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Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

VIM. Poole. charged with com hitting
an assault on G. J. Hermann, was given
hearing before Esquire Janvler OF New
Castle on Friday morning. Hermann is
station agent at Fsrnhurst, near the
almshouse, and on Saturday evening, the
Eth inst, he heard dog In his yard. and
thinking that be was disturbing his
chickens, be shot the animal.
In few minutes sfterward Poole Gu
tered his house and struck him q tinsing
blow 10 the face Another man also
threatened TO give him a dose OF lead.
Night operator Wise then came in and
drawing his revolver said be would take
part in the shooting, when the intruders
walked away. Poole denied making the
assault and offered 10 prove an alibL
Tie case was postponed until this even
Ing.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

IN this city for sensible Christmas gina.
Tho GIT Edge Boot and Shoe Store,
northeast cofner Second and Orange
streets, hsa ths largest and finest assoft.
meht OF ladles, gents, misses, boys and
chIldren's Ane slippers and all kinds OF
footwear, and also the best qualities pi
rubber goods. The entire stock must be
sold regardless Of cost to quit business.
We also OFF, . pair Of best quality Of
rubbers tree Of charge. with every pair
OF dne shoes. or pair oil the best slip
pers to every one who buys the amount
OF IS. We do that in order to close out
at an early day. Now don't miss the op-
portunity, but come TO the right place,
whore you will see the signs In the win.
dows selling out regardless OF cost, TO
quit business" The Gilt Edge Boot and
Shoe Store. northeast corner Of Second
and Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

We have opened this morning sixteen
caset OF elegant gAmes, which We VIII
rush of at very low prices.
We have all the new games. They are
all at our new store, 22S Market street.
We o1ened this morning i've csses OF
new albums, which we cAn sell from one
dollar up. At 22S Market street.
We have still 10 stock ten thousand OF
the twenty-five cent books Many are out,
but there are over seven hundred different
books yet.
We have most elegant line OF thirty
lve cent books, worth one dollar and a
half; msst suIeTbly bound; Just tie
things for Christmas presents.
We have stocks Of Children's Books,
elegantly illustrated. All books are al
the new ttere, 22s Market street.
Then we have the cheapest line Of
Family Bibles we ever saw. Can eel
you a nice Family Bible az ore dollal
aud half. New store.
At the old store, "a Market street, WI
have Hand B.bles and lily mn aud PrAyel
Books, Pocketbooks, aud all kirds 0
| leather goods. Then we have Booklets
Gold Pens aud Pencils, Fountain Pens
and hundreds Of nice presents.
We have plenty of room in boil
stores. A full corps OF clerks who meal
bus ness. But come early and avoid IL,
rush.
We will be open until midnish
Christmas Eve aud until noon Christina
Day.
Don't forget If you purchase OF us
Bible, hymn book, pocketbook or cIgs
Gaze for 81 % or over, you can have you
name put on ip gold letters, free {
charge. With the compliments OF u
stason, Delaware Printing Company
formerly james & Webb. Edward
james, president; Harry Folwell, seer,
tary and treasurer. IA and rs Mark
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

L. W. stidham & Son, auctioneers, sold
the large mapsion, late OF John Merrick,
deceased, No. ll03 Market street, at the
Court House this morning, at II O'Clock.
The mansion 10 a brown stone, trimmings
and finish, AZ feet front by 50 feet deep,
and the lot has frontage OF 30 feet on
Market street, running back to Orange
street, 345H feet in depth. The property
was started by Mr.. McClees at SIS, 600,
and was bid up slowly to $40, 900, when
It was withdrawn.
There is a mortgage of $4,000 against
the property. The building lot adjoining
said property, frontage on Orange street
l6I feet, aud extending back 70 feet to
an alley, was Withdrawn on being bid up
to tl4.50 per foot.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
FOURTH EDITION
Wilmington Commercial College.

wilmington Commercial College.
The Wilmington Commercial College
gave a splendid Christmas entertainment
last night in Eden Hall. The room was
beautifully decorated with evtrgreens
and was densely packed with students
and friends Of the college. Over the
stage were the words; Educated
Heads and skillful Hands Always 10 De-
mAnd."
The committee OF arrangements con-
slated of Charles l. etsngle, A. X. Luke
II. V. Pyle and Misses Bessie Stirling,
Bessie Ash aud Bessie Fleming, and to
them much credit Is due for the pleasant
evening spent.
The exercises opened BY singing selec-
tiob, "a Legend on the Rhine" sung by
quArtette composed OF w. r. Walters,
first tenor; David Holmes, second tenor;
n. ID. Coward, first bass; joseph Dent
second bass. A solo was suug by Miss
Lillian jackson. and "Bsa, Bss, BlAc K
Sheep" BY the quArtette, followed.
Professor II. 8. Goldey, principal OF
the college, made a bfief and happy Ad-
drese, full OF sound advice. and was re-
csvet with much applause. The RE
QUEEN" solo, was admirably sung by
n. d. Coward, aud Miss Lillian jackson
also Gang a solo. Hon. Charles b. Lore
then made brief address OF encourage
neni in which he viewed the progre s
made in education during the pact few
ytars, and be complimeBted the WI,
mngton Commercial College as being
one OF the leading educational agencies
OF the country.
The gusrte,,s sang "Home is the
World, Boys.
henry c. Conrad, Esq., on behalf Of
the college, awarded prizes, Consisting OF
handsomely-eKecu,sd pen designs as fol.
lows: First prize, for rapid calculation,
Charles l. Stengle; second, c. b. H1lton
prize for Improvement 10 pennanship, /.
II. Merrell Of Poeomoke City.
<Presidibg Elder W. L. $ Murray add
Prot. w A. Reynods were called upon
and made brief addresses.
After the literary entertainment was
over the former aud present students OF
the college held a reunion ia the banquet
ting room where TelTeshmtnts we're
ferved In abundance. Charles i. stenRle
acted az toAstmasteT. The FLOWING
Class of 1851, Frank Dure; s1-ss,
Walter B. Butler; $3.50, Charles Bower;
$3.50, a. X. Luke.
The Ladies'" Professor J. VI. Wade;
"Our City, its Educational Advantages
~ Regards Business Schools" Professor
=. S. Goldey; "old Pokomoke," j. L.
Merrill; "Our Guests" Fred Choate.
After the responses 20 the toasts Chair
mAu stengle, on behalf Of the students,
pfessuted Professor Goldey with an oil
painting; Miss Estela Morley, a teauti
fgl perfume tei; to Professors !. ".
Wade Ard &. A. WAynant each Il shaving
set. Professor b, S. Goldey then pre-
scented Aiss Morley and Professors wad,
and WaynsBt with appropriate gifts.
hiss Bessie Clark then presided at th,
organ while al Joined ia grand prone
made. The exercises closed with Home
Sweet Home" By al preseuL
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Two gentlemen from one OF the largest
retail houses In Philadelphia came 10 the
medicinal spring al Gladstone. on The
PhllsdelphiA road, to-day and tried 70
make bsrgain with Professor Hunt 10
take ali the water that the spring could
furnish; they thought about twelve bar
rels . day. They would pay q good
price for the water, pay the freight and
return the barrels TO be filled. II the
spring would furnish more water, they
would take It all. They were induced 10
make this offer by q lady who had been
cured OF kidney disease Of long standing.
There are lots OF Philsdelphians that
come to the spring every week; some
take condensed water and others drink
the spring water.
This lady came every week faithfully
for In onths and she has been well re-
wArded. She was thin and sallow, now
she lie a stout, handsome woman; then
she looked like she Was about to die, now
you would think she has new lease OF
her LIE; she has fine complexion. is the
picture OF health. She induced this firm
to come and make the offer. She would
insure them customers Tor all the water
they could get. Professor Hunt said he
would consider the offer, but Mrs. W!er
said NO."
There were go families in ihis city
drinking and improving 10 health, aud
size thought It was her first duty to do
good al home, and for the present she
would not bind the spring water TO any
one. Jutt now they were too busy; later
on they might consider the offer. TIE
gentlemen were disappointed. They said
they would not give up hope. They said
they considered this spring the most
wonderful one In the Uiited States, Tor
It had all medicinal qualities, and yet
was 50 pleasant TO the taste. They have
been beset by parties stking them to get
the water 10 sell. Its rare purity. not
talking o! Its medicinal qualities, would
make It much sought after, Tor the
Sehuylkill water was beastly.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

James r. Wool * Co. are fun up with
WORK, al tAeir DEL AriIHeu's have plcuiy
10 do. They are how commencing 10 ,u,
on the galvanized iron cOrIice On the
new l-'h wand school house. also r5ongg
new and Old houses, taking OF gravel
an tin roofs Also covering shingle roofs
win TN, putting on corrugated iron
rogdng and siding, making cylinders,
Cotton cans and Of. tanks, bia-t PIPES Tor
naU uiarturers II Is unusual Tor the
me.s'F Wood * 20. TO be 60 busy, a. tie
year 4 just ending.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

John e. 6harPley, farmer on the
Concord Pike, BrAnjywine Hundred,
about three and a half miles from this
city, died yesterday afternoon from the
injuries lie received iu the beginning OF
tile week by having hls arm caught 10 q
fodder cutter. there were hopes after
the arm had been amputated that bis
generally strong constitu ion would en-
able him to bridge the accident success,
fully. Tie shock seems, however, to
have been too great a strain upon his
system, and in spite OF the best medical
skiil, lie fell into relapse from which he
did not recover. Mr.. Sharpley was 80
yea Of sgc, had genial, friendly nat ure
and was much rtspece! in his commua-
ity. He leaves vie TO whom lie was
married some i've yelrs ago, but 10
children.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

William II. Higgins, the w,ll-known
second basemAn. Of last seasons Detroit
Club, has signed with that club tor next
season.
William Allen, left fielder Of last sea
tons Kalamazoo (Mich. Club, yesterday
signed 10 play in burlington, Iowa, next
teas6h.
Thomas Flanagan. pitcher OF last sea-
sons Sioux City Club, has signed with
Milwaukee.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

NEW YORK, Dce. 2l.-Owiug to tie
inpene'rabie fog but four vessels arrived
here yesterday 81 way OF Sandy Hook.
Not vessel Of any kind yeutursd 70 pro-
coed to sea. The ferryto4's Princeton
and MOuochic eolliie1 Il the North river
and The latter vas badly damaged. No
PERSONS were hurt TGe ferrybost Mi
nicola coiiidti with an unknown tug,
crushing the pilot house Of the tug.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
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Don't Forret-Free of Charge,

II you purchase Of US q Bible, hymn
book, pocket book or cigar case for Il. 90
or over, you can have your name put on
Ia gold letters, free of charge. We sell
Methodist hymn booIs at the same prices
as at the rooms in Philadelphia. Della.
ware Printing Company, formerly James
4 Webb, 224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
Don't Forget-Free of Charge.

II you purchase OF US q Bible, hymn
book, pocket book or cigar case for d 90
or over, you can have your name put on
In gold letters, free of charge. We sell
Methodist hymn books at the same prices
as at the rooms In PhilAdelphia. Della
ware Printing Company, formerly james
& Webb, 224 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
Don't Forget-tree OF Charge.

II you purchase of us a Bible, hymn
book, pocket book or cigar Case for tl.C0
or over, you can have your name put on
in gold letters, free of charge. We sell
Methodist hymn books at the same prices
as at the rooms in Philadelphia. Dela.
ware Printing Company, formerly James
Il Webb, 22i Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Ground was broken to dly ior . = nal
adjoining Bishopstea1, the ts' o1 , ID
Bishop Coleman. 1t is ,he n" M Bad
man Of Delaware, aud wi" , w uaIl
some ed.tice of brick win PU .o@5cl,
chancel and sacristy' 10 s.'I lave I'D
about 40 persons. The Plans Us Plli
drawn by Mr.. q. NJ. Burns ~, d
delphia architect, and The e s,n Ol ID
been let to W. H. Foulk y S0n' ="
pffv
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

On Sunday in this city and section aud
In New England slightly colder, fair
weather vi prevail, with lresh TO lisht
variable winds, becoming southerly, fol.
loved by cl5udiness and rain or snow in
The lake bordering districts aud higher
Perpetrators generally. Monday parity
cloudy to fair, warmer weather.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

VIII be found at Mrs. NJ. D lllu's, iO1
King street. Call and see her wonder.
full bargains in Baby Gaps, Children
Furs, Men's lgurdefed and uulAuHiered
Shlrts. Hosiery, Underwear, KID Gloves,
Handkerchief and Fancy Goods.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
pon.t Torget-Free Of Chnrge

II you purchase Of Us Bible, hymn
book, pocket book or cigar case for 81 90
or over, you eau have your name put on
In gold letters, free of charge. We sell
Methodist hymn books at tue same prices
as at tie rooms In Philadelphia. Della
ware Printing Company, formerly James
X Webb, 22i Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

The Ba.timEoe and Ohio K. K. Co, In
pursuance Of lie u.Ial liberal policy, will
sell excursion tickets al reduce rates
during the holiday seAton, Tickets vii
be so / 10 and from al, stations on rs
lines east Ct the OHIO River from Deeen-
Der Zlst 10 January let, Inclusive, good
Tor return TIP uH,il January itb, Inclu.
SiV-.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

We learn from the Newark Ledger
that the r, W. & L. Railroad Company
hss purchased a s'f!l Of ground facing
the Newark station from John L. Lew :,
comprising about two acres, tor 81 800.
Important improvements will be made
thereon At an early date.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

This is the name given to the new post
Office established at DuPont station.
Chris'iana Hundred, and Mr.. Rhodes, it
lie sAil, is the postmaster. A new build
ing has been erected, and there is ample
accommodation for the people. The new
Office will prove great convenience, ss
/ heretofore al mall matter was carried
down to RocklAnd and then carried back
10 the station, causing considerable delay
aud inconvenience.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

We make special rates TIA year to
Sunday schools tor fancy caudy boxes
Our stock IS ianeier than ever and prices
lower. Cali and examine. Also al
kinds of paper for the holidays Holiday
printing specially. He'd d Bro.
printing aud paper warehouse, 403 ship
ley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
Don't Forget-Free of Charge.

II You purchase Of US a Bible, hymn
book, pocket book or cigar case for 81. OC
or over, you Can have your name put OF
10 gold letters, free OF charge. We sci
Methodist hymn books at the came price
as at the rooms In Philadelphia. Della.
ware Printing Company formerly Jane,
* Webb, 22i Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

A person often bears the charge OF
lazinets when 1t is only poorly acting
liver OF q weAried stomach which 10 the
cause Of bis slugelshness. One thus
suffering should u,e Laxador and be re-
lieVed. Price only IS cents q package.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Young ladies' and young gentemtn are
especially lnYled 70 call at Parkef's No.
1U3 Eas. secOud street and secure one OF
his tesutfu! birds Tor Christmas pre-
fent. They are singing sweeay aud VIII
make SOMETHING worthy OF being PI.zed
for cans 10 come.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Mrs Jones, how is your health this
morning. Thank you, madam, much
improved. | bought bottle OF DR..
Bulls Cough syrup asst night. and, after
the FIRST cose, my cough was checked, |
slept well. aud Lave not coughel once
This moruing.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
Avail Yourself oil ihe Rare Opportunity

Prot. Well, scleuiiGe op,ie.au, 50;
Market street, Wilmington, Will oHel
IRON December 10Th 10 January lst gold
spcctacies ard eye glasses tor g. % q pair
positively during tE-t time only. Prof
Wei will examine your eyes Tree and al
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Like Canada Pine Cough Syrup aiier you
have oLce tried It. 1t cures every time,
and Is such a pleasant remedy to take
that tie children cry for II.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

IN fancy slippers at Formau's, No. 10
East Fourth street, between Market and
King. Pr.ces 30 low you can buy a nice
rfiI aud hardly miss the money The
sane in footwear OF all kinds. We Lave
the lowest prices for sLoes that are not
TOO cheap 10 he good. We can save you
money on ch!iiien's shoes.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

A, W, FsrreI was busily engaged this
morning 10 BAKING buckwheat cakes at
second and Market streets, AID feeding
tue multitude. These CAKES are really
excellent, aud It Is lot surprising that
tile buckwheat Is eglug large sale.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

a meeting for Christian experience
and the promotion OF Holiness will be
held at Fletcher Hall, No. Goa Market
street on sunday afternoon. services
beginning at 80 y. M, to be led By NJ.
McGarVcy.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

THIS morning W. s McNalr was mol
eed by William IL. Hayward, Of Wash
IDgtoD, D. c., that William +. NJ uey
has been allowed ts q month from
Wound in the hand and disease Of eyes.
He lives at No. 800 East Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Mathew Mscalem. OF the Western
hotel, L ufth aud Orange streets, ex-
teLIs the comp iments Of the season 10
lis ireoIs, and expressed the hope that
they vii call sud enjoy themselves.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

John McA!eeT, convicted Of being con.
eernel 10 Tie lrms CLUB orgies Vas re-
leased from the CITY Hal, last evening,
after being CONFINED 80 days. Owens has
snll ten days TO serve.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

J. ", Davis, residing ntar Coech's
Bridge, Pencader hundred, was consider
ably Injured on Tuesday lAsi, while out
cunning 10 company with hit son, Harry.
A bird few up and the young man snot
1t, but As Il was iu line with Mr.. Davis,
four EAO; took effect In his face and one
In his eye, causing considerable pain.
Or. skinner extracted the shot and NJ.
D. Is doing as well as could be expected.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

"ANTED.-BY A MIDDLE-AGED
w woman, II situation In n small
family. Apply at No. 2Vl Lombard st
d2l2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Accidents will occur not ouly ''in the
best regulated iamiAes.' but everywhere
and at all tines. Therefore keep salya-
ton OIL convert Mt.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

BELLE -WHIPP.-At tic A-l1ry VI.
T., Parsonage, - Mainut street, on
lue-dIy evening, Dec L, l-sH- by the
Rev, john p. e llama, BeiJamin l.
H.l"T, TO Igti'F "i NV port, md Mrs
l.|F.r-Hau
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

At the regular annual election Of Off.
GERS OF AdAh Chapter, No /. D. OF
Eastern Star, the following we're elected
for tue ensuing year: Mary j. Murry,
W. NJ, Thomas Postie, W. = EHzl-
beth II hman, Associate A NJ, Eliza
zeth sherrcks, Condu,tress; Margaret
Walker, A. C.; MARIA Hamilton, Treas.
Rebecca WiggeRs, Sec; Laura Johnson,
A. se'.; Henrietta GLASGOW, Warden
Jeremiah Miller, o. s.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Lat Sunday wls big day at Mt.
Lebanon VI. Z. Church. Presiding
Eder Murray preached 10 the morning,
Rev. l.. +. Barrett; in the afternoon aud
Rev. Mr.. GTite in tie evening to large
congregations. TIE collections amounted
IN easA 10 sioJ ard the subscriptions to
$40, making altogether SstO, within
I'D OF being sufficient TO pay UI the en-
tire Indebtedness incurred Ia fitting VI
and improving The cdilica.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
N.B. SHARP &co.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

|
lsVsning until Christmas.
Christmas suggestions:
Again we would call at.
tention to the fact that you
could do your shopping to
better advantage in the morn
ings-thus avoiding the
crush OF afternoon trade.
Don't you think a good
black silk is about a.
good a thing as you could
give your wife!-here at all
prices from IS cents to 81.
For our mother a good
black dress in silk warp or
all wool Henrietta, sensible
ard genteel looking any
where; so cents to S7.5o.
Atwood Serge. with side
band, dark green, old rose,
brown. dark blue, black,
garnet in about twelve
styles.3S inches wide, are re.
duced from so cents to 374
to meet the holiday demand.
Our assortment Of holiday
umbrellas Is everywhere
commended, from the best
Scotch Bingham to the
highest grade silk and
gloria, all with novelties in
handles Of natural wood and
oxidized silver, etc., 75c
to S.. We are already on
our third recorder for these
popular gifts.
We've sold thousands Of
handkerchiefs and there's
yet thousands to be sold.
You will find here the finest
lot ever brought to our city.
Ladies' Initial, 2 for 2sc.
and the fine initial, so cents,
OK 6 in a box for SAYS.
We also have a full
assortment Of letters in an
elegant silk handkerchief
for men, at 80 cents each,
A pretty Victoria lawn
apron that you wouldn't
: hardly make for the price;
it's good size. corded sides
and bottom, has strings, and
all for 25 cents.
We have reduced fifty
4. pairs Of extra heavy and
|, extra size white blankets.
:; They are in red and blue
), borders and such a blanket
: you never before bought
!. for the money. We make
" this a special Christmas
!, offering, and for that occa'
sion have reduced them from
81 to So per pair. It's only
/. a few days off, but you wi!
Of have to be quick to &c
y, these.
:. Elder down head rests al
e, gone.
q, White Marseilles Quilts
u the best made, $500 insteac
=. of IS, and If you don't MINI
. a few lett OF those slight,
tn soiled S2.75 from 81.
Barnsley Damask tabl
to linen sets, and by the YARD
:. :, Have you seen our Christ
Al mas Towels - 24x49-2
~ cents each.
p Children's Goats.
Ladies' Goats.
Ladies' Plush Garments
Sacks, Wraps and Modes
:. kaa, all OF the celebrate
ag "Sir Titus Salt" make.
nd nd We have the best Pillo'
.gee Sham holder made-"Va
to Duzers"-and sell it comple,
t en-. on your bedstead for 81 81
up Lace Curtains, 60 cen
to $50.
q A new and beautiful as
soltment OF the new fabr
an cart DIapery,' 80 inch'
ny wide-e5 cents per yard.
th u' -Four more Antique Ga
lag lag Screens arrived unexpected
,ois ly-s melody will get ther
,Il s..
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

"AATED.-A BOY TO LEARN
w the drug business. one that
has had two or three years experience
preferred. Address Druggist, this OF,
nee. d-2l--ti
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

are excellent for the relief OF hoarssness
or sore throat. They srs exceedingly et'
iective. christian World, London ng.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Call AID examine the sa'e depo,it regis
tcrug bank a. Edward Me,chlol, IN
hIlk street
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

y. Joseph went to Georgetown 10 day
to see how tile people felt ever the Ere Of
thursday night.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

The cafe deposit ard registering bank
for sale ~ Liwasd Meicl Or, 2lI King
street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

The masses OF retail buyer, b ,al'' Cd III
our streets and stores prove 'a', lad
day trade Wilmington 'AA' q
Bright weather has come 4H'
coming.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Make your mother happy al Christmas
bY giving her nice piece OF statuary
from Philips y kaLe, 8 East Fourth
alIceL
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

An epter,sIlmenl will be hell at No.
1923 West Third stree. Oh Monday even
pg, Dec. -. Doors open at 100 O'Clock.
ChildrCD's ticket, &c. adults, Toe.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Diplomat, . eeateYs, for smokers, Al
Hawkins, 1th aud Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Davis, at Ei,, a ST., is the place i-r
watches aud jewelry.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
Hecksrs Buckwheht.

Mutilers, 50c., 7jc., sl.VO. at Wystt 6
Co, 6Q3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Toilet and travelling cases, odor and
shaving sets at Belts, sixth and Market
I streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21

Silver watches at EsnPs, 10 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-21
A CARD.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
2lG Madison, 9rooms.
l5.4 Walnut.
\. ". COZ second and French, IL rooms
aOj West Eighth, L. rooms.
Jp1 West seventh, II rooms.
:. W. Cor Fourth and Market,
500 Walnut, rooms,
rs Adams q rooms,
1913 West, 10 rooms,
~. West sixth, rooms.
alN Jefferson, II rooms
1854 Washington. lUrupm5,
81 West Third 10 rooms
1903 French, rooms
1O- Jack son, $ Rooms.
~ West Tenth rooms.
ll0l West rooms,
#4Hud "a Maple, ROOMS.
81 Wet ~,NehtD, Pruouls.
80 Jefferson, 10 rooms.
Nj. Stlcin ave. bet Sixteenth and seven,
toentb lOrooins
~ ana 10 LRMgttc. ! rooms.
Gle Lombard, rooms.
~ Madison rooms.
~ Mudisou 9 rooms.