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Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

George A, Taylor, grocer at Northeast
corner OF Third and King streets, has .
beautiful one horse team, with which 10
serve his customers with their purchases
from his store. The wagon was made by
the Novelty Carriage works, Second and
French streets. The running gears are. q
dark maroon color, the body = canary
color, and the curtains are made OF tbs
best black carriage oil cloth. The sides
have double curtains, 80 that the outside
ones with the advertisements on, can be
taken OF, when the carriage IL wanted for
other purposes. A silver mounted set Of
harness makes q very pretty set OF on &
coal-blAck horse. the whole making a
business turn -out that Is not easily excell-
ed. The whole rig loses none Of Its at
ira .tivene by being In charge Of Charlie
5tengle, who takes great pride in his
'nobby" turnout.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The studeuh OF tue AcaIemy noa
number ahout 100, tteso htv nE been
steady increase under the admlnislEa.
lion Of DR. II N. RSub. The place OF
P:o'. j. Harvey WhitamAu, sisoIed 81
member Of the Legislature, will be Glled
by Prof j. X. ElWe6d, formerly Of
haucb Chunk, p.
The farm Of Nj. Lewis has been sold
70 Frank Courtney, consequently the
trustees OF the college will havs to look
iurther for suitable farm for an aRri-
cultural station
This bszAar held By the ladies' Of st..
Thomas Episcopal Church has been
we'll patron zel and a snug sum haa
been realized.
On last Sabbath, December 2, the
Rev. Dr. YsllandlRham commenced The
thirty.tiEth year OF his lhhors ss pastor
Of Head Of ChristanR OhuEch, and
preached q sermon appropriate to the
occasion,
The OslOrsd girl named Jeems, who
was badly burned 81 her parents home
nsar Oooch's Bridge on Monday, dlei
Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

than ever. We have made
special efforts in this line
and have them by the hun.
dreds to show you They
are In all kinds and shapes
Of wood, gold, Oxldized Sill
yer, nickel, hammered
metal, etc handles ard ma
terlals OF Silk, Gloria, Zanil.
la and Scotch Ginehams.
We would advise our patrons
to make an early selection,
which Is always best, not
only to avoid tn, crushes
necessary to Christmas
times, but to get better
styles.
A new lot of Hassocks at
IS cents.
A new lot of Rugs es.
pecially for giving.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

We have very handsome
styles of Long Goats and
Newmarkets tor ladI,s and
misses. in both loose fronts
and tight fitting garments
protection from weather of
all kinds and the best look
ing long garments we ever
had; So to $50.
Children's Goats In Grtt.
chens, and folded and pleat
ed; stripes, plaids and self
colors, in the prettiest, nat
test little coats of this year.
81 TO S1S; in sizes. 4 years to
10 years.
Ribbons
We have 500 pieces Of
ribbons, best all satin, In the
desirable and seasonable
shades and with plain edges
A splendid assortment and
a very choice lot, which a
large purchase gives you a
great advantage on. Any
lady contemplating ribbon
fancy work should see this
lot.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The electric light company are busy
peTftctlng their arrangements for light
Ang part OF Front and King streets, and
All Of Market street with their electric
lights Tho lamps will each be OF 1000
candle power, and are known IS the
blll arc lights, They will be hung on
guy wires stretched across the streets,
Apd will have two sets Of uaIbons in-
BtsEd Of one, a. ls the case with the AT.
nonx lamp. These lamps Will be run
oy BAH dynAmO, and IL, with the
lamps will probably rssch this city
next Saturday. IL is expected TO have
everything In working order by the 20 Ii
OF this month.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The Young Mems Republican Olub
had q large turnout aud spirited but
Good-nalurEd contest In the election for
chcers last night, IA votes being cast
tle highest number eyer cast bsiure was
I55.-Fh voting WAS commend d at. s
o'clock and was kept up uutIl 10 O'Clock
A count Of tho tickets sbo sd that DR.
J. Paul Lukens was elected p'ssld5u,.
i, j. jump, Becretary; r. w PttrsUu,
financial secretary, and j Edridse
Pierce, treasurer. There aaB no election
ior vios president, recording secretary
and marshal. The vote for pr slde1,
vas: LukenE, rs votes; Knox, % votes
It requires = majority 10 elect, aad an
adjourned meeting Will be hsld on Fri
Day evening next to complete the cleo.
Hln.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

LAst evening serae.nl BIaos taIn :
rested two Young men on Mhrtet '.rtel
> no " ere making osnslitFstle noi1
sn / disturbance. IleJ were a.i',s ~,
6giole Judge Bal tLl5 morning Wy
95etad thai be belonged ~ New =. =,
snd Tas befe On q WHIT The Other ill
sbst yfsporday was his birthday, ana !. \
supposed that he draGh : 'l5s'I !, Wv All All
laat evening III celebrating W a. .,.i
gss ihsIr frat tti.ase they were sss'
fined 81 aHd ctsIs,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

On Thursday evening q party OF
young people quietly took 20. Sc salon VI
the Presbyterian mAnBe nt Green Hill.
They were, however, soon discovered in
the!E movements, ard 3 general greet
Ing fol.OEed. Mr.. George McIltyFe, in
behalf Of the Assem- blsd company, pre.
aentsd the PASTOR with far cap aud bic
wife with fur mutf, both ri Is hand
some ana seEvloeab.e, ard viii be IN 1ch
appreciated In thu Northern cline In
witch the pastor 10 soon to reside. K.
Sreshments were served bounuiu ly,
prov dsd by the happy concTs. 4
pleasant evening WAS enjoyed by al
OVsFRhadoWed only by the feelings o.
regret a. the separ 4tlon which Is lo9n TO
lake place between th5m.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Chester Commandery, No 20, Of Ches
ter Pa came down to WI minRton on
Friday evening, and attended the fair of
the Delaware CommandtIy. No. 9, X G
H. In the Odd Fcllowt' Hall. The y,si-
tors were met at the depot by Delaware
Commandcry, accompanied by the Ola
mond State Band They marched
through several streets, making ye,y
pretty demonstration They were royal,
entertained at the hell and returned
home about midnight. Humboldt Castle,
No. l3, X. G f., OF this c 'ty, also al,
tended the fair IN body last evening,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
FIFTH EDITION


This m,,,,~,,, p''ua' DruBhstaI
10 the dock at the en- SSSnyNSR
WIN, WIN drunkenness. liz /, VO Sds caG
lance "a zee, OF his former eli, and 'H y ~
70 look upon the wreck At I| /. IVA u VA
ESC ,a g.. man, who, hal he Mt IL, Nh. NJ
n,s aPp, ute ioF rum, might M ', /,
Castle bar. No one un,r',. " he
him would hay thought t,, .''9 N
ing as he stood clad lnull. , solI. "a, :, Q
trembling from the ,ller,t o,,,l, Go
In the dock. = 70 VI ll'lebli
Judge Ball asked Lin NIL
famed the liquor, and y1-.' @1' 4 q
ZION In several ways. I'M n y VIC
eou,d NOT or would not lrl1 .st
studying for soma W. sal
Shswer each question wlrh a. 'S v
!, ,eel o.. Guy Solicitor Turner ' a'.1
nlm WIN questions, hutwt,'ogT.,l4T.
successful, and The og'y ,b'a,i, ''.I
taintd was that he had .s .s'4 %
rom New Castle lal E5yag" ' ~
has been drunk aino.t ,ye- .
was according y dnrl s.i t lug
which will send him back ,n 1I
days " jail I'd
,, Aver . ne cogr' Adjourned. judi, 4
Clly Solicitor Tur ~. UgrCs,Gsf
a Tpf DFttr Of 81. d.. Fktl
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
Ladies' MuHs--

Black Hair, 20 cents to 81 80.
French Seal, IS to s. 80
NutriR, g 90
Monkey, Is and 60 80.
Beaver, 81 and 20
Also
Fur trimming in black
hair, IS cents to 81. NutrIa,
81 and $3.50. Monkey.
So IS, and a very fine qualify
Of Beaver, $4-from 2 to 8
in. wide.
We have black hair COL
lars, 81 IS and Monkey col
lars So.
Leggins-
For Ladies, Misses and
Children who are exposed
to the weather, nothing
nicer, nOthlng warmer. They
are of the celebrated French
Z. ~ G goods of the finest
woods and much under price.
Children's, so cents; regu
lar price, IS cents. Misses
623 cents; regular price, 81.
Ladies', rs cents; regular
price SI25-in sizes, 7, u,
8, 81, 8 and 10.
Dress D! Fabric Opportunity
Eight pieces OF elegan,
quality French Armure
plaid, sll self colors, in gen
d'arme, navy, cardinal, gar
net. olives and browns 40
inches wide and 81 goods
everywhere AS a sort OF
holiday starter in dresses.
we shall offer this small LOT
for 62l cents, which Is un-
heard Of value.
UMBRELLAS
Our }, holiday trade on I'm.
81, is always large.
This season it will be larger
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
w.B. snAnPS 90.
v. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market Streets.

Have you thought of buy.
ing a Seal Plush Coat this
seasonl
We have them in abund-
ance at wonderfully low
prices.
Our Seal Plush garments
are full standard; quality,
Innings, make and fit. You
never bought better and
you never bought SO many
Of us before so early in the
season Our confidence in
our Plush garments is I'm
limited, and our sales prove
1t Is not misplaced. Again,
a customer showed us cne
that had been frozen stiff,
with no perCeptible harm to
the garment.
Our Plush Goats are warm
dressy, genteel, and seryicea
bic, and nothing Of the kind
gives more qualification or
pleasure to the wearer. The
assortment OF sizes is COM
plete from 80 to "A.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Three Poi fOImanoss ~ the New Ameri-
can Opera Company Next Week

can Opera Company Next Wesk
The presentation OF thIes superb
grand operas in EnRllah ct the OperA
House next week will be the brilliant
event OF the amusement season. On
Thufsjay evening the picturesque opera
The Daughter OF the Regiment will
be presented, "NariiAnA" will be given
on Friday afternoon, and "Fausp on
Friday evening.
Toe company has Just olosed = fort,
n'ahts engagement In Boston. where II
be mott prosperous season and won
Ayor Of all the musical writer's Of the
Hub. The Boston Post says Of recent
presentation by the o9mpaay:
IL would DO difficult to recall q pro
duetiOn whore there was . more bril-
liant aud strongly suslNiRod rendition
OF all principal parts and where the
minor roles were more ably filled. The
balance, the completenesF, the strength
OF the presentation, and the beauty Of
the solo work were admirable in the
highest degree. LoulsS Natal sang
with finished art and with dramatic en-
pregsiOp, bat had little OF the emotional
or tender. She appeared 10 very good
advantage, Her voice is eKtFt msly sat.
lsiactOrY. Mr.. Charles Bassett was
brilliant.
Splendid also was AloI ri s.oddArd OF
superb appearance, and Of = magnificent
voice, which made those Flch solos Of
his part perfect gems CLARA Poole WSs
magbih sent both in singing and AotlnR.
And what q rendition Frank VedsAs
wal And how well aud spirited was
the CHORUS rendered What strong ron.
ditlOn oftbslr number In the af6t cot;
at the opening and close Of tile sgoond
and the lastl
The sale OF seats will open ct the box
2 Hioe on M)uday moving At O'Clock
Special rates have been arranged for the
matinee. Osdtrs for tickets by mail,
telephone or telegraph will be promptly
attended t.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

The fair Of Delaware Commandery, No
=, knights OF the Golden Eagle, now be-
aug held in odd Fellows Hal, was visit
90 last evening by Chester Commandery,
No - Of Chester, Pa The visitors were
met al the 2, w q B Railroad station by
Deiaware COmmandery, and headed by
lle Diamond State Band made a Ehorl
htreet parade The fair was also visited
by Humboldt Castle, No, 10 last evening
Inc tors from Chester returned hom,
~ midLigbt
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
RAYMONU'S
VACATION
EXCURSION
All Travelling Expenses Included
A WINTER
IN
CALIFORNIA

Two Parties viii leave Philadelp' IA in
January for southern California. All travel
h.Fund tinctuuitt AMI Chicago In snecial
hrAlna OF Mag ulhcyut Ngsubuls d Trains Of
J. llMau Palace Cars, Nith Pullman Palace
AS fulluas.
Mo day, january. Via Wilmlngt n. Bal
umofg Washington, iNrsprsblrR, Oucin-
Mali, Mammoth Gave, New Orleans, CaIyfs.
ton, 81 an Antonio, cite.
Thursday. January 10. Via Wilmington.
BhitmorG Warrington, Pittsnurr, ChIcsRo,
las Vegas Hot Syringe saata Fu, Albuaticr.
cue, 3 % q ruNdluU ttc.
flit.rn Returning l. rltcF under special es-
curt' and cu1iCc Of Five Different Routes
return ilgEti- al .ugopi ON all trains. llau.
pendent Tie. cts, covering every expense both
ways aud giving entire freedom Is the mas
h,nE' While In talllpni and also In MakinR
VIC l"4rhEy hoiEtwatu, Hot coupons sup
plitl LIT long or short 81, urus at al the Lead
ing Resorts
DATES Of other California EXcurzlons. Fen.
ruArF y w. aud g, NJ arch and Il,
Date ui Mexico EXcursluus January H.
February H. ami March II.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

FRAzER, Dec. While John Ennis
aud Elmer Williamson at this p ace were
shooting at a mark, Enuis accidentally
shot Williamson through the check They
are both employees OF the Pennsylyanis
railroad at this station, Ennis thought
that he had fired all the shots out OF the
revolver when II wont of. williamson,
though painfully hurt, is not in danger
Ous condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Maggie Watson Of Cincinnati, who
died there a short time since, LEFT clause
IN her will whi.h read as follows: tit Is
my will that the two china dogs now In
my room be each separately put In box
with glsss fronts, both alike, and one
placed on my dear husbands grave at
sprirR Grove, and the other on my grave,
and all to be paid for out Of the money |
leaye.D
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

ArcE'e Galloway, who Wss chi'si
before Judge liA With committing.
assault AID battery on Minnie MIL
gAsaRsin before tie Cont this uoll
jng. city Solicitor Turrot tsld lhM Y
prosacutriE had caliei up9n tlm %
ga ed that she did rot slsa 70 PiGl
cute TIE case, and a. Galloway "a
rom Bed 10 qu't drlukIpg and 60
ycrktth's trad Y he WAS RELEASED,
thought II would be vel. 10 dlsnlss y
case on hla psying the costs. Ihs ~ ~
ycstJon was complied with, aJd Gsl'
say WRs discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

WAsHIRGToN, Dec. Frank W.
Adams, o clerk in the Washington City
postoihcs, vas arrested last night for
opening letters. He confessed the orimt,
but said be bad not found any N oney IN
the lettsrr, and that this Was his nrs'
offense. He Is only 81 ysars of age
tie attributed bis downfall to dancing
Most Of his smAll salary was spent In
dancing schools and pArties.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

sCRAEToN, Dec 7.-Osoar lotion, A
deaf WUte from an institution In Nav
York City, while walking upon the
De aware, LAoRawAnna and Western
track, ct Olark's Summit, was struck by
an engine and hurled from the track,
receiving Injuries which caused his
de.th today. His homa was Of Wal
den Orange County, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

II you buy q hymu book, = bible, a
prayer book, . pocket book, q cigar
osSe, or any goods you would lire 10
have name put on 10 gold letters, you
can have It done free Of charge, II one
dollar or over in value, by buying then
at the store OF tho Delaware Printing
Company, formerly James 81 wsbb'r
224 Market o.. Largest assortment.
vsrY lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

John L4e will sell twenty-five head of
SoRs a. pr bile sale a. Mouaey's hotel,
70 the Ninth ward, on Tuesday next
Lho u inst They are firsI class and
ven worth tha attention Of doIrymep,
Robert Merriok Will have 4 euperi0r
iot Of iEesh cows ana BprIDgsFs al Den
lreVi!le on ThuFeday, lhs 20lh Instant.
est bidder.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

- using SHINING Botanic Hair Tonic.
the great bRiE grower and toilet iressins
cnfes all diseases OF the soa.p ana 10
moves every impsiiment TO ) healthy
GROWTH OF hair; 500. and 81. Fourth
any King streets, Wilmington. Dai
Arch street ~
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

lie performing wonderful cures continu.
ously Of weak, infiAmed and sore OF red
sye5 and graduated red aud muciflsd
eye lids. We refer 10 Henry Barrel
Professor W. A Reynolds, Henry
Rnmor and W. II. Ryan. A very bad
case GOV we'll. 25o, Depot Fourth and
King, ''N
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

A young man named Porter WAS quite
badly hurt this morning a. East Lake
Park by 9 bank OF earth falling upon
him. He WAS Afterwards conveyed TO
the house Of his father, N. W. Porter,
No. 6O4 West Front street, whore surRi.
cal aid WAS SffoTded, as ore Of his ankles
was Supposed to have been dislooated.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Our new 81 sColcn sfo., ~ ~ BIZ B,SI
which have had such 2 Gool , ,s1 Oul
gGlrs in chlldren's hlah Gu, - s.S sI,o,lisul
81 shoes for boys aud Z itls , ~ n lsiitS'
Tor the money, Oar new llpv Jaw \, plus.
So 80 Paris Kid shoes afe ' so a ioob
Always the lowest price, ioi = ~ y. 4 AZ Il,
1 1s" a. Formsn's, No. 10 L''' - "
bet. Market and King
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
DECORATED TEA SETS,
DINNER SETS
& CHAMBER SETS

as we do this year. Carlsbad
china, French china, English
and American porcelain.
Full and complete lines Of
fine Lamps, gift cup and
sau GERS, bronze and bisque
figures, mantel and cabinet
ornaments, eideboard sets,
pottery and glassware Of
every description, Rogers
and Russell's reliable silver
plated ware, table cutlery
and spoons, French plate
mirrors, whlsk-holders, &c.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

What could be more t9ii1 R hgibi
that is the way Bronlt.a' hD,arsssI
new remedy for cough, -Ics g5c, y
bronchitis, eto is sold an, sSi Pops
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

1. is though. that Miil a,1 7 ~ ol IL
cracker, is the notorious gu, a.. Al IN
"Ourly" Hsrrls, known o 1 U,V 81
most daring robters 10 the com i, Mo
Was once arrested In HAEIisoat ,.5 nos
ne way 70 Phi SislpbIs jo@2Ias hiII
the ITAiD, which ~Ao tonu''A
rate Of speed,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Elijah james, infant son of E ]. and
Nina W Dallett, died very suddenly at
u residence Of its parents, No. 8g7
Delaware avenue, on Friday morning TIN
instant Deputy Coroner BaTnhil gave
certificate of death from natural eau "a
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

We have an elaEant lire Of bo RI
suitable for the holidays. Al ms
this season. New, fresh ami olsap. We
sell IS low rs Tbs lowest 10 PhllaisiphIa
or at home. Books are In the bhBsaept.
224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Tomorrow promises TO ba fair TO
partly cloudy aud rather colder. The
present outlook Is partly cloudy 20 fair
Lnd lightly warmer, with rain near
Vie oossts followed By clearing.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

III WUg
BIDDLE.-On the 9th irst., william @,
Biddle aged q yeaHs.
Relatives and ftlends are respectfully IN.
vited TO attend bic funeral rom the rgtI-
dence Of his mother, Eleventh street and
WoOdlaWn avenue, on Sunday afternoon, az
2o'clook. lntsrMont AZ hiFeTv.eW GENE.
tory.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER
lsih and lith.
Thee Ier'ormGuo,s OF uIaad pore IN
Engli by the new no etskn Opera Con.
pany. Gust Hinnohs proprietor and d.
rector. ms olmpeny Is Ir0nOuneed ~ b N
rsts srt public, upe.ioT " any now In this
country.
THURSDAY EVENING, december sth
a. 8, IorEe.Ii's beautiful n popular opera
THE DAUGHTER OF THEREGIMENT
FEIUAY AFIDRNuoN, December I'm
at O'Clock. Grand Matinee, Wallace oeie-
DRAFTED snd popular oporA,
MARIANA.
FFlD6Y EvEEINO, Dece Ubsr 18th, At
8, dounod's world renowned opera,
FAUST.
Ths following disitgulthed sitistS will
appear IN tho different NHBts. together with
suH rohosua, Grand Chores, select HR,-
10! d splendid misssn sCeat;
SOPRANOS
Louise Natal, Adelaide Randall
Cora II. Mcachcm, Fanny Gonzales.
CONTRALTos
Clara Poole, Lizzie Machlchol.
TENORS
Charles Bassett, William Caste.
1lOmas Ebert
BARITONES AND BAssOS.
Alorz2 stofdait, Frank YeLta,
Z. n Knight, I. 3 Gulse,
Harry Warren.
Prices 5ce., 75c 81. 90 aud 81 50.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

On and after to morrow, December
every one bnyiug a pair OF shoes at
Bate ck's, 2Q6 Market street, above
SECOND, gets holiday present.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Go to John II. Turner, dealer In extra
LehiRh coal, slso hre,briok. fire-olAy,
e'o.i Water street between King and
French streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Ola Reliable, sos Madison street.
Blue tish, Cape May RdSdles, white
hsh, cat Gsb, founders, tout, cod fsh.
Oysters, 10, 30, 40c. Branch, No $40
Madison street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

~. Adam stsngle Stated u.s. iDg' "a
y.lawars railroad ihls nun aD 6hInSo
~ill dedicate 4 rev church Gu
league Island tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Taylor q Fullsrton's rheumatic mix
tpre cures rheumatism in oil its forms.
Taylor q Fullerton, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

For iue mixtures go TO Hollis, No.
West Second or No 5l2 King.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Iush'A, French sHreel wharf ia the pla. Q
b buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
A UUuON SALE OF FIVE BUILD
IA ma l0tg AMI hcrA fraots

A UUFlOH SALE OF FIgE BUILD
"A ING lots and acre tracts
lha unGeFsi- ned viii soil st public ven.
dls, en- Htdne1fayp leo. i7th, and sAtuT.
day, Ice. Ib.h. 1883, At q o'ol CHI D. m on
the p'omlses, and on Thursd evening
Dsc lethI 1858, As StldhAm's austion rooms.
Ia East touTth street, Wllmin ston, lei
tue folio wing lands and lots, to wi Part OF
all Of the homC5 cad OF the lAts Uhrlstin .
Perkins deceased, Rt Holly Oak, Dol, which
has boon Bub-hiVidod and nam ID North
Holly Oak, Terms 10 SUIT puTcra1ers. Pllia
eaI 10 Been o. the premises at max Frencn
street. snd al Stdnam 5 auo'ion room.
j. PEHKlEs aat
JHAs W. IALLBY,
Executors OF hTlstlao Perkins decd.
does Il sbtu
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

New York Blue Point Oy stsTs .
Henry Blouth's Restaurant. Very hue
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

AH-Sond for dos rlpliye eIrsulars, desig.
ma ng pardon ar r y desired
RAYMOHD & WHITCOMB.
Ill ,. Ninth At under Continental Hotel,
Philedeiphia. Pa. ds8t
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08
II UslNtss OPPORTUNITY. : 90 N

O9lNI - OPPORTUNITY. - DOM
- -, r. nj n, business man could obtain
em .aeu moNs't position, sAiAfy 81 t0o.
fp'ft ioh naying scOTeB Of o eooa ana
o.ta q o nslgs safe each busfp a. nv
yi'ehAalas - lclI up shares, Of $40 ssr6
u lay Laulscmo dividends II h com
shy's to'k rom PIE ent owner who bas
r on ly pn ~h seed extensive intersats a.
Eur pc Caring his time. Upqlpsti0nNbIs
5istgno ? 0uued. Addfoss H., MurFnV
I'M Hotel, New York. dsss ~
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

No 234 King Street.
Now Is the time to buy
your Winter Boots and
Shoes. Go TO NJ. Grady,
234 King street, where you
will find the largest and finest
assortment in the city OF
Ladies', Gents and Chill
dren's Fine Shoes; gents
first.class handmade shoes,
every pair guaranteed. All
kinds OF coarse wear and
Rubber Wear; all the best.
a d cheapest in the city
Call and see.
M. GRADY.
n22-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

Black Hair, rs cents TO 81 50.
French Seal, IS to s. 90
Nutria, g 90
Monkey, Is and 60 30.
Beaver, 81 and 70.
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tna , c9iidton's shoes, 20 to Babcock,s
no 2VO A7rLe5 street, above Second,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-08

DUBLIC SALE OF ELEVEN DWELL
lngs.-J. j, Feirce viii sen al public sale
On saturday afternoon, De 10. sss, on the
pItlnists Wilmington, Del, the iUllOWlng
No. ]. ssle at $40 O'Clock, No. 1921 Prem
ton lia"e rooms, gas, bath, hot and cold
water water 81 get and front porch.
No. 2. Sale at O'Clock No. AU6 Madison
81 st 10 70 ms win improvements, front
aud back stairway.
No. Sale at 4.3) O'clock, No. 8I2 West
run 81 Get, ArOOms with improYt ments.
No. Z. Sale az 5 u'clo 4, No. 1911 West
seventh street Rooms, all modern improve
mChls, mont porch, bay iBduw.
No. D Sale al 20 O'Clock, No, Iq.G West
lnuilh street all modern improvements, "
rooms, mansard roof, 'front.' porch.
No. g, Sale at 5. ~ O'Clock, southwest cor
ner ~ lmrd and Adams street, store (bakery)
ana dwelling with oven and lnpr0Veme
Nos. aud 8. sale % anne time and place as
No. D, No. on Line ll street and 50 fuFrnt
street, each ROOM aud bath, hot aud cold
water, front yAru tuo porch.
a 50 at the cane iiuit and place 70 No, and
3, NOS ll2 W, It elond aud ~ Parish
street. each containing rooms. For fu. tner
lnIorM1n1m tee posters or address j. j,
PIERCE, no. West 7ni street, city.
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