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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10
EDITION.


William A. Bushnell, who 10 years ago
vas the bookkeeper for the law firm OF
Butler, stillan & Hubbard, 10 New York,
has been arrested In Santiago, Chill, and
will be brought to New York for trial on
. charge of stealing and hypothecating
securities Whieh the Arm paid $4,000 TO
recover when the theft was discovered,
Marvin Albert, an ex convict, and
Flank Armstrong, alias Buddy" were
arrested on Saturday night aud com
mitted to jail, at Carlisle, Penua., to an
BWtr the charge Of att mptiDg to roo the
Farmers Bank Of that city They broke
open the front window, but were dis
covered by the Waterman.
An attempt was made in Troy, New
Yo-k, about 4 o'clock yesterday morning
to bum the old Bulls Head Hotel, a large
three-storY structure recently converted
Into tenements. The fire was started
In twenty seven different places III sheds
10 the rear, but the flames were dis
covered in time to prevent much dam
age.
Oniy two cases OF yellow ftver have
ben reported I'm the limits Of jackson
vile within the past ten DAYS Thee
were beth declared cunvalesCcnt last
night There were no new cases yester
day aud No death. The total easts u
date numter 4,705, ana the to.al deaths
4l2
VOL Michael Llsko vas repairing the
e1gs used 70 crush coal iu Edwards coal
breaker, near Wikestarra, on Saturday
night, bis clothes got caught and lie was
drawn between the iIon Teeth. He lived
for nearly ar hour.
A geyser. which ia throwing hot mud
al over the surrounding pra RE, has
broken out 60 miles IRON YanktOn, Da
kOta,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

An explosion occurred at the residence
Of II II Ethel and wife, No 229 Ta,nAll
street, about ESQ O'Clock on Saturday
night which might have been more SER
ioul than II was Mr.. Etsel had been en-
...-.-4.s some visitors with an ingenious
toy operated BY an explosive material
called illuminate OF silver. By some
means the exploded toy set Gre TO thu
illuminate In tumAler and u exploding
me shattered pieces Of tumbler sprinkled
and punctured the faces Of Mr.. and Mrs
kiKel, and a Miss CeyloF, the latter also
having flesh wound on the shoulder. A
report Went out that keg Of gunpowdeT
had exploded and considerable excite
ment prevailed for a time. Doctors
oeksom and 0gle were called aud rem.
dered needed assistance The toy "a not
dangerous one as reported and n acct
dents occur II is only throug h neglect an d
cnrcleBsuesR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10
FIFTH EDITION,


A - hV ~ ~ Fight
- 'sAuiAS ----I-. --t-.
a, ..a ma, a., 49, 49,. -m "a
moan m h hS,E .nls oily on Saturday ~, ~
Nun nonh oetWeen Tom Tyler "a 'iIsi'
Dano{ Two well.knoWn lIgk, " Jla
hom Eh'ladelphiA. The Nil HoleAh
nAVe taken place near that c,,. sNA
shs principals we're AitaIi NJ ,SI oNu
y was determ ned 10 s.ek Sno ,Se po'lcs
", And . place close In M. losNl.
Station on the b & O. \. ,HaIpsutst
s me DeisTare line and Atom, asn
rom this CITY was selected rs ala
was Ior $500 . side, MARQUIS oiG ~ eei
opIy rules and George Dsls , y .'s0s-
Lne men we're stripped ia ,bs
aud Tyler wore blue tlabts III. Wii
0y appeared In white " 9 DIn-
ynch nelly acted IS secord de i5I nag, 1aa
wh,le Spares" Go den And ill., nlnIoli
geiio med q similar psrt r., NV
Joi q hoMAhon acted a. ma-po tlst
boIl men werB on hA,d vbs5 tv ~,
"se lied, and the first mi ~ YIN. Nns
Win hsrd Singing, during Whl,so gEstd
struck Dandy a terrible Giog ijs
uugh' u aau WAS award cd ret b.o61 Wv
~ the third round Dlnby's Avn,
oAaly pammelled, aud f.an Ia, NJ, ~
until the tenth round botb men sa. Wy
20 De sparIlnR Tor ft6lers lam s,.uei
Dandy found an openlus sr5 , IVsls
fyltr q severe blow in Ina ~, 1 AVN
sitmed 10 anger lin, and he l., S Ita
,eoRs LAO OloR upyu his CTp5lgI \
she fourteenth found Dsrb, y
Eneoksd down, but was sb.sia r,,,' sa
when time Vas oAlltd f5Y ,Ls 49,. y..t
round. From this tine tp1i' n.
eighteenth rould the Hy.tias ~
rather tame, bat IN ia lbePs ~, ~, w
pref } HhVsre singing. ''1'
Tyler struck h g opTop7r, io,.h,.-
TIE stomach, and had both hi. ES vIIs
broken He 70 lowed tl,s vt.b,' l'f
Ing blow In DAuhy's has ss'.S
kn3cked bin dow. gHs r,5s,s.,'ysi
round was 90 severe, sad ,nf5st-u.s-
tleth r1Uud It IVES tvideu, ,b,t D,,t.
sas weakening. Tyler fiBgs b'r,
o'ow In the mouth which 10 srel M
testh, after which they clitch,d ,n5
III poured his heavy b.oFs On paS an
by's face hnd head
AZ the Close OF this round Datbytn
ssnttd = slCkeLing ,pyctAos, ba, n,
brutal 'por! was KIP. up uuul NM.
one rounds had been fought, wh,oI IA.
usht, by the cJusen. OF al oonOutd
wAs declared draw, hri short,yaib
wards oil hands lei. ig IN. AislpbIh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10
DIEM.

OARR-on the OH Insl.. James a., son Of
Henry and Anna Mary Carr, aged II
year.
Relatives and friends ara respectfully In
vtOi 70 attend his funeral from the resi-
de- @ - his Larents, Railroad avenue, So nth
Wilmiust n, cn Tussdsy afternoon at o.,
olecE. services at 81 mRry's Uhureh. In
termtnt at Cathedral oamo!ery.
FLlnE=. n the sth init, ThomAl L. III ma
In the sfth , ear Of his age
Relatives and friends are respectfully To-
vitet 10 attend his funeral nom his lat
70 iidonco, In Mil U1eoN hundTed, 70 leave
the house 10 morrow, third dAg, 81 ~ O.
clock. lntetjn9nt 81 Hookessln
MOORE.-Un the 9TH inst, Elizabeth W.
vile Of John VI, Moore.
RelattVeh and friend are invited b. Stiend
the funeral 1r, IN the resie enee OF her hus
bad ilJa Wet street, on WedneEdsy, e. 2
o'c'ook. >, m. intarment private.
ORR.-ln IRAN iyWlns Hundred, on the 9Th
Inst, Rob 70 LTr, IA his 61. h year.
helttl7Ia anl friends are invited 10 attend
the funeral on thursday mOrnirg, o. II
clock. lutsrmoat ~ newark Unioo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

A representative Ct The E7'liSs
Journal aud : Certain JOlDS pau wy Nv
received quite Bit u gOlof's.p 10 NJ ~
QFrl to the taking Of BABY zoe IN IN
wife, met OF Jsdsf'o1 street. near o., g ID I,
on sunday evening, sui iot I l,.aa y J
Ion~td haf tbesa Wold beA &c ~,
EXAMINATIONS aud rsctimlnal'oas was, 10
the order Of saIuis'iG95s, eas "a Va n a
glad to note that the sfiaiF snu q, ~ I'M
draw. The ueHEfipf nau i sou
abaad arc0filug 70 rtpJt'a'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

at an elsotion for cflcefs q Col. D.
J., Striker Post, No S, q a. r, 81
Newport, Dec S, the folloUinz msm bers
we're elec ,ed OammAn or, WI liam c.
john; 55niu Vice Commander, A d
Sheldon; JRrior Vice Commander,
Samuel Hami topi chaplain the Rev
Daniel GreeDi quart Tuaster, Go a.
W. DAviE; surgeon, Georre ", BauRL
nEn, NJ. d 0 d s, Myers o c
Robert p Rossi tEu1Eles, BeujNu "a Z
BslleW, George ", DlVis; detRAlts q
Dspartu cut Enoamameut, A -. shsl
don, g W. Boushmsr, II. D after
mates, ". I. GAlsher, a j. WI uaals
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

William Blddle, bulied FROM lh
re iienos Of bis mother, on E.eventL
Itseet near Wood and sytrUe, ytster
cAY afternoon ST . a'c'cck, would hAV
been q yeArs old hsd he lived uuIi
next Tuesday Since he was = tog he
vas employed By II. y. Hagen, florist,
on the NewpoTk pike, and vas very
much beloved by al vino knew hin.
At Lis funeral yes erisy some very 6Dt
filral decorstipls-Onsth the Gates A lar
ana \ piiloW with the word "R-st -
from tie employees OF Liz. Hay dGu-
were e7ideuc1B Of lie tbteom ia witch
he Wss held. Tie funeral WAS a large
one. InlelmeGt IN K.veIvieW Gene.
tery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

PATERsoN N j., Dso. ga train
on the Efle Railway, due here At $50
this NJ rnins, ~ . crossing near the
t1wn struck = milk wagon In which Get
three brotberr-BlAke, JF John j. ard
Rubin Z. Ruff. John end Blake were
lratsDtly killed, and Ruehen was 20
badly hurt that Il Is doubtful II he will
survive. The wagon was knCehed into
eplinttrs and FoAttered alonR the track
hut The hoisss eEospfd without =
scratch There Was no flsRmAn On dnty
at the t'ma
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Saturday, ives a Ea.n dg 10y. ~ n he he
Golden Eagles fair In progress Ssira
DAD Fellow Hal, thu aile.nOIiI, BIgti
tho hall WAS sgain otS Z o coma bsa
night this week there vii ~ - vS,iuabIs
a,trsntl n. Among the slAl ~ o,o 10
sriioles . Warded wEs Fnlgas 7 n V vi.Ion
Chester lady. The Unliaim L,, D., opS
=, Kpiahts Il PytEiss VIII ''''ll '
ni1ht this week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

ZAEzDAEi Dec. g,.-Ths British
steamer which wss recently synt h.
BAganloIO Tgtufned ere today witt
EeVeFAl T66isn finders aud ttulF isu
lies on board. They report taAt tue
town lie wrecked. There wac sovsFg
fighting on Thursday ard Friday ala
the rsbsl loss Wss heavy Tao Germans
and two native dependents were
wounded. Bushsisrl subsequently, rt-
tired i've mlies in.aud, Il Is r ported
that he looted so ivory caravan spt
brutally malgFeGted the Wauya
porteEs who refused TO Join hip.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

William Nee sugh 70 wss before thf
Municipal Uour. tals laIslirR, charged
hy his wife With lcng CuL i-usd cruelty
70 her, bsinB dunk AIN o., coEWuuaiiy
ard doing nothing 10 asn 8! 10 prov Or 2
fer the family. She said she ecu j get
hlonR very well by keeping bCLrders
without him, but with him Eb1siug be.
and to eriering With her che could not
Ess A.Qpg. Other witnesses CCrsobcrated
Mrs mcGla1Fblln's testimony, after
which JGdFe Bal sentenced him 20 psy
= tue OF SIS and be imprisoned three
months
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

The Ladies' Mite BszAsr Of tie DelL
ware Avenue Baptist Church, bsin /
held y ths Mccartney & Kenney tulld
iaSD II three evenings last week 8t.l
e-1ss SHE eTening, and toe evening viii
o re mgs, enjoy Aois one " AL. To-
ptzaAf tss besu very u1ccesstul q \
tnIuc!s. point Of yieE, tud the ladies
tessiFe l1afai patronage for THE u t
a.. evening Of the fair
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

The paper, under The sbo7e name,
completed We 6rs. yesr on suuday. i.
c-IiAius great variety If reading, sud
tie two cents psld for eAnh COPY, are
well invested Mr.. Very, The manager
OBSERVER commsuts ion Tor his plaok
and enterprise, ard re sl.h be aud the
paper may con tiu ~ = prls1Cr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

y azInS sinms' Botanic Hair Tonic,
she 2rtat Lair grower and toilet dressiug;
cures ali disess=s Of the Soalp and 70.
moves sveCg impairment to a healthy
& owth Of bBir; 50o. and 81. Fourtg
An1 King streets, Wilmington, Del.
} Ltiade phts, smith & Kline o., s21
Arch street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

terra Gotta
canary
orange
WINE
olive
black

We are getting ready for
stock taking In our Carpet
department.. There's many
bargains In rugs and things,
especially suitable for gifts.
We have a lot of Remnants
of Tapestry Brussels, in
lengths from IL to 80 yards;
regular rs and IS Gent
qualities. Bring the meas
ure Of your rooms, and any
that fit we will sell you for
so cents per yard.
VIM. B. SHARP & co
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

On Saturday afternoon L. W. s I'd.
ham q Bon, Auctio lsers, sold for Head
& Co, agents, two lots at Teuta ard
Frtn h streets, 20 Michael j Shark. y,
Tor 81, 2l5; two lots on Eighteenth street
near TEtns !, 10 james Bowers, foI
Sz,735, End b. yelling, No 800 Wlsi
2 syenth strse', 70 HaRh Lynch, Ton
StAlD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Our new - Scotch shoss for men,
Tlicb hsys J. af such . RooA sEis. Bar
Sslrs 10 CLl,dren's high cat sbos-. Oar
u shoes for boys and girls are ezoellen,
for tee money. Oar new line Of ladies'
~ 30 Paris kid shoes are very nice.
Always the loTest prices Tor go d foot
VeAr At Fpruisn's, No. 10 Eat 4th st.
BIT, Market and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

John P. Hyatt ttl.gfap1 ! a 5psaipT,
and reporter on me y ~ an shur'
oslelrA ed bis 2lst oifln'sy az Ne Of tho
ssv. dc rent tbs emp.oyiS5s sSe, lhs
eli &c . ttest OF fee orehn sa MI bln 4
Every EverlpR's employs, ~, IN .sbl hin
h.udsoue an and his nol i.,, I ,sIIsr to
a gold watch. He istwo iss' ''''
law
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

TIE preachers meeting IN Fletcher
Ha.t tails morning WAS quite We. at
leadet, An interesting rsvlsE Of the
EtW l'sniPune vas read BY Rev MI.
Gfi3e Of ersndywlpe n. E. Church.
Rev Mr.. Hanna Of Newport, Rev Br
Ll1n 80 and others sava their views on
IRE 10 at'sr, ster which the ques ion
We lei. 1gen artlL Monday nsEt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10
WE HAVE too many fine goods entirely to
" many To accomplish an immediate and large
reduction we toresta the usual Jog of trade

reduction we forestall the usual Jog of trade
aud profit and push them to market now. Our resolve
is urgent The nducementto buy not equaled In many
years: and we hope to do in few weeks. by throwing
away our profits, The work of months.
Schnabels famous and finest Elysians, Ratlne5
and Chlnchilla Overcoas silk velvet collars
cloth piped edges most perfect manuiac-
ture. Regular price SIS ard $40 Now S25 Co
About 200 Large Curl Fur Beavers (They pass
Montagnacs) Usually $50 and S25s Now $4,000
100 Fur Beaver overcoats: dressy mixtures; I'M
ported quality: double warp lnlngs velvet
collar corded edges Customary prices
$22.so and Sac. Now $500
Over 100 beautiful Wide Diagonal Overcoats,
Stylish shapes: strapped seams: wear like
iron. The celebrated Irish Freze Coats.
were $40. Now $500
lato $3.50
s25 and $40. At SIS and $4,000
Several shades Diagonal Fur Beavers. Young
Mems. About 80 Goats Always sold at
500. To-day SIS 90
Young Mems $25 down to $1,000
Young Mems Fancy Irish Chevlot OverooaS
Full Back. w DOL lined. From $40 to $40 90
Wide Diagonal Cashmere Overcoat; Nearly 90.
Price all along SIS Closing out at SI2oo
Imported Fancy Irish Chevot. Standard
Price $40 Mems and Young Mems sizes.
A little too many To quIcF en- them now SI5.oo
Mems Double Breasted Worsted Suits
S25 down to $1,000
Business Suits All-Wool. VIII give great wear.
SIS to s. 90
Another lot of 80 Suits. Down from $40 so $I2oo
Another Balance OF about 800 Suits SIS do sI2
80 all Wool Cashmere Suits SI4 down to sra 90
Young Mems Imported CheVlot Suits.
From S2oto SIS 90
Another. From SI8 to $3.50
Another. From $40 to $500
Another. Nearly 60 Suits From 81 6. so to SI3 90
Nearly 100 Boys suits. From SIG to $40 90
Chldrens Cape Coats at halt. Several lots
SI2.5o down to $625
79 Extra Cape Coats From SI2,5o to $500
Another lot. From SIS to $40 90
"a All Wool Goats Beautiful make. 1850 to $3.50
LOG Fine Cape Coats. From 81 so to 50 90
Norfolk and Plated Suits. From s. SO and So to So so
f69 Suits. Other lots lover in price.
1t lies with you to do the rest The sale Is taking
hold, Saturday big sales People bringing the advertise
ment right along 10 their hands aud asking the lots
and buying, The goods will 90 quick. There's rick
If goods don't please your money Is ready for YOU
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Al the meet ug Of the L1I,'' Fletcher I'D
gfegatlon sc terdsy morn.us . J." W.
TIaii, the installation nnE mlBli-
preached by the father OF '4f " s,Il .IonI
Ter, and some very Interesting ', oar ely
w. made 10 the early Il .s.of' 81 min
Nsxf sunday iuornlrg the H'" 49,
w;iI nreach his initial se'moH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

On and after 10 morrow, December
sysry one buying q pair Of shoes at
Bate ck's, 2D6 Market atrset, above
sGCoEd, gets holiday present
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Tomorrow promises 10 he par S
cloudy 10 far followed By rsln or snow
IN the northern sections,HBd isiF gsAlh.
q on Wednesday, with l2tt lsl oi
ten perssuTe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

BluO Ash, Cape May
fish, cat fish, FOUNDERS, Gus lsa
Oysters, as 80, 40c. B,auon. No 80
Madison slTsGt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

A young woman recently ' rs, IN irou'
doing er her marEetinE IL, a.'l !. uatrJnan,
Of a Wagon and asked Tue IA" Tss sylIr
care those c 7. g good to try. rr,e ldl
replied he guessed 30, az icy w
BY fresh hens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Go TO John H. Turner, dealer In sI ra
Lshizb coal, E,so Are brick, Hrs-clAy
ETC. Water street between King aud
French sirstts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

ELLtuTr-ThYL uR-nn the bth inst, by
the Rev. Willis m Il. Rhits, At hts resi-
dsr o., 40. t20 Spruce street, MIR. Ira 81
nett and Miss Charity r, TAYLOR, both OF
" ilminSton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Joseph Alph7rz1, sos Market slrest,
has just Opened iIIl ltue Of foreign AMI
domestic lfuils and NUS OF al kr3s
Alto due l!us oil candies, Wholesale and
retail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Thieves broke TOTO : riding car A. ihs
foot OF Fifth street yesterday Aul iG1k
Hsve al tlEpad0ss nnt q Ease which
ley set Of Tie pJlios gos after then
bah tie sJsmps scattered and ran,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

TOR ShLE-DAua sTUREi NIIHINu
y 70 devote ny IN ivi1ed attention 10
the pTaoties o. medicine, viii self ms store
~ sreat bagzin. ~ properly condu.ts1
Il viii control thN pri scTipdon trade cf ne
yoan. DAVID l.As KY ID. D., Newark,
lei. Diet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

hnd chitlrcA's sh9es, 70 10 Babcoek's
NO 2OB H'rfo. street, above Second
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

hGlB Al lOuh ullSo VI DIOACL
sizes. They are great
value for the money and
are the newest styles.
$40 ones down to 3 500
Gil ones down 10 . $50
tl2 ones down TO GO
Sl5Ones down tos HOO
Christmas Handkerchlef5
Have you thought Of
them yet?
No one doubts their utili
ty and the next thought is
their beauty. We have
thousands OF Handkerchiefs
Tor tie holiday trade, c,m
prising over 400 dihere nj
styles Of every imaginable
kind, quality aud price. You
will be Yely much interested
in our handkerchief stock
Ladies' White Handker-
chiefs, unlaundried and hem
stitched all linen, 10 cents
The same things in lni
tials, I2s cents,
Gentlemen's, uni undrie5
ard hemstitched, all linen,
size 2ox2o; a Tor so cents
and a huer one 3 for so
cents.
Ladies', cmtroidsr d,
plain, scall, ped and rem
stitched In vast assortment;
I2s cents to So so.
G nt'emen's tmbroidered
mi ial hardkerChiels, done
half roman and. half rustic,
as tasty and taking a hand
kerchief f1r gentlemen as
you'll get; IS cents each.
Pongee and China Silk
bandkerchieis, all h c m
stitched, in cream and white
Al cents to 81 so, Colored
borders in the same, 90 and
IS cents.
Crepe silk handkerchiels,
black and colored, ior mourn
Ing, 81 %.
A little jag of printed
bordeIed hsndkerchieis, pref
y and neat sty les, with mi
,lals, 10 cents each
Silk Mufilers, Cream
White and ColoEed; hun
dreds Of them and enough
to suit every one. We run
short last holiday season o
a certain number; this year
we will have plerty. We
have it d rect from the i'm.
porter; no waiting on mid lie
mon; IFS a beauty-supert
quality, beautiful and elabo'
rate in design, rich anc
heavy in texture-altoe
the best 81 Muiiler WI
know Of. From that up Il
So.
A n anulacsurer cleaning
up gives US four or fiv.
pieces Of 3 and 3 stripes
finest wool, brosd cloth fin,
ish dress fabrics. Lustu
like a silk. They are in sci
colors-garnet, gen darn
and navy-42 inches wide
and never before less tina
Sl.25 per yard; the roundin
up gives them to you tor 8
cents.
Fifty inches wide. all wo,
cess TrIcots and Flannel
done up in 81 yard dre'
patterns, regular 5o,cel
"a brics, in brown and ora
mixtures, So so for the DIRE:
pattern; a saving of 81
each suit.
e We have still anothl
line of shades in our A Gel
l'luehes and show them
lae assortment From III
rice up TO PER "a
Ia all the 60 aces:
>. shell pax
ri rose pink
bahy blus
navy blue
j turquoise
- s:aethyst
., EtArlet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

New Ira Blas Polni Oy4.ors a
asRfg B.ga-5'B Basizrg9at. YsrS-hns
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

For Christmas phJtGgFlp o R0l
and. BE makes ils 6nsst 81 7faphB
IN the city, at the very lUaet. prices.
Gallery, BG7 Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

For fine m Ktures 90 10 DO lis, No.
West Second OF NJ Bl2 KluR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-10

Got No. 4 Yves cori street or No.
5l2 King street an En ct tlusa
cough GrOis ard
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z OST - SrRAYBD WAY r.
~ rom Stable, Seso1d ans french ~
sireeR, on saturday morntnE, = light bay
horse, Win spot On 'orahsad, dark mEne an
tau. Any Information VIII 30 Einaiy re-
esiEsd 81 the Pest Llice, etn and KING sta
ulg.2ts
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W. 3. SnAMP a 90.
W.B. SHARP { CO..
Fourth and Market Streets,
Christmas buyers

Christmas buyers are
around.
Our Seal Plush Coats and
Wraps are moving rapidly.
You'll get a better chance
at them now than later on.
We've taken off from So to
s. on each cloth Newman
ket, in four lines of broken
sizes. They are great
value for the money and
are the newest styles,
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WA YOUNG MEN WHO ARE
W ElageIF to loln reE QpsrA company.
AdiIoss /, j.. thiJ o1ios. ne
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gasA'i, FFoBsh a'roel wharf IA ~ plAsS
- buy T9II soGl.
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UaoR sALE-HOUsB U3NrAINIEa u
y r0Oms. IN so0i order; hsat ? 10 collar.
u AMI cold N1teT, Ell cnnveniercsi, StAhis
and ont-buildiny, w lllh va q, bstWfeu b
and IL avenues and ETCWn ami Anchorage
Sts. Terms 70 SUIT purchaser VIII ex-
caenss Tor nal pr'psrt:es. Apply to Wa.
BEAT l ,ho.593 Sbipley street. di0.sOdln
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TlEoTIoN fOTI0E

ElTIoEAL BANK %
WiLAtH1GoN AND EHkNDTWGHE
me annual meeting 81 ftooEh 5lieFs Ter
tho election Of diftcsnts viii he bsId II ths
bUnsinK house, Cd Iutaday January s1Bsg
s5tseea TIE hours of7 and 'cloeE, p. N.
dle-l,t OHIO LAND tMEler
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-06-16
County Auditor.

In our issue of May 26 we stated
that the County Board would probably
be petitioned to create the Office of
County Auditor and appoint such
officer, and at the same time failed to
state that the creation of the office
would abolish that of County Clerk,
now held and conducted by the
Register of Deeds. This mention has
called forth considerable comment and
discussion pro. and con. The salary
of Auditor is said, by those who claim
to know, to be about equal to the
salary and fees now received by the
County Clerk for exactly the same
services. We find men opposing the
scheme on the ground of dividing up
and making too many elective offices
and others favoring it because there
are not enough, and that the fees of
the Register of Deeds is sufficient for
one man, without the emoluments of
the County Clerk or Auditor Mr.
Kimmel, who is a candidate for the
place, desires the people to make a
thorough investigation and after doing
so, if majority are opposed to the
appointment of an Auditor, he will
willingly abide by their wishes. The
question will be discussed at the July
meeting of the Board of Commissioners.