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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

TOrTsvILLE, Feb. 20.--Master Work
man Lewis was here last night, and
stated that majority OF all the miners
on strike had voted to return TO work,
In compliance with the order. He said
they had been uuable to reach many OF
the outposts, and may not hear from all
OF them for day or two. Many Of the
local Assem- blies require sealed com
M untoatiops before they will obey tht
order, and these they will receive by
the frst mail. He predicted that they
would all be back by Tuesday, and
surely by Wednesday, and said that
everyt b ing now depends upon Presi-
dent Corbin keeping his agreement not
to discharge men for their connection
with the strike.
II the agreement 10 not lived up to
l1ersily, the men will surely 40 out
again iuside OF ten days. 1t 10 under.
stood that the Lehigh Valley Company
has agreed to the same terms Rs the
Reading Company, and that work will
be resumed at their Packer oollteries al
shenandoah this week. a despatch
from Pottaville says President Corblr
on Saturday sent q personal donation
OF $20. 600 10 be distributed among tn,
most needy of the miners fo- the relie
Of their families until such time a
they will again be able to supper
themselves by their own resources,
SHHNANDoAH. Pa, Feb. 19.-Th
miners OF this section met in Robbins
Opera House to-day to act on the or
der for resumption Of work. The room
wab unable to accom- n edAte them, oil
though almost two thousand peraon
gained admission. Two votes were ts
ken, the first being almost unanimous
~ against going 10 work. After ad
dresses by james Brennan, OF the Join
Committee, James Maekell aud Others
who stated that the strike was lest o
fought 40 far; that many families wer
starving with no hope of speedy relie
and that the offer made was fair an
reasonable, n second vote was take
nnd resumption was agreed to wit
only one dissenting voice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

"Behoid set for you this dag bles-
sing and curse," Deut. l1-26 was the
Rev. Adam stspgie's text in Union NJ.
X. Church on Sunday evening. The
Iaf aeliteH, 40 yoArs In the wilderness,
had Code Law and Spirit with expert
ence TO teach them obod.enoe I. Ged's
goodness In Egypt and the wilderness
msrited obedience and gratitude. ii.
Obedience WAS necessary to avert Di-
vine wrath and procure further favor.
The disohedisnt get the wrath sooner or
later and the obed;ent receive the favor
OF God. God puts the responsibility OF
free to obey or Rot We look back over
those centuries and wonder why they
chose TO disobey. Yet, with all tho
worlds accumulated wisdom and expo.
rience for thous1nds OF yearE-we, the
great man Of adults-are at this dSy
disobedient
Like As the Lord sct Canaan before
the Israelites, leaving them free as TO the
using of II, he sets the materials from
which to choose, and freedom ns to non.
using, disuiing or using, and the method
thereof, before the people. God pro-
yides everything needed to build char.
ac.er. Man is the architect OF bis own
future. He must choose materials and
erect his ewn superBtruo,ure. God will
help him II ho 10 obedlent. Good OF
evil 10 In the use, not In the material.
Canaan a blessing II obediently used
curse II wrongly used. III. The text
: implies the result OF choice. 1t de
. pended on them to mako Oan san bless
Ing or n curse. The world is what VI
as we use L.. To one blessing, u
another . curse. The world gives nj
l., back our own: blessing for blessing
!, cursipR for oursing.
The echo from the hills Ia kindl,
toned to o kindly voice and harsh to {
!, harsh voice. Obedience or disobe6 lenc,
! to God settles whether II prove blets
. ing or curse. Obedience to God thl
u wisdom of eternity will show in every
= case has produced successful life
y Money, education aud oven powder ant
!. Alchohol are blessings whea wiRel.
y used for right purposes. Isali depend
y on tho uss.
Il 1t is folly and worse to disobey God
:, Permanent tuture life begins wher
this life ends. Solemn words when tn,
- status is fxed for eternity-"Lst hir
. that is holy be holy STILL"
- Four persons united with the ohurc
!, on probation.
y The grand and dignifed eingiag G
~ the choir, with eystemaii preoisio
and measured harmony and with elt
cutionSry distinosuess OF vooalizstion
was quits In harmony with like cha
le acteristics of the preachers orRt)ry.
le studious ard progressive man, thei
"a will be NO danger Of hearing Inst year
~ ser mons II, as the congregation greatl
&c desire, they sucoeed In getting biI
ls next conference year. The spirit an
re behavior Of the people at Union ID,
r. Ohu;oh are excellent and beautiful au
10 explain tic large congregations. Th
o. preliminary prayer and CxperienC
o, meetings TO both morning and even in
he ohnrAoter and n greS. war io- good.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20


The cheapest has house fm tia city
numtard fsrot.' <04 Market street.
Try Busn's ceal you will like 1t.
Brazilian Balm, immediate euro for humps.
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, loc.
60 oMnrphey's fer your bed springb.
suy yonr furniture III Murphey's.
Try Bash'6 coal you will surely like 1t.
Aiilard +. Davis, Jeweler, L. Second ct.
Fine Is X. RinRS, At HanFs, ID e Fourth.
u. Roop Smith, druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, ste Yves: Front street.
First class furn1ggre at Marphey's, s0s ship
ley street.
Have you tried those cough drops at No
W. Socon4 Btreet?
The bsst cough candy At No. tW. Seoont
e.reot
Go to Geo. II. Murphey's for your parlo
chamber aud dining room tGrniture, 800 shil
ley street
Only 81 &c per losd for ops; hickory kind
ling wood, at J. y. Brysr s. Oo.'s, foot o
TBtnall street.
please the children on Washington
BlrthdGy by Bringing hem TO hear the sol
OF tho mRn VIM wrote Little Nell" ant
"UliVer Twist" tpers House. Pricss
/ and 80 esltt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20
List of Pabiie saies.


February.
q, John N. Les, Brandywins HID.
u, W. Y. Warner, Wilmington. D..
n, A. Brown, ", u. y Hid.
"a, Thomas ). Robinson, f,randywine Hid
a. VIM. I. Kuptts, Christians Hd-
~, samuel Morrison. W. q q. lad.
70, a. BAXTER, New Castle Hd.
"a, Qeusge Ueohran, ,near Lsndsnberg, Pa
"a, q. h. McUrAeken, Beaudywine hd.
"a, Stidnam b Son, At store.
y, VIM. LAwton, city.
rs, j. J. Pierce, city.
20, John usirls, city. ...
~, Daniel Draper, W. q, q. I'd.
", Jehu Pyle, Ohristians HID.
~, J. O. Hutchieon, Appoquininink Hd-
2s, ]. M. Pierce, nsar kooklRnd.
~, Thomas Nancy. Red Lion lid.
10, Roberts b hannam, horses ohes.er.
March.
/, I1arkin's es.ate, city.
1, q. II. Hin, UhristiAna Hid.
], Samuel Carille, ". u. U. I'D.
], Cyrus stern, city.
2, gas Misses White, real essAtu.
., J. W Burris, N. u, hid.
=, Mi ilses white. UhristianA nd.
3, W. u. Martin, city.
8, Todd q Donoho, Biandywino, Hd.
Q, James q. Morrison. W. O. u. Hid.
., u. h. Farris, Psncader Hid.
0. John d Emms Mccoy, Doi. 90. Pa.
], aaron tyson. Ohesier, Ps
:, Thorn Nc. Wilson, Christltpa Hid.
8, lsaso =. Frazsr, Peucader Hid.
8, Harry Mahaiiy, Brandy Wine HID.
8, X. y. Flsher. MIL Greek I'D.
y, Mary A. Dale, lBrandyvine Hd.
10. HeAlo& Co., real estate.
IL, W. S. Mote, W. u. Croe5.
~, Proud 4 Merriok, Oent-eville.
~ Proud b. Mefriok, Oentreviile, Del.
~, John T. HendrioKson, M. y. Hid.
Is, Lyman X Foster, Oh ittianA nd.
10, W. Y. Warner, city.
IL, Roberts h. Hannah, Chester, Pa.
IL, mrs. Jos. n. Lyman, M. U. IA.
u. j. y. s .idhhIn, heirs, ChristiAna Hc.
Is, Ole1yer n Rickerson, N. U. Hd.
10, 4crden OoneEsy, brandywine Ad-
10. BENJAMIN Lee. M. q. Hid.
le, John Hall, Pencndsr HID.
20, j. n. Carpenter, Beaver Valley, lei.
20, W. Y. Warner. city.
az, Aaron Tyson, Chester.
"a lohn B.4n nan, Nit. Cuba.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20
peath Of an Aaea asalasn..


Isaac arubb Talley. . well known
and aged ieaident Of BIandywine hun.
dred, died last Saturday afternoon at
the residence Of his nephew, Isaac n.
9rubb, at Grnbb's Corner. The de.
ceated was q son Of Harman Talley,
was born In Brandy vine hundred, and
was In the 86ta year OF his age. He
wHs @ wheelwright and blacksmith by
trade, and carried ON that business for
many years at Talleyville, bat resided
In this city about 30 years. He always
enjoyed excellent health until o short
time bofore his death, and II 10 said
never tonk dollars worth of medicine
In his life. The immediate cause oil
his death IL supposed TO have been
paralysis, NJ he appeared to lose the
use OF his llmbs, but was not confined
TO his bed until the day before hii
death.
Mr.. Talley was lifelong member O
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
during Ills resideuce in this city WA
connected with 81. Pauls Church. bu
after returning 10 BrAndywine Hun
dred removed his membership u
Bethel, in which he continued unit
death. He was not only q member o
church, but his daily life provet him b
be q humble and consistent Christian
honest and upright In all his dealing
with his fellow man and strictly fol
lowing the preoopt OF doing unto other
a. he would that they should do unit
him. He Was twice married and leave
two sons by his FIRST wife, John {
Talley Of this city, and Harmsn 9
lTailey, o farmer and blacksmith VIII
resides in Illinois, TO which place b
removed about 40 years ago. Mrs. i
4. BAylis, the wife of the well.know
florist and nurseryman at Riverviev
was the oaly child by his second wit
who died about three years ago.
Mr.. TAllsy had the use OF ell b
; faculties up TO the time OF bis dealt
and was gifted with wonderiI
memory. He has lived with b
/, nephew about three years, and In
summer made washatand and wrltir
. table combined, on the underneath pa
of the drawer OF which he wrote an Il
!, scription stating that he had built
when nearly IS years OF age, withoi
using glsaBes. aud that at his death
q was TO be the property of his nephe,
and Aitcruard descend 20 his son.
! The funeral will take place from
Inephe w'u residenCe Q. ct Grubb's Oorne
. At O'Clock on Wednesday afternoo
!. and pIocsed to Bethel Nj. 4. churc
whsra the sCIv,oas will be held, aft
which the inttyment will be made
the adjoining grounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

Now that the law In reference TO the
SINNERS has been expounded by the
Court, 1t Ia being strictly enforced, and
last Saturday there was not place on
King street where meat as sold on the
sidewalk The construction OF The law lie
very sweeping, and even those who are
not SINNERS, but rent stores, are not per-
mitted to expose, heir meat outside of the
building li1e. Powdermaker Brothers,
who haye large establishment at No,
5O1 King street, and another at No. 7O5
West Eighth street, have been in the
habit of having very tempting display
OF meat outside of their King street store,
but on Saturday this was conspicous by
It's absence
A reporter Of the REPUBLICAN wishing
to know what effect II any, IL had on
their trade, stepped in and interviewed
one of the llrm, who in ansAer to hie In
| qulIies said;
~ cannot see that the new order OF
things is having any effect on our busl-
ness, as our receipts thus far are fully ur
the average. We did sell considerable
meat outside, and OF course we will, L
keep that trade, have TO induce the buy
ers 10 come inside, but go far this SEEM
to be an easy matter, as they have
been coming IN all usy, Just as you he'
them now
The store was at that time filled viii
customers, and half dozen men wer,
kept busy waiting on them.
Continuing, Mr.. Powdermaker said
1--WE keep nothing but the best qualit
OF meat, from cattle, sheep and hog
that are inspected before they AZ
slaughtered, and their meat inspecte
afterwards before II comes into our hand
and as we are ensbled to sell at from tw
to Ave cen a pound cheaper than Other
we are pretty well known and bellev
the enforcement of the law will do u
good instead ut injury"
A glance at the cuts Of meat hangin
q around convinced the reporter that whs
he said about the quality of the meat wa
ltrue, and he left the ore feeling that I'll
enforcement OF this law is not only q goc
thing for the public, but also for tho
who desire to conduct business il
leg itimate manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

The hunt for game took place on
Thursday eveaing to provide good
dinner for the procession. An opossum
WAS captured after long and tiresome
hunt. The animal weighed about forty
poulda, and will make an excellent
dinner for tho party. It was, by order
of Captain Tubbs, sent to Fourth Cor
porAl 0ttey, who engaged wagon to
take 1t TO butcher, who Will dress il
for tho occasion. II will then be given
in charge OF Chief Cook N. Wilson, who
will serve dinner In grand style at Cap.
tain Tub5s' msnsion,on Railroad street.
We would like Corporal Osley and
Captain Chsytor TO be present st the
dinner, which will be served after the
parade. n. T. P.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20
WananaEsT 4 Browns
IN ..--.
FINE CLOTHING

Do you know what we
be doing? Roomfuls oi our
sest manufacture OF cloth
bg where we get barely
Eost Tor the goods. We
on't stick at that because
Ne are determined to turn
he Winter stock into cash
quickly.
The $40 Prince Albert
Suits cut TO $50.
The $3s Prince Albert
uits to $26.5o and $a5.
The $50 Prince Albert
uits go at $22.5o.
The $25 Dress Suits cut
% $3.50. = :, -
The $40 Dress Suits are
Mems and Young Mems
uits-Business and Office
butts at s12, SIS. $3.50
30 and $a3.5o. Cloth fin
h Cheyjot and Cashmere
/ German, English, lrist
nd Home manufacture
educed from $50, SIS
22.5o, $2S.
Mems Fine Dress Trous'
Is at 50: reduced from
7.5o.
Everyday Trousers IS, s.
nd IS. All Wool.
$as and $2a.5o Overcoat
educed TO SIS. lmporte'
ualities and Medium il
height: tor present service
Half, third and less thai
pst. Returned Gust o n
uits for Dress and BUS
ess.
Boys Fine Suits reduce
cm IS so TO $3.50. NeH
Fade, $3.50 to So, Mex
3 to So, so.
A larse line OF Furnishin.
oods az bargain prices.
Bear in mind, quality {
bake don / come into que
ion. AL you need loo
liter is how much you ca
ave.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

Tae Republican otsy C1mmit.se met
at the Y. ", Il. Q. rooms at No. $40
King street, Saturday evening. Busi.
nets oiA private nature vas transacted,
and the com mmittee Will inset next Sat
urday evening,
Tue eixth aud Twelfth ward Repub.
licRus will hold meetiuRs Ia their re-
sgscttve wards TO nigbt Tho Sixth
ward Republicans will use the Y M. H.
q. rooms for their meeting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

The Republicans Of the Second ward
are requested to NEE, a. the FELTON, House
at 80 O'Clock tomorrow evening. A
full attendance is requested, SIS business
of importance will come before the meet
ing
The members Of the committee and the
Republicans of the Sixth ward, are RS
quested to meet at $40 King street this
evening, at s o'clock. Important Du6i-
ness.
The Republican voters Of the Eleventh
ward, are requested 10 attend q meeting
on Tuesday evening February 2lst, al
Z 80 o'clock, at corner OF Oak aud Harri
son streets, ior the purpose of or
ganizlng. All parties who have theil
tax receipts for 1856, are requested tt
bring them along with them. A iull at
tendance is requested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

David T. Richards died at his resi-.
dence In Philadelphia on Saturday,
after long illness, aged about "a years.
He resided In our city some fifteen CT
twenty years ago, and was quite q
prominent nan. He afterwards en-.
gaged In farming, near Newark, and
tinally removed to Philadelphia. Hi
remafLs will he brought to this city
and inferred In the Wilmington and
Brandy yNlne cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20
spss,sl Hssssios.


The finest eye tonic, eye stsengthener
and promoter Of o clear healthy, strong
sight Weak, infiAmed aud sore eyes
are quickly cured. Loaz sightednesg,
or short or near sightedness 10 wonder.
fully relieved by reatoriug the lost
action OF the nerve, by removing all
parslytlo or c0rGeativs tendencies.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseRssd eyes are made
well by using this famous eye medi'
oine. 2bc. ard zoo, bottles supplied,
Main depot Fourth and King strestsr
Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Feb. 19.-During an
attempt to arrest an Illegal dredger to-
day the State oyster police schooner Folly
Captain Clark, was attacked by three
vessels, and considerable shooting was
done on both sides. Alter the atlray 1t
as discovered that Captain W. +. Wite--
house, OF the schooner Albert Nichols, oil
Baltimore. had been Killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

We have TO move TO anotner Btore,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t by selling Whnt we
have at cost. We have some very nice
pErlor, room and co1k stoves and dou.
BILE heaters that we will cell cheap. All
kinda Of stove hardware and tinware.
Gall and secure bargain. The Piokela
Stove and Heater Co., East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

WILLIAMsroRT Pa, Feb. 20.-There
is great excitement In 0soeols Mills,
Olearfeld county, Pa, over an attemp
ted abduction, on Friday, Of Gertie
Walker, the IA ysar.old daughter of Il.
j. Walker, proprietor of planning
mill ut that place. Searching partiet
were out all Friday nighs, ana on Sat
nrcAy morning found the girl tied In an
offioe In 0sceola Mills, where she had
been left by her abduotors. There Ia
no information as to who the abduciorf
were.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

Is. Wyatt, No. 100 West second stesst,
has purchased the propar.y ON ths
nortAwest oorner OF Second and Orange
streets, where he viii remove hts dry
goods business on onr about MArch i5.
as our ntook 10 very large, We will begin
@ clearing. out sale from this date and
will cell goods at or below coat antil
time of removal. MIS-. Ada Wyatt will
be at the store, and will be glad Z, sci
her many friends
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

can, with "Rough OF Dirt" do as MICS
washing and ironing ns can be done In
any laundry. Boiling not necessary
unlike any other "RouRh OF Dirt. can
be used in both washing and starching;
you need have no fear in ueing this ar
ticle; srea from vile Rlkali, 1t dosa not
rot, yellow nor iujure the irest fabric
olears, blsaohea, whitens. 'i Rough on
Dirt" Is the only article that can be ed
ded to a,arch (hot Or cold) &c Rive a
good body and beautiful gloss. Ask for
Trough on Dirt" 10 and 26c. packag-
ca. A hrst-olass Druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20
To be Pensioned .

JACKSON Feb. 20-The Senate of Mis-
sissippi on Saturday adopted the House
bill to pay $50 yearly pension to officers,
soldiers and sailors and their servants
who served in the Confederate army from
Miss issippi, and who are now unable to
labor beeauee Of injuries received in the
service.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

The incompatible aanlons will ap
pear at the Opera House tonight in
their new version of LIE Voyage er
Suisse" This is their second appear.
spce hero this season, they having ap.
oeared d reg wesks since in "Fantas.
ma" which nLe Voyage en- Suisse,
as re- written, Is said to excel in every
respect. An exchange in speaking oil
the plag sayG;
ala Voyage en- sdisse," however
while there Is a great deal of msohan
Ism and effect In its production, WA
written TO make people laugh and tt
please them with light and pEt:tI
music.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

AS soon as court opened this morning
Hcn. Charles Is. Lore oommanoed his
arSuTnCnt for tha defense In the osse OF
CAthAtins HArti2nn VS.. the Mayor and
Council of Wllmiagton. II Is probable
that all OF TO day 9ill bs consumed In
asGument, es Mr.. Lore will be followed
by htr Bird, who will close for the
plaintiff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward fierson were
surprised on Saturday morning at their
residence, No. 612 Jackson street, that
day being the 25sh anniversary OF their
wedding. Sixty members OF tha Pier
lon and Lachlsn family were present
trom this city, Trenton, N. j., ana
Chester County, Pa and all enjoyed
themselves very highly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20
Charged With Conspiracy.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20.-zulsh
Williams anu her daughter Annie were
brought here from Richmond, Va, last
evening, on srsquisition, and are de.
tained at the Central Station. They are
charged with censpiracy In obtaining
RoodE, worth fl4O. at Wan2maker's In
the name Of a customer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

that everybody ought to know tkst A..
Sergeant gives 1910 lbs Of the hest, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine Anc hioory kindliug wood in large
loads. Lime for whiteWashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh aud King strests. Look for the
blue eig1. 0panipV 10 the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

Saturday Sog1aen wero engaged In
fixing the ovirlead wire of the electric
railway, hua tho car was alao undergo
ing Some rerai.s. The officials expect
tho road to be In running order by
THURSDAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
Wien She was a child she cried for CastorIa
When she became Miss she clung to Castora
When she had children she gave them Cas-.
torla.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

70 at Wbo Aze hrHaflnE rom the or
rom and indiscsetiops OF ycush, nervous
wsskrss2, eSzlY Gcoay, loSS OF manhood,
&c., wll nAu6 reslps tha. Will cure
you, BEBIl OF OHAE5E. This great
remedy ghr discovered bJ n missionary
IN gouth a tnezlcs. Send y beli.Aildreps-
ed envelope tC tho lsHy. JosREH 7.
THnAA Giatinn ID. Nav Yosk City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

Joseph H. Greenman aud his son Oiif.
ford have entered Into partnership and
will continue the paper hanging bust
nees ut No. All King street, unuer the
name OF Greeuman & Son, In all iii
various branches. All who wish work
done are invited to call. Estimates fur
nishei and satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

Tho following pianos and organs
having bsen takeA In exchanges for
new once will be sold at great sacri-
hce:
/ Hardman piano.
. Bradbury pianos.
Bresteln s. Berwind piano.
BAus plano
Bos we'll plano.
Grisson plano.
Wilcox K White organ.
? Mason IL HRmltn organs.
NeedhGm organ.
Smith American organ.
Every Instrument warranted in per-
| feet order. H, F. RaBELfH. No. 7lO
Market etreet,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

the great leading lung remedy of Will
minGtoo, Del. No one evsr reaches
consumption who uses is In time it
will always prevent aud most frequent
ly oures Consumption. 1t stseds unex-
oolled for cnrIng ooughs, hoArseness,
group, sore throat, SO. 500. and S1.00.
Depot Fourth aud King. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

The New CASTLE County Farmers
Association held special meattng in
the Board OF Trade rooms on Saturday.
Financial matters only were considered.
The meeting was presided over by
Jason Davis OF Hare's Corner,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20

The purity OF the ingredients and the
accuracy OF the combination In Lsxa.
dor, coupled with tho important fact
that It is lree from any deletrious su D.
stance, is q strcng argument for Its
adoption as the remedy to- all diseases
CT the liver. Price 253.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-20
REDUCTIONS.

We can't begin to tell you
the number OF reductions we
have made in our stock OF
clothing, especially odds and
ends and winter suits and
overcoats. You know we
don't carry anything over;
it's to your advantage to buy
now; the prices will enable
you to carry it over until
you need it.