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Great Falls tribune., 1888-12-29

II saved the life of my little girl by
prompt use of Or. Acker's Englis Remedy
for Consumption. Mrs. VIM. V. HAIR
R1MAN, New York.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-12-29

Keep the cold out of your house by
buying weather strips from Bach, Cory &
Co., all sizes in stock,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-12-29

A travling man, stopping at the Lee
House, on learning that lady in the vii
lage was suffering with cramp collie, gave
the land-lady IL bottle Of medicine, which
lie had with him, and requested her to
give it to the sick woman The medicine
relieved her promptly and she believed
saved her life;it was Chamberlin's Collie
Cholera andDiarrhoea remedy,the prompt
est and most reliable medicine in use
for Bowel Complaints by Iapeyre
Rros
Great Falls tribune., 1888-12-29

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspep
sia and Liver Complaint? Shilohs Vitil-
izer is guaranteed to cure you. For sale
at Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-12-29

GROUP WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately cured by shiloh's
Cure. For sale at Lapeyre Bros.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

We clip the following items from the
Star:
II. L. Mckee, who has been Ill for
the past two weeks with typhoid fever,
is getting better.
Work was resumed ct the Delaware
Iron Works on Monday after being
closed for one week.
Mr.. 6pottswood Kincade and his
bride OF two weeks will spend Sund az
with his aunt, Mica Mary KlnoAde.
A progressive euohre party was given
BY Mrs. James G.shAw ct her residence
on Delaware street on Monday night.
Miss Mary II Timmus and James Bur.
gees, both Of New Castle, were united
by marriage In Camden, N. j., on
Wednesday, Decent Der 80 last.
The old Court House, with its new
stage and other fixing, will present
quite new appearance at the grand
opening on Friday evening next.
a number OF rOuRhe broke into o club
room in the old Court house last Friday
night and made havoc OF the furniture
and contents Of the room.
The sparring match between the light
and heavy weights OF New Castle did
not come off on last Thureday morning
on account Of tho stormy weather
The fair for the benefit Of st. PETERS
Church 10 still being held in the Town
hall every evening. All who are fond
OF dancing would do we'll to give them
Q call.
Edward I. Rogers. who Is now in the
service Of the United States Fish Com.
mission, 1t Washington, has been visit.
ing bis parents In New Castle during
the holidays.
Miss Mary Ida Rics, daughter Of Jas.
L. Rice, clerk OF City Counoil, wat
married to David Smith on Thursdxy
EeveHing, December 20 last, at the homt
OF the bride, in New OaEtle, by the Rev
E L Hubbard, pastor Of the NJ. Il
Church.
One night last week some thie7ei
made q raid on the chicken coop o
John Rsttledge, at Rad Lion, and stol'
so chickens. They also visited the her
house of Mrs Foster, at the same place
and deprived her OF 10 of her bes
chickens. The people OF Rad Lion an
righteOusly indignant, and have pre-
pared themselves to give the next THE
warm reception.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
a Sermon IN a nook

An exchange relates tina. q young
gentleman happening to sit st church
In pew adjoining one In which sat @
|ypung lady, for whom he conceived q
s1dden and violent passion, was de.
sirous OF entering into oourtship on
the spot, but the place not suitinR q
formal declaration, the exigenoy Of the
0 se suggested the following plan: He
politely handed his fair neighbor q
Bible (open) with pin stuck in the
following text, second epistle of St.
John, verne hfib: uAnd now beseeob
thee, lady, not IS though 1 wrote new
commandment unto thee, but that
VI hich We had from the beginning, that
wb love one another" She returned 1t,
jp4insirg to the second chapter of Ruth,
verse tenth: "Then she fell on her face,
atd bowed herself TO the ground, and
1 sd 10 unto him. why have 1 found
gdAce In thine eyes, that thou shouldsi
take knowledge Of me, eeeing am /
4 stranger" He returned the book
4 pdinting to the fifteenth verse of III,
third epistle Of John: 81 had man,
| things to write. will net with Der
and ink write unto thee, bat l trust j
shall shortly see thee, and we shal
ispIeak faoe to face" From It Q abov,
In erview . marriage took place the on
suing week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

If THE INTERPRETATION put by the
miners upon the agreement between ths
Reading Goal and Iron Company aud
themselves 10 correct, the company, and
not the men are to blame for the strike.
The diff Julty IL solely q question Of
wages. Last September an I'D vance Of
per cent was granted, and an Azrea-
mens entered into BY which this was TO
continue until January Isl The com.
pnny now contend that according to
his agreement the miners were ct tina.
time to return to the September basis,
and that the men have now vioIhsed
that agreement by striking. On the
other hand the mon contend that they
did not bind themselves to submit to .
reduction to the rates paid In Bepism-
Der on January 1st, and that conse-
quently they are not violAtlng any
agreement in quitting work. They also
call attention 10 the fact that they mott.
fed the cdapany on December 24sh, tina,
'they would mot return to the 5sptem ber
basls. II these allegations are correct, the
Residing Coal and Iron Company are
responsible for the strike, and the only
way BY which they csn clear them
selves Of this impusAtlon is by submit
sing the entire matter TO arbitration By
impartial men. The miners are Willing
10 submit to this, and rs 80 many In.
teFesis are involved in tho strike, the
company will either have to do Ihe
sAme or accept the responsibility fol-
the consequences. The questions OIL
Issue are suoh that they can be submit
ted to an impartial tribunal without .
surrender OF principle by either side
III the company cannot afford to con
tinue paying the increase conoaded II
September, IL should be able 10 show Il
Something should be done and that .
once, Gs industries of various kinds ar
already commenc,ng to suffer, conse
quensly tha company, as we'll o. th
strikers, owe 1t to tbs community d
leave no honorable means undone 4
terminate she strike.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

BEFORE PsunsylvsniA enacted q
marriage license Law, Chester was the
objective point for those from this
bIAte who wished TO be Joined In the
silken bonds, and Methodist minister
at Chester, especially NJ one OF the
ehurches, had what is commonly kno wn
~ soft snap" When the license
law was enacted the matrimonial busl.
ness was transferred to Camden, N. j.,
and Presbyterian minister came 10
the front IS ths good genii 10 Join Low.
Ing hearts In one. But nov 1t is prob
able that some other site will have tc
selected, rs the indications are that thu
Legislature OF Nov Jersey will, at III
next session, also enact . marriage II
conse law. How true II 10 that eth
course OF true love never runs smooth. >
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
Tne Darlington oornueop,s.

lrhe Supreme Court, In PhiladelphiA,
"wednesday affirmed the Judgment en-
|tefed In Delaware County ut the suit OF
a,rious members Of the Darlington
fatnily restraining T. Minehall Pratt
frtm printing . oornucopla on butter
mhnufsctured by him. The Court held
thu st corpucopia had been for 80 many
years the distinguishing mark of tht
fa4nous Darlington butter shat It had
be{pome the exclusive property of thai
faItnily ~ o trademark for butter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

TIE FREE TRADERS do not hesitate
81 missta.ements In support OF their
theories, and We hnd . college presi.
dent OF Esw York grAvely claiming
thht the tariff should Do taken off tea
and coffee and showing HOY much II
would benefit the working class. As .
matter Of fact both Tea and coffee have
been admitted FREQ OF duty for twel va
or thirteen years. Again, We and .
journal In this olty stating that one OF
our dealers In glass had imported $500
worth, on which he was obliged to pay
. duty OF $500. IDquiry Of the gentle
man himself showed the statement 10
Be Incorrect, bat IL seems that It Is the
figures, and not the facts Of case, tina,
she Tree traders wish TO make public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

ofnAKER CARLISLE has !. -.
~ pushed the DIN suit tssk AZ scrr,,- ~
ae eompitsees, and the rs.ul. -. n
nounsaea on FsidAy. A rIsns. II
.... ~. ~ szsssin why IL took 90 mnoh
ss $40 y os w. the work, ana msks
The Ways and Means sooompiish.
ing shs Important one neosssAfii ~ 49, 20
cd great attention, and - II IL All
known fact that . majority Of hale
House are In favor OF internal revenuk
reduction, the most careful packing was
necessary 70 make u confor a 10 the free
trade views OF Peesid snt Cleveland and
Speaker Carlisle, and Il must be admit.
eed that he has succeeded In doing this
In the most admirable manner. The
committee % constituted can be nut
down 80 opposed TO sntkrnAl revenue
reduction, and In favor Of free trade.
Notwithstanding the fact ihAt the
House Il almost Tie, the Speaker ap-
pointed eight Of TIE majority, and but
hve OF the minority on this commistee,
when u he had acted In Asp,rft Ut fnir.
ness II would have stood seven 10 six.
OF the eight, six are from Southern
6tates, and Mr.. Mile, the chairman, ID
from Texas, while the remainder OF The
sig are from West Virginia, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Arkansss and Georgia.
These States having few msuufActor.
les are hostile to the tariff, and II Is evi.
dent their representatives were placed
on the committee for the sole purpos,
Of carrying out the principles enunci
nted In the Presidents message, Tn,
Com nittee on 0oinsge, Weights and
Measures 10 another instance OF tn,
Speakers ability OF packing, as 1t hAl
been formed with Mr.. Bland oil th,
heal, for the express purpose Of pre-
venting suspension OF the coinage o
silver. An examination Of the oths
committees will show that the prepon
derApee Of members are from the Sou.l
and that all the important places hAv
been given to that section. Auoihe
thing that must not be forgotten In thi
connection Is the fact that there are 80
Congressman from tho shlrty-eigh
States, and that the Southern dele0u
ton, consisting Of lit members, come
from fifteen States, rapresen Ting lei
than one-third Of the voters OF thl
country. And yet Speaker Carlisle HI
placed the power to control IezlslAtlo
for the country In the hands Of In
minority. OF the fiiy.nlne commisse,
the chAirmen Of twenty-nlne are frol
the South, and Is ls scarcely neoessas
20 add that all the important commi
tees are included In the tWenty.nine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

NyoTiUE-I, JOHN YILrN. THE owN-
~ er Of the house situated at lo6 n krket
a., In the 2nd ward orthe city OF whining
ton county of New castle and state ofDelA-
ware, In oomplianos with the requirements
of the acts Of The General Assembly IN such
case made and provided, do hereby give no.
tieo that thRll apply IN writing d, the
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peaob and
jail Delivery Of the state OF Delaware. IN
and for New Castle county, on Mondty tine
9Th day Of FeD.. A. d., 1885, being thb next
torn Of said court.fof q license for said house
~ an inn or tavern, for the sale thcrhin Of
Intoxicating liquors Ia loss quantitisp than
one quart, 70 DO drunk on tho pfen1isds, and
the following respectable eitlxsns d. fntd
Nard recommend the raid applioRtsonl Wis.
samuel hockneimor a X Hoifm IN a Bro
EDWARD l. smith John II hubett
John Bush SAMUEL Reed
hdsar1 meichior Adolph Klobsfk
Charles helneI Jacob Antgeilbf
y hifiel w II Hart owe
hobt Kenyon q N Jordan
John II Wiggiesworth Geo W QEinn
Alexander Uhambors u II v t}rsss
y booth 1imo,hy MoNamarA
" habcook Henry 0ohsrt
Michael Rafferty, moBos Smith
John McVey
io.dewst JOHN FIIHN.
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WILMINGrOn = nvrrur.---

Time table in eject Nov MN ~, -. !.
Lave Wilmington (Fronob strasti ~, ~ , nIAlf
Fer Reading, Birdaboro Josnna nsgl .L
ylls' TnnsSnS ;Sanongnt Manor, PnAiS
nsYsrilie AMI N, ,snsoNn, Lebanon, WsF
and Reedin9 ri ~ IN me Philade1phii
Fof BnTinsn.iS Nv - 70. and Zap. n
ton tjos.as,to, Mayneaburg June.
Ohadd's Fora ans MD1eeyiiia. IsaBape
date points A. Darehts ana fntsrIne
fol Costs6ville and inthrmea,ss. y IN. ".
~ 20 Q. m, q Is and 1En. n pVinis
D. n. "s's onss'sr, I.oe q M. AS and 4 u
s.it n I ny rsa,d g nnd Intermediate points
,. n. ~ w SAsu " ate % and II II
poin,s M 4 "A sot hesdinE and inaermsdien
lntsrms dists ~ n ~ m, 30 ier Bpringneld ana
q. q. MouAUSLAHn X Itpn.
eNe4b 0tnI fhan. Asai
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
PERFEC0|

Perfect is the word b ~
to our stock of OyecAp
Men, Youths, Boys and q
dren of all sizes. We plesl
eye, protect the pocket snd
prove the memory with our !
gains.
Fall Clothing at falling p
for everybody. Come s'd
spect our stock; it will Co !,
nothing, and the result viii
you purchase, you viii
again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

TEE Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle names
cleveland and Lamar as the candidates.
Tor President and Vice President on
she Democratic ticket, and We believe
that, being 80 much alike, they would
make an ex sellent team. II is certain
that the Republicans would NOT offer 4
single objection TO thslr nomination.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
TTHPRtctbtHTtB hITaLrIl,Il
u OVER HALF 4 nlitlOI nl1NMa
Loulsiana StateI,ottarv Conn. :,

Louisiana StateLottery Couusuv
Incorporated IN 1865 for % year \, Il,
Leaialature for Educational and OArr,usl..
purposes-Wtth capital Of slWM-.
which reserve fund Of over sktlm ~
ninoo boon Nddod.
BY m Overwhelming popular vots \, MI,
ohiso was made part Of the pfsssai ~,
Consultation adopted December 81 AN
ieTn
dorssd By the people Of any sna.
II never scales or pes,ocaa
Mfs Grand MfaEle Number Drsx
tuHn taNo place Monthly, and a,
GFand Quarterly DrnwInks, reee
lar ~ evoFy three months laaisk
Iuue. Aepts mber AND DNNemhsrl
a BPLhN tlIa OPPOHTUNITT X
WIN A fORTUHE z. lsT GEAhD
DRAWING, GLASS a. IN THE IOLD
EMr OF MUSIC. NEW 0RLIAHS
TUESDAY, January 10. lsss-alash
M aRfhlw Ira
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

:hesIp Umhssiias In the year
Just behind US, but none that
we've SO big value for the
mo ney as ssass. At Chest
nut stfeet front only.
COMFORTABLES.
Down Comfortables, COW
cred with silk and sateen,
aud all silk and combIna-
tions of the famous Ken
silngton art work. This lot
40 per cent. cheaper than
W eve yet had them.
Sateen Comfortables, the
best in the market, filed
with clean cotton. We've
never before sold such Com
fortabIes at less than $3.50;
now 50. n
BLANKETS. Y
A few fine Blankets from
the Mission and Golden
Gate Mills, California. No
softer, finer, more luxurious
Blankets made. From SIS
to $ss a pair; prices that will
sell them at once.
Any other sort of Blanket
you care for at just as I'M
likely prices.
EVENING SILKS.
Here are half prices or
rich stuffs for garniture and
overdresses.
! Cream, white, pink, blue
and Nile Satin and Plusi
stripes, with raised pllst
flowers,
i SIS a yard
Faille FRANCHISE grouns
of blue, with Frize Brocad,
in white,
| $3.50 a yard
MORE Satin, with Frizt
stripe,
IS a yard
Light blue and SAITH
ground, with heavy Friz,
flower in white,
IS a yard
IMUSLINS,
The no name series ar,
now running here. Becaus,
nameless they are cheaper
! What's in a name? None
this time; perhaps cents
yard. This is a still hunt Of
prices.
A fine full yard wide un
bleached Muslin at 6 cents
another, bleached, at s cent
Cottons are advancing, br
you may have these at Leaf
- fifth off value. We coul
hold them for a rise an
make money, but that's ne
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07


buy win settle whether you
save dimes or dollars.
Womsn's Striped Hose,
rs cents a pair.
| Womea's Printed Hose,
cents a pair.
There's strong talk in the
telegram that orders this no.
tice. When the psycholo-
|gists give rs the long dis
lance brain telephone q mat
ter Of q hundred miles may
not count in the expression
of thought. But to-day all
we can say is that both you
and we will be sold il big
bargains don't materialize in
lthat Hosiery.
BOOKS.
Copies that for one reason
or another we want to be rid
of. now. Scratched backs,
or corners broken, or suffer.
ling from any of the ills that
Books are heir to. Some set.
in fine binding and some IL
Illustrated Holiday Books
used as samples. Children:
Books for all ages, slightly
out of sorts. Prices some.
times a third, or a quartz,
even.
| OUR POLICY.
i We stick to our PRO
gram
"NeSO Goods" We nigh
if we pleased fill the who'll
, broad side of this paper wit,
talk about reductions" an
bargains" But we CON-
Not because they are nc
here. On New Year da
we told you that the stoc
laggards should have inspil
ling prices put upon them t
move them to and out tn
door. We are keeping tina
promise, and bargain hun
ters who do not know wha
we are doing will miss 1t.
/ Reductions are incidenta
Bright, fresh merchandise
:. at tair prices, often at whs
!. others term bargains, is tn
plane upon which we al
moving. We work tor Dc
cades, not days.
i; john WANAMAKER.
% Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stres
It and Cty-hall square
d REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
d " you have any property
Wilmington 10 sell, NE wa
al TO buy Il; u you want to hu
'II W0 utll a0ll IL In vans. n,, 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
laiIsss Registered Lsliat b
HEW ORLEANS HATI0RAL Bll
Now ORloaA1, "A

REMEMREp TaAs the grs,.,.
hEM EN- DEN Generals BssGr
and Early, who ars Ia charge o. ns y
lngs, ~ guarantee OF absolute m
AND integrity, that Mo chances Az
equal and that no onS can pOOliblJ J
what numbers will drAJ = Pri.s.
REM En- uER That ths pa.srsea d
Prizes Il GuAAANTEEb BY 70
NATIONAL RANRB OF NsE Ofisi
and the Tit kets s-e signed By ~ n
dent Of an Instiluiion, whose ans
rights arc reoOgn ihad IN the hishsg I'd
therefore, beware VI any imitaIiauxI
roymOua schemes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07
wANAmAKnEs.

..----~-------~----------
wANAnAKnEs.
PHmADmrmA, saturday, Jan. I, isss.
There's more new news
to-day. Not old straw thesh-
ed over, but grains Of news
golden grains to you, per.
Ihaps. and worth the seeking.
SHIRTINGS.
Another erchandise mis-
lnaner. Whence cometh the
prophet Of a reformed dry
goods vernaculari
They come tumbling In
and piliug up. They say:
|"New, new, notice us, we're
new"
Good for mems shirts,
Good for women's dress
les.
| Good for boys waists,
and they are pretty; and
Igood and deep fast color
land wide--a full cloth yard
Iwide-and cheap, raj cents.
IOnce in the past we sold
'Iequal quality as cheap, but
'Inever equal styles.
| While paying your re.
Ispects to Glnghams anG
ISateens, pass to the nexl
counter north and see them
'lMUSLIN BED CLOTHING
4 Ready made. The ides
is taking root and growinl
! fast. Why shouldn't it? tn
. labor on a sheet, pillow Q
bolster case adds from 3 Ii
s cents to the price you Pr,
for material by the yard. Csll
1.-the most frugal housewife
9 with most limited mean
= afford to make theml
n Sheets for single bed, bleached, As cant
: each.
'Sheets for double bed, bleached, q
Il yards wide, so cents each
4 Sheets for double bed, bleached, az yard
wide, 60, 20 and as cents each.
Sheets for double bed, extra sizs, So cent
each.
|, Pillow cases, full size, bleaehed, 12IS. IL
4 10, 20, ~ cents each
The % cent grade, with tucks, 25 cents
h Bolster cases, full size, bleached, 80, A.
and so cents each.
b Special orders for sheet
sIand pillow cases, with wild,
n hens or tucks to suit variou
n housekeepers' tastes, execui
Fled upol terms relativel
8 cheap.
% UMBRELLAS,
70 New Umbrellas at moi
3, decidedly msy prices-abor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

NyorIUE-I, mAR9ARETHAF kHKEN-
IN BACH, the owner ana occupant q
he house situated ~ the Noithwest
corner Of Fourth and French Streets
r. the Fourth ward OF the city 81 WI.
mington, county Of New UAstle and
8tate Of Delaware, IN complains with ths
Requirements Of the nats OF the osneral As
Eembly In Ench case made and provided, Dc
heftby give notice that shall apply IN
writing 70 the court Of osnsrai Sessions I
the Peace and JAN Delivery Of the
| State OF Delaware IN and fof New
uastle County, on monday, the eth day 81
Feb, A. ID. 1885, being tho NEXT term
/ Of said oourt, for . license for sid house ~
/ an inn or tavern, for the sale thsreiu Of In
Itoxicating liquors in isss qusntitiss than
1 one quart, 10 be drunk on the premises, and
| the following respectaDis citizsna OF said
ward recommend the said application, Wis;
George Albert Peter kbner
WIN AlEentHsr Joseph n Green
Ohafies Msmmsle Andrew Dsttting
v a Aissnlssr Ir LeWfs How
Wa u RobeIen e Hertei MD
James Mills Fred o MAmmeIe
lfaAc Diitin John Hanson
| Lonis KAiasr Joseph Row
| samuel N Bmelta John Zee Stab
jacob Baker ia Robb
Elnsr B Banks Jossph W Hart
QsofKe Abois Anton Gross
Lewis Hartmann Oharles Yetter
1915 MAkoARkTHA fEHuENBAON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

NYOTIOE-I, LOUIS b. E00NEk,
IN the tenant Of the house situated At No.
"a Orange street, In the fhet ward oi
the city Of Wiimingt ton county Of HeuOaslie
and State OF Delaware, In compliAnoe With
the requirements Of tho acts Of the General
Assembly In such cass made aud providdd.
do hereby give notice that shall apply In
writing 20 the Court OF General 5esGions 81
the Peace and jail Delivery oftho state Of
Delaware, In and tor New Castle County, lon
Monday, the eth day Of feb. a. ID. 1853, DO
Ing the next torn o. said court. for iicehse
for said house - an Inn or tavern, for lhe
sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors 10 lies
quantities than ono quart, 10 DO drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
oitirsns OF said ward recommend the laid
application, Wis.
August Hartmann EDWARD stone
EJ moMsnug william Baxter
Daniel Motlwee Geo Il U'O0nnar
Patrick Doughsrty PIP wallace
Michael DAWN A Ohfisty
Charles Lynch James MegouAa
Mtchtel Glenn rhomas hayes
jacob SbfnDef John wagner
Jacob Bakor his
Albert Neunayer Roger DohoFty
Preston AyafB marx
James II HarFine Thomas Dohefiy
william w jess Horace Y Adams
jbst-dkw LOUIS b. E0uNHR.
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Capital Prize, $4,000.
ArHoaico.-TIcEeta are Ton uollGaa,
HAlvos, %. fttho, ". Tanth1 q I

1iTp Priaee, Amounting to.........mIz1
Application for rAtes 70 olubs saga.
made only 70 the ofnos Of the UoErtg
New Orleans.
KoY further information write elaAilI
ing full add rosa. POSTAL kUTES. IA
Money Orders, or New York hnar'
IN ordinary letter. Currency " n,
(At our oxpenSo) addressed
a. A. UAUFH1
New OrlsGlLA
Or n. a. DAUPMIa. II
WnahfRNtou,
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sENr-
|llng,o on
streot,
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and pillow cases, with wide
hens or tucks to suit various
housekeepers' tastes, execut.
led upol terms relatively
cheap.
| UMBRELLAS,
New Umbrellas at mo st
decidedly nsw prices-ilbout
half the regular.
The Umbrellas have been
made within the past 48
hours and have all the spick
land span newness and fresh.
ness that one of HE best
makers can give them.
!, $50 '26-inch, natural wood
|, handles, double twill silk
> cases and tassels of silk,
,$2.25 each
Il full worth 1915
800 26-inch, silver anc
! Igold handles, news st pat,
',Iterns, magnificent silk,
Z SO, $3.50. and $3.75
full worth IS, S. 50, an,
So - =
225 2S.inch, silver an,
',Igold handles, same silk a
1.-THE 26-inch,
IL 1915 and $3.50
: full worth IS and $3.50
1--WE have sold some prett
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-07

Sheets for single bed, bleached, As ctntl
each.
Sheets for double bed, bleached, ~
yards wide, 80 cents each
Sheets for double bed, bleached, ~ yard
wide, 60, 20 and as cents each.
Sheets for double bed, extra Sis, So cents
each.
PILLOW cases, full size, bleaehed, 121z Is,
10, 20, 70 cents each
The % cent grade, with tucks, 25 cents.
Bolster cases, full size, bleached, 80, 40
and 80 cents each.
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