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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30
WANAMAkDRS
PnILADrIrurA, Wednesday, Jan. %. lxs.
A rattle Of prices along al
most every aisle as il money
were dropping into YOUR purse.

May be Winter yet. When
the snappy weather and the
snow come everybody but the
wide-awake few will be crowd.
ing to the Fur man for things
that might just as well be got
now.
Better picking and better
chance to pick before the rush
comes. You are not likely to
ever get Furs for less. Every
thing that savors of extrava.
gance has already been melted
from them.
Sleigh and Carriage Robes
Of Esquimau Wolf, Hudson
Bay WOLF Prairie Wolf, and
Japanese Goat Wolf" in
most Fur stores).
Genuine Seal and imitation
Seal Caps.
Fur Gloves and Mufflers.
Fur goods of all kinds seem
sure to be much higher next
year. Money is we'll put out
that goes into Furs now.
Thirteenth snd Market streets.
A couple of weeks ago we
told Of half a score thousand
yards fine Dress Worsteds, 54
inch, at IS and S5c, that had
been $I.25 and $3.50. The
hint was enough. The noun
tains Of stuff have changed to
mole-hills. Only a few days
and goodbye to them.
South ast OF centre.
Hardly more than two arm
iuls lett Of the 50 and Csc Cey-
lon Flannels at 37Hc. We
might hold on and mix them
with the new styles at the old
prices. But 1t wouldn't be
honest, although you might
choose them first. No, they
are at last seasons styles. The
clear out price is on them for
only that. The handsome,
tough, 80 inch Flannels that
won't shrink. Favorites for all
sorts of outdoor knock-about
wear.
Jlain Stripes
Corded stripes
jacquard stIipes
Northeast Of centre.
Yet to-day and to morrow
long tables with Dress Goods
ends shall stay in the Main
Aisle. Pieces up to dress
lengths. Almost as il you found
|. them.
South OF centre.
$4,000 pairs more of those
Mems Half Hose at I2H cents
a pair. Full made, and all in
neat fancy stripes. Made to
sell at IS cents, and good value
at that price.
They are near the wonderful
Merino Underwear bargains,
Chestnut street side.
Chestnut street middle entrance. west.
Getting a bang.up Umbrella
for about what the handle is
worth is a rare happening. 26
and 2S ipch, So and $a.25.
Chestnut street. west.
Good.quality, perfect-fnish,
Decorated China Dinner Sets
at S22 for I2s pieces-complete
set. Come with the best set in
mind you can hear OF at gas ;
see how they compare. Single
pieces if you wish.
second door. Juniper street side. Four sle-
Sators.
IOAN "AMAkHAXE XEn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

ing Thank you, madam, much improved.
bought q bottle OF Dr. Bulls ough syrrp
vss cb"cse1 s,nut va,i amm' hy hsvs ~,
cOughed once this morning.
Accidents will occur not only In the best
reguiatso families" but everywhere and al
All times. Therefore heep salvation OIL con.
v0nient.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30


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eeiess nave 70 pay ior H.
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*11S narher A.oha,t pav;no comnanv
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seIsrAaa an. h;,I vr,,t,r, ,h,. ,ovar
/ Sf ~ eouncila N that ~ NAV =, Iv he eY-
ercised vhen section Of one to three
/. ounarss remain to ba naved NJ q street that
q naved throuvhout the ramsindsr of its
\ lr.gth.
Rut viII r. NOT bs worth wh,,a sor .hs
committee 70 consider carefnllv whether
adiolninr pronertie, sbould he assessed
vvith the cost Of street improvements.
I Anvond the sidewslk line ? It has alwavs
4 m thu habit in the cities of this com
& ,nonvealth "a require The propertv owner
I q lny and keen in repair the gutter curb
nnd the sidevalk pavement ; and this has
1,oen considered here, 70 be the extent OF
~ cost that should bs ont upon him for
sFehe Improvement OF the highway. The
,,avipR Of the gutter and the maintaining
I e tn roadway has bean at the general
4 oost. This Il IN analogy With the road
3oirer outside n citv has ever becn
nshed. "a telieve. IN nave or repair
+ the rad In front of his property and vet
f1f4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30
JOHN WANAMAKER.
LA6Ak NU1iOAA.

A SSlGNED ESTATE OF HENRY
"A Wolf tbarber), and wife. OF Lancaster
city, lancaster county, Pa, Henry Wof, bar.
Der, ana wife, OF Lancaster city, Lancaster
county. having by cesd OF voluntary sssiRn.
ment. assigned and trans fer red all their estSte
and effects to the undersigned for the benefit
OF the creditors OF the said Henry Wolf
he therefore give notice to all persons In.
aeo'ea 10 sa,o assignor. TO make payment TO
having claims To present them 10
JEREMIAH RIFE, sstgnee.
Ssk south Duke street. Lancaster, ia,
A. j. kBsRLy, Atty,
~ Grant ct. Lancaster, Pa. tq6tW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

Diamond Dyes Color. Ss s:s any s1S SAdn SrSSss Esss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30
DUBLIO SALE.

)SDASAS SAAk1s
THUpsDAy. FlpRuARy II, 1oee.
by yirtue Of the direciions ana powers givsn
under the vii OF Oai lei 4 A1tiuk, 0Oooaoo0s
We, the un0ersif nad s1ooutors. wiI1:expooo %
public sale: at the City Hotel, tAs 1ollo Wing
M All Si sss. sSvi io. q ground oouns.s,ss q. IN.
northwest corner OF Prince and Ckeetnut
inches. thence west ss fset. thsnce so1th lsst.
a:ss: @::r :s:. ss:s e s ::ss sss ss: sss: ss s
Chestnut street lAs feet, on y hieh 70 eree!eA {
story bfick bsck building, Mo.3c2 North Prince
roors. ,noiuSinS I parios. liSrsss. s.iuss s:foo%'
cloak-rooms ingro0ms. wit1 buuefs. pan
tiy, bathroom, sewing ana store r00mo, beau.
tfdIly paporod throughout, containing 0lmost
eveJy knewn improvement for human com
No. 4 All that Lot Of Ground. aAjolniss no
on the north, fronting on Prince street q
feet, thence along NO. us feet, thence south
feat, thence further along said line 70 water
scss: snS n:nsss ssss ~. ws;s q ssss 9
two story and an sitic Brick DwsiliaS Houses,
Nos. 2C8 ana North Prince street.; No. ~
Ssh n9 ss sce
roons. , hese are homelike. conysnient dwell
ings. Also. there 10 . one anda-half story
frame Dwelling fronting on water street.
ss 70 al, es :csa
sale 10 begin At 7:se oeloo. p. m. whsn con
al ions will be made known by
WlLLlAA 4 ALTICK.
NARY 3. ALTlCK,
HR. ALTlGK,
J.J. ALClCK,
JnI L. HAruss. Auot. ,snsa.ts. s.iOisSss SIS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

ei.oo. SIX for os 90. Druggists.
Mammoth Testimonial Paper Sreo.
WELLB, Rich ar OBON 3 CO. Yroprieto,s
Burlipgton, W.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

"HavinG bscn troubled with Rheumatism
at tho kneo ana foot for nve years, WIS a.
most unable 70 get around. ana wss very
often confined 10 my TED for wcehs at time.
lused only one bottle Of Paine's CelerS Com.
pound ana was perfectly cured. can now
jump around. ana feel as lively 20 boy.'
TkANK CAkOLL,
Eureka. Nevada,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

EXE Eu oTORS' NOTICE.
~ Estate OF DANIEL A. ALTICK, Iate of
Lancaster city. deceased.
Letters documentary on said estate having
been granted To the Undersigned, ali persons
indebted thereto arc requested To make imme.
diate payment, ana those having claims or
demands against the same, will presen. them
without delay for settlement To the under.
signed, residing in Lancaster city.
MANY E ALTlCK,
SAMUEL w. ALTfCK,
WILLIAM ID. ALTICh,
HENRY X. ALTlCK,
JOHN j. ALTICk,
WILLIAM r. AIrroK. Acting Executor
.. n. ksi isoLps. Attorney, JApss,dW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

= A CORRESPONDENT rushes to the defense
OF Sheriff Burkholder, but unfortunately
appears 10 imagine that the comments upon
the marching OF the prisoners through the
streets were inspired by wish to harm the
sheriff. We SOC no reason whatever for
this assumption. The disgrscsiul spectacle
was under the immediate direction of the
sheriff and 1t is natural and right that he
should be held responsible until he
manages 70 shift the responsibility on some
one else. Our correspondent has certainly
not done this for hln, 90 the use Of the
Black Maria Is ~ essential In o civilized
community ss 10 the use OF q coffin for
burial. and NJ question OF economy hal
anything to 90 with the case. II he. cannot
honestly make enough money out OF his
Office We are sorry for him, but can not for
that reason excuse his strange efforts ct
economy. The statement that Q specisl
provision was made for the expense OF the
Maria and that the sheriff has no right to
appropriated 1t remains unanswered.
A KANSAS CITY architect claims to have
discovered Q method OF destroying the
microbes In the air OF Q room where
wounded patient 10 under treatment and
that wounds will heal in sir 20 treated with
marvellous repidity. Prominent physicians
support his statements and he IL building
an operating room, but we refuse to rejoice
until few broken down human specimens
have been built up by the architect.
In spite OF the mild winter, school chile.
ren In Dakota have bten frozen. and yet the
citizens OF that budding state insis. that
they have the grandes. country on the face
OF the earth, and that "you don't mind tho
cid, - In the East"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30
DANES CxLERY COMPOUND
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.

Docton admit that they are dificuit 10 cure
so do their pAtients. Paine's Celery Com.
pound has permanently cured the wont oAses
Of Rheumatism ana keurAisia % say those
who have usedit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30
EFFECTS LASTING CURES.
WANAMAkDR'S

pshseLiving uponI actated food arc Healthy
OAp1eS Happy. Hearty. It 10 Uneq ualeo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-30

CALESMEN-WE WISH A FEW
y men TO sell our goods By sample 70 the
f'ts IN our line Enclose Q can't stamp. WAges
= per dsy. Permanent position. NO pcetals
NeVered Money ADVANCED for vASeos e1veg-
0siHG, eta O1kTkMAIAL nAGe3 90.
cin6nnasA ohia ,aaDeseees
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

THERE is no doubt but the majority
of tho South deeply mourn the death
OF Jefferson Davis, but 1t Is preposte-
rous for them TO suppose that the Gov.
ernment can take any official notice of
his decease. As Is well known Mr..
Davis was Secretary Of War from 1859
TO 1856, In President Pierce's cabinet,
but five years alter retiring from that
position he became the leader OF con.
spiracy and rebellion, that was only
equaled by that of Lucifer, as por.
trayed by Milton. In taking the part
he did he forfeited his life to the Gov
eminent which he had attempted to
destroy, and had he lived In any other
country than this he would have been
compelled 10 yield IL up. But this
Government, with magnanimlty such
as was never shown before by any
government on the lace of the earth,
forgave him and told him to 20 in
peace and sin no more. Not only that
but the Government also offered TO re-
move his disabilities, and again endow
him with all the rights, privileges aud
immunities OF citizenship, but this he
rtfused TO accept and showed his de-
tiance by wearing suit OF Confederate
gray until the time OF his death. AS
long as he was able to speak at public
gatherings he continued to harp on
the "Lost Cause" and extol the valor
OF the sons oil the South in their at.
tempt to destroy the Union,
As Mr.. Davis refused to accept the
offer Of amnesty he Is and has been
dead to the Government since 1861.
II under the circumstances the flag at
the War Department was placed at
half mast il would be gross insult TO
every man who took up arms in the
defense OF the Union, and especially to
those poor souls who were starved and
tortured in Libby Prison, SO close to
the residence OF the at that time Presi.
dent Davis that II is a wonder he did
not hear their groans aud cries for
food. oh no, we have had too much
OF this sentimen,ality, although if we
were now living under Democratic
administration with ex-rebcls con.
trolling the government, as was the
case but one year ago, there is no
doubt but general order would have
been issued 10 half mast the flags on
every public building in the United
States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

THE members of the various posts of
the Grand Army located in New Or.
leans should be permitted to use their
own judgment in reference 10 attend.
ing the funeral OF Jefferson Davis,
without being too severely censured
by their comrades in the North. These
men are now residents OF New Or
leans, have their homes and their bust
ness there, and il they reinse to turn
out will certainly be ostrecised.
when you arc in Rome do as Rome
does will apply to their case, and
while We arc opposed TO the G. A. r,
taking any official notice OF the death
Of Mr.. Davis. 1t will be well for these
men, in this instance, "to do as ROME
does" unless they are prepared to
give up their homes, their business,
and all they have succeeded In accum
ulating aimee their residence in the
South.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

PnILADELrnA, Monday. Dec. y. Iss9.
The leadership Of child
hood comes with increasing
force each Holiday season.
The child leads you, and
drives US, in Holiday busI-
ness Read the testimony
of the Books to this truth in
the vast stock prepared for
all the steps Of child life,
from the wee fodder to the
almost man or woman.
And so little money will
do so much. The eloquencc
OF the following lists in the
diminished prices. The
power OF this cheap selling Is
in the great buying, and
that's your power. The
power upon which we have
won for you the battle OF the
Book-pGices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
PALrIMoRE& ONO RAILRoAD.
- scirutlo M -flptt N,v IA Isaa
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE, DEPOT
EAST BOuNn

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE, pEPoE
EAST BouNp.
sExpress trains
NEW IoHk. week days, -al3. .7ol SIN %
q. m, 'l2O W, ~ IS. - 10. % a. n m " -i''-o
sew Qua, Sundays, '2lJ SOON. ',
rfpos, - y. % u. 40 ii y. IN. "' III"
X rrihllLApELrHIA. week dnys. s2l3, 05.
.. N. sl2 O9. 90, ~ u. 9Oo. IA III, 20
~. co 81 u. : Vi SO 40 ii n n, 10
lPniLApEtirarA, sundays. .eia. zoo - On
aooeh 9u', IL ~ q. M, az 0s, 100, a. la.
% TVy m 4i@ % - o.. Gl0. 'G4G, $50. 'IOi
> c c. 81 week days. 'sls. COS. 700
g. ~ NJ ~, az o; o. p % 800, 4lO. IS Il
POS % n. m. sl2O3, 100, W II i ~ ~
AZ 20 IS. o p. l0,fGi " 150nnd 1915 d. M
.o ATLAN ~ CITY, \. j., y 90 d. M,
wEsr BOUND.
hn'timpro aud Washington. son .,,
40 :; ~" %, sil5, s5l5, si3I "a ~.
nit daliy, goa. m, s2lOp. H., daily
except sunday, 49, ua"y'
phiI bniI pI%,9;,S ana principal stations on
fittsburs 'Si7 a. IN. and s5.i5 n m
g,iirngo, .s 47a. m. oa7 p m. aoflv
and Is ~. nm and din louis. al 10 II. IN.
siNaERLT AoooMMoDATIoM 73o mr..
1hllN hnd l'21 M, daily, except Mon,
u1v. 10 % ?, ~, SUNDAY only
LANpEHBEhd ACCOMMODATION, week
uays, w. liOln m, . IS and 4 80 y. in,,
BUN days. 8 80 n. m. 49,
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET srArr,x
For Philadelphia ana wav stottons
week days 80, o ~, $50 RiO5b - ~,
T. ~, - y -, % p m. SUNDAYS 10
73ln. ~. " ~, 3 55 - u. m. ~
FOR baltimore. week Days, 535. .sgo
u. m: 80 and "i55 j. NJ. . W.
m, htlilhiorc and principal stations On
Una ulNlsion Mt 3.55 u. ii, daily.
or Lnndenberg and way stations wool,
uayS U, 10 - Il. m, 235, Ann m.
sundays % n. M; I - u. m. ~ 'A''
chicago = Goa M, daily, except sun.
Pittsburg, 1880 am, daily. oxoers sun.
Jay; 'i'a' p M, daily.
LEAVE fmiApFIrIIGA Foa WItutxerox,
Dnily,si 0. ssl5, 10 90. eli 10 a. lsa,
Hsn, n 49, 800. "a 81 ~. An, y O5,G Jj..J 10
Daily, except sunday, G15. 6 40 and 73sa.
M, 10. " lUand 0 81 1891 D. IA. SUNDAY
oh.Y 800 n. M, q o u. m
Telephone No. lg3
NJ Rates to western points lower than
Vinany other limo.
C.o.SCULL, 1T. oDEII
Con Pass. AGt. Genl Managor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

MANY OF the members OF the House
of Representatives are seriously en-
barrassed by the embeZzlement of Sill
colt and II is said that some Of them
have been Obliged to create loans TO
meet current expenses. What makes
the matter still worse is the fact that
as the Treasury Department hold their
receipts for the different amounts,
they assumed the risk in leaving il in
Cashier Silcott's hands, and therefore
cannot expect TO be re im5ursed by the
Government. There is no doubt but
efforts will be made to bring the de
faulter back which, as 1t has been
learned that he has committed forgery,
can be done, when his location is as.
certained. Whether his arrest would
be the means of returning any OF the
money 1t is OF course difficult 10 tell,
but 1t is highly probable that consider
able OF 1t was spent on the race course,
and on the lady who accompanied him,
previous to his flight Ii is probable
that this embezzlement win learn the
members to place their money in some
sale place, where even il dishonest
official should skip with it, some one
will be responsible i9r their re i'm.
buTsement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

It's only repeating many a
customers own words to say
that our Hats and Bonnets are
prettiest.
That, and our low prices
make them quick merchandise
Where else can you get such
style as we are famous for, in
tastefully trimmed hats at S3.4S
or s4' Or, silk velvet hats and
bonncts. with a wealth of fcath-
ers and costly materials, at S.
or SO? Nowhere indeed, b u t
here. And that's why we're
crowded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,

~ ~" eS"'o " hihstoh as follows
ifhilesdeigphA scxpressl i.t5. 252 40, $50,
a, M 'l2l ", l2g, 81, q. ID g. II y o.
Oh, IN, 10 mn. m. %
A. M " .. 81 400 20, Bil, 10, 10 20, 10 10
For Chester Cexpressl, i5sGs1, 751, 50. plo
~, Il 81 u. M, ~ %, 6t9 il, 7J1,, and
: Accommodation. Ga, 655 7 o. $40, 1o,,
j. ~ a, M ~ 81 ~ 4oa on. ca. IA,
n NV y j YSrEi +. 20 .42% 90. e5i, $50.
ass ~ o. % T. . 4 ~ e. y, ~ "a Il 81
For Sest Chester, Via LAiuokin, g AZ and md
10 a. m, y ana % p, N.
For Newark tCeHire) aud intermediate Al
baltimore and iptermediaie sia.lons,eiI
n. M, u p. IN, and II lSnight.
baltimore and Bay Line, 81 D. M,
Baltimore and Washington, 40, s o., oil,
70 i = :. a9 90 u "a a; m, Y GO = q, Az
Trains ior DslawIre Diyis"n leave e' fSr:
n NeT 20 castle, 70 n 4 ,g m, y q, 25j a'1
georgetown ?0a m, 8 30 and 400 ~ IN.
harrlnEton, Demar, aud way stations,
Express for Dover, Harrington. and Del
mar, Y q a. m,and Y a p. M.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com.
Tort, and Norfolk, II VI q. M, and u q p. M.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for VIII
;ois 81 %, '5le, do5, 90, 81 s.. Il 1 4 e
Iccomodatlon, 625, on, 10 2sus5, am.
Il 22s' 8Ie. ~, $50, 623i, t55 ioUi,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), 81, * a.,
i u 4 a., ri Sl7 90. 'C1j, 76d. aud
Ao@p 'S ~. Il, 80 s.s ~ 4 !, PA M, lo
For Chester texpressl, hob il 81 A. NJ bi7
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

ELKToN, Md., Dec. 9.--5heriG j.
Albert Boyd, OF Cecil county, this At er-
noon between Elkton gnd Iron Hill al
rested Robert Allen, colored, who, with
a white ruan named Din, Imprisoned for
murdeEous as ault, escaped from the
Kent county, be-, jail at Dover two
or three weeks ago. Allen was making
Tor Delaware and was within mile Of
the State " hen arrested. He Is a noted
burglar, and had number Of years TO
serve. A reward OF $50 aud all expenses
was offered by Sheriff Feuimore, Of
Dover, for his appreh, nal n.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

We BELIEVE that it is row def
nitely settled Tor the delegates to the
Pan. American Congress 10 visit this
city on Saturday, December 81. As
they will only he here about half II
Gay they will not be able to gee much,
but our manufacturers should make il
a point TO show them everything pos
sible during that short time. They
will not have the chance 10 visit many
If any OF the large manufacturing es-
Adjustments, but some plan should be
perfected by which they Gun he given
q general insight into the business oil
this city, and the very prominent posi-
ton 1t occupies as manufactures
centre. The delegates should be made
fully acquainted with our facilities fol
building iron or wooden vessels, rail
road cars, steam engines, machinery
ind in fact everything possible con
corning our vast manufacturing inter
ests. 1t is probable that Congress WI
do something toward increasing oui
trade with South and Central America
and 1t Is desired that our manufactur
ers will be so situated that they vii
receive their full share OF it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

DR.. &. F. jackson visited Chester to-
day in order to introduce his Brazilian
Balm. He is firm believer in tie balm
as an autidote for colds, and feels 1t to
be bis duty to labor Tor the benefit of all
who are suffering from the various trou-
bles incident III our changeable elm ate.
other nostrums that do not possess the
virtue of tie balm have made fortunes
for their inventors, go DR.. Jaekson is en-.
coursged to so ahead.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

Coal and wood, -four aud feed, Lehigh
coal, schuylklll coal, Lee coal. All
grades of spring and winter wheat flour
-four, Hungarian flour, LEAFS
Hour, III barrels or halt barrels. All
kinds OF mill feed at mill prices. Oak o.
pine kindliug wood III blocks or split
Careful drivers and 22i0 lbs. to tho ton
guaranteed. Onice, yard and warehouse,
Si7 West Front street. Telephone 500.
12-3-lf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
SIT so.

Handsome Beaver Cloth New
markets in half dozen Stylish
shapes, Braided or Plain, with
Puff Sleeves, Wing Sleeves,
Bell Sleeves, Etc. Only SII.5o.
Fine looking; never sold under
SIz.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09

MEDIA, Dee. S.-The Rose Tree Hun
Club keld its monthly meeting and sup.
per at the club house, at the Rose Tree,
last evening. The veteran president Of
the club, II. s. saulnier, presided.
Seated around him at the board we're:
Howard Lewis, sr, George w. Hill,
Humphrey Ash, james D. Rhodes,
Walter sharpless, John 3. Robinson,
Henry 9. snowden, Dr.. Laine, w, G..
Little, James Peltz, Joseph Bunting,
Charles Dohsn, john Dohan, George Z !.
Darlington, W. G. Bullock, w. II. Cor
lees. Colonel Morris, George Lewis,
Samuel Q. Lewis, George L. Leiper ami
William G. Leiper.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
$780,.

Ladies' Sumptuous Cloaks,
Newmarkets, Great Coats, VI
sters, Circulars, Etc of Richest
Foreign fabrics, Berlin made
SI45o. Import cost OF none
was less than SIS to $50. The
makers loss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-09
$3.50.

Ladies' Velvet Puff Sleeve
Great Coats and Bell Sleeve
Newmarkets, in various servicea-
Bile cloths. All shades and
black. Only $3.50. Worth SI2
to SI4.