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Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
BLACK SILKS.

A nice Black Gros. Grain Silk
for 75c. a yard. An extra
heavy, pure dye silk, wear guar.
anteed, only sr.oo; it is without
doubt the best silk for the
money in the market. A better
! silk we are selling at si.25 a
yard, guaranteed cheaper and
better goods than ever shown
for the money. A beautiful
line Of Faille Franchise, Moire,
Surah and Rhadames Silks at
the lowest market prices. Our
experience the last few weeks
has taught US that low prices
and reliable goods bring crowds
OF people to our store, and we
mean to continue.
The great success of the day
is our Muslin Underwear De
partment; it is crowded all day
We offer this week one LOT ot
Ladies' Muslin Skirts, with 8,
inch embroidered rufile, five
tucks above at Coo each. One
! lot Of Ladies Chemise, en-
broidered yoke, only 4oc, each
worth fully 75c. We have but
20 dozsn of them, and at the
price will MOI last long.
Our Coat and Wrap Depart.
ment is doing a rushing bust
ness. Our sue cess so far this
season has exceeded our most
sanguine expectations. The
daily addition to our display
from our work rooms have lit
orally eclipsed the style and
tastefulness Of all our former ef.
forts.
Garments CT all kinds to or
der at short notice.
Ribbons are booming with us
Our enormous stock will con-
vince you that we are Ribbon
headquarters.
Grand and most complete is
our enormous stock Of Parasols,
Coaching Sun shades, and um-
brellas. For facts, get the re.
markable low prices at which
we sell them.
Continuation of the sale oil
our elegant soc. Kid Gloves. A
new invoice has just been re-
ceived. Elegant line of Lisle
and Silk Gloves at astonishing
ly low prices. Bargains through
out our entire establishment.
LiChten stein & Hart,
226 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Lamps, No. 70 e. 7th, nsnr King.
heduciIon in Rntea,

BOSTON, Macs, May IT 10 Niagara
Falls Short Line yesterday made fur.
ther reduction In Its pass n Ter rates to
Boston, Dropping the print OF Its through
hrst olass tickAts to Si675. A meeting
Of the East bound Passer ger Commit
tee was held yesterday Al ernoon 10 con-
slider the Iu after, and, after discussion,
1t VAS decided To- et the mater rest for
the present, tho Grand Trunk Atd the
Chiosgo and At,autlu agreeing 10 make
no further cut TO meet the short line
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
A Harniha.

Mlss Greene, a 16 year old e!rl, Ia the
heroine OF the hour In q town near
,Eewer City, Oak. She entered = burn.
Ing dwelling and, selzlnz two infanti,
who were sleeping slone In one OF the
upper stories, Atte0 pied to reaoh the
street via the stairway. AS the latter
was partly ablaEe, she went down
about half way, then tossed the chill
dren through ard beyond the flames.
when II Was seen they were safe, she
made leap through the fire and Was
saved AlBo, shough considerably burned
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
pEGIsTER's ORDER.
Al REGISTER'S OFFICE,
{ 4 lD,I IlClI- hLrY AEI...

April 24th, lSSS }
Upon the application of Martha 2. Taylor,
AinllnistratriN OF Jolsi TAYLOR late Of VII.
mington Hundred, In said county, dect aset, IL
Is ordered aud directed by the Reg
lister that the Adminlstratrlx aforesaid give
notice ofgrantinR OF letters administration
tb the estate r,nnp 1af sSsrsof
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within 40 days from the date of such
letters in six of the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act Oh
Assembly In such CAGE made and provided
aud also cause the same to be inserted WITHIN
the same period in the nally REPUBLICAN,,
. newspaper. .publlsAed In Willnlneton, ana 10
{ ~ Given under ths hand and seal o.
IL. s. }Ofice of the Register aferessid, At
s~ss-r Wilmington, In New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day andyear above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTIoE.-hti persons having claima against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
game, duly attestsd to the Adnlhistnatrlh
on or before April ~, 1881. OF
abide tho Act OF Assembly In such case made
ana provided. .MARrHA q; TAYLOR
= a30-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
ATLANTIC CARDEN N
EO. s24 REma STREET.

The undersigned hiss htted up the
Atlantic GSsden In good style, and
'nYite5 all Who wish TO paas few
momonto pleasantly to call aud partlci.
p@ta In q gRms OF shuttle board, ten.
pi2s or pool. Choice wines and iiduorl
and cigsrs always on hRnd,
lunch every Wednesday morning
ind Saturday mornlng and evening,
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor.
S1o ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

Total.............. 49,. ......Sl, ,Os2, I'll U2
Stair OF DELAWARE !
County OF NRw DAsrLB. 80
!, Dtho Ho2innu, Cashier OF the
aboyo-phmad hank. do solomnly SWEAR that
the above statement 10 true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief.
OrHu pOWLaND. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
I'd day of Apy, 1873
LEpl a. BERrOLETTE,
EoiaIy Public.
Gorret--Attest:
HE lktfES. UAPFLLE,
WILLIAM 7. Porter, DirectorS.
R1d. u. PENNYPAUk 1R,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Reduced.

DIR. Lpptncott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chronic rheuma atism,
price Aoc. per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR b FULiLERToN.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

James Everard's Pure Canada Malt
Lager Beer. for sale by Charles J. n.
Beckett, l0e West Seventh street, VII.
mington.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Don't Waite

|, ..rr hair becomes dry, thin, anu
,,,ore giving the attention needed
we lis beauty and vitality.
1 an your toilet-table a bottle oil
\. Hair yigor-the only dressing
|,,,nre for the hair-and use a little,
/ y crcsorve the natural color and
,ubaElness'
IT, Nunday, Sharon Grove, Ky,
:. several months ago my hair
,,,l falling out, and in q few
NJ head was almost bald. L
,rr remedies, but they did no
ItpalIy bought a bottle of Ayers
vr, and, after using only a part
sn,en's, my head was covered
hsayy srewth of hair. I recom-
rir prcparaiion as the best hair
min the world v
,b,t was faded and dry" writes
q. Hardy, of Delavan, ILL.,; "but
s,inc a hottie Of Ayers Hair Vigor
,ue black and glossy"
er's Hair Vigor,
,Aby Druggists and Perfuniers.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

The Old Virginia leads all Other
porch rockers In oom fort and stl lenetb
Just stop one minute ut John son &
Barnhill's and try one.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Mustang Liniment-

MEXICAN MUSTANG LlNIMEsr cures Pu.Rs, otn
soREs, CAKEp BREASTS all INFLAMMATION,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
In Town

Gents shoes soled and healed while
you walt for rs cents. HAyter, 222
ing street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

ID EPORT or THE CONDITION.
h - OF THE
NATIONAL BANK UF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDY WINE, AT WlLMING-
TON, In THE STATE OF DELLA W ARE,
AT TiE OLtDSE OF BUSINESS,
APRIL Both, 1885.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Wilmington HauseEespsrs

ing your groceries At lo2 and lt4 East 9th
street; the only reliable cReh Ptore In the
oity, Tho sure place n buy CORD oatioa and
tea; Old Dutch Java 100 ID, best Marieaibo
29e, good 2co. common 1sc; the best tea in
the city for the money, only 80 and 61o lb;.to
boy lemons go to lo2, only 1oc pet dozen,
cranberries loc or 3 qts zoe; honey boxes $50,
IDS nns ponnes 2se, pest evaporated apples
more eosp for the money than any place
else. Suporl' tive d 'ur, Jones hungarian,
Snow Flake FFF, FFFF and Morning star
beof low; big stock o. sorubbs and busters,
tubs and buok st5 for hou o clseninR; lbs
wsBhing soda for &c. l02 aud l0a kast bth
atraat. DENHISON q PEhUH.
uome to cur Saturday night market ms-ks
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

81 -otS are eNeellently 20.
Ia what is becoming tie
osslraole section Of the
'la must Of necessity be.
mare valuable every day
IT,. eusl2ess establishments
|, I|s0'lc buildings are being
Il n that section. This
1, |',enlty shoald rot be ne
n \ .as,l As most all the property
section is secured.
1 fEaMB:
s,M' clsh as soon as lots
V.Ssd Of, the balance in
1ls sen.,, "9ss%ith approvedin.
|, 'qaalIy divided at 3 and 6
OF ) per cent. off for
.Ia, s,I so to be complied With
i Wv ,e 'o,lowing Wednes sdav
y ttFli0MAs SSd oGLE,
tlf fttk.R J FORD.
Sndham .l1S 4, & Son, Auc's.
: .s,s this season OF loo
X, I lots in the Twelfth
c'' . De held on Saturday,
ago
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Mustang l.iniment.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMENT conquers sPAvIss,
SCRATCHES and SPRAINs in HORSES and MULES.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

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Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1888-08-25
Oar Book SabTe.
Literary Notes.

Sir Walter Scott did not begin to
write until he was forty-three.
William H. Prescott published his
first work at forty-one.
George Eliot was thirty-fve years
old before she became aware of her
original powers.
Harriet Beecher Stowe was forty
years old when she wrote "Uncle
Toms Cabin"
Fannie Fern never wrote a word
for publication until she passed her
fortieth birthday.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps first liter
airy venture was story written when
she was thirteen years old.
Our Young Folks Reading Circle
is a new organization, formed to pro-
mote good reading among boys and
girls from eight to sixteen years of
age. Its directors include William
IL. Rldelng, OF the Youths Compan-
ion, Mrs. Livermere, Frances E. Will
lard, Prof. j. W. Stearns, of Wiscon-
sin university, and other well-known
persons. The central office is man.
aged by Mr.. S. R. Winchell, at 1885
Wabash avenue, Chicago, to whom
inquiries should be sent for informa-
ton and terms of membership.
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The Fair Confederate.


Miss Varina Davis, daughter of
Jefferson Davis, and popularity known
throughout the south as "The Child
of the Confederacy," having been
born after the declaration of seces-
sion, has just published in Lovelps
Library little volume entitled can
Irish Knight of the Nineteenth Cen
tury,' biographical sketch of the
life of Robert Emmett. 1t is a very
imprisoned piece, a special pleading
for the young man who was filled
with ambitious aspirations he had not
the ability to carry out, and who,
having raised storm he could neither
quell nor control, paid the forfeit of
his life. Her style IS nervous and
fluent, and she has the impulsiveness
of ayoung girls enthusiastic sympa-
thies. Miss Davis has already pub
lished one or two essays on various
subjects which show much power and
considerable research. She is
woman of about five and twenty, and
is an idol throughout the south, be-
ing received wherever she goes with
almost passionate enthusiasm. She
is scarcely a pretty woman, but her
face expresses great nobility and
certain seriousness in her young eyes
tells of the gravity and suffering which
entered 50 early into her life. She
was educated in Europe, and is
skilled linguist and musician, and has
set out in earnest upon literary Ca
reer. She has been so much before
the public in the south that she has
acquired wonderful self possession,
and in social life she is noted for her
sweetness and ready tact. A story
told of her illustrates this: At an
evening reception this past winter she
stood surrounded by group of men
held by her clever conversation. She
happened, however, to glance across
the room, and saw an acquaintance
a very young girl-sitting quite alone
and unnoticed, and apparently very
unhappy. By almost imperceptible
degrees she moved her corterie across
the intervening space until the circle
reached and enclosed the little wall
flower, who, for the next half hour,
had all the exhiliration of being the
center of crowd of men kept in
good humor by her friends gay sal
lies, and who included her in all the
merriment.- New York World.
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BD. Telephone connection. Delivery wag
cater successfully to family and hotel trade.
He also keeps Durkee's Salad Dressing.
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Wo1nan's Exchange,
421 MAIN STREET.

The Woman's Exchange is headquarters for
everything dainty and nice in the way of wo-
mans work. There you can find lovely fancy
articles for home decoration and for gifts /;
there you can leave your order for all kinds of
plain sewing; and there you will find delicate
home made cakes, bread, preserves, pickles,
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loaf of bread to an elegant supper, complete.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21

Cc:.r=.. Ism
But he will cry out" continued Pistro.
"vill hc gry out louder dan dec tunderi"
asked Confud n w
He rctraced his steps, and. drawing his
saber, advanced on uptoe toward the cavern
over which Giacomo was mounting guard.
Five minutes afterward Conrad, rojoined
his companion. This time, howevcr, he had
got Jeanne upon has back.
he poor girl rushed to clasp the neck Of
1ar lat',. aeJ
"Thnn!,si thanisi Pietro," said shs.
"And what OF Giacomo~ asked tho s1nug.
CIR 49,
1T is all right, replied Conrad ~ will
now go and fetch de oder shild. DO you,
Bietro, yet de plang ready; It will SAT dime. :
The German fulfilled his task Of carrying
or tie Young girls with the greatest GOODNESS
in the world. II was not loug before he re-
Appeared. holding Isabella In his herculean
arms.
sac has fainded." he remarked: and, 20
saying, crossed the ravins Pietro followed
him.
Fhey now both united their strength and
endeavored to draw the suspension bridge Of
the fortress over To their side.
But one OF Corcelli's lieutenants had been
awakened by the noise made by tho fuyi-
tives as they went To and fro He suddenly
leaped. like hyena, from the rock ON to tho
pla K. and, placing tine barrel ct his musket
on Pietro's breast. exclaimed:
"Surrender yourself prisoneri"
To this summons Conrad replied by blow
with the butt nd of his musket, which caused
his comrade to lose his balance. The latter
fell astride on the plank. and holding on to
it convulslvolv. cried londly for help.
There was not a moment To lose
Pietro seized the end o: the fragile support
which still kept up the lieutenant, and bal
ancng his victim over the gulf. cast him
into it. a @ a.
An oath. tho ,o'se Of water disturbed by
the falling body. roll OF thunder. and all
was over
Some others of tho brigands now ran up.
Conrad and Pietro saw them in the light
ming, gliding. like shadows, through tho
brushwood The bandits also saw Pietro,
for five or six shots werc herr at the same
time, and then boonicd. FOR Some time after
ward, along tie somber depths Of tho ravinc.
Conrad and his friend had placed their
precious burdens on their hacks II took
then long while to descend the sharp rocks,
at the foot # which they had stopped as they
came from Naples. They succeeded, however.
in effecting their purpose before Corceli
could send any one in pursuit OF Thorn. they
then fled across the mountains, in the midst
of the rolling of the thunder, which seemed
to pursue them, and Of the flashes Of light
ming, which cast n dead like glare beneath
their feet
As long as their road lay over the crum-
bling lava, Pietro oil owed Conrad to servo a.
guide; but as soon as they reached the vino
yards he went on first, and beginning to run
with marvellous rapidly, leaped over hedgss
and bitches, and passed, like a reptile,
through thckets that appeared impcnetrable.
At last he reached the middle Of a glade,
to which there appeared to be no beaten
path, but where he had. doubtless. often fed
for refuge during the course Of his SNUG.
Cling expeditions. Placing Jeanne upon the
ground, he exclaimed
1--WE are savedi We IRE saved"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-12-21
CHAPTER XIX.
POWER AND rowER

III. ..,d 40 IN. ,,oor,. ri o., -..,.
r..rv d.v a,soi,s,, p,.tro,. r.,,,r, h... a.
vo;n n.yorrcd nv .nr;.,v .rd , .:,.,sd 30
that ,.vsr;sh s..i;ra =, ;r,,..;.r.s 49,
r.ndsrs mon occ,,sto,red 70 tnta On. Ia ~.
,.ro,,,. ~ ,.s,tirc n. hsd r.so,v.d ~ 90,
c,,, sor On. Arar,;n.s t,,s ,,<.,t .nd
r,acs hin,ssif IN dir..c, Observation-Disclosures, ,v,h
Corcs,i;
Aftar . ,oro confersrca h.e,xser IN. h.,d
NJ the peonle and T,om Francesco--e confer.
anoa J., ,vh;ch thov ,v.v, NO, ahi, 90 ,.o,,. 20
49,, ,,,a.rst.rd;ng- Mooar;.,,o 90. ~ 81.
,,o;,t 81 sotti,, o,. tro,,, Non,.. ,v,,.r r,,r
old acouaintance. Conrad. apreared bcfor.
him . T ~
..C,henera, said no Accommodating hi.
words with . military salute. ~ haf yoo,
peyvs ,o del, vonr
"who are you I, asket, the fisherman
81 am called Conrad and as latc ma ves.
aerdov I neIonred to (Iorielli,s tandr
"T'o CorcelIiie hand, What bsa hecom. ~
INV sister, What has beco,ne Of tho Sa,,chte,
~ the Duka of Arcosw M
al boh carried dem or dia morning wild
R;etro
"And wher. ara thev rovr
n Nables Cbeneral IN n p.b;n nv ds
M.rchellin, I,
HConp come nv brave feflowf- Said
M,sanisI,o os ba r,,sbed into Tho treat nrs.
coded hv tho ,ansouepet
Corrad nrocaeded In tho 90. shore and
after WALKING soynetiYno alone TN. beach'
reached the fisberman,s INIT.
Ii 10 dere y, be s,id
M,sape,,oa beart beat vio,srt,v and IA.
,irb, copld scarcely s,,ny,,ort him ss he an
tered tho wrctcbsi dweIIino thot bo v,s
pever destined to inbabjt ocoirf Je.nnc
throw herself into b;s arms Js.belIo c.st
toward INN . look full of sadness and of
love
Az for Pietro. tho moor smuc~,er be WINS
worn ont with fotio,e Az no Iav stretched
,,,,o,, , o,,.so mt h, ON. co,uor ii tho aim
he cou,d hardly press tho hand Mosaniello
ha,d ont Tn him 100
.Thonts tharts my bravo p;etro,, nur-
r,,,r,,od the chief NJ tba neon,e IN ono of
those tones Of voice that proceed DIRECT from
tho Mort
uo on,ro,ched tbo vicerov,s do,chter
aud krnIt down befora ber Ho then foot
her bord and k;ssed IL
..Whot b,vo sccn--xbot bava he, =,
Nos,r;o,,ogn so,d Isohe,,, to b;r, .1.on a ho
go thot ~ Naples houses have hcen nlloged
81 hrrnad- -that roblos have beon tiIIad /,
60 on,, ,a,ocoSr,
The f,sberr,on hold dow, bis head
az hoyo oIso Noon informed ~ continued tbe