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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
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Smith American organ, nearly new
ESQ; Newman Bros, new, 200; Story &
Clark, new, $50. g. W. Kennedy & Co.,
7i9 Market street.
II you want good sweet potatoes thai
are not frost-bltten go 10 Smeltz Il Co..
Is y. Ali street. They put them up for
the winter, and you run no risk OF get
ting bad ones.
As TOMORROW Is Thanksgiving,
and We wish all connected with the
office to enjoy the day untrammeled
with business cares, we will not issue
any paper.
Rev. James Frazer left Las Vegas,
New Mexico, on Monday, for Hayre De
Grace, Md, having accepted call from
one Of the churches at that place.
Lewis Mendinhall, residing near Jen-
nerville, Penn Township, Pa, who has
been suffering from pneumonia, was
eighty better a. last accounts.
The livery stable OF Peter X. Tuohey,
at kennett Square, Pa, was offered at
public sale few days ago, wien 1t was
withdrawn on a bid OF g.. 100.
Mr.. George Carter, foreman OF the
Farm Il Home, has changed his boarding
place to No. 425 Il. Fourth Street.
DIR. }. NJ. Smith, of Ches old, wac In
town this morning.
Pharmacist o. q. Spear, Of the West
street Pharmacy, has recovered from a
recent illness as he was seen on the street
this morning.
Miss Eliza Bradley of Bancroits Bank
gave party at her home on Monday ey'
eninr, TO celebrate her departure to
Florida.
George Z. Whiteman, livtryman on
Shipley street above Seventh, was kick
cd on the leg by horse III his stable yes
to-day afternoon making 4 slight wound.
The united missionary service at St.
Johns i. l.. Church on Friday will be
held at 7.45 p. M, instead of !. 80 p. M,
us first intended.
The Pension department, to-day, gran
ted an original invalid pension to Alfred
h. MARVEL Of Milisboro, Delaware, and
an increase to Robert Riley OF Centreville
Md.
The black driving horse of Alfred 2.
Elliott dislocAted his lower jaw q few
days ago, aud the operation OF reseting
was performed by Drs. Ewes and Lintz.
They actually did find him at Second
aud Lombard streets iu Philadelphia.
Summoned before q magistrate for a
petty oilense he verified his name was Nc
Ginty aud therefore was Immediately
Released.
Rev. VIM. Hayes Moore, pastor OF the
Now London Presbyterian Church, was
married last Thursday evening to Miss
Ada $. Peacock. The ceremony was cele-
brated at the home of the bride, in Berlin,
Camden county, N. J. The ceremony
was performed by lev. 5. A. Gayley, as.
sisted by Revs. W. Il. Huston aud Nc
Gabnielian.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
lsnperinr Gnurt

Court Teconvened at 0 O'Clock this
morning with all the Judges present.
Attorney General Blggs a, ktd that the
other cases Of alleged fraudulent regis
iralion be postponed until some future
day, on account Of his inability to find
the missing tax receipts.
Benjamin Eirl1s. Esq, attorney for
the plaintiffs In the case oil Lichtensten
II Hart We. James 4. Richardson, stated
that the case had been settled by a judy.
ment In favor of the defendant.
Hon. Charles b. Lore, counsel tor the
plaintiff In the ease OF Hannah NJ. Murr.-
son vs.. Edward Ilaman and Giles Lamb
son, sheriff, being suit in replevin, had
consultation with John II. Kolpey
E3q., attorney Tor the defense. After be
ing absent from the courtroom for some
time they returned, when MIR. Lore sad
that they confessed Judgment for Si9T In
favor Of the defendant, with stay OF exc
cution ioI twelve months.
II. Z. Conrad end William 8. Hiles,
Esgs., counsel for George II. Williams,
colored, convicted of murder OF the fir I
degree, asked the Court IL they wish Il
Them 10 make an affidavit in relation 10
certain men who We're on the jury, or II
Their declaration IN regard to the facts
would be satisfactory without their being
obliged to swear to them.
Attorney General Biggs said that he
was perfectly satisfied TO accept the state
ments. and the matter tested for the
present.
Shortly after II o'clock Court al.
jouruel until 10 O'Clock Monday morn.
rug,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
Thanksgiving SerVic es.

There will be Il special Thanksgiving
service TO- morrow morning at 1880
O'Clock ia the l;ohueY street Presby-
teriau Church. The desire is that it
shall tie au old-i shioned Thanksgiving
service anu that fathers and mothers
shall bring their children with them to
the service.
Union Thanksgiving services of the
Presbyterian churches IN Central presby-
tGrian Church, King street above seventh,
nj 10. 80 a. IN. Sermon by Rev. Geo NJ.
Hickman.
Divine service will he held on Thanks
giving day ia tie First Congregational
Methodist Church, Fourth street below
French, commencing at D. m., in
e1arge OF the pastor, Brother Walker. A
cordial Invitation Ia extended to all
Elder j. Tfumhauer, from Chester,
Pa, will preach tomorrow evening,
Thanksgiving, at 7.40 Tor the Heavenly
Recruits at baldwin's, 3l2 East Fourth
street
There will be THANKSGIVING services at
the Christian Mission, Front and JetTer.
son streets CONNIE cing at o'clock,
consisting Of general love feast, thanks
giving praise aud prayer. The pubic
are cordially invited. Let us come up to
the house oil the Lord with songs OF
than ksgiv!ng. c. jones' president.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
EDITION


Before the hour of O'Clock last night
ladies and gentlemen were awaiting the
opening of the dOors of he Young Mems
Republican Club building, $40 King
street. p A flag was floating over the mid
die of the street and electric lights flash
ed aud iliekered from the front OF the
building.
Promptly at o'clock the doors were
thrown open, the crowd began to pour 10
and the visitors were warmly greeted by
members OF the Climb 10 full evening
dress. The first stop was In the beauti-
ful Parlor and from thence young escorts
took them through every other portion
oil tue building and those who consented
were served with lemonade and cake In
the dining room. Nothing stronger Is
ever allowed in tie building.
Postmaster Taylor, Judge Ball. @. J,
Campbell, president OF the Young Mems
Democratic Club, j. W. Adydon, super
inteudent OF the Gre alarm, Patrick
Neary, John W. Dlekey, Peter j. Ford,
Colonel John NJ. Newell, City Solicitor
II. G. Turner and Squire l.. A. Berto.
lette, well-knoWn Democrats, were
warmly greeted. Handsome at all times,
they were never more handsome than
they were last night when surrounded By
crowd OF Republican ladies aud gen
Nemen.
About $50 O'Clock there were calls
upon Il. Eden Bach for a speech, bat that
gentleman introduced Hon. Char es Ii.
Treat, who made an enthusiastic address.
Then followed United States Senator
Higgins, and Rev. j. s. Wills, whose
addresses were eloquent and highly eulp-
CYSTIC OF the club. Mr.. Bach being again
called upon, made an animated and
nanny ahNrAsn II. n
by Representative L. Il. Wallace of Sus
sex county. Among those from dis.
lance were Colonel ID. p. Barnard, Jr., oil
Wyoming, Del; Il. I. White and J.
Hutchinson, Moor,s, Pa; j. Colby
Smith, Kent county: Represent tive
Lewis Il. Wallace, Seaiord; Chsrles IL.
Treat, Georgetown; Lieutenant lie Roy
Brown, L. s. A, Newark, DID,; Repre-
sentative d. $. Clark, Keutuu; Inspector
Gene al Theodore +. Armstrong, Newark.
1t wss not until IL o'clock that tho re-
ception had ended, and nearly 1000 PEG
pie LETT well pleased with their visit to
the Young Mems Republican Club Build.
ing.
Letters of regret have been received
from President Harrison, Vice. Piesident
Lew r. Morton; Secretary of the Interior
Johu w. Noble, Postmaster General John
WAnamaher, secretary OF state James
q. Blaine, Secretary Of War Redicld
Proctor, Secretary OF the Navy benjamin
i. Tracey, Governor Beaver OF Penusyl-
van!a, Governor Riggs OF Delaware
The election Of officers of tho club viii
take place on Friday evening, Dect mbcr
6. Tue following ticket is In nomination
with 10 opposition SO far: President, :.
NJ. KNOX; vice-president Thomas Holt;
treasurer, j. Eldr'dgs Pierce recording
secretary Lambert j. Foulk; correspond
Ing secretary, Robert J Jump, Dr.; imam
cisl secretary, Ferris Giles; marshal, W.
9. MehatfS.
Tnere are now IS spplicsnts for menu
bership ~ the next meeting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

At the meeting OF the Street and Sewer
Commissioners last evening tho weekly
payroll, amounting to tj0613, was pre-
scented and orders drawn ior the same.
The city auditor reported that he had
collected SlO7.20 on liens and 6eyeral
permits for drains granted. On the an
plicAtion OF City Solicitor Turner two
orders for $500 each were drawn I'm hIs
favor To enter as The expenses OF special
luriea In the cases of Anderson VS.. the
Mayor and Council of Wilmington, and
Flanagan vs.. the same.
Electric lamps We're ordered to be
placed at Fifteenth aud Clavmont, Maple
and franklin, and on Shallcross street
near Lowering avenue.
Several communications were received
IN reference TO the condition of Lobdell
street. watch were referred to the street
commissioner
The following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That the request OF j Edward
Addicks, communicated to this board In
his letter OF October Il, for the opening
aud grading OF Madison street from iis
present terminus at the railroad to Beech
street and for the def elton of the line OF
the street, is refused for tho reason that
the proposed opening and grading of said
street is ut this time iuexpedient and i'm
practicable, aud the proposed DETECTION
pf said street would be an undesirable
aud unnecessary change oil the plans OF
the streets OF the city, without any cor
responding public advantage"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

PiTrspuRO, Nov. 2G.-Bcfore Alder.
man Suecop, J. GamLolaskl charged 2,
Turning with Assault and battery. Gun
hing is special officer whose duties are
to keep the peace at 81. Adelbert's Polish
l;Cmal Catholic Church.
GAmbUlnski ALLEGES that on Sunday he
WIS citing in his pew in the church when
one of the ushers brought strange man
up and wanted to put him IN his pew
Mr., Gamholaski would not permit this.
as he expected his son 10 come In in a few
minutes and there was not room In the
pew ior three.
The usher told Officer Cunning about
he matter, and the prosecutor alleges
that the officer then dragged him out of
the pew and gave him a beating IN the
fight that ensued. A warrant was issued
for Cummings arrest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

We have over 5000 yards
of ribbons in remnants
crown edge, p;cot edge OF
MORE, satin edge OF gros
grain, plain satin in vide
widths, and some few iancies
in wide widths. They a,e
all in extra qualities and
there's mighty good picking
in the lot. They are fully
one-thitd off in price and
run from S cents to 50 cents
per ysrd.
We show a nice line Of
LADIES' and Children's Muffs
and Collars in all the popu.
lar kinds:
Black Harc,tl. Nutria, g..
French Sea-. Sis. Monkey, s..
Monkey, S.. Monkey, 81.
Astrakan, 81. Beaver, $3.50.
Beaver, 50.
Chincdilla sets for Children
81 80 and So rs, including
muft and boa, and in white
angora, $3.50 and IS.
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
carly. Gloria stands for
standard qualities in umbrel.
las, but an imitation gloria
is about as bad a thing as
you could get. Antique
handles of oxidized silver In
26-ioch are 81 so, $1.75,
5000. In g. iuch, 175,
So, 81 25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
FIFTH edition

Information came ia rlI,,
sNiggett q couple OF DAYS ago n, VI folics9
vice where young white plrI, ~ W 1rh o.
In house kept by rnlo, "y'e ruined
named Mary McComb an ', T wom.a
between l2th and 1911. A rs S.'ss;
woman named Maggie sh.i..pp aafI'cl
In New Castle, Katie Cole. thi' tlys'taS
ing her age at IL aud Lucy prony,, gl''
mus eity' q young girl who Win no,GSl
until next May, were a, tl,a wv O' II
mouse on Saturday night ana "olaa,
There until morning win me' mabel
rants were Issued Tor Tie ,rT'., vat
parties, and the woman NcCn,,,' ~ ~ 10
Shilling, the two girls, Anla mad "a.se
sherwood, an engineer on A shIt,'-' Hlusl
r., W. & b. railroad, were ar,.','i VI 'ai
The hearing came OF tetIr. ~ !,
picipal Court this forenoon. Ila ,.'@ "
mony OF the woman shilling and ne e'.'
girls Cole aud Pretiyman reyg,l,5 "s 10
gushing night OF lewdness prl,,t.s,'s
Mary McCombs' house with sba,va a
They had frequently been al Tho wy
house before. Tho waud,,Irg '4us
the streets. how they met. p,,,' I'.li
met again, got oysters aud tiueli, ,,i Ni
ing up OF the night In drbaurLayv' '44'
crime forms a chapter Of quilt and Ial
revolving tobe la d before the to,l T.. W
the REPUBLICAN,. Whep Lucv p,.,"'
man, child In years but lAr.tlv 6ovFr
oped, was put upon the witness .'si
she entirely broke down, and anna ~.
and tears sat down on cha. and hn,,i
her lace In her hands. A"4
1t required every effort Of her mo,A..
and Matron White to calm her IA I,.
she could testify. The woman SEiu'HA
and the girl Cole testified with nor. 4,
surance, but at the close Of tho tfsI an
three OF the witnesses were led ont pirH,
way to the most ritlable iameut,,Io,,
and cries. The hearing was under n.
new law prescribing n punishment a.
enticing, harborlng aud abusing Em.,
children under 10, and the woman N.
Comb and Sherwood were helI md,
VI ,OC0 each TO appear for hearing a,
Saturday morning next a. o'co.k, and
Maggie Shilling, Kate CJle AID LU,
PTettyman were each held III der b,
bail to appear and testify. The extrens
punishment under the new law Is ;lOg
line and years imprisonment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

Rev. J. owen sypherd, OF LAIR i, and
Rev. j. II. Duhadaway, OF seaford,
started for llooper's leland, few days
ago, 10 assist IN defeating a church. At
Cambridge, Md, they hired double
team Tor % miles Griye, but they had
not proceeded hail that distance when
the horses stopped In n pond Of water,
and could rot he forced to 60 ahead
unit ont OF the ministers got out OF the
carriage and took one OF them bv the
Birdie. Alter resumiug his seat they
proceeded until coming to a forest, when
the horses again stopped, and neither
Seeding, pray ing or fogging could In
duce them 10 70 ahead. After laboring
with them long time Rev. Mr. sypherd
ami man named Donaho alighted and
started to walk, leaving Mr.. Duhadawey
IN the carriage, when the horses started
oil IN gallup. The distance through
the forest was about five miles, aud when
they reached It's e ge day was breaking.
having been the entire night on the road.
When they reached their place OF desti-
nation they were soaking wet, and the
dedication had to DO postponed in conss.
qugnCe OF the rain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
II. 4 %. stock Takes u rlyer.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. ~, --Oue huu.
dred shares Of the Baltimore aud Oto
railroad common stock sold to-day at ~
the first time it has reached that nglr
since the beginning OF the decIn, Cau.i
by the company's financial trouble,
The increase In value has been rfadni
since the new executive almjniSgtiol
begun. Yesterday 100 shares were sold
al 90, and to-day Whrn the irsl sale 81
par was effected the Announcement Hs
bulletined IN big letters on the Stock IL.
change blackboard
The opinion among bankers is tlat%
stock will loli about mar until divGc1a
are resumed, which II is thought the COZ,
pany will be all go do next spring.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

AsDrRY PARk, n. j., Nov. GA
ghost winch at irregular intervals for the
past two years has male visitation IN u e
neighboIhoJd Of Key East as resolved
tut, very sub tsntial reality. 1t seems
that Miss Pfube Van deWatcr oil BroaK-
Ign, VITO has spent most of her time with
the family OF her uhcle, Thomas Lee, at
Key East, is subject o the my steriqus i'm.
pulse, OF somHambu ism. About twice a
week Miss Van deWater breaks her mid
night Sic + long enough TO take a stroll
about the streets ~ the village. At such
times she Is clad ouly In her airy night
dress. Early yesterday morning She was
found sitting on fence about two block
from her uEcle's house. She has i'm
plofed her friends to attach chain aul
lock to her wrists hereafter, in order u
avoid the dangers of midnight prone.
nade4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
THIRD EDITION.


Mr.. and Mrs. William Beadenkopf
celebrated their fifteenth wedding amt.
yerkary, and the eighteenth birthday an.
nlversaty of their niece, Elsie May Foord,
daughter oil VILLA m q. Foord, last
night, at their beautiful villa, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue aud Broome street.
The psrlor and dining room were beautl-
fully decorated with potted flowers aud
foliage plants, and twinlng aud hanging
smilax lent an additional charm TO PEN
dent chandeliers and gus Jets. Tho
evening was spent In most enioyab BILE
manner, and a solid collation. was hearth
ly partaken OF. The flowers were fur.
nshed by J. NJ. Lewis s. Sons, and
among the guests present were Mrs.
Emaline Beadenkopf anl Rev. Thomas
Beadenkopi, of Baltimore, Md; Mr..
Joseph Mcdonnell, OF Pottsville, Pa. /;
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Buckley, Chester,
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Worth, West
Chester, Pa; Mr.. aud Mrs. j. NJ Emer-
son aud daughter, Ansonia, Connecticut;
Mr.. Walter NJ. Francis, Atlanta, Ga. !;
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. A. Seheidt, German
town, Pa; Misses Jennie Churchman
and Jennie Thompson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Baker, Mr.. 8. j.
Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Washington Has
tings, Hon. and Mrs. Charles b. Lore,
Gen. aud Mrs. j. Parke Postle, Col. aud
his. Enoch Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Pusey, DIR. and Mrs. A. c. Frautz,
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. w. 6ouert, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Stevenson. Mr.. and Mrs Il. l..
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Doughten.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 7. Moody, Mr.. aud
Mrs. 4. j. Muhlhausen, Mr.. aud Mrs. Z.
Wesley Weldin, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II.
llumford, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert b.
Wheeler, Mr.. aud Mrs. willard &. Pyle,
MIR. and Mrs, Elwood B. Pyle, Mira.
Emma Moore. Mr.. aud Mrs.. @. II. Tow u :
send, Mr.. and Mre. VIM. II. Billany, Mr..
aud Mrs. q. w. Mccullough, Mr.. aud
Mrs. WIN. q. Foord, Miss Hanna Foord,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
h. 7. Pickles, Mr.. and Mrs. Chs. Beaden.
kept, Mr.. Henry Beadenkopf, Rev. and
Mrs. Jacob Todd, Rov. aud Mrs. H..
Ashton Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc
Caulley, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. b. Gillespie,
Mi aud Mrs. Stewart Almond, Mrs. W.
II. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs, Robert w.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Robinson,
Mrs. Rachael Or eu, Mr.. and Mrs.
ferris, MIR. E. $. X. Butler, Mrs. NJ, A..
McNsmee, Mrs. NJ. A. Flaglor, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Curry, Mr.. and Mra. Charles
5. Robb, Mrs d. Frank Perkins, Mrs.
George S. 6rubb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. !. Martin. Mr.. aud Mis-. Benjamin
q. Bye, Misses Mary Lacklep, Annie
Rates, Annie Draper, Caroline Beggs,
Emma Lore, Mollie Solom II, May and
Ella FlaglOr. Matte Robinson, Matte
Perkins, Berthe Rumiord, Mary aud
Clara Scott, May Lindsay, Sarah
Almond, Alice Pusey, Maggie Nc
Donnell, Messrs. Ernest Haynes,
Clarence Hollis, John Bratton,
Alfred Churchmau, Joseph Simmons,
Benjamin I. Bye, Jr, Elmer Rye, Percy
Morrison, q. Parke Postles, Robert S.
Baird, Frank Murphy, George s. Lowry,
A. e. sanoorn, }. Frank BIggs, George
8. Robinson, Leonard ?. Lloyd, Charles
NJ. Townsend, Walter T. Butler, j.
Ferris Belt, VIII W. Knox.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
Killed on the Railroad.

About 2 O'Clock yesterday al,eruw,,
John Logan, an Austrian, WHO WIS w,ll.
Ing to this city from Baltimore, w
struck by engine No. g. on the r, ". {
b. railroad, near Newark, ard fatally 10.
jured. He was brought to the station "a
this city, where he was attended by Dn
Draper and Ogle. 1t was found III,
both his legs were broken, and that il,
was injured internally. Nothing coad
be done for him beyond trying n ra,e Id
sutierings, and he died about ocltts
last evening. The remains were taka
to tho morRue and Coroner Gamble VII
hold an inquest as soon as lie can secuu
the witnesses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27
st. Mar, ,,rhiIoina,hean society.


The members Of the PLilomathaan nut I
for theta frat regular meeting last even
irg In the parlors OF St. Mury's 7. A. Is.
Society. Selections In reading were
given by Nessrs. Mcbride and O'Noln.
while Messls. MeKegney, Kevile and
Orpen, declaimod very crelitably. The
singing Of Messis. Davis and Kerrlgan
was quite feature.
The nest meeting will Re held Deem
|. r 10th, when choice program will be
given. Tie organization OF the Phiihar-
monte Quartetle viii be heard from on
that occasion.
The young men Of this society are
showing great appreciation of the ad.
vautagcs oneied them. They now talk OF
a select night school, where they can re-.
ceive instruction on subjects OF general
iutereGt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

JoNE.--on the 27th inst, David Jones,
aged 80 years.
Relative, and friends are respectfully
invited - attend his funeral from his
late residence. No IU2 East sixth street .
ON saturday uCNt. ScTN ices 1t the house
pt o'ciock y. ~. lntcrmcnt ut River
view cemetery.
BEN BDLD-un November % William
RryLOll trrd - years.
the relatives and friends Of the rlmil y
arc respectfully invited u attend the
funeral GA saturday morning at 10
o'clock ttum his late residence, near
DelnWHrc CITY, BET. Carriages meet
train at Rey bold station.
SAW lN.-On the 27th inst, Aaron :.
C.tWtn, ugcd ~ years.
Made friends OF the deceased are
respectfully invited to attend his ftu.
eral from his la'c residence, No Iai
East sixth street, on saturday. al II
o'clock, ~. IA lntcrnent At ola swedc {.
tplIFtrlN,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

A fine collection Of Italian Florimtiue
Marble and Ala.a>ter stataarg will lie
sold at auction, commencing Saturday
evening, al 100 in the store, No. ! EG5.
Fourth street The goods will be Oh er-
libition, Friday, November 20, after
noon. Sale will be continued the follow
In. week in the afternoon and evening,
Tor few days only. A rare opportunity
is offered to adoru your homes with line
artistic ornaments. Ladies' are especially
invited. Lorenzo L0rerzl, importer. c.
IL. Hightield Y Co, auCt!oLeers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

"Tslklng Of Christians ?"
says one lady customer to
another. A good idea and
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
aut for you now. Think of
holiday things and buy
early.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

Turkeys sold at from Is y % c'iHl
pound; chickens, 30 cent, to s 20 a ~
ducks, 81 to 81 25; geese, Il to Na
each; butter, 80 to IS cents, eggs, da
50 cents; white potatoes, II to T. celai
half peck; sweet potatoes. IS to y rs'i
do ; turAips, $ TO 10 cents do; cc1erI,
TO 10 cents a bunch; beets, . ceat {,
cabbage, to 8 cents a heal; r,o5l
to % each; squirrels, 20 cents each n :,
sum, IS to 40 cents pair; nartfllgeA \
to 40 cents pair; pigeons, - to w '''
q pair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

At this mornings session Of NC "a i' 4
cipal Court John Crouiu, affess' ls
Officer Sherer for drunkenness W. pDiI.
charged upon his promise 10 81 70
delphia. ~, ,,.o,lgt
Gsoree Rice was fined {! for tlso 's,.
conduct, and Spencer Williams WI wa h.
$40 and costs Tor being abusive '"'
orderly towards Mary +. Bya'd'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-11-27

A gentleman wloso sight was so weak
lie cOulo not see TO recognize an object
tat lew ieet from him. after using ona
bottle OF DIR. slmms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street We know OF
several cases Of this kind during the
week. II is the great sight preseryer. 70
and so cents 4th and King,