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Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

BuTF,L 40, N. Y, Oct. s.-Charles y.
Orris, who resided with lis mother, Mr..
May King, In the third story Of 40 Main
street, .thot her while sleeping, early
this morning, aud then committed sui.
eide by cutting his throat with a razor.
When the discovery was made the mur.
dered woman lay in b d on her back, SIS
II quietly sleeping. She undoubtedly
never realized what had happened to
her. Even the bedcloihes, though satu-
r.ted with blood. were not disturbed.
lie lett note saying; II should prefer
cremation, II possible, i am
tired OF living, and that Is enough.
Mother could not get along without mc.
80 | ended her suffering slso." The sur
roundings Indicated that Orris, aI'er
cutting Ills throat. sat down In an easy
char and smoked . cigarette while his
liie blood was flowing out.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded at the Office OF the Engi-
neerlng and Surveying Department yes
terday:
John r. Elliott, by z. G. Bradford,
ext, to William J. Fisher, house and lot
No. 1913 West Fourth street. 1890 feet.
John r. Elliott, by E. G. Bradford,
ext, to William J. Fisher, house and lot
north side Twelfth street between Bowers
and Dure, 60x60.
John X. Elliott, by f. G. Bradford,
ext, 10 William J. Fisher, house and lot
south side Thirteenth street between
Bowers and Dure, 50x64 feet, o inches.
John X. Elliott, by Il. G. Bradford,
ext, to William J. Fisher, house aud lot
on Bowers street between Twelfth and
Thirteenth. 50x75.
John Il. kl,iot., by +. G.. Bradford,
ext, to John White, east side Broome
street between Front and Second.
34Ax1l6L.
Bariram Hopes and wife, Clement
Hopes and wife, Dawson Hopes and
wife and Bartram Hopes, Jr., to The
Hopes and Townsend Company, four
tracts o! land, bounded by Second, Third,
Pine, Lombard and r., w. Il Il. II. Il.
avenue.
Francis P. Dillon to Leslie J. Haw-
Bins, house and lot north aide Eighth
street between jackson and VauBuren,
The estate OF John Larkins by sheriff
to franklin Hoopes, house and lot north
side Seventh street between Monroe aud
Adams, 1sxS5.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

CHICAGO, Oct. 0.-For some time there
has been a ieud between the boys living
on tho east AMI west banks of the Missls-
sippi river at Brainerd, Mimi, aud the
west side boys declared war OF extcrmi-
nation" against the others. Armed with
small breech-loading rifles, the little
rutlians, thetered by au old saw mill,
opened Dire on the eat siders across the
stream. The east slders, though armed
only with toy pistols, stood their ground
until four riie shots wers fl ed at them,
the last wouudlng Bert Tracy, aged 0
years, In tho gron, and inilictinI a
wound which is believed to be mortal
The attacking party then dispersed.
Their ages range from 10 to IL years.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
Ladies' ClOakilgs, Misses Cl0aks.
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS.

Low priced Garments, Medium Priced Garments
Fine Garments. Our stock is so large we cannot at
tempt description, but cordially invite careful and
thorough inspection OF goods and prices for compar-
son in any market. We name special bargain in La
dies Heavy Stcckinette Jackes-ony % of thm-sizss
80 to AZ, price $2.50 each. good garment at very
low price. |!
Blanket weather has at last arrived and have the
Blankets for you and at such prices you will buy with
hesitation fyou at all acquainted with blanket
values We call attention to four blankets that worthy
OF mme late attention. /
case ia extra large White Blankets at $3.50 pair
case ia extra large White Blankets at $3.50 pair.
1I-4 Silver Gray Blankets clean and nice goods,
$500 pair /
AT $500 we are showing beautiful Blankets. The
goods being exhibited in the show windows Of
three Of the largest stores In Philadelphia at $500 pair
We showing a large variety Of Comfortables well
made goods prices 75c, $lOO. SI25, S175, 49, $780, 81
and $780, We have Elder Down at 49S, $500, $3.50,
80 co. $1,000, $I2.5O, and $500 each. All the best
Elder Down without any fancy price attached. /
We determined to do large and active cash bust.
by making prices low that intelligent
will and must buy to save money and thus promote their
own interests.
Respectfully,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

BoRDENTowN, N. j., Oct. 8.-Drs.
Lewis Jamison and Edward French and
Coroner Naylor made u private examina-
tion Of the body Of Alexander Garter, who
was found dead near the tracks of the
Amboy Division OF the Penusylvania rail-
road this morning. There was q hole
over the right eyebrow and smother on
the right side above the hip. They looked
like bullet w0unds. On the right arm
there was q large bruise, apparently
caused by blow from club. A gold
watch which he usually carried IL miss
ing. It is thought he was murdered, In
stead OF being struck by u train, as at
tlrst supposed. An inquest will 10 held
to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

BAN FRANcisoo, Oct. "a call for o
meeting oi the League Of Heaven aud
Earth" has been posted in the Chinese
quarter oi this place. This Is n srcret
.otlely said 10 have been originally
formed IN China TO get lid Of tho Tartar
dJussiy. It has been prescribed in China
since the TAPPING rebellion, and, It Is said,
has now become, like the High Blnders'
toeeiies q machine for black kinailing and
SenRcan,c, IT. Existence here was known
only To lie members unit, the posting o
the cal. iuI a meeting. ''Its peculiar
feature is that its Victims are removed
tomPIcty.y, no trace of the corpse being
leil lo serve a, clue to the crime. Six
Ch.nr'e are said TO have suffered death at
It's hands within the last few months, but
rl'llyrs can get no facts about their
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

KoKoMo, Ind, Oct. 0.-The people of
jerome, u small town Ia miles east OF
Kokomo, resolved to have "gas well
display" on Monday night. To provide
n grand torch 60-ivot 4-inch pipe was
laid from the mouth Of powerfully
flowing we'll, 4.foot elbow being Mt.
tached, and standing with the nozzle up
right. just when the torch was applied
this end was puahea eidsways on the
ground, and the immense pressure
buried the sixty feet Of pipe around
among the spectators, several oil whom
were caught. Rev q. Warmon was
burned to death, and several others we've
severely burned. One OF the latter, John
IIogue, is not expected to recover.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
LICENSE COURT.
App zALs MADE FoR THOSE
PREVIOUSLY REFUSED.
,u,,, ,tiun, Acted = Upon Yesterday
Afternoon by tho Court--Not
Mach Chance for Those
Eciased Last May.

A, soon ns court resumed yesterday
,csrnp,n. alter the twenty minutcs
rcrs.s. r,,, the applications for liquor liccnses
were taken up
.,L Wtl,on streets, was called, wheu
nrpuly Clerk Osborne said that IL had
ben vi'adrawh.
4Wes Fourth street was the next con.
,ilerel. THIS application was refused ut
The May tom and Mr.. Prickett opposed
IA being granted. Letters In her favor
were real from Thomas johnson, Amos
A, Ia,,burn aud George w. Gray. Lew
C Bird. Esq, although he had not been
retained 10 the case, made an appeal 10
Mr. Prckett again opposed the appli.
cation, and .aid the house bore as bad q
rprn'ation as any In this city. He con-
lsldet that 1t was not needed.
TIE case Of Lawrence Chrran. No. 6l3
West Eighth street, was the next called,
and Nr. Phckeu presented . remon.
,lrancc against IT, The applicant was
not represented.
Gearre Johnson's case was called and
Mr. pfllckctt stated 10 the Court that the
1ppllcAl.an had been refused at The May
Term, He also said that the place Is i'm
meliAtely opposite to that Of Thomas
DoheIty. Tic applicant was Represented
by SAMUEL A. MacalIls,er, ESQ.,, WHO pre-
wr,tl long petition aud uumber Of
letters recommending the applicant.
Hon. Charles II. Lore, attorney for the
lOtmsr owner OF the property, stated the
fac. Of tie case 10 the Court.
Bernard Carr withdrew his applIca-
lion.
johanna KoberlIe applied for a license
for lhr place formerly occupied by Ber-
tnl Fsr,n, over Eleventh street bridge.
Tue applicant WAS represented by Lew
L. Bid. l. IL, who made an urgent ap-
peal In her behalf.
Nj. Prickeit opposed the apple
and called the Rev. Richard j. Watkins
to the slsnl. Ilo testified that the place
kuoi needed or wanted, aud that the
majority OF the residen's . In that vicinity
are opposed to the application being
granted lie also asserted that hslf OF
the slgners to the application are not
ireehoIders as required by law.
The witness WAS cross- examined by Mr.
Bird, aud after he was allowed to leave
the slAnd that Gentleman made another
Appyd to the Court in behalf of his
Client
There was no objection against either
Of tue following Old places:
Sarah h. Leg, No. 72t Market street.
James Mulrooney, southeast corner
Font and franklin streets.
John McCanrey. Nos. $40 aud 302 East
Fourth street.
John A. Nor,t, No 10 East Second
street.
William Il. Pearson, MIdlletown.
George F. Rlbinsou, NJ 100 West
Tenth street.
Court took a rccess until o'clock this
morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

HELENA, Oct. 9.-The election Of
Joseph X. Toole (Dom.) ts Governor OF
Montana is now conce led by majority
OF from 800 to 900. Carter (Rop.), for
Congress, has 1000 m 4jority. Toe Demo
Gratis claim the Legislature by seven. The
Republicans will not coucede as much,
but say that, on the face OF the returns,
It Ia Democratic, but claim fraud In Silver
Bow aud Deer Lodge counties. The
general opinion Is that there will be no
contest, and that the Democrats will have
tha Republicans elect the Congressman
and a large majority OF the State ticket.
The independent clsins the State Senate
u tie and the House by seycn majority.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

WAsniSoToN, Oct. 0.-The grand
procession Of tho knights Tenplar took
place In Washington yesterday, and wBs
reviewed ty President Harrison aud
Grand Master Rooms. There were nearly
nfteen thousand men in line, Penusyl-
vsnia having the largest delegation. At
the close OF the parade the sessions OF the
Grand Encampmept were begun. Mr..
hyron NJ. Parker delivered an address Of
welcome on the part OF the loc II CO .nn,ii-
tee. and introduced Commissioner
Douglass, who welcomed the Knights Ia
behalf OF the city. TO both addresses
tho Grand Master responded, and this
closed the public exercises. The Iowa
delegates were excluded from the En-
campmeut.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

An election took place In indianapolis
yesterday. Late last night returns from
80 preci cts show that Sullivan (Dem.)
is elected over Coburn (Rep,) by twelve
to fourteen hundred. swi (Dem }, for
Clerk, is elected over 1afie (Rep.) by
about s00 Denny (Rcp.), for Mayor,
carried the city two years AGO by 776.
The Council elected to-day will stand 10
Democrats and 10 Republicans, an exact
reversal oil the politics of that body from
its present status. The Board of Alder
men viii stand i've each. The present
Board has six Republicans snd four
Democrats. This is the first Demo
cratic Mayor elected in indianapolis since
1874,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

u sAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8. - Tommy
" w MMfrren, early this morning met Jack
dempsey 10 q saloon and asked in an in-
soient manner II Dempsey had called him
a., coward aud iakir. Dempsey said
Yea Thereupon Warren led with his
right for the NoDpareii's face, but fell
snort Dempsey sprang up, and In a
naii.dozen blows stretched Warren on
the iloor In such a condition that his
loon.
The supervisors at their next meo,ing
WIN adopt an ordinance re eluiring al
CLUBS Us which give boxing matches to pay
el,o1o license. This practically wipes
Out oil examinations except the cAlIlor.
MA Athletic Club, which is alone able to
pay This heavy tar, and bids fair to have
monopoly OF Singing matches. Five.
ounce gloves will be the lishtest that will
be permitted In future matches.
The unknown who has been matched
oy the California Athletic Club against
the Marine" Is said 10 be TofT Wall. thu
English middle weight champion.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
.Joclcn-Kioss.

Oscar J. Jochen and Mics Gussie Kloss
were married at the residence OF the
groom's parents, No. 1921 Adams street,
at 0 O'Clock last evening. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. julie Q. Gim-
nell, an uncle of the groom, OF Brook
lyn, N. Y. A reception was given, alter
which the bridal party were driven to
the p, W. Il b. railroad station where
they boarded north bound train for a
short wedding tour. Upon their return
they win live in this city. There were
q number of guests present flom New
York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

SEATTLE, Oct. 0.-In skagit county.
Washington Territory, last Sunday even
Ing, a young son of Henry Kimble taking
come pheasants TO m irket was robbed by
an Indian of the fowls. His father, hear
ing the boys cries, went to the rescue,
and gave the Indian o beating. The lat
ter returned about midnight with several
other Indians, and opened Gre on kim.
ble's house. Kimble, aided by friend
named George Lester, returned the Are,
killing one OF the astailants and wound
ing another. The rest OF the Indians
have been captured.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

ClscINNAri. Oct S.-Thls was the
ninth day OF the Litonia Jockey Club
Fall Meeting. Tho ruling off OF the we'll.
known Jockey, 0'HAra. was tho feature
OF the day. o'Hara had the mount on
.lrish Dan, who was purchased by n,
Tucker for stinf price. Tucker aud
those near him backed the horse heavily.
but ster laying their money the price
against Irish Dan in the betting ring in.
stead OF going down went up.
The iact reached the judges ears and
they had the horse watched. O'Hara
laid back In the rear until reaching the
tnro for home, when he commenced Ia
ride Tor all he worth; but he had timed
his finish right, and as intended, he
could never get up, Clamor winning by u
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

JalN-rpwS, Pa, Oct. s.-Seven
bod Wnlc found in tile Stony Creek
kIyDr day, two men, four women and
Que g, VI, None OF them have been
ltalf.l.
Il' American HatloIal Red Gross So.
esJ iA- posted on the door ol Its supply
dcpo. .lg following:
iEeiy no more requests can be
iscsi4l ga'il those given by tho Ladies'
sOn.Al',e e OF last August have been
y 3, unjust TO them 10 do so. Please
90 90 L't L'tier our Work by coming to the
Ibp 'O.i weather has made this re-
gu's' LuHrssary, as tho number OF appli-
eit' e l7 greatly Increasing, owing to
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

AsoKA. MINI, Oct. SIN Frank In
township. Wright county, yesterday
morning. James Dean, a farmer, shot his
son, aged 8 years. Dean had been mis-.
sing poultry, and short time before
daybreak heard a com motion In the hem
houie. springing IRON bed, he seized
his shotgun, and, running to the door,
saw In the darkness something moving
about the henhouse. He fired, and then
he discovered that he had slain his son.
The boy was somnambullst.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

W '=Hl>UTuN, Oct. 9.-Mr. Benezuli,
aG',h nan. ol fang'ers, Morocco, yester-
u1' lsil LelOfe Preside Harrison his
tnsli ~, i4int against United States Corsnl
" ..am Rcll Lewis, who, 1t is charge
ati at. We merchant arrested on charge oil
%l' 10, I-Oi to murder debtor. Upon
W. 'hai he was confined In jail nearly
yen vixen he was released. An in-
w. '.'l OF the case resulted In his
sou go exnntration. He asks that re-
psl'''7I tt made him for the sulierlngs
enu4itl teeduse OF the Consul's act.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

MANCHESTER, N. H., Oct. 9.-The
delegates to the international American
Congress visited this city yesterday
morning and were driven through the
city. A display OF textile aud other
goods produced in Manchester in half of
one working day was arranged for the
inspection of the excursionists. In tue
Afternoon tho party went to Portland,
Maine, aud at night started for Wor-
cesier, Mase.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Don't let cold seat itself In your
lungs and plant the seeds of conslmp-
lion. Yuu can prevent all this, and se.
cure long life, free from seated lung
troubles by using DIR. simms' White Pull
mouic Balsam, the great, sure, never
failing rcinroy. Perfectly fpendId for
cougha, soro throat, etc. Fourth and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
Dress Goods Specia!ties,

A large collection Of Dress Fabrics at 25 yard
rcuding 36 inch wool goods. plain and mixtures Also
large variety of % inch plaids and stripes at the
price, At SO cents Offering large line of s6.nch
Wool Stripes and fashionable Styles regular 5ocent
cents AT 75c $500 and ST. you can find large va
rety Of choice dress sus, useful and beautiful fabrics
with which you will be well pleased We name a few go
inch Bright Plaid Dress Goods at cents yard very
attractive goods at a low price.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Coal and wood, -four and feed, Lehigh
coal, schuylkill coal, Lee coal. All grades
of spring aud winter wheat flour. Min
nesota flour, Hungarian flour, Lea's -four,
in barrels or half barrels. All kinds OF
mill feed at mill prices. Oak or pine
kindling wood In blocks or split. Care
full drivers and 2240 lbs. to the ton guar
anteed. Office, yard and warehouse, Sl7
West Front street. Telephone 699.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Rev, James I. Marshall, the new pas
tor oi the Lower Brandywino Presby ter
Ian Church, will be ordained and INSTALL
cd tomorrow. the 10th inst, at 2 p. IN.
Rev. James A. Marshall, OF the Presby-
terry OF Aberdeen, will preside ald preach
the sermon; Rev. lafayette Marks, ID. d.
will deliver the charge to the pastor and
Rev. w. L, McEwan the charge TO the
people
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

IN ,s.s i,s 'Isal amount OF county tax levied
s0I n 'oT New Castle Count y was $685..
h., h., vi these taxes the levy for
T1nlly"iue Hundred was Si2,3l4. b5;
Wn,nt,n Eton, North Distlict, t66, $3.50. %;
CbH,nm.HE'on, South District. f57. .O9O. Al !:
ts Ii4Na! $l5, 5,44s.30; Mil Creek. Sil.. !.
Pera1i White Clay Creek, $7.71S. 90:
I'd Ssslg1, 9el 4 t7,26s.72; New Castle, sic. /.
lis Sp' S9, Nsd SS Lion, SO, 800. 80; St. Georges.
''cAbrd, q $50. 10. '''
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
FOR SALE.

For sale or exchange for city property
fnIm of i3l ncres, Tor will divide, within
two hours drive from Wilmington. Fine
location, and in high state of ofcultivation.
have several houses large and small
that can be exchanged for lots or other
houses. Also lots to exchange for
houses.
be suited, MS have them in all parts of
the city, at all prices and on very easy
terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
MIR. Randalls Illness,

pa nts 'l,Elrni,, Oct. 9.-Dr. Marlin,
v g., 'a ian in attendance on Hou.
~. ,sI','s' ", d.Randail, yesterday visited the
a yrt. n-iessman and found him some.
aug gas' ,,npIoved. He confirmed the report
tsaa a. Mr' Randall's local trouble had
nv. NJ J.. axe tiaVated by an attack of diarr hna,
v, ys,,a. ,n,e''lnal catarrh, which, however, he
Ia. i'','uHy ,1y succeeded in checking. This
.n,. @ ti Mr.. RanAill very weak, but In
,p,'e ,nn pl hat he will be taken to Washing.
vi thursday for the winter.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
Eight Cronin Jurors Sworn.

CHICAGO. Oct, 8.-Four more jurors
were sworn in to try the Cronin case to-
day, making eight now secured. The
names of the last four are: George L.
Corke, W. s. North, Henry D. Walker
and Frank Allison. The defense used
another of their Ieremptory challenges,
leaving but twelve to their credit.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Thieves have been applying their voca-
tlon lively at Middletown, Del. for the
past few days. On Friday evening last,
they broke into the residence of Miss
Maggie Beaston, and ransaoking the
house from cellar to garret carried away,
q large quaptlty Of valuable clothing
and a quantity Of wine found in the
cellar.
On Thursday night, Harry Ellison, a
farmer. a short distance outside of towp,
heard racket In the yard. His son, 10
year old lad, went out to Investigate the
matter, and as he was about to step from
the door to the porch q pistol shot was
fired from the yard and the ball lodged
is the wood within an inch or two of his
head. The would-be murderer then
made his escape.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

especially when your health may DO at
stake. II any one offers you Johann
Hoti's Malt Extract, and 1t does not have
"Johann Hofi's" signature on the neck
of the bottle, do not take 1t under any
circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

We keep on hand complete line oi
superior lenses, mounted with every
variety of spectacle or eyeglass frames.
The prices are the lowest possible. Eyes
examInsd free. Glasses fitted BY Pro-
fessor We'll, 305 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

At ~ 2dSc our Teas and Cofiees. Good Rio
Kads. W pound, as well es the better
Mocbs VI 6ssntos, Java aud pure genuine
ttr man, our teas at 4O., 90. add o0c.
i.ccfy""nn can not hs surpassed. just
Geo u, A ,.w tew lot English Break fast Tea.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup is fast taking
the place OF all the old-iashioned cough
remedies. 1t lever fails to relieve the
most violent cold, aud for throat disease
I is invaluable. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

"Thus am I doubly armed-my death
and life,
My bane and antitode are both before
me,"-
Whether to sit alone suffering with neu-
ralgia
Or buy one bottle Of Salvation Oh.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Hecker's New self-Raising Buckwheat
In ~ aud pound raptrs. Pure Maple
Syrup in bottles and quart cans, very
lowest prices at Geo. A. Taylor, north
east corner Third aud King street,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

The celebrated 8 b. b. b. cigar. manu-
factured by II. F. Bourbon & Bro, No
2l0 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

To neglect yourself II troubled with any
disease of tho kidneysP No. 1t is dan
gerous; and IL you are so affected, attend
TO yourself now. Do not wait, but use
Sulphur Bliters at once. They cured me
when was given up to die by several,
physicians. HAM, Boston.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

We deal In all kinds of fruits and pro-
duce, such as apples, oranges, lemons,
grapes, plums, potatoes, corn, egg plants
and cabbage. II you want bargains call
at Is E. Fourth street. Smeltz s. Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Smeltz & Co., dealers in apples, white
potatoes, sweet potatoes and all kinds OF
produce No. Is E. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

walther & Co., south of Market street
bridge, is the right place to g ct carriage
repaired, as all work 10 warranted to give
atieiaction.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Professor Brown, chiropodist, is In his
office sixth and Sbipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
ApnIeby.s Hny Marketl

South Side, Market street bridge. Hay
and straw received daily. Gall telephone
677.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Millard +. Davis, the jeweler, No. Q
East Second street
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Go to walther & Co., south Of Market
street bridge, to get your carriages re-
->AiradA
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
Important TO Mothers.

Diarrbma and dysentery are prevented
uriug teething by Hooper's A nodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Walnut candy at Fsrguson's. II Z. ID.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Soc. for a good white. shirt at Wystt d
Cos.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09

Only 5oc.; nice red undershirt at Wya'
Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
Library of Congress
Bring Along the Boys.

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We are ready to fit
them out In their New
Suits for the Fall and
Winter. We have the
Clothing you will like;
we think the nobbiest
and most stylish gar
nents we ever had to
offer. and while they
are first class in goods
and trimmings, the
prices are no higher
than you would have to
pay in many other
places for much Infer
ior goods. We would
like every one wantinga
Suit or an Overcoat to
see our assortment, and
if ours are not the best
to be had for the money
you will not be ex-
pected to buy.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tailors. 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington