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Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

To the well known, steady and con-
sentative members OF Central Church,
our report, in another column, may,
weltrust, be pardoned for exuberance
that Is pltinly accustomed by Christmas
festivities, it being our duty TO publicly
Tejoice with the public WHO have been
led aud clothed.
This church has reputation OF
being conservative as 10 chance and
grab bag fairs and pleasure excursions.
We do not know that she has ever had
any eueh.
Bdl be that as il may, in intellectual
culture, musical development, popular
assistance, Sabbath school instruction
and free, fair and open opportunity
tor oil humanity to rise in the scale Of
intellectual civil religious freedom an d
the nobility Of ouispeasing christian
character for both sexes, she 10 as
sorting herself 10 the front line Of pro-
gress
That all these attractive means Of
grace and OF winning humanity may
be sAnctified and blessed to the people
every patriotic person win heartily de-
sire.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

To night at IL O'Clock we must bid
goodbye forever to the old year to
welcome in the new, and il is well at
this season to take retrospect OF the
past, so as to be able to shape our
course for the future. There are none
who have not cause to be thankful for
The many blessings that have been
vouohsaied TO them during the year,
flor even if there are those who have
had Affections, there is not a single
case where 1t wss not possible for mat.
iers to have been much worse. There.
lore this should also be time for
thanksgiving, and this fact is recog.
nized by a number of the churches, in
which service will be held Tonight
This is also a good time to not only
form new resolutions, but to adhere to
them. Let the young man who is adj
dicted TO drink resolve that he will
not, under any circumstances, touch a
single drop during the coming year,
but instead drop the money that he
would have spent for 1t in some safe
place, and not open It until the end Of
The year, and our word for ii lie vii,
be surprised at tho result.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31


II is interesting to note the great
ETogress that has been made in adyer.
liising within q few years. Thee are
business men in this city who, not
many years ago, thought they were
doing something wonderful when they
lspent twenty five or thirty dollars a
year in advertising, but since then they
have learned by experience that Judi
Icious advertising pays, and consider il
q good investment 10 spend hundreds
of dollars yearly in letting the people
know what they have TO sell and the
prices they offer certain goods for. In
New York, Philadelphia and other
heading cities, almost every large e3-
Adjustment has man employed
whose business ii Is to write the adver
tlsements. In fact there is ! man nov
in the Eastern States who is making a
business OF teaching business men how
70 write advertisements in the most at.
ltractiye manner. The veteran show
man, p. I. Barnum, attributed the
greater part OF his success to printers
lux, and there are those in this city
who can say the same. Judicious I'D
vertislng always pays, and the mer
who do the most Of 1t are those who Dc
the largest business.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
The yee=1ofial service held by Du

The 9e.aofial service held by Du-
R5nt Post yesterday afternoon, Of
Which full account will be found in
our local columns, was not only i'm
preEslve but highly instructive, the
remarks of the liev. A. N. Keigwin
especially being worthy OF careful con
-sideratlon. He held that while the
men who served in the rebellion had
performed a great work in abolishing
aiavery and preserving the Union,
heir work was not completed until
hey insisted on universal education
.or all. He aaid that previous to the
rebellion It was a criminal oflense fol-
any one TO teach negro even his
alphabet ia the South, and he alleged
Ihat the colored people OF that section
are as ignorant to-day as they Wero
hen. Education is the only means
~ which the race problem that is now
agitating the South will ever bt
,olYed. Let school houses for the
colored "a well as the white children
Do established all over the south, ant
ere many years the race problem vii
EolYe itself.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

general public. The old and worn out
practice Of imposing a fine Of 81 and
costs on chronic drunks, only 10 have
them back again Ia a couple OF WEEKS,
has been discarded, and when an old
rounder Is placed in the dock he can
rest assured that he Is certain Of 90
days In New Castle Jail in the way of
a fine of $40 and costs. Judge Ball Is
also TO be commended for his action in
regard TO Miller aud Ryan, and the
two Front street toughs, whose trial
took place last Saturday morning. He
has rid this city of their presence for
many months TO come, aud the only
regret there can be Is the fact that
thore Is no way by which such men
can be compelled to work during the
time OF their Imprisonment.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

To morrow the Legislature will
meet, and for the first time in many
years the Republicans VIII have ma
liorliy in one Of the Houses, and also
on Joint ballot. In two weeks United
States Senator viii be elected, and
while II Is certain that he will be a Re
publican, ii is equally certain who he
will be. A number Of excellent names
have been mentioned in this cOnneC.
liOn, prominent among them being
Anthony Higgins and Il. G. Bradford,
Of this city, aud while we still think
the selection belongs to Sussex County,
I'VE also contend that II her representa-.
dives cannot agree upon a man, the
Geld is then open TO New Castle
equally with Kent County, We are
not prejudiced either for or against
any candidate, and We suppose that no
matter who may be chosen it will
Cause more or less acrimony. This,
however, should not be, as the Repub.
lican party cannot afford TO indulge in
any internal dissentions at preeent.
Juct such o course has caused its de-
feat In the past, aud We trust that the
leaders have learned wisdom by e1pe-
Eience.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

muslin Hamburg inserting
tween ne uhs on yoke Hamburg gng ON neck sleeves and yoke front
Made would be All
Heavy Gown inserting yoke
burg eng neck sleeves and front our make usual 625 quality
Gown, trimming, s25;
each
yoke sleeves
reduced from s. tOSl
Gown, princess in embroidery
sleeves and front reduced from e % to g. rs
Cambria with inserting Hamburg
neck and 'front.' reduced from s. 10
Chemises:
Chemse square Hamburg sleeves
The best have been able the price
corded Hamburg
square mock. 'front.' sleeves
cents each, worth fully 81
Drawers:
Of
This exoe all former efforts cheaIness.
The as the foregoing With more ucks IS cents each
Drawers rufies and double of three tuck
Same as the above with more tucks, 90 each
Cambria Drawers fine quality fully tucked IS each
Skirts:
Hamburg rune,
he u
Muslin skirts with Cambria cents
Muslin Skirts with four ck and reduced from 40
with Hamburg rufe and 81.
Muslin skirts hne shown before, with uhie and blind
broiderv -
Corset y7fs:
covols Hamburg eging at Is cents each
Extra Muslin Corset Covers 'front.' wide Hamburg edgng
stl binding, so each
Inis entire offering is free from trash. The musIns
are not loaded with clay lime The work honest To
get the advantage Of this sale early coming will be
sary
or the high grades in Muslin Underwear the stock
Is greatly ucreseed.
In the same department we show also number Of
bargains In Heavy Skirts.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Upon tie application Of ktlaR 4
mtnlHtlatrlN 81 Ihumls L. Fllel
MIL Creek nuudarl m ssid
deceased, II Is 0fIeri nna m
the Register that the AiuiRlffnt
give notice OF granting OF rtie1l
ual lun, upon the rlla't "
Win The date Of Ir...
by causing advertisements
wllhln " days from lid
letters In six Of ne
plnc"s ~ thr county Or Mes C,s
Al persons having deuaris N
70 present the satut, " Abid
Assembly IN such ca5e made
and Alautaupe the same 10 be-
the SAINT period Ia NE psilT
a newapApyr pnblisheliH Wiz
be continued therein three gel
~ I Uiyru undo tlg uad
L, 4, iOhlce Of tn Re.tster
49, J Wilmington, d Nrw
Aforesaid, tie DAY AulyH4r I'D
JOHN X, ERApgl
NoTiCE.-Ail prisYut hsqti
the rtlatt u ill dreI tsei ID
sAiIr, duly alIt tea TO uld
on ar htl1It neHeihhHr ND
the At ul l..UIuly IaAusl
prov iurd.
FiLAE FIiNN.
Addfcts, NliM.lgIua, Deb
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

etc, Water street between King and
French streetB.
Candies, Candies.
Fine oough candles for cough and
colds oan be found 81 No West Sac.
ond street and No. 5l2 King street,
At bargain, s.room houhs, wish con
venienceR. Only $3.50 required down
kuply TO W. sooti vernon, this ofaos.
Buy where you buy the lowest. Go
10 BDeltz u o.. for all hinds o; country
produce. 10 Z. 4th st.
II you want good buttsr call at Rioh.
mOdh's, N. ". cor. Eighth and TAtnAl
stEGetL
For all kinds Of Wild game 20 "a
Barlow s. Wisr, At the Eighth street
market house.
Strong cough candy At FerEuson's, II
East 5 cond street.
IA cabinet phOtoB At UummlnRs' gall
cry for 50. 800 Market street
Robes and blankets At Perkins, 1Ol
West Eighth l,reet,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
UOTICEtgGlSc0

wA -
Ihs NN@lnz'o7 CeN q
aifos 10 lrrouncs 10 ~ ml
the pfic5s kAd toms los "a
/, tip viii baLifo.lofe
For aIlIIiamIFati.g
! rluding it57Hsfi iar Ia
n,rti,.1rs,5,l rlb.' Dsi
| REPRESENTATION md
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Rl'.T.Il.i's d'I'yqTr,l
ar nit,.B,tIitou imefs
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III III. fvrtri. 10 lniIr
/ Mild. sf,Ags.uA,mgnI
az Utt,Gbt pi,r5 Coz
/ Inv.fi Man tH,t ulauy I'll
situ,tgtlnlb.tulnttf,
wbi.hl.iFI5e prileraa
pTomi,ica.ie don ofh,lli
sy,'i't.9s, of6ad dents
visw wfasEtbr coon tt
WIN i,al..i, i,Iu.yjl, I'D
t,,,,yat9aru.ii,s ~ nst
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Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
DRESS GOODS.

UnL 90 NUOO0s
On Saturday we announced so distinct combinations
in Dress Patterns 81 $40 The prices are oil one
half, and the goods mostly and just opened,
Here is twin bargain, Just bought from one Of the
greatest manufacturing concerns in New England all the
year round fancy worsted dress goods. We tell only
prices:
$I.25 quality rs cents
81 so quality IS cents
SI75 quality 81 as
Columns OF talk ia them, but only space for brief men
ton, as they first come to the counters to-day.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
December Is ahead. The usual January exhibit Is
made to-day.
Muslin Underwear is now on the second floor in newly
furnished quarters and vastly improved location The year
which closes to-day shows BY far the greatest sales record
ever made in this department II know anything
about 1t, the year beginning TO will beat the
cord by heavy per cent
The sale opened tp day has been planned for months
Our factory and others under contract have been
busy In the preparation.
The materials the finish and the strength OF all the
garments are right even in the lower grades.
The prices remarkably low. 10 many cases you get
the garments Ioy aat We MATERIAL would COST How? The
difference between the mil price and retail price OF the
cloth pays for the making. You get them without profit
And there Is a Bit of beneyolence in ito you
Organizations NUT live. Many a manufacturer would
prefer to sell at cost or less keep his factory going
through he dull time. This advantage. To in
crease buying power will do business for
nothing. Tint YoAt ad0antaee. And the Januar
Underwear Sale about. Better look sharp If you
would get the pick Consumers and not traders
pected at this sale.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

~ 80 Ii y hFNfTr
INV CAhfiLruuNfY M,
Upon the application " IA '' "A "A,
asd .9uts ARutN, EFrT'i... nHh
y. llA'h, late OF gi1,Jt,.. Aslt
ahid touhty, ducsase.t. ID - We "a, flth'ils
iected BY The GuFIstsr itil'siei
ots aioftaalI, give .f.-. At
inE Of letters Ttt,i, 81
the estate Of TIE dyeea.,t ',aIALl
FahunE tltrth. bycap.f1, ~
70 be posted within f5fiy Az l'eilil
~ sHeh lelieis In siE Of tAe susl Nj,
~ we comfy II New Crsii, P4s,h
persons having dcmandsagtiS, ,.llll
present the same, or abide ~ '|
semply IN such ease made AZ 5,.. ~
Alao cause the came iabs I1.stll. sgi W.,
same period IN the DAlty t ~ ~
Newspaper publiaGed In Wiis1',v . ~
end 70 be contained theron i XVI.
e. 0. 4, '4''''a 'htee
Given under tbsb,,.,r,
IL u oihcc or the llfsittfr tf.,,l
Wilmington, 10 Nsg ts,,ls N
aivfeHAiu, me day AMI wear nhpTs ~.
JOHN X. BRAuFORD NM
NOTICE, Al u persons having si,iSs.l
the estate OF the deceased ma.i 'i W.,
sane, duly attesfed IL tie E,s.',.1
q before Dec. 31th, I,lg, on ,i,ids n.
assembly IN such case made ADD MOL
u, Will Is fAYi1I
LOUIS AGNEW.
Address hruurz slasvc, IA. ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
Must be Closed Out.

All our heavyweight suits aud Over
coats must he closed out at the greatest
reduction ever heard of before taking
stock Now is your time If you want TO
save 40 per cent. on the dollar. You can
do this by calling at $. W. corner Second
aud Market.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Judge Ball has peculiar method OF
sealing with vlolstors Of the law,
which no doubt is very distasteful to
them, and equally acceptable to the
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
A Merry ChristmasI
John P Almond & Co.,
GROCERs,
s, v. Co., 9Th and Market,

Offer for the Holidays, new
Princes Paper Shell AlmOns,
35c per ID, 3 ID. for a SI.OO.
Gfenohle Walnut, lie per lbs; 3
lbs for Doe, Table raiHins 25c to
85e per 10. Layer Figs, loo per
10. A full lluc of q. +. Whit
man x Sons, superino CONNECTIONS
in !, = aud ID boxes, at Phila-
deli hia prices, 40, go and soc
per 10. Croft aud Aliens super
line CORRECTIONS, in 1 and ID.
boxes. First.class mixtures at
%, % and SOC per ID A special
~ OF 8 ID boxes for 81 so; quail.
~ uneXeelled. Coed mixtures
1bc per 10. Plum Pudding,
Mince Meat, Oranges, Banana,
Grapes, Lemons and in fact ali
the attributes Of trst-clRss
Christmas Feast. French GlFce
Fruits IN 4 ID, ID aud 10 10.
boxes Nothing but strictly
hrst-class goods. Edam, Rogue
fort and English Davy Cheese.
]. P. Almond & Go
Eighth and Market St.
dl9.t
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
REeIsT EEI,!s ORDER.
hhalsrEt's nv.
hEW pAgr, tgtlOk

$40 IL A'0r M a
.upon the applleatIon D, sH6sis N '
late Of Miil c ~ J9,N NINA
sssnhiyI deceased, II /, ne9afa M
ssiTlfl ~, Tie ReFi;te,o fl,tted Nv
mlhlstratTlE aforfsti9 Mat d.
kfAnllag pilelters ADJ give bsH,.
estate Of Tie deceagsd w w ilnlsiIs Hl5 ~
lhg thereof. by Causl,,y" w We tihs ~
posted within Forty 4 ~ y "ga.icIilsases
,.,, ss,sln u OF iho m1sin,i9i ht eiss
t9nets q New tasup. rln'ill'g plsgti \
hafing demanisa again, i'!.uar ali n
the sllne, or abide by an a., ',,alg b II
saeh case hiadeaud lf1,lI..t,,vl AsnrN
the same 10 be insert I'll '.u,u aud N,
Cd la the bali, pvvnn,,l,lh ll0ar,
paper nhbllshri IA ID KEY AZ, ii
s Z 10 be continued thrr,t, 'pt,tse.sla,
- Given und.5n.t.,
L. y. Once Of tic E"s.,ss,ll Aii &
- Wilmington, in .'s' l.9anll
Aforesaid the d1ran'i1'.I''F oElt q
JOHN. BKGbsls.jl
:, NOTICE, AL porsonfh.,r,, Hll
came, duly at,rs'ti N.Y.. lisgil
~ 81 or before nyrsfs'., we Atl
ablne the Act Of Assem- III. n. "a, II
ana provided. FliEV ,,,.,h t,H
Address, stanton. Do, A'aalrI
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

IL Natures own tru9 tstAyivs. 1t ls the
most easily taken, ard tue NEST efeG.
tivs remedy known 20 Cleanse the eyB-
tem when Bilious or COAive; to dispel
Headaches, Colds and FeysrS; to Cure
Habitual Constipation, Indigestion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company, sau
Francisco, GAL. All druggists. N. B.
Daliorth, Second and Market, whole
sale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
PuuADrrrurA Monday. December a. 1888.
Tie aOeakEsy 10 day is IKE.
~ to BE- fair.
The sf0ye anil Be ekost a al
= o'eloek p n 10 asoyvo TO-
Nsay Years Day.
It Announcement fur This Year. "

Just stopped long great Holiday
breath Now
to knOwedy TO translate told tales into business
attention
AtS causes are numerous.
We have been doing great buying
Stocks have been overhaud discover all
All things damaged by handling
All stocks depleted by sales have been replenished.
Many things have been prepared for openings
Its effects are MOO9Gy.
This thus to be filed with bgans-numerous
The old leaving
w-bOrns
The life and
anda te.
You will be compelled to profit by hem.
of
Therefore, read diligently than
JOHN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Choice, elegant, bright, useful,
acceptable Slippers for men,
women and Children; Slippers
of Fine Goat, Embroidered and
Plush of various grades. Our
very large assortment gives a
wide choice and opportunity
to exchange if you gcess the
wrong size.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Az I$$' &$ e.
APRONS AND PILLOW SLAMS.
In the White Goods stock, southwest Of CENTRE first
floor.
e. $S G:: ;i sG ;3. ! i:' ' ges
During the holiday trade these goods are sold mostly
by sample some used for decoration and display and
therefore become soited The goods thus offered at an
average Of less than half perfect except soiled
LINENS.
The whole muster of them is marching to the drum.
beat OF sensational prices Let there be no doubt In your
mind. <ad quarter third to Tie cost of each dolr,s
oOoyM and yow get 10 tie close retail price in oey stores
add hat GHayON get 10 tie acreage retail PRICE GU
needn't guess bring in the samples and compare. Or
when you come carry the other thing in your mind Put
anybody eses Linens beside and we know what the
outcome will be.
No dealers in America (or the world for that mat
te can get closer to the Linen makers than we are No
one can handle the Linens for less We know of no one
who handles them for little Year in and year out YOU
are saying that we lead in Linens Just now you'll say
We are lettering our best See If you won't.
Table Linen:
ss 1i Ts EIDE ST 9" ay 9n 'a aoOsJa
BE ss s ssss. SSs SIDE aa R ss.ln. mate,
&s ' 5 g " & 30 5 e. sSs sGsS . pain rS g. p. t..
s @ B$ g. IA: % @ s S$S 4 s.s:.
oaS ' Size aud very aa' have been T'an',
Bed Linen:
& fi s' s,t . ,,... @ s... 10
Linen Sheets Pillow he gait
Toweling:
S:5$ $Ssi i $s. TX ' I'll iA @ \
Some of the finest Tabecoths soed tossed or other.
wise out Of seeming will go at condition prices So will
everything that has suffered by lingering careless usage
W0MENS ENTERTAINMENTS,
A buyers carnival in Wraps, Jackets listers and
Ragans. lite money yON expect to but into one g0U al
most surely buy tOo of the sort you have in mind No
need to figure on what work and trimming cost; asigh
Me StgaSoHs in tie pOcketJOOk SeaSi You'll feel like
lpityng the work people Don't. The loss is away this
lsde OF them Big loss to somebody. No matter The
things are now within your reach and as greenback
big or little went with each We only point out few
o the styles here The Thirteenth and Chestnut streets
part OF the second floor is Overlooking with them.
Rich Embroidered and Braided
p better
Rich Plush and Bodo Wraps 500 s5O
now
Wraps IN ow "a.
, IRapsthat
listers and aglans S. &c. 81, Es were double
listers and RRgans S0 t12 nd
Beaver Jackets at 81 "a 80 70, that were 81, g. $40, S
Fine Allwod Cloth Costumes, g. worth
a halru
A few rich a -
Y I0AN WANAMRKEP
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

90 70 John u. Turner, dealer In extra
Lshigh coal, also hre.bFiek, fiFe-elay,
etc., Water street between King and
French streBtS.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

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bile rewHfi
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E0''.@ohfl
dsnoe Of
Booths
Pa, %
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The Best christmas
Holiday trade we have had for nineteen
years Now for the balance OF 1883, aud
ever thankful for your patronage, as
have been for nineteen years Bseeher's
gallery Of photography, 3i5 Market St.
..ss ~-s--
Taylor s. Fullsrton's rheumatic mix
ture cures rheumatism In all lie forms,
Taylor 4 Fullerton, 800 ri ng street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

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WOOL SKIRTS

WOOL SKIRTS
The assortment is large In gray cardinal, scarlet
blue pink and black also in various combinations OF the
several oolors
rHSSss esnisA rnssss rre PRICES
S$ H. &c rs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
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Bed Linen:
Toweling:

Some of the finest Tabeoioths, soiled, tossed, .
wise out Of seeming, will go at condition prices
everything that has suffered by lingering or earel
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

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Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Entered at the Post Office at Whining
Del, as second class mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-12-01

Dwelling house In Hamilton. 4SO acres Of
land, known as Chinn Ranch, 80 acres Of
land near Hamilton. house on Main
street. Hamilton, cabin on Hunter street.
Hamilton, stone house. Treasure City.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-12-01
OF Small CaiIbre.

Our Nevada Governor seems to be
. man OF very small calbre. He
started out in his official career with
plagiarism in his frs; message to the
Legislature. And now this sancti-
monious literary purIioner of better
mems ideas, is so indecent as to in-
troiuce politics into bis Thanksgiving
proclamation. The press of the State,
irrespective of party, condemn our
very small-minded Governor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-12-01
How RfcTie ne Was Captured.

Frank McTigue, now in Jail at
Hawthorne, charged with the murder
of Charles Lenaman, the Silver Peak
Postmaster's clerk, was captured by
Indians, who brought him into Can
delaria and received the reward of
$500 offered tor his arrest He was
overtaken at Fish Spring Valley,
where walked he bare-footed,
distance of 90 miles. The excite.
ment against him was high in Candel-
srsa, and he was brought to Haw-
thorne.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-12-01

Secretary Whitneys new dynamite
cruiser can sail twenty-seven miles an
hour, overhaul anything that floats and
blow it into little pieces. President
Cleveland found the American navy
the laughing stock of the wor d, but
when he goes out of office he will
leave the country a navy that Ameri-
cans may reasonably feel proud of.