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Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

THE STAND thAt Il nov being taken
BY she Oa'holLe Church in regard to the
liquor trsfAo 10 very gratifying 10 taa
fIasRda OF Temperance. The recent al.
dfeSs Of Ahs Rev. Father Flynn hGs
caused considerable Comment, ~ Il 10
REGARDED BY many " ths keynote 90 ;
general oFussde AgAinsl the mem sFs o,
that church Who persist In remaining
10 the liquor busineBh A prominsn,
Catholic In speAklag OF this matter
SAC: I'VE osnnOl lura thsn ont Of Ihs
church, bui ttess are wIys OF punish
log then, nuoh % preVsntiDg their
holding any cfi 'loAl position in she
ohurcti 10 tsoi Ouly retaining shsm a.
menberA" We heart OF PRIEST yes.
tsrday who IL going around among bic
Pensioners and ssk.pg thum to sign A
pledge not 10 toRsh or tESts IN io1i ,StlRR
liquors OF any kind, and making 4
black marx OPP 1slte the names OF those
who raiusa We are aware that the
catholic Obursh hiss for many yeAr,
hAa It's Temperance gocisies, Whloh
have doubtless been the means OF doing
vast deal OF COED, but IL is only re
oanay thAi 81 soslve crusade has bssu
IAgsd sgainlI the liquor tram i, by the
ohnrnh. In tSls, hDEsvsr, II lie oaly
following The example OF oshsr dsaomi
nahoas, % u hiss been Int ooupsrp .
lively few years slnss he najlrlly OF
evangelical churches numbered li9uof
sellers among ,hsE msnb6rs, and even
some OF the Methodist preachers ara
nos tetak they could gel SlonR -tthou,
eaalr DRAM" or ElasI OF xxx sic
Bal that day has plsssd, aud the
=praaohsr who should % kr.nEn 10 b.
ghllly Of Hush an Eci Waud Soon b.
Without pulpit Net mary years aQl
40 house OF any pratsAslons was com
plels without ilS sids5oard stocked ViIh
brandy NhtIkY and Eum for Abe msp
aAd Wines and cordisls TOR the lsd lss.
baoh things are nov AlmOai nnknoWn.
and this, with the ssand taken vetrs
ego BY the evangelical ohurshes, ThIsh
= nov bsing feli0Red By the Catholic
uaureh, ahoEs The progress ths, has
Deeo made BY She Temperance oGuss In
she pAll forty years. The Eeatlmsp, Is
noE stronger shan eysr, And We pre-
SOL that IN ten ysEFs ffom nov a he.
bilual drar kAsd viii be soornsd b. al,
reputable men, M slalIer WhAs his 20.
sltion may b
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

Almost 100000 Dolls
Think Of il. Enough to gel
ten city charters Maybe
two hundred styles and
sizes. What 9 babel If they
SHOULD break out a talking
French, German, English;
mongrel, too, mayhsp.
YOu won't find any of the
soc and 81 big, coarse,
racketty comon trash among
them. We don't 90 by size
for price. Qualify 6rst. You
want a Doh that viii hold
together to be baby Rugged,
Same size and quality as we
have for 81 Is 81. so eise
where. You can save In
the same way on almost any
of the
Bisque head, papier- IN ache body
Bisque head, Kid body
lndestructible
Wax
Rag
or undressed. The
things to dress them with
and set them up housekeep-
Ing, Of course.
Basement. north ofeentre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
N, Megay { Son
SIG TatnaII Street,
AND
3. Z. Cor. 9th & Tatnall SITS,

Business here goes mer-
rily on. Parties may have
their struggles, shaking the
country from sea to sea with
their arguments on the
great questions Of the day,
which is all done, It's said,
for the benefit Of the work
ingman.
The great question OF the
day with the workingman Is
to know where he or his
wife can go TO get the best
and most for their money
We modestly claim our
stores to be the place sought
for, and our stock and
prices will be our areu-
ments. Why be satisfied
to buy In small stores be.
fore seeing us1 We can
supply you with anything In
the housefurnishing line at
prices far below other stores
in the city.
Have you seen our new
$40 Antique Oak Suitcl
It's worth the seeing, at
least if only to be convinced
how much we can give you
for so little money. Or
have you looked at our
Extra-Super Ingram Car.
pets, reduced from IS to so
cents2 Surely you must be
interested with this. You
save Five Dollars on 40
yards of carpet. Five Dol
lars saved here and there
will soon enable you to buy
one Of our 6 piece Silk Plush
Parlor Suites for $50, war.
ranted to wear for so years.
Or say you only save IS In
one instance, that will allow
you to buy an elegant Plush
or Rattan Rocker to present
to some friend on Christmas.
Speaking of Plush Rockers,
we would say we viii tel
you something about them
another time, suffice It to
say we have the largest line
in the city. A very good
time to make your selection
Is now.
N. MEGARY & SON.
Cash, or weekly and
monthly payments.
noys mws.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

SONS OF THE papers nra urging 4
change In khz manner OF BlsotlpS a
President, 50 that the slsugoESl sysiem
VIII be abolished, ana the people "a n
.helF votes dirsst for Psahdsnt and
Vtee President OF the United sAbes
This plan might bs well enough Il We
Wsre assured OF fair and hones, slo,-
lions In ell the States, and that sysrg
one who IL entitled 10 q VOte should be
SLOWED 10 ohsi II. But as are very
mach afraid thai with The laws th1
are NJ present In force In some Of she
safes suoh plaa would be imprAstI-
sAl. Take Tor instance our own staie,
where In this city alone ct the last ele,-
sion the Democrats oAsI 81 leas, 1 800
illegal vo,eI, IN addition 10 preventing
. 900 legal VOTERS fran casting thslF
o'ltotF, beoAuss they we're Rspu olaAAs
Fixing thiH, and the Aodons OF ihs parry
hare In the past a. . criterion, We have
no doubt the Democrats WouId be able
y poll moes v0ies 10 IhiS snta shau
snere Rre men, W0man and children.
AID yet DslaHAre IL bat ono OF tbs
3ia1eS that Woald DO nEnIpui stsd In
his manner. On no, We do NOT bslgeye
the people ere really for anything OF
stat kiha yeL
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

fmlADELFHIA. Saturday. Dec. i, ~.

4 1NNa - 49,
It was a quiet revolntior
that went on during the
Autumn. You weren't dis
turbed, but big departments
moved up-none down-or
skipped about. Stairs and
elevators came into being.
Radical things were done.
But your nerves were not
Eacked nor your comfort
limited.
Our Pegasi have been
champlng the bit in frothing
anxiety to be away with the
winged story OF what the
store revolution is and how
It came about.
Wait a bit. The last stroke
will soon be done, and thea
the advertising man may up
and at it.
But we discount a few
words. We look toward the
shutdown Of the year. The
golden rays of coming.
Christmas are glittering. The
Holiday things are restless
for notice.
At the east end OF the
second gallery Is a new art
room. Not done yet, thanks
to mechanics. But done
enough to show you a gath.
erlng OF bric-a- brac such as
--you may do the compar-
ing, 'twould be odious from
us.
The special point Is that
each piece Is shown in cabi
net or on table much as you
would have It at home. You
see art things in perspective
quite naturally. This
piece Of store Is yours
to enjoy.
Stop by this cabinet
you'll find it easily. 1t Is
full of Old Ivory Saxony
ware. The tone of color so
soft,venerabIe like, that Your
artistic sense is not shocked
at the counterfeitS of the
Venus of Milo or the Olym-
plan Hermes. You can get
little Greek deitles for 81, or
big ones at S2s. And the
old Chinese designs carry
you back to the rich cary.
.ngs that middle aged people
knew when children as the
fine art of China.
There Pegasus has the Bit
10 his teeth Hitch him to
The Art-room door and leave
him. 81
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

TIE ID mission OF Dakota, Wbethef
% ons OF two States, Hul add very q, !.
SsrlAIly 20 The general Woaih Of tbs
Union. TEiS territory Is 430 % les lrom
l's northsrn 30 lie Hoashesn boundary,
shu o'O miles from sAsl 10 aeSt, max
las l59 100 'uusSs miles or Rres.sr
stsA than NV Ylfk, PsunsylvAnls.
E7W 'afaey, Delaware, Maryland and
~ ss.nls iozeihsr Tbs p1pulssion IA
oOO oJyi Fhioh IL rapidly iporssslps
ana lAs year Tie wheat oroa WA no.
wards o. 80 GOO. 600 bushes, or mr.
taan thai o. any SAFE In BE uo,as
WINE ihs crop Of cOD, oats, aid oshc5
PsoIaois were pr3postuuAstly IsFss
.tae soil is eEoelisrl, aud sbs ierilt5Iv
y well Wslarbi ~ Go rivers snd
seisAns Ant 100 IsEas and ads. TbsE
nsaras sh7r as Essai iriasJ5s a.
pa2Pis OIL Dsks.s have besa ssbIa,!si
" ~ rae Democrats in bellz dsn!ed
"a, asas Of sg4tsa.sd, and n5s sr5Dg
suu 10y asnos isllI tha n9re A.srsps
0oSauas ~ vas FsrpslFa "a bY reason ol
lhe majority Of tue eiHt ~ bsins ~.
paOhosaa rhs isat ,hlt vs. vii nos
rave hsPodll9An C9na eos .r.arss M
ahe Uaion Of sA'eI. 'N'S
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on a
Scott Webb Perfecting press,
with capacity of "a 900 copies
printed, folded and counted IN
60 minutes. 1t is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita.
ted owing to the REPUBLICANS
increasing circulation. Come
and see it in operation.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

a Eabs in tho House

Is the source of much suushino aud 10Y,
Frightening many . dark cloud ant
tightening many o heavy load-but
joys continusl abide only In q healthy
cody. Toe Creator with great wisdom
has distributed over the earth veQsta-
ole remedies for every I'll OF hunan
lind. This marvellous Laboratory re-
VaAis Its Aeoyets to mRu Only by long
aud searching labor. Few men have
attained greater success thaR Or. K V
Pierce, nor devised for RufferiuR hu
mnnity = greater production than his
Golden Medical Discovery" the I'm
falling remcdy for consumption in its
earlier stage, as well Es for chronic
nasal ea'arrhr scTofula, tumoTs, and all
blood dI5ofusFs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

Great Western Meat Marketg, Nos, 5O7
King stree; ERd 7O5 West Eighth street.
First Qusiity meats ~ tAe following
prices; siIloln stesk, 49,; rump steak,
40 round steAk, l2xc rio TogEt, IA %
l6G; chuck, g 20 100 stcu beef, 4 10 &c
soup meat, 90 leg mutton, I2I51
shoulder, &C.; pork ohppz, 12c.; yea!
ohops, 40 veal loin, 14o; veal cntlet,
l5o. Ghoulder veal, 1Oo,; uoruGd Rec, !
20 lOo.i bologna, &c ! fresh pork eau,
sLRa he.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
WMAIRsrON a NOKFHERR d. n.

Time table In effect, Nov, isth. lsss. Train,
leANe Wilmington French streetl a. follows;
l9r Heading, birdaboIO, Joanna, eprinG.
hsia, Mayneg9prK junction, Manor ,fottsViIls,
vile and AL potnta on the PbilaAeiphfa gnf
headinE y: HI 30 a, m. and .. 20 D. 10.
Eor bprmKneld, MAYno1burE Junction
goAtesVille, Hmbreeviie, Lenspe, Chsddf
FORD and DupontB and lnieFmsdiGto poinIa
10 a. M, z. 20 and ., op. n.
Yer Gainesville and Intermediate pufutn Al
100 a. m, 40 aud 800 D. N, -
For West Chester, 100 .. M, G.A0 and g,pI
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
Eof new Bridge and intermediate pointg
II. lb p, m.
On sunday for Reading and intsrnediat,
points, e 8. os .. m, and Tor Springfield M
tntermedlAte points 81 9. 90 D, m.
A. q. MeuAUbLAHD. B0WHMBB BHI9aH,
BnDertntondenG Gen Paan AFst
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
FOURTH G SHIPLEY SITS.
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ RHGISTER'S OFFiUE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DKf,.,

NEW lAHnLl COUNTY, DBL,
November 18th, is6s,
Upon the application OfSecurity TTuat 4 sAf
Deposit Co :, Administrator, eta, Of Jean y.
hoberG on, late pfWumington Hundred, in said
coanly, deceased, II IL ordered and directed bV
the Register that the AdmiRistrator Aforesaid
give notice OF granting oflettetB Of Adminis-
trAtion, g. I. a., upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof
by causing advertisements 10 be posteA
mlthln 10 days RON the date OF such
letters In six Of the mOgt pubiie
plFceS OF the county OF New Castle, reqsirins
Al persons having demands against the estatl
70 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided
ana also cause the same to he inserted within
the same period In the Daily RRPuBLICAN
AneWHpaper publtshediR Wilmington and "a
be continued therein three weeks d, O,d,D
- Given under the hand and Seal OF
( L. 8. fOnlee Of the Register afOrepaId, al
->~s-~ Wilmington, In New Castle CointV
Aforesaid. the day andy above written
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register,
NOTtCE.-All persons having claims Against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly Attested TO the Administrator c, l. a.
on or before November 18th, 1883, or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
ECURITY TRUST &sAFE DEPOSIT Co.
Administrator, c. I. a.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
nls-eOd-8w
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

FoR TIE seoOnd Nne Ia tue h Story
Of Fhllsdslphis woman stands con.
yioasi Ia that ll'y t0E mu.dsr Of tbs
nrai degree The prisoner, Sarah J aus
Whittilngi p0lso0si her husband and
40 children Presumably for the paf.
rose OF obtaining small inSurAn . Ou
laeiE hVes. Although II was admitted
p her ooontel shat sas hEa AdmInts.
tefed the poison which caused the death
OF each, she WA only tied Cor The mn.
eei OF mar yeAT-oId dsuEaier. Tue
aeisnes, she same IS usual Ia oil sp5ar.
anl crimes, vas insanity, and Jaiss
AHson, II bis charge 10 she jary, eT.
plAined thai 10 Alquli q deispdspt
ensrRsd With murisT on the ground q /,
MAINLY the law said lhst Inc a..
tendAnSs reason mnsi be 80 dsihropss
Or her mind olOudtd 70 suoh an exon
p 70 prevent her from disMnEulsh.og
between Elgai and wrong or Lhas i.
sue 10 Distinguish beIWesn right ana
wrong, her mind WAI 90 dsranEed A.
70 compel her irfsslsab!y to lake s,ba
hie witch she was charged WitA
taking "a
Under this charge the juty, Al.sr tre
hsurh' elaboration, rendered = ver6Is,
o. guilty IS In manner and form "a.
osoled. In soms Esspsots the argu asn 8
OF The dstenEo we're similar 10 shoss an
pioyed In She R.0de case In this city.
ls 'he gross enormiiy OF Ens .rime, ana
khe taos that shs killed shvse wto
taould hA7a bsea nsAE and dear 10 hag,
vas uFgei 80 proof Of an uneound nind,
yaags Allison, no Ravor, explained the
AN 30 faly IS 10 What CONSTITUTES IL
sAnig g. q valid dc saBe, that slsvtn
OF me lurorS R5ra ready 10 render 4
Eerdioi OF mustbr Of the asst dsstsp
when they Left the BIZ. II she should ia
sxso1ied, she vii % the drs, woman
ever hanged ia Pallsdalpala.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

The Hotel Stratford fur
niture will stay in the win
DOVE to day only.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
philadelphia Wilmington q 3Al
EaoEo RauroaS


Alalns win isavs vBnmlngtsn e. ns1lss
rishilia.aaelphiA lexpreasb Z fSA 4s.6s8, ~.
I'm ~ ~ ea logI Il %, Ii ii 4. NJ, u y
~ $3.50, = Sh Wy 80 and Fegp. ~.
fsA se9 = go, 10 %, 10 q b, 4. : -
AZ ~ l ua, M, u %, sal bta TOD AMI
=. a y. r.. U sSs "a G .S, "a an Sa
~ mn, 'i7.Ss la, a2s, ga Si6 S&
RoF Wtst dhsstar, via Lsnosiu. sS ana
sR a m, as5 aad coop. n.
a, for Newark tueutrel and intermediate ma,
@P pai, AZ q 9. N, z 81 and ezi p. N,
y, u srs and intermediAbe stations, 10 n
bsitIsefSe and Rsy Line. yGp,m.
~ aud u coz. m, u o. Il II, : d Z q. sis
Ersins az Bslsvsss Division leave for.
e =, M, and ~ 05 Might
adorgetoWn and Lewes, 3 70 q. N .,UBp,n,,
HArrineloa, Dslsasr, "a ~ way stations, $40
~, EszDiFss. q. I Harrington ri % p. m. war
ETPEess ior Dover. HaErinEtOa. and Del.
nar, Y @ Night.
EKpresS Tor oeps Charles. Old Point Con
tort and Norfolk, H@ Night,
Leave philadelphia. broad BtresL foF WI.
ninRton lexpressL iz2d, %, b, ~, Sic
NAl " Is ii % q, m, zul SOL Anx IN
! q, bA, So, So, II Op, m.
AeeommodA Ion. ga 1025 q. n, La LH
sns t1,e 2 SIS l3W 10 20. and II q D, n,
SUNDAY TRAINB.
FOR Philadelphia le1pressl, 200, ia co
IA = 10, " y q, M Ia, ~ and f0a
Aoconm 0dAtlona Ia. m, iRt0 IN 10,
iEo r chester lexpresnL II. 10. II u 4 n.
. 4 Aacoon5m1odation, sib ana n1a, IN. as
For New York (expressI, 2 90, @, aR, YM
siA II he. m, y, baA va o, and iD.1
IoE West Chester, via LAnokin. as n,
For Cape Charles, Old Font comfort ana
For New CAStia, AIiddletoWn, UAyton.
Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Boaford. LRurni
and DelmAr, n 06 Night
=. Baltimore g md E9shingtoq, In. 90 sea
y asl y a. N, Y q z - audi q p. n. Raid
Leave Philadelphia, broad Street. for VIII
mington Iexprseah " o, Ado, IN. e.io 1,it
4. NJ, sos a.N and II. 20 r. n,
Accommodation, g. aA TO- A. NJ, II. N,LOA
:. 10 {. 80 and II. n p. N.
For further Information, passengers are re.
TERED TO the ticket once AZ Che station.
Trains marked thus - are liHaited express,
upon which extra fRro IL cnArgod,
OHAB, n, PUGH. J., b, WOOD
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD,
~ schedmle n nlIenI Nov IA les

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD,
- Schedule In effect Nov. ia lsss.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE. DE.
60 POT EAST BOUND.
Phiiadeiphia, week days, % 20. 10 ? 90
o, IS 20, . %, $40 %, IL 0S, N; sl7 20, o..
90 Q 60, 20 20, B2b, 70, ~ o. 7 90, Q 10 . N,
Philadelphia, sundays. $50. 701, %,
90 30 90 ~ % nj sl2 20. 90, 3 %, %,
Chester, week days, 81 20, 10. co. Z g.,
$50, 800, II % 8 N; si9 90. 90. 90, 10,
ohsitsr, sundays, % %. 100, rs, poL,
net ans tl9t 20, 1 90, 3 90, stA ssg7, S9b,
WEST BOUND.
BAltimors and Washington, IS as Eil 81
M -, u ~ p N; ai7 40 night All daily,
90 N daily except sunday.
Oeicago and fittsourg, al 10 night - %
oihtihnSd E1d IT. Louis, I'll siam and
y 30 . MT both daily
sirgsriy accommodation, 20 and IL 10 p
tandsaberE Accommodate N. week d.vS.
II 90 m;2 4b and esp q; SundayA . 10
m and rs . m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION,
4, For PhilAdelphia, as p. M, daily, except
sunday, Fer Baltimore, 90 a. N. and 6.Bp
~ ISnSs5 ssrRR d n q a daily sa1sspt sunday
Z. IS ?. m. daily, except sunday; 9IO a. IN, on
sunday emily PIP 2. m. daily.
flbaburE and Chicago express daily, o Is
p. N.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WII,AfIHg.
TOH.
Daily, -l2.o6 =, M, 800, 1000, 'li.Oo, am,
Y %, noon, 20, 800, 80, 'a.50, 6.I3 =. 20,
:. Daily except Sunday, 8 80 and zz a. H..
=. q. and 5. 80 y. m.
SUNDAY only, B.l0A IN.
Telephone, No. 1875.
Rates TO Western pOints lower Than via ,ny
otherline A'
z, o. SBULL, W. NJ, CLFMEETg
zen ! fhAs' AGENT General Manager.
nis-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
MoHthiy Report.


Tllisrman william j. King of ina
Delaware Hook and Ladder Compapy
repors six tres during tho month o,
November. The FIRST was on NOyaul her
., Box Nc. A., 1T 1854 .. m, an.
nounced Gre ~ the WilnllnS atom Crate
snd Basket Company's works A frame
stable was destroyed, loss s20O. On the
same day box No IL WAS sirnok at s D,
% caused BY lighting hrsR o. staib't
b"ssryi No. 5li Market ttreat; Noyem
bar z, box q vas slruok at btl D. m .
an1 again ~ p p. N for hre "a D tts.
be adj lininR 81, James Chapel IN
Forty Acres, loss 5000 NoVembsf s
boE 10 a. 9.Ao a, IN wa struck for Gre
~ No. AZ kAEt Sixth street, 10 loss;
November p, box % at 1923 O. m. an
nouuoed the burning Of the frame house
No. 32l West Front street, lpas 70 build
log $500. no inEursDct; lose to oocu
pants goods not known; iusured Ter
$1,000 November 20, box e, at s.5lE
M hre At Maryland avenue and La
erty street, no losa, The same daV Tor
no. Was struck at 80 o. N. for
slight fire Of Clerks morocco shop A.
Ninth and Walnut streets; no luss. M
vsmher %, b9x No. Is was struck al 10
p. m falae alarm, caused by smoking
chimney At Hart s. Bfo.h.r's wareh0uss
On Eass Fifth street.
CHIEF ESGINEER' REPORT,
Frederic q. Robinson, chief engineer
% the City Surveying Department, re
ports that cusinR Eoyam Der, 1888, lines
we're marked for buildings az follows;
John Madden three dwellings, Fblr-
sesnth street, north sids, bstgssu
hatcher and Heald; George G.. Lob
dell, JT., dwelling, Bro0me street.
northwest side, between Glpia and
ShallcToss avenues; William O. Guthfsu.
seFsn CSuuisEr, a. 81 - szG UAds etr6etF
5outEsAst corner; Farmers, Market 90
sore and dwelling, Eighth street, aoui
tide, hetWesn OrDnge and TAtnEll; ChAs,
u. ptnda J, thTeB d WellinPg, Jscknou
street, west side, between Seventh and
Eighth Bernard Kelley, q yelling, Du
Pont street, east side, betWeRn Pennsvl.
yAnia AEenue and Thirteenth; JAme7 q,
Pickles, four dwelllugs, slxtoenth
street., south side, betWeen French and
Walnut total for the month, 20 build.
ingsi total for November, 1857, 10 build.
ings.
WORK or THE POLICE.
During the month of November 297
arrests were made, az follows: Drunk.
dsi drunk end dlsorderlE, -; disorderly
cond 1et, q; LARCENY, "a; patients. 10;
assault and battery, IL; horse stealing,
i yagfsnoy, 8; resisting On officer, q.
violation Of oliy ordinance, 2; runaway
10Y i suspicious character, /; assault,
u insAnei 81 indteept exposure /; Garry
ing concealed deadly v enpons, /; corner
lounginF, D. trBBpAEs, 3; WltneaAes, 2:
rape, !; selling ltQuOr on SUNDAY. &,
sallinR liquor without = rosnae, 8,
keeping a houBs Of Ill fame, 2; violation
Of market ordinance, /; oAplas, /;
cruelty to animals, l. cruelty to chill
dteD, o. embezzlement, 1; vlolAlion o.
health ordinance, 2; suspicion Of q
Ehaoting affair, A. wife dessrtion, 1.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
An Elesaut sabstltnte.

For oils, salts, pills and all kinds of bit,
ter, n2useous medicines. lie the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, syrup OF
Figs. Recommended by leading Pbyslc-
ians. Manufactured only by the Csllfor
mia Fig syrup CompsBy, Ban Francisco,
Gal. All druggist n. B. Dauforth,
Second aud Market streets, Wholesale
agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01

Election 10 oVsr. Let us nave pace
snd soil t1hagoo cheaper than aver.
Respectfully, A. a. Chapman, Seventh
sEd OFanRa sl:stts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
ATTENTION! ATTENTION
THE BRANCH OF THE GREAT
Boston Shoe Factory
Wants the reader to call at
No. z West Second Street

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away. You have a
chance OF receiving one by
simply buying a pair Of
shoes.
We offer special bargains
in oil kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and Re convinced that
we can give you as good
value for your money as
you can get anywhere in
the city.
One handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and q beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away
They are now on exhibition
In the window Of the great
Boston Shoe Factory.
No 2 West SECOND Sr.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
.I.I6TEN
TO THE TUNE OUR
UvGrCOatS
ARE PLAYING.

You can buy a Nobbv
overcoat for $500, $40
and SI2 up.
We also have a great
variety Of storm Over.
coats from SIS up. Thu
star Of this line is the
$40 storm coat which
we are receiving daily
and selling them Just a
fast.
Give US a call; it will
cost you nothing to x.
anime them and see our
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
MICHAEL GRADY.
DEALER IN FINE
Boots, Shoes and RubbtTs,
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
tirst-Class handmade shoes.
every pair guaranteed. Ali
kinds Of coarse wear and
Rubber Wear; all the best,
aad cheapest In the city.
Call and see.
M. GRADY.
n2a-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
oRATEFUL-coMFoRTiNo.
Epp's Cocoa.


by thorough knowledge OF the nAtura.
laws which govern the operations OF digestion
and nutrlliOnl and by careful application OF
NE hne pfopertles OF well selected Cocoa, Mr.,
Epps has provided our break fast tables with a
delicate favored beverage which may save
US many heavy dOctor's bills. II Is by the Ia
dicloua use OF such articles Of diet that a con-
stitution may be gradually built up until
strong enough TO resist every tendency 20 dis-
ease. Hundreds Of subtitle nalHlles are noRt-
ing around us ready to attack wherever there
Is = weak point. WenAy escape many a fatal
shatt by Keeping ourselves we'll fortified with
pure hood aud properly nourlshed frame -
-Ctvil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
beled thus.
JAMES EPPs AND Co, HOMEOPATHIC
CHEMIST. London. England. mis- m tn Hd&wlY
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
PonnOtk 4 Foreman

Olothiers and Cent? Furnl,hlov,
8. q. Cor. Fifth and Market Cd
Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1888-12-01
THANKSGIVING
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have just received di.
rect from the importers a
large and choice selection Of
Foreign Dried Fruits,
Iuis and White Grapes

We offer first quality Grapes at Is
cents pound.
New Grenoble Walnuts, II cents per
pound, pounds. so cents.
New Pecans, IL cents; Flberts, l2 cents;
Brazil, 10 cents.
Princess Almonds 10 arrive in a few
dpVs.
Valencia Raisins, 10 cents; Sui ana, 10
cents; MuscAtel, II eents
Currants, Q cents; Citron, 25 cents;
Orange and Lemon Peel, 10 cents per
pound.
Layer Figs. l6 cents per pound.
These goods are new and
strictly first-class.