Pears-OGered by N. Barnard
of Still Pond, Md, and others, best dis
play (quali y and quantity considered) I,
not less Than ten specimens of each Vari
ETY., 800. .
No. 8, Apples-0f offered by j. G Brown
Wyoming, DR. Henry Ridgely, ant
Thomas 3. Clark of Dover. Best dis
play quality and quantity, not les
than Ten specimens OF each variety, $l0C
No 4, Native Grapes Offered b,
J ohm s. Barnhart OF Denton, Md DR.
John J Black of New Castle, and Others
Best display Equality and quantity con
sidered), not less than five bunches @
each variety, 500.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
spsciaI Mention
10 10 y sAos

that everybody ought to know that a.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the beat, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory hndling wood In lAvge
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. OpeniuS In the evening.
Tho sress gys Remedy
ia DIR. Simms' Eye Cure. IntiAmed sore
aud red eyes, or rcd eyelids, weak and
defective eyesight from any cause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In as aud 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DIR. StmDs Il Son, 4th
and King sts., Wilmington, Del.
In Row ouarters.
II. b. Bourbon % Bro, manufacturers
OF the celebrated 8 B. B. b. cigars, have
removed to their new store, No. 2l9
West Second street. Give them call.
We ought no. 10 be too anxious TO en-.
courage untried innovation, in cases OF
doubtful improvement. For quarter
OF q century DR.. Sige'd Oatarrh Remedy
has been before the public and passed
through the severtst test and is pro
nounoed the most reliable remedy fol-
that diaagreeabls malady. Thousands
OF testim onisls Of it's virtues. 30 cents
per bottle. BY druggists.
A few more of those besutiiul dollar
cbromos given away with every pound
OF tobaooo, at only thirty cents n pound.
Chapman, eeventh and Orange streets
Wilmington, Del.
To the young face Pozz1nps Com
plexion Powder gives fresher charms, &c
the old renewed youth. Try ".
BuGh's, French street wharf is the plsca
to buy your coal.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace, 607 Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
shot His Daughter's Botrnyer.

ALBANY, May Amos Il Tyler. OF
Bath on ths Hudson, shot and fatally
wounds DIR. w. u. 9iroy, dentist,
this morning. Tyler went 10 Gltoy's
houte, and upon the lattet's appearance
began ahoodoR Rt him. Three balls
entered Gilroy's body, and, although
bsily wounisd, he started aud rsn.
Tyler followed. but Was caught aud or
rested. He claimed that Gilroy, who
WAS only married few weeka ag1, "a
tha father OF an llleglAmn,s child OF hi
II year Old daughter H's daughter, ,on
what will oe her dying b-d, told him II
shoot Gilroy, and he did 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Little Neck CLANS at AlnscoW's.
Burnod 20 lSe ath

WILTSHIRE, Ohio, May 10.-Two
children, aged about Is aad 8 months,
were burned TO death near this place,
during the absence OF their parents,
Mr. and MIS-. John Nioker,on, Tues
day. Tho parents left the children
asleep in the house while they went to
work In fleld, leaving pile OF brush
burning near the house. During their
absence the house caught Are.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Flve From one aouse.

NEW York, May 8 There Ia Snother
oass OF smallpox at No III Broadway"
uaid Secretary Baker, OF the Brooklyn
Health Department, yesterday. '"fhe
patient IL Emiiy Brown, n child, who Is
too sicE to remove tn hospital. That
10 the fifth case OF that disease that has
occurred In that tenement aimee Ap'il
IL Mrs. Louisa Miller died there. ard
her three ohildlen were sent to the
snallpOX hobpitAl, Flaahush.o
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
LnIdtn Raat.

Yesterday afternoon all that was NOR.
tai of Mr.. william White WAS laid to
rest Ia tue Rivsrview cemetery. I'm,
preasivo funeral services were held ut
the residence of the deceased, No. 3
Church Lane, by Raw. William White.
During bis Illness the deceased bore his
suffering patiently. never muemuring
or com planning. IT'S sad TO GEAR away
one so youaR, 30 recently married,
much loved and esteemed by all who
knew him. The remAins were robed in
q shroud Of black olo:h trimmed with
black GAtin. The floral tributss y wete
many aud handsome, including beau.
tifuI pillow made OF choice flowers, with
the word Husband" by the much be-
rsAved wife.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Tho aogm an Emperor's Condition.

BERLIN, May 9-The Emperor pass
ed a very satisfactory day. He 10,
10 aimed ont of bed until $50 p. m, and
did not feel especially tired. This even
iug he hai n slight fever. The doctors
v 6sn inserting the oanulA, los; eveninG
took the opportunity to examine the
wound in The Enperor's throat. They
exp esq h ,pe of further improvement
in the patIent's condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
shad Eggs for tho hatchery.

DR.. e G. shortli3ge received mil
lion shad eggs from Havre de Grace yes
terday morning, which we're placed in
the hrandywine at the fo,t OF Walnlt
street. DR.. shortlidee deserves great
credit for his efforts to 3 ock the streams
of our stat with different v.rl5ties OF
fish, and thus add to the possibilities OF
cheaper and bette; food by large class
of cit zens.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
K,lIsd Inn rrnln Wreck.

MEADvILLE. May 9-The New
York, PennsSlvania and Ohio Railroad
had n bad freight wrsck 81 Concord, six
m.lss west OF Curry, this evening, in
which Fireman Frank Eokort WAS in
gttntlg killed snA Fireman Eiward
Dayore seriously hurt. Train No IS, a
daublG-Aeader, waS standing oa the
main track waiting for orders when
trAln No. % struck her. The collldinp
engines wsre badly wrecked and Ecker
wAB pinned IN the lulns. Devore wal
sari 1sls injured while ss'isting to re-
move the remoins of his brother hre
man. Five cars were demolished.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
EiiIcn by LirntnIpg.

CHICAGO, May 10.-James Milliaan
was Ri,lsd by lightning Tuesday after
noon. Two stone mAsons, named JOS.
KAmpfer and John saerrlok, were ct
work repairing house In West -Four
,esnth street. The two men were di.
rectly unAeI broken lightning rod
when the storm burst upon them BE.
tore they could seek shelter . bolt OF
liGhtniug passed down the rod aud
struck them. One is fatally injured,
aud the left side OF the other is para.
lyEed. Two school children were proc
trAted In the West Division, and OF
may not recover.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
j PnuI ItroMn.

the leading artist in photography and
general portraiture, 6l1 Msrket 81. The
pu bile Is cordially invited to visit cur
elegant and newly remodeied photo.
graphic studio, whiJh has been rehtled
throughout with the latest nnd most
i'm proved designs Ia every department
that will tend toward making the hpe1t
work in Photographic portrAitufe. NC
expers1 has b.e spared in making oui
etadIo second to none la tho country,
Gall an inspect for yourself. j. PAUL
BROWN, GIT Market street
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Tin wed,ing anniversary,

Last evening John =. Dolan and wife
celebrated the tenth onniversaIy OF
their marriage by RivinS n banquet 10
their friends IN tha rooms OF the Albert
Bay Club, Fourth and French streete.
A fine collation. was prepared for the
guests and WAS heSttily partagen OF.
The host and hostsGs rscsived presents
in the shape o. tin ware rufi sienE to
I,zt La. ..,.a : Gs.1a.Aldos oi tAsiA lGt 70.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
entertainment at Green Hill.

The Young Peoples Association o
Green Hill Presby terian Church vii
give musicAl and literary entertain
ment on Friday evening, May 11th
COB HsistinR OF singing by the Alpha Boa
Club Qusrttt.a, and solos and Teoita
tions b talent from Chester and thi
city. A pleasant time is anticipated
and cordial invitation ia extended 4
all
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
showers may aave n,en In Reading

READING, May "a man Who an
sWered tho description Ct Showers
came to hot9l in tnis city At 2 O'Clock
this morning and reRlstered es john
CLARK, of LtbAnoc. He ~as given q
bad and slept until about o'clock this
moruiI G, wht he got up, paid hts biiI
and leit. The police, however, were
| not notified OF his presence uutil ht
hAd z me, 30 that 1t WAS impnssibls Il
drtermine whether the stranger wa
| Showers OF not.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Ano,her Aondemy Viotlm.

List evening Constable Dillin served
q foreign attachment upon the Weston
Brott re- com nation, who bsvs been
play log In the Academy OF Music dur.
ing the past thres nights. Tue writ WAS
issued by John A. Beers, who the COM
pany failed to pay their board to. The
effects of the company are held by the
constable an i unless some settlement is
made will be sold.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Nat,onsl Bank at Harrington.

The Com ptroller of the Currency las
authorized the First National Bank OF
Harrington to begin business With a
capital OF $4,000, Harrington is 81 u
a'ed on the Delaware railroad, a few
miles belo% Dover, and ia one of tie
growing towns OF Kent County. II ia
surrounded by coed farms, ard tie c'h-
zens of. tha place and viclrity are 20
prosperous tba. they ieel the need ol
better bank taoilitles. We hope that
they mny CONT a US 20 prosper.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
YnInd DOWN.

NEW YORK, May 1O.-At the session OF
the General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church yesterday, DR.. Wilder,
of Illinois, offered resolution calling
for general election In 1899, to settle
the question in regard to the admission
of women a. dele2at $. The motion was
voted down.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
M. B,ll,ngu ForsAkes HIS Ulolhes.

CmcAao. May 10 -Parmley Billings,
the young man after whom Billing, NJ.
T., was named, died here yesterday.
During his ILLNESS he had curious liking
for buying othes. He purchased a
mum Der of suits, which he has not even
put on. and it Is said he leaves one OF the
largest wardrobes ever collected by one
man IN the city. His father was the first
rreeideut of the Northern Pacific Road,
and is a wealthy citizen of New YORK,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Ooiorad Orphan Asylum.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Rev DR.. A.
Jaeger, OF Virginia, called on President
Cleveland yesterday and solicited his aid
in behalf of the proposed p an to estab'
lish colored orphan asylum at Lynch
burg. Later In the day the President
sent DIR. Jaeger check for 800 and q
letter commencing the project.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Brevitie'.
The cheapest has hcuse ISs' she etty


AunrfDrd Broa.' A04 Market stroot.
Ouppng and lscshtng. le3 L. 5eSoad at.
Try Bfsh's coal yDu Will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm. immsuiate cure for EuuapE.
Braxiliaa Balm cures a cold; 30 doses, 100.
60 to Musphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture &C Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like its
Aillard y. Davis, jeweler, sE. Second ST.
Fine 10 X. 6lnRs, at HAnTs, is Z. Fourth,
Frank Roop Bmith, drugEiht, 6th and KIM
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
FIRST class furrfture at Murphey's. 800 ship.
ley street.
A bald man is unavoidable dude. since
his hair is parted'ln the middle.
Olubmen toll uCthat IL is dIff1uit to opeu
q nfghtlock with whis key.
Tho principle OF some men seems to bs-if
at hess you cont sueceed, fall, fail again.
Mr.. Frost calls her hutband's- sibow the
waiter, bsosu,e he III always tIpping It.
All band-msde cLndlss at HOLLY, No. 4
W. 20 street.
60 TO Geo. H. Murphey's for your pAr1oI
eha:nber and dining room furniture. JDs Ship
ley street.
"Iwtil now turn the craDk said q hots
clerk IS he threw an eecsntric best d o Hn
stairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
solo by the shor,n,

Yesterday afternoon Sheriff Lsmbson
sold tho following propsrtiea ct Sberifi's
sale: A lot Of land on the northerly y
side of Front street near Lincoln, the
property Of George W. West, TO George
W. Bash for 81 285; lot OF land At the
southwest corner Of FourteeAih and
Wilson streets, the property OF Aunie
E aud William t. Straughnn, TO j..
Ernest Smith, attorney, fer $3.50; two
story brick dwelling oa Searles street
near Fourth, the property Of Sophia
Dorsey aud Mary L Smith, TO Joseph
l.. Carpenter, Jr., for $40; threa'
story brick dwelling on tbs eAs.erly >
side OF Washington street hetwosn
Tenth street and Delaware avenue, the
property OF Joel V. GreenmNU, mortga'
RoF, aud Mary w. Ohilds, 70 Austin
Harrington, Esq, for 81 t09.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Large stew At Ainecow's.
bargains

In dry goods and notions a. Ns' IL ";
Second strees, TO olose hu Zines. All
parsons in need OF goods OF the above
kind will do well to call and purchase,
rs these goods will be sold ut prices tha5
will clo.e Them out in short time. l13
West Second street, NJ. R, Wyatt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
a HarRain.

l have good driving mare, years
Old, 16H hands fiRb, sound and qnist,
fearless OF everything, can be driven By
. womsr, which will sell light, hav'
ing no use for her. W. Scott Vernon, at
this fliea, or Iess Of blaoGsmtth's shop
Oh Sifsh street beyoad Madison.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
carpets, MsttlugS and GENERAL Up
hoisterV,

Kenny & Co., 72G Market street, have
large hne of ca pets, matt.ngs, oil
cloth, etc., which will be Id very
cheap, window shades furnished and
hung and carpets old and new made and
laid. All kiuds of furniture and carpets
UpL Lolstering at the shortest notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Pubic Opinion

has conceied that there has been no In
yeution OF modern times from whioh
humanity has derived so much benene
az from Hoopor's Anodyne, and only 70
cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Alta bargain, 8.room house, with con
venieuoet. Only $3.50 required down
Apply to W. Scott Vernon, this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
No E,Cape for, tue chicago Boodlerl.

CHICAGO, Msy l0.-The Supreme
CopIt Of Illinois has etirmad ths CO.
o,sicn OF tbs lower cnur. in the county
boodl0ra' CTS s, aad tho CeiendSpts will
al hare to e0iva their terms OF etntenoe
In the State PapttrriiArg.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Cnes or News,

Mrs. BsnwN ol ThirI street says her
baby IS the hsalthiest on tho sSraet aud
she thinks Il is due TO Hooper's Ano
dyns, as she had SO much trouble before
ls.na ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Boiler Explosion

All retail and wholesale drugglsts l
keep Hooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
% $500 go
Now Flonr.

sgrirg whsst, superlAtive, only 20 70
per barrel, so cents per bag. Try IL
LTpoh ~ Leary, MaiigoD street srocers,
n. w. corner Fourth streel.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
hnaaon 1883.

E.E. Hanna will open his Ice cream
nnriora. 93l Jefferson street, on S1tur'
day, April 2ssh. Families and parties
supplied at ghort notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Notioe.

Tbs genuine Shsrpless creamery but
ter has 8 arp!ess printed tu fnll on each
mint Al@ass FOR sAle ey Lgnoh x
I,5ary, Madaan street groceEs, N. W.
Garqor FGufth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Twelve finely Estouched cabipets and
one grarr aiza nth each dozen, for e5i
AZ Hollands, SyT Markell street,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
N, II. DRnforth
Hoe This.

Is prepared to supply Wilmington drug
gists With Hooper's Auodyne,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
yynnledI WaDtedl Nnntedl

Every person who have CARPET or oar
tIIeaninc works, 11tb aud jackson SITS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

Bsaton Smith, Cor. 7th anl Pine Bts
Agent for E. Z. Heller No. 103
Cigars"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
Over 40 Years, ExperieuOe.

Rosin & Bro, practical paper hang
ers. LArRe assortment Of the lnrest ue'
sigma. Prices the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
A Clothing F0use in Trouble

Owing to ths failurB of large WHOLESALE
clothing house, tins entti stock was seis N
by the cred itors ard an sbsi2 nes Wal an.
pointed by tbs 0r1er Of court The stock
consists of$JO Geo worth Of d . cloih ng for
mon, hoya 3 children. and VIII ne sold Al
IS er cent less than 40 ,usl orst. This bank.
rupt ssle, which 8 now UQing st tho :. W.
e3rnsr Of 2nd and MsIkeL str.nts, whining.
ton. Dei., Will X i've toe peep q OF Whining.
ton aud the vicinity TO get clio h IS for al most
nJthing. We will M NINA fow yrices A
suit oil men's clothing. all to match S3 ST.
worth ~ 20; mems elessnt biseh Worried
sn wool 500 worth SO 30; mems elegant
Cashmere pants 81 81, Nortt S21k A ohildis
beautiful tult. pioattd spd NJ do IN htest
stJ lie 81 10 worth S3.sT cbildrsn's pants rs
cents, ~ ihe >. " OorneT 2Ho az d n arket
streets. Oau ami see os foee going elsewhere
and GU will save money ml-ipa
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10

TIE rlal estata of tim lnts Charles
T,ragn. q O3tssa, win ne 10 q al pgb'
liz sale on tat 25th inlt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-10
IVALSH & Co,
M Market St.

No Market st.
HE OTHER DAY
we calledyour asten-
ton to our $Ia Baby
claiming for it su-
Ity over any coach at
,i,e in this city. Are
Inning too much? The
\ who have been look.
hound say not, and have
ht our coach. Our as.
tn. Of coaches from
j 10 $50 are not to be
in this city,
control their sale for
ttritory. Our success
them for the last
his shows that they are
hight goods at the right
Rs
|ery year since we be-
&business in Wilmington,
J shown a hsttering in
e over the year pre-
I. In our Carpet De
bent mo e than any
{ else, this increase ha:
the most marked; and
Well, the reason why
b When a house offer!
ng but the most relia-
goods in the best and
design, and coloyingt
/ lowest prices consist.
with iair dealing, it |:
i eFon ually to receive
ss sAare Of the patron
cia close buying and
iniraliog public L
tine to acquire a trade
as ours, bu: once a Gus
p they a.e always o Gus
b.
bis season We are show
larger assortment o
bets than ever before
have had a correspond
larger trade.
tt oil wool extra supe
ln, CSC. All.wool fill
n}ains, soc. Best 8
cotton ingrains, 40c
VdTpets, 4Uc, 4oc, 5Ot
tOc and 6je. Brussel.
to 81,
mere are SO many oppol
lles tor unscrupulou
'Fs il furniture, to hid
cover d .tects in parlo
chamber fuyniture tha
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