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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 20; 1881.


IT IS only about eighteen years since
the lie saving service was established
In this country, and yet ia that time
nver sixty million dollars worth OF
property has been saved, and nearly
eight thousand persons succored from
drowning. To accomplish all this, the
government has expended about nine
million dol ars. The service rendered
by these brave men is beyond Ca cula-
liur in dollars and cents, and the work
which they have done during the
September storm on our cost, near
The Break water. is beyond price. That
his was in degree appreciated by
The government was shown by the TACT
that the salaries of the officers at the
stations were increased, but it appears
that there is no provision made for the
men. II seems TO US that they are the
ones that should have the increased
pay, as they endure privations and
risk their lives for the purpose OF saw
sng the lives and property Of others.
There are no drawer men living than
these serimen. who keep their lonely
vigil on our coasts Tor the purpose Of
Assisting the unfortunate.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

The pilot boat Ker was successfully
launched from the Jackson q Sharp
Company ways, about 3 80 O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon IN the midst Of q
drenching rain. A number OF visitors,
principally friends OF The pilots, were
the only ones present besides the builders
and few scattered stray citizens who
vuntuled out in gun outfits aud under
umbrellas. The vessel, contrary to the
usual custom was launched with her
pasta put In place, making an unusual
and novel sight as she plunged into the
water. AS she touched the water the
ballait which lies well as.ern caused her
to dip heavily and careen somewhat to
starboard, frightening several persona on
deck aud causing them to grasp 6rmer
hold on spara aud ropes As the tug
went over, Miss Mary Conner chrIstened
her the Her. The tug Juno, Captain
Bellyue OF Philadelphia, brought u
| number OF visitors about l.30 p. m.
Af,sr the launch the pilots, wives aud
irieuds were served to substantial COLA
ton in the joiner shop.
The following are the names OF the
visiting pilo's and their friends: Captain
| w. A. Young, superintendent OF the
Pennsylvania pilots, and pilots Captain
George II. Council, George Wallace,
Lewis Wallace, W. r. Kelly, james b.
Clampitt and Fred Lubker. OF tie
Delaware pilots asd their friends the
following were present; Thomas G. Mar
shall, john Il. Virden and Thomas Nor
mGn, Mr.. snd Mrs. john II. Kelly, James
for5ythe, Arthur Marshall, j. S. Lay,
Hugh Fitzpatrick, Miss Clara L. sid
dons, Mrs. Kate Neil, Mr. and Mrs.
George p. Conner, Mise Mary Conner,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Bell, George May,
Lewis Young, Miss Morrison, William
Conner, A. L. Conner, Mrs. Sarah Kelly,
Niles Eliza SehcllenSer, Mr.. and Mra.
IL. l.. Davis, Miss Wetherll. Mr.. aud
Mira. Henry Kllneberger. Mss Sad,
Rowland, Mrs. Kenton, Charles Slmous
William Scoheld. Joseph Foisythe, T.
w. Wallace and Mr.. Tassio OF PhilAdel
phia; Nj. aud Mrs. E. 8. Couuer, o
Washington; Joseph ID. Truxtou, 0
Lewes, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
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WILMINGTON CInb tor 1900.

SCRANTON, Pa, Nov. 27.-The lorna
tion OF a new tase ball league, compris.
ing the cities OF Scranton, WIlkesbarre,
harrisburg, Altoona, Reading, Allen
town, Esston and Wilmington, has taken
hOd among lovers OF tbs game here.
The feeling has BEEN considerably In
creased to-day by the arrival here of w.
II. NUlt2, who has charge OF the arrange
meuts which Sre to be definitely decided
upon at meeting TO be held at Harris.
burg on Monday next.
The new league giyes promises o.
solidiiy and easy communication with q
reasonably compact circuit, made strong
by salary limit OF from 5000 to 81 200
| ScrautoniEns, who are to back the move
ment here and there will be promincn
| board OF trade men and leading citizen
] giving encouragement, and they see II
| his Unit for players salaries a chauc,
tor good sport which viii more than
! meet expenses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
VM.B. SHARP { CO
Fourth and Market Streets.

Talking of Christmas ?"
says one lady customer to
another. A good Idea aud
not a bit too early, either.
Everything now Is fresh and
In plentiful assortments. You
are more likely to avoid the
crush OF late holiday buyers
altogether it's more pleas
ant for you now. Think Of
holiday things and buy
early.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

THE tax receivers Office was conscl-
entlously and religiously closed all Of
yesterday, and it Is presumed that the
collectors were enjoying a season Of
thanksgiving, to whom we know not,
that they have been successful In pre-
venting 30 many Republicans from
paying their taxes. 1t has also been
suggested that, as both these gentle
men are very devout, they may posi-
bly, have offered prayer or so that
their efforts in this direction may be
crowned with even greater success in
the future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

We have over 5000 yards
of ribbons in remnants
crown edge, picot edge Of
MORE, satin edge OF gros
grain, plain satin in wide
widths, and some few fancies
in wide widths. They are
all in extra qualities and
there's mighty good picking
in the lot. They are fully
one-third off in price and
run from S cents to so cents
per yard.
We show a nice liue oil
LADIES' and Children's Muffs
and Collars in all the popu.
lar kinds:
Black Hare,6l. Nutria, 90.
French Seal, Sl.75. Monkey, S..
MONKEY, 90. Monkey, IL.
AstTakan, 20. Beaver, $3.50.
Beaver, 80.
Chinchilla sets for Children
81 80 and 50 rs, including
muft and boa, and in white
ans ora, $3.50 and So.
Our Umbrellas specially
ordered and adapted for the
holiday trade are daily arriv-
ing and many novelties sre
picked up quickly. If your
interest Is In umbrellas you
you should buy quickly and
early. Gloria stands fol
standard qualities in umbrel
las. but an imitation gloris
is about as bad a thing as
you could get, Antique
handles of oxidized silver II
2G-iach are 81 so, 1915
$500. In % inch, 81 rs
50, 50 rs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

NOTWITHSTANDING the earnings OF
the free traders, our exports are con
unually increasing, and during the
month Of October amounted 10 500.
$50, ga, the largest ever known in a
single month In the history OF this
country. The opponents Of the tariff
claim that We cannot establish trade
with South and Central America as
long as we surround our country with
q wall of protection, but this 10 contra
dlcted by the exports tor October,
which on the contrary show that our
trade with foreign countries is inCreas
ing. tits probable that the exports
for December will excel those OF Oc,o-
Der, as in other years they have gen.
orally run from $l5, 1000, 600 to
SEQ, 600. 900 greater than any of the
other months. Were it not for the
wall of protection which surrounds US,
It would not he possible for this country
10 manufacture or produce these goods
for export, and our wage eaTners
would stand idle, while the markets OF
this country were supplied with the
products OF European cheap labor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

The reasons for a new trial in the
case OF Williams as presented by his
attorneys, II. G. Conrad and w. 8.
Hilles, Esqs., will be found in full in
another column. Among them is the
isct that two relatives OF the boy who
was killed were on the Jury, and this
no doubt had an influence on the
others. This fact was not known to
The counsel for the defense until after
the verdict was rendered, and We do
not believe that any fair minded per-
son will deny that this is one OF the
best reasons in the world in favor OF
the verdict being set aside and new
trial granted. There is every reason
10 believe that this will be done, aul II
Is hoped that II new trial Is granted
the counsel for the defense will eXer-
rise sufficient care in the selection OF q
Jury TO prevent anything of the kind
occurring again. There Is general
feeling in the community that under
the circumstances the iTiol that has
lust been finished was very uuf4ir t.
The accused and therefore it is but
light and just, IS his lie is At stake
that he should have the benefit o
smother trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

A MAN who can steal quarter of
million dollars must be gifted with
considerable nerve, but even this is
surpassed in the case OF State Treasurer
Vincent OF labama, who stole, beg
pardon, embczz.ea this amount ard
was sentenced To the pcuitentiary tor
fifteen years. This model embezler
has sent petition to tile Legislature
kcAing that an act be passed permitting
the people to vole on the question
whether or not he Ehsll lie Obliged 10
serve the time for which he was sen
fenced by the court. lie says that il
the majority is in the affirmative he
will complete his time without muir
muir. THIS is an exhibition OF cheek
that should not he permitted to pass
Gnrewarded, and instead oil the Legs
lature granting his request they
should make the matter sure by de.
manding his pardon of the Governo
at once. AS he is a Democrat there i
no telling what he might become il
the future, and the day may arrive, a
be has shown that he is fully quail
fed, when he might he the candidate
OF that party Tor the Presidency.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
y 4fAa.A kITs.

fnLAprLrniA. Frilay. nov. .. Isso.
Ei0e ltcms-Fina Dress
Goods that were 81 % TO
% so reduced 10 rs cents to
50 80.
Alma, Sebastopol, and
Raye Solell--at so cents
belong to the merino family.
TricoG, and wool twilled with
ilk stripes, at 37sc each.
All thele aid many more
arc ia the ii { Of Dress Goods
Bar gains. Would take the
whole paper to tell all.
Truer the statement, often
made b, lore, but literally
true. All the World OF
Dress Goods is here. Dis.
appointment in selection
impossible. And the prices
are always in your favor.
Robe Patterns in boxes
Tor Christmas. How they
: grow in favor ev< ny year!
The Glove and Hsndker'
chief sets, the Tripods, the
) Interlaken Art in Wood
> were all in the Special Price
; L st on Wednesday.
The Dress Goods state
ment is true of Shoes. AL
c the world Of shoes is here
: We could bewilder you witt
a Shoe talk--blt We don't
i Two sentences tell all.
1t We dol't sell trash,
= We 40 keep the best io
}, Men, Women and Children
, Market street front, west OF Main Aisl'
d Never mind the almanac
e e therc'll be zero weather yet
n even if some Plush Carmen
= makers get tired waiting 10
L, it. That's j'enr good fortune
ELeeant Seal Skin NuS
i' Goats, jackets, MqIsskas an
e Utabs otnsary haT tie b.
", fore Thanksgiving prizes.
ID Lined with Hne SAT-
at at Quilted and plain), an
" v, Elegantly trimmed. I'll
Cd work OF a foremost manui7'
g tuEer Tor a careful buyer.
" Jackets:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

ALL who can read. including many
professional and other educated men,
can learn from gentleman and scholar
OF African descent, by reading the re :
port in another column of Rev. G.. V.
Peterson $ sermon before the African
Harmony Grand Lodge, subordinates
and visiting brethren. He is u remark
able genius and good man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
express trains

II sCAtAAlc Ia thtGl NV Az. 1871
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST Bousn
express trains
Nlw YoUK. week days. ana, .7ol, 800
a. IN. ~ 0S, - as 81 4hp. IN.
EEw YonK, Sundays. '2lJ, 200 e. m.,
sllo5, - 3, - 20 % p. IN.
s7Ol7 10 IS 80. 800. 80 u, 10 NJ, ~ q
Il. ~. sl2Os, 0O, - 3, 800, 40. 1918,
8 q, 90 81 a. o. SO .iolJ =. N.
PHILADELrnlA, Sundays. '2l3, 100 - %
5oG'' G.'Slj' Us. Go. st Is, : 3d. .ioii
'CnrsrER. week days. .2ls. COS, 10,
= . 30. - 90, 100; 20 20 io29 "a .,
525. Go .Gsi 100. %, .i0l5 i. m.
CitFsrTH, Sundays. Eal3 100, "7CO 30,
| o 1a II n. NJ, sl20S, lt0, 80 g. W
10 .6ia 2h,6ld,'b q. 75g md 10 lip. IN
ArlAN1lo CRY, \. j. 200 "a n.,
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore ana Washington. Is 90 TsI
S.l45a. ~, : % stlj, '5l5. a53i, IS Il
all duiy, 4Oa. III, '2l0p. II, daily
baltimore and principal stations OF
Philu Division, t.lj y. NJ, daily.
| PittsDurg ISL a. m. and 1918 p. IN.
q Zen 20, as Ala. m. &c 81 p. M. daily.
4 ClnClnllhAl hhu u LOUIS, VII % o., IN
md 81 y. mt daily.
| SINaHKLY ACCOMMODATION $50 r.
daIy undl- - n. m, daily, except Mon
da", 70 o u. m, Suusny only.
| LAEDENBERG ACCOMMODATION, woel
days, %, 100 a. M, 10 aud % y. IN
Sun days, . 80 a. m.
TRAINS LEAVE hAnKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia ana way station
week days; 20. 40 $3.50 1858 Il. M
lt,i, 2H,, >, 4b5 p. M. SUNDAYS Ga
73l. m l24i, . s., 81 i. m.
For baltimore, week days, 63S, ssJ
a. M: . 30, - o., a % y. m. sundays, ! 5,
q. m; 80 aud si55 ?, N.
Baltimore and principal stations o
Ph0a dHS ision at ~ p. IN. daily.
For l.nndenbcrg and way stations, wee
, days, q 50, % - Z m, 23J, 40 d. II
: Sundays 0 . II. M; IS y. m.
tnvdso, = SOa. M, daily, except SUI
DIV.
Pittsburg, $3.50 a m, daily, except Sun
: dHyi -. y, m, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR Wm.MIHgroH.
Daily,ai 0, 1sl5, 1000, al 10 n. M, 20
noon, t0300, 'JN'4 10, A. 0j,G 3O.a7 ~
badly, except Sunday, els, 40 and IS a
M, '1ii. Il 10 ana 81. II. o. y. M. suuda
on'Y $50 n. M, 3 y. M.
Telephone No. 1913.
Ba-Eatos to western points lower tina
Vinany other line
C.o.sCULL, Ut. ODELL,
Gem Pass. AIT Genl Mlnager.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.



Trains will leave Wilmington as follow,
Phil.delphla scxpressl. LIS, asa ~. ESQ
4; ~, "a q. y y. s., Ia, S. ~, i s.,
" %. NJ 10 iDp. IN.
4 nee 6. "a q 81 ~ "a a iS.s
FOR Chester teIpressl. 1888, IsassO go
M M, liSl a. NJ, Il 80. 6tS Si7, 7oG, and
Accommodation, GO sSA 7oS SO los
u ga r., EA asa 80 . p. "a, 7D,
,aSeS YORK, IS 25S "a. Go, SIS So
* q e s. 4 . u = m o., = 4, Y. "a " q
For Vest Chester, via LGinoEin, . ~ and
10 a. ~, - and 60 p N.
baltimore and intermediaic station, 2 a
Haiin ise and ND I nnS \ rs Gits,;
baltimore and Washington, u, sol oil,
10 y and II oa a. M, 1905, .ilA Az 44S,
Tfnins of Diys 500 leave sk ofi
n Neg se sa5r e. 20 sna n n MA ma ass asa
sso SS s q na M 10 n : and 70, M
marsinSton, Delmar, and way stations
EIpiess Tor Harrington, $50 and 700 p. IN.
Express Tor Dover. Harrington. and DuI-
MAJ, "a o. =; m.snd V a p. III.
Fxnrcss for Eape Charles, Old Point Com.
fort, and Norfolk, u Ol q. M, and l. Il y. IA.
Leave rhllsdeiPs's Broad Street, for Will
m II x ss1p s -, %! 2 81 a.. w
.oL -: Sos: 'iis. 6CG CO, So, Ii ID
kceomodsilon, ess, oN, 10 2su5S am,
J. = 22s $40 4id, SO. CO, sSS, zoos,
10 AZ aud II 80 p. IN,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Phiiadslphis teHpressl.I S. 81 an.
NJ A. n, ~ 81 SaI 'd25, std, aud
a Accom- citation, 100. sia 9ioA.M., l2Ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Probably every lady buyer
of silks knows by this time
OF the rapid advance 10 these
goods. We have a magnifi-
cent line OF colored silks for
fancy purposes and holiday
uses. The Sc are our regu-
lar 50-cent qualities, but a
quick purchase enables us t.
offer them at the extremely
low price Of 80 cents per
yard.
old rose
pink
yellow
lilac
grange
gen d'srmo
! canary
nile green
! shrimp
ciCl
cardinal
There's only about one thou
sand yards OF these desirable
silks, all in the newes,
brought out colors. You
will fad it hard to Ieplact
them at the money.
Twelve pieces Of Robt
Cloths in combination, o
subdued and harmoniou,
colofings.
Q shades of gray
terra Gotta
olive
greer
blue
garnet
blacs
which have been selling al
season for 81, They ar,
+. fine wool fabrics and W.
have reduced the lot to q
cents per yard.
l. A cream white cashmer'
: gool ribbed vest for ladies'
made Of pure stock, eepeci
ally for our retail sales. Iilg'
mech, silk worked, and Ion!
sleevss--soit and pleasant /
/. the touch. One Of the hes
fall and winter garments 10
The pee We know of~$l 2.
= GloVes--pig sIin biarrii
mousquetaire-stronger an
:. heavier than kid and look
we'll for every. day use. Size
5 to Z in tans, browns al
slates--69 cents per pair.
Drap de Perse--aiter t h
designs OF reps, but warme
fast coli RS. bright design
especially good Tor VIA p
and house dresses, 10 c Il
per yard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
WIN. b. SHARP & co.

We have some customers
who prefer a strictly all wool
blanket. We have it,weigh
Ing 81 pounds per pair,
made with red, blue a n d
pink borders, for S4.6S per
pair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Sealskin Plush Jackets for DC.
Bealskin Plush Jscke's for ~.
Sealskin Plush Jackets for H12.
y Length Seslskin Plush Jackets fol
Si3.
A fine quality OF SeAlskin Plust
Jackets that generally retails from
S25 to s32, $3.50.
Goats:
80 inch Seal Skin Plush Coats for s15
32-ineh Seal Skin Plush Goats for SIS
Mod jeskas:
Seal Skin Plush Modjeskas, hand
somely trimmed, $40.
Seal Skin Plush MolJeskss, long front
ble sleeves, seal ornaments, $l2.
Very iine Seal Skin Plush Modjeskas,
trimmed with triple pendant
fringe, $3.50
Extra Iuslity Seal Skin Plush Mod
jeslias, trimmed with tripple.k knot.
ted fringe, SIS.
Fine Seal SKIN Plush
Wraps $40 and SI2.
None efMese PMA Gar
M1enks 11A be on sale until 10
o'eloek this m0rniMg.
Second. Chestnut street side. Four ele-
vators.
About loo od1 Goats for
children, sizes 8 to IL, that
have been 81. so to $25. are
now $3.50 to $40. Good
styles and good materials.
Children's School and
Party Dresses In all the new
colers and styles.
Second floor, Chestnut street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
EAST SIDE
WATCH YOUR CORNERS
y Asst SIDE
EAST SIDE
EAST SIDE

Don't run after the first fellow that cackles about br
but take look around and size up the footwear
offered that's good advice for you and it suits the Fam st
House, because know very well that when you've o ~
others show and got their lowest prices you will
to the Family Shoe House, where. for quality and low nr
beat them ALL Remember liberal rule OF excb7ra %
what you buy here does not fit suit, bring back I
changed or get your money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

THE recent fatal accident at fire in
Philadelphia, coupled with the fact
that since the establishment OF the
present department In 1871 there have
been about seventy similar accidents,
has caused movement to be inaugu
rated in favor of pensioning the fire.
men. There is no doubt but this
should lie done, not only in Philadel.
phia, but especially in this city Tie
men that compose our lire department
are among the braVest in the State,
ever ready and willing to respond to a
call to save the property of others
The majority OF them are 90 attached
20 their companies that they do moi
ind time to attend to or belong to shy
beneficial society. The consequence
Is, that when oyertaken by sickness
much OF which is brought on in The
discharge OF their duties % 1remen
many are without means. We are no
In favor of paid department, but WI
are greatly in favor Of some provision
being made whereby our iirenen, wheI
pvertaken by sickness or accident II
the discbarge of their duties, woult
be paid stipulated amount per week
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
CLOTHING

Ready-made or made
to your order, just as
you prefer; and always
at the yer > lowest pri-
ces that the ready cash
will buy Bear in mind
we aim 10 do a cash
business buy with the
cash in hand and sell
Tor cash so that we can
sell on a close margin.
"Small profits and
quick sales" are our
Ideas Of doing business.
See our immense as
sortment OF Overcoats.
Some OF them as good
as YOU ever saw ready.
made. We have then
for Men, Youths, Boy.
and Children.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tai!ors, 9th & Market
Clothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Kid button, small size worth s6c our
price SOC.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Kid and pebble button, sizes II 70
cheap at SL75. Our price only 81 ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Pebble button, heel and spring heel
sizes II TO .. good value. si.b0. our pric,
only y5G.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Pebble Kid, sprinS heel, button, wor
SIC. our price 0jc. .....
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
LOT OF CHILDREN,s

Pebble and kid. wedge heel, button
cheap enough ut Csc. Our price only
I0c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

sqnnre toe pebble button, real valu
Sl.15. Our price only $l2j.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

SOMETHING must be wrong with the
Eeather department at Washington.
We were told on Wednesday That We
would have a regular oldiEshioned
blizzard yesterday, with rain, snow
and general cold weather. But it did
not come, and take the day all through
1t was as fine as could be expected at
ihis season of the year. 1t Is, how
ever, possible that in consideration Of
It's being holiday the blizzard stopped
over on the way 10 spend Thanks
giving, and may reach as later in lht
reason.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
LOT Il LADIES

French kid button. cheap at $3.50. oul
price s2.uJ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Goat lace shoes loc. Pebble button 100.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

DALTIMoRE& ONO RAILROAD.
ID suAcuule ~ eject Nov, 40. 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BOusD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Fine pebble button. worth S4.o0. OF
price only sl,jO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
|POSNER & co.
OF the many bargains for this week W
will just mention few.
WORSTEDS.

Zephyrs all shades &C. o.,
sold elsewhere at SC.
Saxony all shades, fine quail
ity, full OF. at &c.
Germantown wool never sold
less than I2c. only loo a hank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29
LOT OF LADIES

Glove kid top button, usual price $3.50
Ourprice only sl.75.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Lot of Mems Kip Boets, long leg,
sizes aud Z, cheap at 1878. Our price
S2.75.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

All these goods will close out at the above low pss
whether it takes day week. If you don't get here o
Monday when you can and if we still have YOU" 90
you get it at the above mentioned low price. c,
We always keep the best grades of Rubbers Woonsoc
year Glove Meyer and New Brunswick We wish to call %
attention ST. s235 S275 calf hook lace shoes tor men
STYLE quality and good there is shoe in Del'""
them at the price.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Lot Of Babies Babies Pebble auo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Lot of Mems Kip Boots, long leg
Sizes q, I, 9, and II, usual price $500
Our price only S3.25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Lot of mems Coarse Boots, general
price $3.50. Our price only Sl.75.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

LADIES
Fine kids, mat kids, glove kid top and
kangaroo kid button Samples, small
sizes wonld cost you in the regular way
400. our price only Se.3. These arc OF
several different styles and makeA but
all prime and warranted.
LOT OF LADIES'
Very fine Tampioo goat button,
regular price, 81. u. Our price only 200
LOT OF LADIES'
Fine pebble button. worth $3.50. Our
price only SOD
LOT OF LADIES
Fine pebble button, worth $500. Our
price only ESQ
LOT LADIES'
French kid button. cheap ut $3.50. Our
price $500
LOT OF LADIES
Glove kid top button, usual price o. 80.
Ourprice only SLID.
LOT OF MISSES
High cut glove top, patent tip hook laco
sizes |, v and ., spring heel aud heel,
regular price $3.50. Our price only $500
These are very fine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-29

Baby's Lace Shoes Toe. Baly's E..tol
Shoes, ljc.