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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02

A SAVANNAH lady who was endeavor-
ing to raise a flock of young chickens
found the whole brood in a bad fix the
other day. With the advent of warm
weather she had recourse to fly paper
to catch the flies that swarm in her
kitchen, and accidentally she left an
open sheet on the ground in the yard.
peregrinations, happened to walk on it.
and, in slang pariance, ''got stuck. J"
His brother came along to investigate
the trouble and he got stuck; the old
hen came to the rescue, but she could
do nothing. The rest of the chicks
iocked around until nearly all were
sticking fast upon the paper. They
were rescued from their ridiculous pre-
dicament with great difficulty.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
LOOK YOUNG!

LeaureIe Oil prevents tendency to Wrinkles
or ageing of Skin. Preserves q youthful plump,
fresh condition of features If you desire g.
TRANSPARENT, clear. fresh Complexion, free from
blemish or roughness, use Leaurelle Oil, it
cures and prevents cracking, chapping, rough
ness or coarseness of skin. Keeps face, neck
and hands soft, plump Preserves the tone
life and transparent glow of the skin as in
youth. This is remarkable article though
called oil is more the nature of an expressed
juice, and is superb tonic and elegant dressing
and tones without grease yet keeps the hair
and whiskers SOFT glossy, luxurious and vigor-
Gus. 81 at Druggists or by Express, free of Ex-
press charge. E.S WELLS, Chemist, Jersey City.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
Consumption, Wasting Diseases,

And General Debility. Doctors disagree
as to the relative value Of Cod Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites, the one supplyingstrength
and flesh, the other giving nerve power, and
acting as tonic to the digestive and entire
system. But in SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites the two are
combined, and the effect is wonderful.
Thousands who have derived no permanent
benefit from other preparations have been
cured by this. SCOTS Emulsion is perfectly
palatable and is easily digested by those
who cannot tolerate plain Cod Liver Oil.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02

A LITTLE Philadelphia girl, 6 years of
age, was running with mouthpiece of
a toy balloon in her mouth when she
fell and partly swallowed the balloon.
Forster, a Brooklyn girl died short
time ago under similar circumstances.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02

AT Union, S. c., a Texas pony
walked into a store, went behind the
counter, walked up to mirror and ad.
mired his reflection therein, glanced
CONTEMPORARY over the stock and then
departed without doing any damage
or making any purchase.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02

A MAN at Monroe. Mich, got wound
up in mill shaft and the shaft pulled
off his stockings without pulling off his
shoes, and pulled off his shirt without
unbuttoning his vest.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
fCoPYRIGHT, 1857. I
CATARRH In Thu HEAD.

SYMPTOMS OF THE DTSEASE.-Dun,h heavy headache.
head into the throat sometimes profqse waery and ac at
Others Thick tenacious bloody
the eyes are weak there ringing in the hacking
ter together with scabs from ulcers the voice changed and
impaired there is sensation of dizziness with mental dePres
symptoms likely to be present in
above symptoms result in consumption and end the grave
understood unsuccessfuy treated by physicians
nouuoy crucr # yo1 would remove evil strike at its
| ~ ~ catarrh is in the majority of cases. some
4 TpEkTUETr \ weakness, impurty, otherwise faulty
InIaImL !. condition Of the system in attempting to
directed to reoua Of that The more see Of this
nay Invads Hotel and Surgical Institute the
realize of combining with the of local.
healing application,
nal use of blood cleansing and tonic medicines.
4 In curing catarrh all the various
tikIfF which frequently complicated,
I ~- 4 bronchial and diseases weak stomach, ca
RELIANCE asssss snd shd ss{ T1SS
hn-- full and virtues of Perce's
ical
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02

Inn managers of the Eden Musee in
Nov York received note asking for
aeAets, and signed John T. Ray
mond." Raymond has been dead near
ly two years but the managers admired
the nerve Of the applicant so much that
thew resnOnded faVOrah
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
Catarrh Cur ed.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any suf-
ferer from this dreadful disease sending a
self-addressed, stamped envelope to Prof. j.
A. Lawrence, 212 East Ninth Street, New
1Oak, will receive the recine free of charge
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
WELLS, HAIR RAI.SAN

dressing Soc, 81 Or Druggists or 81. 90 size pre-
pad by Express for ST.. E. Wells, Jersey City.
ROUGH ON PILES. Quick, complete cure. soc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02

No. 663 Main Street, BUFFALO, N.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1888-05-02
| COMMON SENSE
TREATME' T.

directed to removal of that cdu
odious diseas !, and we treat success
nually at thu Invalids' Hotel and 81
we realize the Importance of comb
soothing and healing application, a
nal use of blOod-cleansing and toni
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRA AXE PILLS


CLEANSE the mucous mem,
francs Of the stomach and bowels Of all SLIM
md foreign matter, start the seeredons, ASST
digestion and assimilation, nutrify the blood
they relieve the liver Of congestion, give !
chance to extract bile poisons from III,
blood. to make them into good bile. and it
ecreie Just what is needed. They do ma
tar their way and iuiiate like most purga
Ives. but they treat oil the surfaces and or
fans, 50 that the ehlire system responds
fhey are based en- scientific principles
They arc entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed for them,
they work on the system in the way claimed
rhcy work together for the greatest good,
they arc not like new and untred medicines
they need no praise. but only simple men
ton Of merit.
30 Or. Sehenck's purely vegetable ant
Wholly reliable family medicines are for sal,
~ all Druggists. Every package has neatll
printed directions for use. II you woull
Understand yourself send for DR.. Soheneki
lew Book on Diseases Of the Lungs. Live
nd Stomach Sent free, Address DR..
4. Schenek & Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

The following cases were disposed OF
by Judge Turner at this mornings SEES
sion of the city court; Samuel Simpson
was charged with drunkenness, but as he
plead s. At he was an old soldier, and ID
anxious TO get 10 one of the Soldiers
Homes, he was discharged, with q warn
ing W lei liquor alone in the future
Alfred AeCraoken, an old rounder, was
found BY the police last night very drunk.
When he was ARA gned before the Judge
This morning he claimed that he was sick
and asked TO be sent to the Almshouse,
but the JHdge, in.tead of complying
wish his request, imposed fne Of SIC
and costs, which will send him to New
Castle jail. He, however, promised Nc
CrackSn thA' he would write letter to
DR.. Black, calling his attention to the
ease, so that II he Ia really sick he can be
sent 10 the AlmshOuse.
Richard Shannon, boy was charged
with disorderly conduct at the OpeIa
House, hat the case was dismissed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
A DODGE GAME
OF ADvRRTIsING
EXPOSED :!
We Print Just Exactly
What We Mean.
AND MEAN JUST EXACTLY
WHAT WE PRINT.

We ask the readers OF the REPUBLI'
CAN to be good enough to read this I'd :,
ana after you have hnlshsd It tbink q
moment, as va mean Just what we
print In this announcement. In the frsI
place, We cannot commence 10 tell you
Of the benefit you can derive. You can
tell better By going whers We 10 chser
fully dltSos you, Now ssk yourself
these questions: Win you pay cut
rhgeous proats btcAuse you read an ad.
vertIsemsnt ohook full OF ridiculous
matter. In order to get the unthinkipa
Into q cir Crap, or 20 to one who has
earned the reputation Of being satisfied
with 'msll PROFITS, which he osn very
well afford to do on account OF hin not
having two or three partners, managers
and assistant managers TO divide the
profits with.
All We ask tbs psople 10 do Is to look
Ia ths.r show windows, then In the
EooSony Hail'S and mark the fur
enoe in prloeS. You Will SOC . black
diagonal suit Of clothes marked S22 so
the Same Identical one In Mr. Fellhsim.
sr's windows Tor GIG. You will res .
light oolcrsd Melton overcoat marked
gao; the same one pFeOiSs;y ct Rell
hoimer'S Eoonony hall for Sls.5O
You viii see . gentlemAu's walking OF
business outfit for % 70 to V7o; dress
suits In hundreds Of patterns from D.
TO $50.
Now, another Important Item ID
thiS; You will see, BY locking In theiI
windows, shIldFen's eAsslnsre and
chsviot suits marked $3.50. You tbon
90 TO the famous Economy Hall, 4Oo
Market street, AID see the same goods
and pattera for two dollars and 6fty
eents leSS,aH when you are thoroughly
convinced, ask yourselves who deserves
the pseferSuoe, the Heonomy Hall
clothier or the high pr!es sxaggerators,
IN ] act AaSordlrR.y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
FOURTH EDITION
Dots

Dota.
VIM. MeVAuRh will have q sale Of
cows 81 Hooksssip, on Tuesday, the
3Sd inpt
The new b & o. Station, Water and
Market streets, will he opened for use
on Thursday, October /.
David Oonnsll and family, Who have
been spending the summer at their
beAutiful residence near GT6enbank,
have EetuInSd 70 this city.
The bazaar given BY the ladies Of the
Second Baptist Church for the benefit
Of che Sunday school closed last night,
with very encouraging results.
The Christian RpdoavoF Society Of the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church will
hold It's regular weekly meeting this
Fridas } evening ~ 8 O'Clock. Al are
Invited.
Any one having \ snug little farm to
sell within ten miles Ct this city may
nnd customer by addressing or call.
Ing on j. II. Brown, 7tO jackson
street.
Oar celebrated 20 and 600 teas Aro
appreciated By all who use them, A
new invoices OF very choice new crop
japan teas just IN. Crppsn, 8 EA5t
Second street.
Sergeant Blackburn had 3 wagon to
pass over his foot on ThuFadAy last.
from which be is oonfiued TO the huuse,
PAtrolman Stewart is acting in his
place until be RECEIVERS.
The Young Peoples Association Of
the Union N. e. Church will hold q
b EIAr in MoMenAmin'a building. N.
W. corner Fifth and Shlpley directs, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
inss Of next Wtek.
1he twentieth anniversary OF WILL
Aington Lodge, No. /, A. o. U. w,
sill be held In Workman Hall, corner
Ninth and Market streets, on Thurs
dsy, October 70, beginning 81 8 o'clock
p. m,
There ls considerable criticism Of the
lew b, q 0. station. Many people
think that Il IL not ~ large aud hand.
come building 40 1t shopld to for .
eily like Wilmington.
The Z p. Moody Cam paiRn Club asl
Aocepted the Invitation 10 attend thI
Republican meeting ct Upland. Pa, OF
Thursday evening next. AT 80 THU
eveninR the club will meet 70 attend
.he Republican meeting At the opers
House.
Joseph Black, . brother Il ElWood
Black OF this city, died at the residence
II his brotherin law, william Hinkson
IN Ohester, Pc, on Wednesday, aged
10 years. His funeral will take piael
Of o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
Dupont BaBhS AEost,nr.

A grand rally Of the Republicans OF
Dupont Banks was made at etiIIlnp'O
store last night. The OentreVille
Mounted Club aud the Tippsoanoe Dub
OF Wilmington both attended the meet
ing and made parade after the speak.
inR was over. Fully 500 people vera
thought TO be present. Alexander
BaIns was president, assisted By The
following Woo presidents: Samuel
Morrow, John Ball, General Henry pa
Pont, Abraham FoAtd, GEORGE ].
Chandler. Aaron Wood ward, Eugene
DuPoni, Ellis P. Hicks, Victor Stirling,
BIAncls q. DHPOnt, Or. r. P. Green.
leaf, Colonel II. A. Dupont, Samuel
Moore, WIN. DuPont, A d LIE Carpen.
.leT, Joseph Knox, Alfred DuPont, Dr..
Charles Green, VIM. j. LAnk, Thomas
J, Stirling, W. H. Miller, ThomAS
Mayne, j. NJ. Smith and Gilbert
MAt,hsHion. The meeting was ably
ana eloqueutly Addresse1 BY Charles
II. Treat, the Republican candidate for
Congress, and Rev. J. 8. Willis. They
we're both greeted with hearty Ap
plRuSe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

inches long-BrOther Bull
made a mistake in weaving
this one, got it too wide for
the length, but no mistake
in the quality, that's superb
You get this lot though for
SO cents Instead oil SOC.
A magnificent quality OF
Barnsley double damask +,
just laid en- tie counter.
Hailssone patterns, self
border. 2 yards wide, Sl.25.
Napkins to match.
A bargain starter In an
all wool California Blanket,
"a inches wide, "a inches
long and weighs 8 pounds.
1t has a BEAUTIFUL border,
embroidered effect in grape
leaf pattern, cherry, blue
and pink Never have we
known this quality sell for
less than 50 to $40. We
have only 80 pairs and shall
sell them at the unheard- OF
price Of So so.
We have received our full
line of the celebrated P.
D." French CoIsets, 10
colored and white, 70 in, to
80 in, $50 and $2 so.
Are you thinking o {
Winter Coats for yourself or
childrenl We have made
unusual preparations for a
large coat trade and you
should see our styles. We
never sold as many coats
this early In the season.
Look at our Seal Plush
Coat at $I7. You won's
match it for Sac Look at
our S23 Plush Coat. You
won't match It for S2S. Try,
examine. Sales and custo-
mers prove it daily.
Carpets We are busy in
our largeScarpet rooms day
and night. Everything here
in Carpets you need. The
tick tack of our carpet ham.
mers is heard over the town.
We refit and relay old work
at moderate prices.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Vn,,..h - aH.a. -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

JACKSONVILLE o..
nine new caves o. Jolog
death were reported here y
There WsTe lg usH red
fever In PefuAadlRs, I'D
day. BsofetBTy BohnJ lsr
ard A Association, tsllg'agae
nAndiHA Rs!lef Cjnniis
Tnis los rating o. cases
celve you, ss, By $ deoi'l1
eoutivh Com mitte0, lhs
colorsd auxiliary conal1
ted, ns II had got son sEhN
= a. increase Of nestiJ y
.he came basis Of returns
Is very warm. fhtra AisI
critical cares Tue cry 81
Two new cAseS Oi yei.q
developed 10 Gainesville,
has been declared epiiemic
Four new cases OF yeilol
two deaths were reported
Decatur, AlSbama.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

on Front street tetwesn French and
King streets, was crowded last evening
to. witness the performance Of /
galaxy OF stars. Every actor is alone
worth the price Of admission charged
which is only 10 and 90 cents. This ID
the last week Of Tiny whitman, thu
handsome serio comic actress. Their
they still have George Mccoy as the
funny old gal, and as BmusInE a. ever
The LAvaTnle 5isterA and AumerOuI
others are still there,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

Anthony Higgins, Bsq., will be greet.
Cd With large audience ct the Opers
House, TO hear the Republican side OF
the campaign issues presented. There
IL no better equipped Republican
speaker In Delaware than Anthony
Higgins. His speech TO niRht will be
devoted 70 both National AVID State
lssuep. The Infamous assessment and
tax collection laws OF the State will be
banded without gloves, and the men
gho manage them will not b. spared.
Democrats should return the compli
nsnt and 20 and hear Mr.. Higgins, al
hundreds Of Republicans went 70 heal
Mr.. BreckiBridgs last night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
WIN BE InstallSd To-1ISn,

The Rev. VIM. p. 6WArtE will DO in,
stalled - the pastor Of CsntrAl Pfesby.
terian Ohureh this evening. The Rev
W. W. Taylor will preside, and the
sermon will be preached by the Rev
Joel SHAIts, ID. ID. The charge 10 ID,
people will be delivered by the Rev, u
Howard Nixon, d. D., and that 10 The
sW pastor by the Rev. Lalayett.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

WAsHINGToS, Oct 19.-Iu the U 8
Senate ye tsrday the rec luton for !
recess from Saturday, the 2Olh inst, :,
November 18Th WAS taken up, and Mr.
Brown offered . resolution for Q Ana
adjournment Of the session ct ono o.
clock on Saturday. After rome dis
eusBion Mr.. AlliEoa accepted the reso
luiion, and 1t was passed without
division.
In this House the concurrent resolu-
ton from the Senate for hnal adjourn
ment on Saturday Was presented And
AsEeed to,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

WIN. PAEkin. having sold his farm
adjoining the Lower BrasdywIne Pres.
bytertAn Church TO DR.. NeRendAnk, of
this city, disposed Of his stock and farm
Implements at public sale on Monday
last, VIM. j. LAnk setting ~ auotioneeF.
DE Will remove to Newport the coming
~eek, At which place he owns soms
property.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
THE saD DAY or NOVEMBER. lisa.


AAe hAAVWihk uetCftboa real eEtAte, Viz.
All that certain hrn or tract Of land sta
Atsd IN NH Greek Hundred, oounty Of New
osstle end STATE q Delaware, and described
IS follows. to wit:
Beginning At stone In the middle Of the
Ho-kbssin read oorneT for land sold paYid
wilson thea by q limo Of said land ~ hioh
Was part no q OF the real estate Of Isaac
DiEoh, deceased south 20 degrees and q
Mese " g2-lo0 leTshss to a stake 3 corner for
Thomas fierson's land, thence with line Oh
mat lAnd north Y degrees vest lb7 go
pefehe1 70 sake corner Of william Pier
sons land and thsnoo with q line OF saId
land north W degrees and 20 minutes eAst
10 1900 pefahoe 70 8 stone q corner for ether
land solo TO David Wilson (pArt Of TIM rel
oatAte OF Isaac Liz N, deaaaBad,l fbtHGa
the hAas dividing that land tom this
bdeereeS sait 20 peichos to q stake, tntH. q
norm rs degrees east 10 e-Io psrohbb 70 a
stake. thence south degrees east is s-iOO
peIohss 10 stake, themes south ~ degrees
west 80 psIchos TO = gtAke 10 the middle OF
the k0AfFoh's road, thence along the middle
OF saA road south az degrees east 81 2lO
porenes - stake IN the line II Thomas
Jsekson's lAEd, thence By that lana a0uth
~ deg sSs cas-. as l-lo perehss to stake "a
NE Middle oftho u oekeaBin road efo.s ta-G
and thsn along came being Q limo nI tie
afsreaaid land sold 20 David Wilton syuth
az dtKresa west % $40 psrchsn to the pIaco
OF canning, containing within aAid bounds
" asras and ~ pefohsg GLAND, % the same
more or less with house and barn thereon
sslESd sad taken In execution AZ the
property Of lRAGo I. chamberlain aad ELISA
1eth ihAmbSrlAin, his wife, and {. {, Rad TO
GILES JAMESON, Bherin.
shoTlh's once, Wilmington, October 10,
lSbs oioood-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
FIFTH EDII


t,m, pAlia TO a n
What arc you DOH,
esked . Tep ,sitnt1tlHv'ssST
IAN IAN i 70, day Of He1ry' a I
' Vas Is,'Sanding q, The en- y,
aonsl Bank Of Dsl. TI,sd
~. H.of ai were kuoos Ia,
Tue :,t sixth street tlle y M
we are patllng ia W. NJ
Banning. "sq
why, have you g.,
s9is late day, after 20 y.
OF the back, thst son n M =
oS no, We have Il Nv nv
hght, bat sonthog ~
work Al IL" We
Why den { you hu,ls
M. Banning, ihlg one ' "a
the times2H Wv ~
Eyes, bui we ara M, :.
thinzs. That buildlps y \
and com foItAbla tlsn a., =
oou!a pat up, Wien ws
wlndoEs 10 We viii /,
hght, anil this, 10 iii se = :,
| How long HAYS yo9 /
Of that bani2' ''4 =
| "Fair,y three 7saD j.
alng. "Saveg teen scar, !
have b'en prcoil chi oi Il
mag then s,Alej ibatto + ,
= Collar by that hsuk
orgsn . d since 1870 ,
nevst been q 'ishong,l AZ
| But Big Faux p,s,,
through you, thoass !"
reporter.
| Yes, he oams ns,r,
baenlusi ''you Gee ibs,
bsen spottlna tbs bAuk /,
beiore, and would CON /
eharRsd TO get . view o.
But We are prepared 1
You ought 10 see Tue /
thts building. why thew
nearly 10 the hot b. ace,
latest improved Vault, I,
the building msy COX 4
the odts,ds J.. isAll rlsbt
We would not 70 afraid
Windows aud dosrs o,
and let robbars
disposed have iIen accsn
As 1t would DO InpO,slbl,
open them. Aud then,
don't keep any msusy h.
whenever We &c. = tsl
hand We send II to Pa
Mes York banks +" NJ.
spoke Of the prosperity
Shares O. 500 have sold |
vestors Of money were ii
at that. Mr.. Banning q
rot = better paying bIuk
be was perfectly satisfied
building ytL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19

At an eAdy hOur ytsler
DR. George aoUIeilan1
quits suddenly from apop
residence OF his brother, Y
Ter, near RlvsrgisW, ssel
e. led Wa 8 son OF lhe
Il Of Bfsn1yTine d
au 90 the rebellion US
she regular army. He ~
some time from mental ~
not long ago wandered
homo and was rot foapu
weeks. All shorts to rS'l
health were fFuisless, ana
past few Gays he sNnk rsp'l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
v. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market strxtg.

Ao " WV SeoASSb iuOSa
around the store is our Up.
holstery Department.
Curtains of all kinds.
Commencing with Madras
by the yard in plain, stripe
and figured, we can give
you Curtains by the pair for
81, including wood poles
with rings, ends, brackets,
ETC. yards TO each pair.
Nottlnghams - by tn e
pair with borders, 81 to $40,
poles included.
Madras plain and colors,
by the pair, 81 to $l0,poles
included
Renaissance h e most
effective thin curtain Of the
day and the newest-$5 to
$40.
Irish Polnt-always pretty
always 6 o o d, inimitable-
81 so TO $40.
Tan. bours--next to real
lace the best liked curtain
made. We have q fine as
sortment of these Curtains
from So to $25.
Brussels Lace Curtalns.-
from the largest imported
stock Of these fine goods 10
the country, artistic, beauti-
full, elegant, $25 to $50.
Our Lace Curtain stock
would pay you to look
through.
Heavy Curtains and
Draperies.
Our special offering this
season is a SIG Curtain for
$40, the prettIest and best
you ever saw for the price.
We have them In fine as
sortment, with plain and
figured tops and Turcoman
borders.
crimson terra Gotta
gendarme picot
olive gold
ano finer goods up to $50.
. One of the most artistic
effects in hanging, brought
out this season. is a curtain
made Of pure flax plain all
over, with a handsome self.
color fringe woven on top
and bottom. The iringed
top turned over the pole and
draped into a swinging
valance Is very stylish and
unique.
Never before less than
S25, now $I8.
Fawn
Terra Gotta
GobelIn
For any one quick
enough to see a point here's
a pointer on a few odd cur.
tains in Chenille with Tur-
conan borders. They are in
Blue and Olive only.
all the odds at s1e reduced To az ror.,-
all the odds at 20, reduced to "a P p pat'
all the odds at n, reduced to Ss 80 pn nsr
A Linen hint for econo-
m C a | housekeepers, A
grease spot In the making
gives you a S74c uubleacbS.
ed table linen for 28c, and a
fine bleached damask linen
=
o. o. inches wide, for SO cents
The grease spot has been
cut OH and you won't see Il.
mains.
A fine English buck towel
hinged and with turkev.ren
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-19
WILSON'S
uRdaS taxing 70; me, No. 1915 KIN 81
TRLMrKoNR 5TsNAL, 1885,
Open ell night.
J. A. WILSON,
HuaasaI DIr0aaog
A Busy FiFm.

A Busy Firm.
L. W. stldhAm q Sons, auction ssFs,
have no less than Ave sales to- morrow,
and consequently are ~ busy as bees.
The hrst sale takes place at their store,
NO. III bast Fourth street, 81 0 O'Clock
.. no the second on the premises Of
Josl V. 9reenmbD, on New CASTLE
svenne, ct O'Clock D. M third St the
house Of Mary 70. Chandler, No. 7O1
EAst Sixth street; the fourth 1t No. 1904
walnut street, at $50, and the fifth At
No. ssS West Fourth street, 81 8 D. m.
And u mey be that there will be another
sale 81 their store In the even Dg.