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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06
FOURTH EDITION
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Tots.
A houfe on Franklin street, near Third
IL offered for rent at si4 per month,
''OaspsF, the Y0dlsF," Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday Of next week.
81. Paul's Young Peoples Association
VIII have an entertainment this evening
The Silver Spray Social Club gave I
soeiAble last evening. 1t was q success
Richardson 8 Robbins canned Abou
49, 900 pounds Of poultry last week.
VAry's PhilA. Messenger, SIT Market
city.
OuppinR and losoblng By George p
Aetaner, 10S EAst Third street.
IL hns cabinets for Is. 90, and one 81iC
frame aize irse with each dozen, 81 Hol.
lAnd's, SO7 Market street.
Ths steamboat Oity Of Long Branch,
used by she De hTAsk treasure seekers,
has been sold for $40 900.
Jordan, artist In photography, 0t5H
Market street, 10 prepared for the holl.
day trade.
- 90 for IL cabinets and one sIi0 plo.
lnFe by Christmas, At CON mlnRs', 800
Market street.
r w. Walters Advertlsss cheap
clothing at the sou .hWsHi corner OF
Second aud Market streets,
Rev Isaac NJ. Haldeman and his wife
OF New Y lrk, Is visiting W. II, Quinby,
Of this city.
Eisotion Is over. Let us have peace
and ssll tobacco cheaper than ever.
Resp ot'ully, A, A. Chapman, Seventh
aud Orange streets.
The X, NJ. & 8. will give their frat
sociable At kCssiter and kiley's dancing
academy, No. 229 French street, We'd
nesdsy, Dec. 10.
A donkey party will be given this
evening nj 1905 W Sewn street, by
class Of boys for the benefit Of the Re
deemer Sunday School. Admission 10
cents
J Henry j. ffsrson, OF Smyrna, was
elected treasurer OF the poor for Ksul
OoGnsy ~ the nesting Of the toATd Of
rus'a. q lest WeeE, vice j. W, FeBni-
more, resigned.
There Wili be congregational meet.
DR OF the 0ilvet Pr sbytsrtsn Church
aeld on Friday evening, the 7th inst
for the purpose OF election OF n pastor.
fhe mem bers are invited 20 be present.
beM ueA OuAuutAt We CIV pufpltA
treet, sishss persOna 10 hsud IN their
ist Of houses which they desire to TeDt
n order thst they may secure good ten
ants the coming year.
Gr Eldle BAyne, the OCULAR and gen
ial tick't man At the Opera, is nov
also engaged IN the 'ey" bust tst; he
having tn agency Tor firm Nho deal In
eye.giR. es \ who Eiah their eyes re.
iuyenAtei should call on "E6dis
RJosr Houston. Rsq tOa OF DR.. d
u. HoussoD, OF Nassau, sod nephew o
lodge Houston, has entered upon the
practice Of Law IN Georgetown, ia pAft.
G-rsbip with ". f. CAusey, Rsu q
8 sotstssy Of State,
Harry Brisbane, Ton 81 the ista Rsv.
". II. Frsbaue, end Frank Domain
vile, nov OF l. AdviIls, are visiting IRE
iorUer's siaIei, Mrs George Polk, ne
ODESSA ME Brisbane Tsos ntly Wis
elected State Treasurer Of Colorado.
His msj0flty Wa II 600
The "Long aud Short OF ~ will give
their sec nd annual hop at Ro sil.r and
Riley, y French slIrei, on Weineaday,
Decemb,r 49,. The music viii consist Of
'sn rtg' Alber's aud "Thompsou -
On this occasion Mr.. 'fhomp.onb viii
sing song Ticket, % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

The order Of the Knishea Of the Mys.
ito ChAln celebrated their ehiFd ami
xeFsAry last night In the Inslltuts Hall
The audience was large and approoiA.
tiVe. The literary and musical program
Was carefully selected and we'll rem
dsred. Supreme Commander HOracs
q Rettsw made the address Of welcome;
Miss May Whann gave = piano recital;
Miss Ella Low sang . song; music from
the orchestra, Furry, WAlschmidB and
MontRomeryi singing By the Buell.
brothers, and = banjo, triangle and
mouth organ solo was rendered by Ell
wood Stout
Charles Haylor made an address on
she notices OF the order; Joseph Barre
gave recitation; 3 prima donna bar
letqus was represented by Frank O0p-
nellyi = guitar and bsujo solo Was given
~ Bradford aud Russell; q hApio Rnd
mouth organ Duet was given by Drakt
and LAcyi W O. Rsuahey gave a Tsoi.
faiton; II II Seminar ssng, "a Poor
L tile Sailor Boys" Frank Connolly
made smother appearance in . laughing
Roug called, "a School Boys Flfst
Fffjrt" Joseph II. suydAm, select
past commander OF Delaware, made a
short address.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

smyth Pos, No ]. @. A. r., vii
hold It's annual MEMORIAL service ~ 1
O'Clock next Sunday afternoon ct IT,
aeaoguRr'eFa, Third aud King strestn,
Tor the members who have EnswsFed
ast Toll-oall during this year. Sine
he last memorial service, one year ago,
even ooDr Sdes have pat SD away, o.
tOlloEs; james d ThOmps Robert
Graves, Joaeph ID LOu1en, Thomas J
Snyder, James II WTiRhtington, Thos.
rOllAnd and Taylor Gill The Teaula
memorial service II tie GrAnd Army
Will b performed. Addresses will b
delivered By lLs Raw. l.. &c BArrstt OF
~. Pzuls N. &c. Ohnroh, and the Rev
MI. Ooomta Of Wesley b. r Church
Appropriate music will be furEia hsd b.
q selected choir.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

George A Pa mer residing near Talley-
vile, BrandyWine hundred, was hiougat
before Magistrate Frank 4 Smith last
night and was fined $40, for cruel 10 a
horse. BE had turned the horse, an old
one aud a family relic, loose on 10
down on Cherry Island marsh, and for
several weeks left him there through all
kinds Of weather until the poor morse be
ca me IN deplorable condition. Officer
Stout, agent Tor the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty TO Animals, notified
him taice Of complaint LOGGED against
him for cruelty to his horse, but h5 pa d
no attention TO the notices until after =
warrant for bis arrest was Issued, when
he took the poor brute home. but not
soon Gu ugh 10 avoid paying the fne OF
$40 and costs, which Squire Smith placed
upon him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

PHILADELPHIA, Dsc. An attempt
o Ply s-s Otu uuis bu, co sane on Wiz
IAN Wyns, q retired meronart. so years
old. trtiding 81 1920 North Il gbteenth
street, came 10 light yesterday. Il was
o. Tuesday morning last thai tho OogO-
S'uarihu white taking constitutions
Aong hounI Vernon street, near Thir-
tsenth, was sppF nohed by young
man, Who SELF d his hand an shook II
usNTtily.
The man talked 30 gllbly and insisted
that be had had II q tent business deal.
ogs with bis uspusE, thhs Wheu d
strsnger invited Mr.. Wylie 70 AcoJm
oany him to i l05 GirAri avenue, where
be would present him with copy u
" BAIciofts HlstO.y OF the Y ted
StAtes," MT Wylie readily consented
The retired merchant accompanied bis
neW acquaintance - the Girsrd avenue
house, In the second story OF which
smother man WAS seated. THIS v as
0ueuU mRa No 2.
The retired merchant was presented
Wth the book, when the two bnnou
-hHrps walked behind . table In tbs
reAr OF the room Wbe'e lottery NFpA.
rAtus was concealed Buooo man NJ
2infcrmtd tue man who had picked
Mr. Wyli4 up that be had drawn =
pr re OF ISL
ave DONE give odd amounts," h.
ooutlhusd. I'm give you $50, aud sup
pcse you buy smother ticket witt the
dollar remaining"
His acoomDli1e consented 10 lnvstt
.he otter dol ar, and when 1t was sus
Rssted thNt Mr.. Wylle invest IN the lot
~ he did 20 BE Was Amszsh whom
Informed that he bad won $1,000
shlle tue other iloket holder AppsNrsd
iumtoui ded when told that hls dollar
b d won IS 0lO.
Tia lottery dealer repeated the old
s.Oty IS 10 what guarantee he had In
90 the old gentlsmAn had Lost H.
replied that he had no money With lin
They said they would take n cert DO,
check. He did not have his check
book With him Al this poiut Re b.
oAms suspicious aud said afterwards;
Il Was afraid they would ohlorOiorm
He then told them that II they won "a
accompany him to the bank be won d
get lhs money. To this they agreed
aud the friend OF his nephew va ked
down TnirteeDth street with Mr. Wyiie.
When they bSd reached Mount Vtrnpn
stiest Mr. Wylls suiJ: al think hAv,
heAro OF this peculiar game before. u
dia oompanitn replied, You do n
9iean the three card monte trick? ;
No. bat meAu the bunoo game" WAl
the reply.
He mE de an appointment to meet II {
DAn 81 Thirfrautl and Mount Vernon
streets In half an hour. AS soon as hs
lett the Dung man he went 90 police
hsA1quArters and gave inform alton Of
What had occurred. Dstsotivss Wer,
~ once rent to keep the appointment
out the sWlnd.ers failed to put IN an ~
o. atsnoe. Then the de eollves watch d
he GitArd avenue house, bat the IneI
aid not return. The men are believed
o be the aAmB who have been operating
in Washington, Baltimore and VIII
miugtoR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

"sAep'' was the name Of an old
house dog owned By John Maxwell,
No. iTs1 Rodney street. He bad done
faithful dog duty In the family for
twelve years, and foR some three years
previous he had spent his puppyhood,
report saith NOS where. "Bhep" was .
household pet. Hls tall continually
WagRtd with good nature, and bis bArk,
which had grown very faint, was heard
In welcoming the family home from
their daily toll.
"Shep" Almoat daily took q trip over
70 the Forty Acres, where he formerly
lived and where be had Q number OF
canine and other friends, but he went
yesterday tor the last time. He Was
always reckless 10 going shout the oAFt
and made no allowance for deAfness and
Old age. He wAs caught BY An express
train 81 Oh allcroas aYsnus aud his hsad
vas severed from bis body. Mr.. Mar.
well was not fled and poor "Shep" war
trcently burisd. More than one tear
wss dropped when the tragic death O
old Sbep" became kuown."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

NEw YoRK, Dec. 5.-While John F.
Beugert was removing the articles from
the window OF his jewelry store In Brook
Ign last night, well dressed Stranger
entered and asked Mr. Bengert to show
an unset brilliant which was still In the
window When told that the price was
t25D the man said: 81 guess will take
itt' suitin the action to the words he
snatched up the diamond and dashed out
OF the store. Mr.. Bengert grabbed bull
DOG revolver and ran after him In
schenck street the lief climbed over a
fence into a vacant To- Mr.. Beugert tOi.
lowed aud was IN his heels when the
latter disappeared down into the dark
cellar ola vacant house In Steubsn street.
Mr. Bengert then stood still aud frei of
his revolver several times. SeVeral
policemen came to the spot, but the thiei
had escaped.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

N
WARRINGTON, Dec. 5-g,, n
5 Blaine DC offered tbs s!a,s p,r'tta1
dsnefAl Harrison's Cabinet .nS Ky v !
WI no accept il? Tbers a. II
dsEln men IN oonsres uhn, by y, ,,,,l
Q, their tnIinA aG-QAlt.D "a N, N, NJ
Blaine, Could GleiR ditto I,5tn,,,.
questions. They srs he ~ S',..
ron Maine, Mr.. Hale ard n, ~
AMI the four Il prestutallvs, N, p,.l
VT Dlngley, Mr.. BontsNs IA NJ
Mlllhtn. Mr. Rsed v11ll to' 49,.
ths suDei, but the o,hsT sys
COMBINATIONS tonight, d,cstsl M
lositlve convictions thA, MI AM
AOOept II. A' wv
Maine has DO Iort Of doubln al
senator FRI about the dlgtap, y,
OF the political pr0pftery AMI polIasI
sHpedi-noy Gfntrsi Harrison oES /
70 james g Blaine to ,frhlm Il, N
sltlon OF SecretAry Of $40 FgutlbbI
u the Republicans a over tbs o,pp,l
would like TO see Mr.. BA.us svcrar
u STATE, no" thai be o,uu5l b. Pigi
sena'or HAis sad; Il b.llsy.
iAol l have no doubt, tAsl M Bho}
va % -B5cretAry Of sta!s casm
speak for silher Mt BN0s or NJ. SD
iibon, but ell the GircaHs.lJOu Of II
case seem to ca { 900 49, Hsul9l
obes Mr. BlAire tho s0pJlnlDeIt 81
there IL no reason 10 bslsSe that ~
BlAiue vii decline ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

You have been told that consumption
lie inourAblei that whom the lunRs are
attacked BY this terrible mAlAdy, the
Sufferer is past al help, and the end 10
mere question Of time. You have
noted With AlArW lhs unmistNkAbls
symptoms OF the diseAss; you have
tried all manner OF 90, called cures in
vain, and you are nov despopdent and
preparing for the worst. But dom
give up the ship while DR.. FieTos'p Col
dsn Mtdiosl Discovery remains untrled
II is not cure ell, nor will II perform
miracles, but IL has CURED thousands OF
cA70s OF consumption, 10 Its earlier
ages, where ell other means had
failed. Try 1t, and obtain new lease
Of life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

There wi. Ds public meednR held
TIT evening 81 the rooms Of the GEoos, g
AaaooiaUon, in She Morning Neas
baldihs, for the purpose Of forming q
branch OF he AmsTiosn FsAtsFLAi Or
ole Tae Saprsms 1 tATy OF the
OrdeT, uhar 70 W 8 Baaks, OF Balu
Ia re Nili 10 pr s mt and s1glain TIE
pr noip o. aud 0bi5cts OF he ., This
9rdsr Is on tue sAmu pIau rs Iron Hail
Folti a q 'a.iiAr orEauizSIopB. W s
b,ui d. 8 o, OF Ihis oigy, Aired,
ss so names on the ohAItr lisF, ayd
Ia" ne" oitole viii be ius itutsd this
evening AiItr the nBhio ne ting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

bulls. in the floor remain 60 svideness
Of the struggle
The attempted burglary uesms the
more daring owing 10 the fa0h shat the
afioe fronts on Fifth street and 4 lnmp
hot more than 200 feet away iit up lhe
whole surroundings.
A. :. Hart vas met ct the once this
morning In most excellent humor. He
says the thieves would have got moth
ting even bad they succeeded IN OPENING
the SAFE, a. the arm keeps no money In
10 over night. He WAS proud OF the
officers, and he hoped more Hcrooks"
would come down from PhiIadelphla
and get gathered MP.
He would be willing 10 lose Q safe a
week for the sake Of making such i'm
portant captures. The dsteotIves and
ffioars are overwhelmed with oonRcatu
'atioNs this morning for the clever piece
Of work they have performed.
Az O'Clock this morning the Munioi,
psi Court r ON wAs crowded With peo-
pie, Who wanted 10 get sight Of The
burglars. When they took their places
In the pflsi re- box shsrs was q gen
eral hum Of excitement 70 sec them.
Oit9 Solicitor Tnrner Appsared TO prose
cute the oase, and Deputy Ststsa At
lOrney Davis was also present.
Chief OF Police Swiggstt WIS the drst
witness called, ana his testimony
sas In AooordAncs with the facts IS
stated.
Detective Jones' testimony Was also
ooErobOrAtive OF the IAota As tue , 9.
tsOtlve did not detail the shooting inc.
dent, Miller, tho smaller crook, told
hun ha did not tell ALL "Dld you no
shoot At me?" ssked Miller
Indeed DID," replied Jones, ''and
would do II again; and wobli shoe,
higher the next time"
Charles MAmmele testified 70 seeing
Muller several times yesterday after.
noon lettering around 10 the vicinity Of
Fritz and Poplar streets.
"You are mistaken, said Millsr, 81
can prove BY the captain Of the boat
hat l was rot here yesterday after
nOOn."
"Your face was there anyhow" said
VI M nels.
Oaicer Evans testified TO shades z
tao burglars 70 Fifth and Poplar streets,
and TO watching them break In the do
OF the establishment. He then ran An0
notifisd Detective Jones.
A j. Hart testified 10 being one OF
tue htm OF Hart & BfothtIR, and to .
mole being bored through the outgr plat
log OF the safe.
City Solicitor Turner thought there
was no nesd for further svidenos, and
AsSad thai the crOoEs 70 hold for court
JufEs Bali beld them foT court in de-
fault Of 81, goo ball eHoh.
Before tie hearing commenced little
anussment was created by Mr.. A j
Hart coming 10 ASd taking . seat hs-
tween the Gre oks, Who WeTs 90 well
dressed that Mr.. Hart tbOuRht they
we're gentlemen who bad dropped In TO
.naE IL q MIL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

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, oxIdized Sill
yer, nickel, hammered
metal, etc handles and ma
terlals Of Silk, Gloria, Zanil
Ia and Scotch Ginehams.
We would advise our patrons
to make an early selection,
which 10 always best, not
only TO avoid tn, crushes
NECESSARY to Christ mas
times, but to get better
styles.
A new lot of Hassocks at
35 cents.
A new lot Of Rugs es-
pecially for giving.
WIN. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

PHILADELPHIA Dec. Ga German
woman, ABOUT 4S years old, attempted
suicide Yesterday u erboon by Jumping
into the Delaware River at Race street
WhAiL some men at work on the wharf
saw her leap over aud rescued her
She was sent to the Pennsy wanna Hes
pital, where VII opn lace silver watch,
with the following inscription was found
on her: presented O Mr. Kuster X de
wsld, at tiiie b aDIiyeisary service, by
the congregation at haimar.
She Rlso had go d-chA-ei ripg and
breast pin TIE woman was In serious
condition and was unable TO give her
name.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06
DR.. SCHENCKS
MANDRAKE PILLS


CLEANSE the mucous mem,
francs Of the stomach and bowels Of all slime
md foreign matter, start the secrctions. assis
gest,on and assimilation, nutrfy the blood
They relieve the liver Of congestion. give i
l chance TO extract bile poisons from iht
blood, to make them into good bile. and {,
ecrete just what is needed. They do nti
tar their way and irritate liSs most purge
ives, but they treat all the surfaces and or
fans, 50 that the entire system respond,
they are based on scientific principles.
They arc entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed for them.
They work on the system In the way claimed
They work together for the greatest good.
they are not like new and uniried medicine,
They need no praise, but only simple men
ton Of merit.
ne-Dr. Schenck's purely vegetable m,
Wholly reliable family medicines are for sal
~ all Druggists. Every package has neatly
printed directions for use II you woui;
understand your Elf send far Dr. Schenck,
lew Book on Diseases Of the Lungs. Live
gd stomach sent free. Address DR.. /
T. Sah.'Hgk & Son, philId = Ia Ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06
n,n.m.r Fn,,nn nn,n

The ct amer Fan uel NJ. Feitan, has
been sold by the P. " 4 3. Railroad
Company TO the Tolchtsurr Steamboat
Company OF Ba umuTe, aud after sue has
been ov, rhanltd, She will be us on he
CnSssn AXE Boy route from Bal im1r 10
COLCHESTER. The FELTON, T. shout - years
OF age hnd was buiit y R-any q 8 N an &
AfeUbold Of Chester sn- Nss consider
I'd fast boat aud has been eu cessiyely
under the co umADd OF Captains lag CART
Joauson, Larkey and Wiley. The 0tan
or has done very little duty st1ce he eE
ploeion that occurred on her forward
deck, august lYth, 1885
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

The Associated OhGTilies have nor
suooeeced Jet 10 selecting . supaFintsH-
1ent for their Booi ty TO sucore Mr..
Mass The salary has beau rod uoei
bblO, but there are quite q large
nnnbsr q applicants for III place. A.
Is position which bnt few possess
be ability ~ fill properly, the society IL
very oar,fui Cd at making . rejection
md the question OF Whtlh . lady
.onld no belt al the position 10 40
lively disc ssed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

Edward Black was very ayreaably sur.
prisei AZ ne residence, No - 3 Walnut
street, last evening, by friendly party
d about rs Of his friends callirg N him
To congratulate him IN nor Of his
twenty sccord b rthiay h. evening
vac spent n pl ying games, etc Mr..
bl tck was the recipient OF a handsome
gold riae presumed TO him by bis friends.
During the evening an abun ianc of 10
reshments were served, alter which the
g "ests departed wishing him mauy happy
returns OF the day
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

v. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market strOsts.

Have you thought of buy.
ing q 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 il TN
limited, and our sales prove
IL Is not misplaced. Again,
a customer showed us cne
that had been frozen stiff,
with no peroeptible harm to
the garment.
Our Plush Goats are warm
dressy, genteel, and servicea
bic, and nothing Of the kind
gives more qualification or
pleasure to the wearer. The
assortment of sizes is COM
Plete from ga to A..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

BRYANT On tho h inst, Joel ID. Bryant
aged 10 yeAta
Relatives and friends and Lafayette
L0dHe, A. y. A. NJ. are respectfully inyitsd
% attsnd h, funeral IRON hls late rtsideres.
No. 900 Wett tTont street, on Friday alter
noon. Service At the houso at = o'elocE.
lntsrment At Wilmington and Brandy vine
Oemstery.
Dou0HERtY-On the 6th instant, Elisa.
bath, wi'O Of william DouKh0rty, Rgoi a
years.
Relatives and friends ars respectfully IN.
vited 70 attend her fanefal from the real
dstot Of her HUSBAND, Union street nIAF
nhpin avenue, IN Friday morninE At o.
eioaf solemn requiem mass At 81 Anus
Church. lntoEuont ct REV Cathedral cam t.
tsry.
II kL4AM,-On the bth Instant, Mrs. Sarah
~, widow Of the late John Z. IFalAn.
kelatlves nd friends OF the u nilY are 70.
tpeotfulll invited TO attend the funeral
from her late rafidenoe, Ne Tcp Vert Tonth
p, N.
fhi'adslphiA papers please COPY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

We have very handsome
styles OF Long Coats and
NewmaEkets tor ladl, 8 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
hac; So to $50.
Children's Goats In Grst-
chens, an / folded ana pleat
ed; stripes, plaids and self
colors, in the prettlest, nat
test little coats of this year.
81 to S18; in sizes. 4 years to
l6 years
Ribbons
We have 500 pieces OF
rib 1ons, best all satin, In the
desirable and reasonable
shades and with plain edges.
A splendid assortment and
a very choice lot, which a
large purchase gives y~u a
great advantage on. Any
lady contemplating ribbon
fancy work should see this
lot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

Commencing on next Saturday, Mr.
Cloward, Of the Wilmiui TN College Of
Music will start eLildren's singing
ciass in connection with his chool The
class will meet on Saturday afternoon, 60
as TO give school children an portuni'y
to ateud Beside class singing, MI
Toward will take up the rubin nts OF
music and teach children to sing by
note
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

Cu,cAoo De3 5.-Ht'ic H na y, y,
ored, had Lewis Burns, alias Bl jls \; N
colored, arrested IN lhls ely! VA ,,5S mn
alleges that he killed s eo'o .'i,s ~,
named Charles Jackson Il9I.t Al,i' N
Iity, Pa, ia 1871 Chief Hq'o pm, =, h
telegraphed to the ehiei oi ,,l p b
Allegheny City but be hos i'> INF
reply. The polo behave A' ''-
aNnru
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wAsHrNGroN, Dec S-R'p, I Ia lS
tive Butler, OF Tennessee @-T s9I,,s,,rJ
dueed 4 bill 10 Au horlze the s '.'.'.oC,
Of The Navy TO cOrs! !Iti, . l' saIs
under the directions Of Tl.ou ,Ss IN.
Tlmby. Authority IL given ,.s ny W
tSry 10 Contract for IsllAo. ,ss nd
scope Of aiIty-lnoh aperture, W. ID d
30 Be mounted In an oDs DEL XII apo
District Of Columbia Ios ,, M
nristrS nj 600. 900 for tha pnIpo'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

CHICAGO, Dec G-Tfe ChItigo la =
Atlantic RAILROAD has decided not .
accent the dlilerentlal Of ceun on dress.
al beef rates 10 New York 6Itd loi i y
the meetlug last week but Will aAs ~,
difJerentIai Of 81 ceas on a rate Of Ky
cents to New York, that ofitg On I 'o ?,
basis OF 5 per cent Of me itgu, v,,s Nv n, !,
awarded to 1t by Chairman tlOA - ~ !,
spring twill make tie satlo tlS II, y,
grain, proYl.lous and class ia'e' IS o'a''
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-06

The purity Of tn ingredients and be
Hccu acy Of the combination m Laxador.
coupled with the important fact thA. il Is
Tree from any deleterious substance, is a
strong argument Tor Its adoption as The
remedy Tor all diseases OF the liver.
Price 70 Ce Is