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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19
CLOAKsl CLOAKsl CLOAKS

CLOAKSl CLOAKSl CLOAKS !
X Our immense sto;x Of Ciosks must be sold.
FIRST OFFERING.
10 Fine PLUSH COATS 10 Inches long, finished
with clegan, quilted satin and seal loops In tho
following sizes: Two %, TWO "a, two IS, two IS,
ono ~, ana one A.. They sold at s22 last weos.
Now You can buy than az 1850. Remember,
Wo have ten only, aud the sizes arc limited, too.
SECOND OFFERING.
Il TAILOR-MADE WALKlNG-JACk ETS, rs
sorted styles ana coiofings aui assorted 5ize5-
81 this lO, two OF anOthoS, and three siill Of
another, aud 60 on. These we DO nor care 20
hGYo Interfere with our regular stock. and in
order to close them speedily We oder you your
choice If any n. $3.50 apiece. They were $3.50,
THIRD OFFERING.
FANCY-sTRlPE NBWMARKErs. pretty,
shOwy garments, made NJ materials that viii
provo seryiccable The price now Is $4sJ apiece
They sold formerly for 50 so.
FOURTH OFFERING.
y CHILDREN'S CLOAKS CHILLED from cur
regular stock -agos eight 10 twelve yrars Your
choice Of any az tl.S9 apiece
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
30 pieces OF Muslin Underwear, consisting OF
Chemlses Skirts. Gowns and Drawers, moro or
less soiled from handling and displaying them,
Will DO sold at the uniform price Of 49c. APIECE
for your choice OF tho lot.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
As our stock OF Holiday Goods IS being fast
broker AMI ~ It Is not our intention 70 s1d 70
II new We are selling OF all OF the odds aud
, ends, consisting OF some very novel and useful
articles at q very great sacrifice.
SPECIAL BALE THIS WEEK
OF Drummers'" samples Of SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, SILK and CASHMERE MUFFLEkS,
aud LINEs HASDKERCHIgFs. Prices much
under value.
/ lot WOYEN-BORDKRED HANDKERCHIEFs,
o.. apiece:
apiece.
IS dozen FINE SILK WINDSOR TIES Just OPEN
cd from i5c. apiece 20 800. big IOo-come
and see them.
FURS.
A large variety OF Furs Just opened at very
low and popular prices.
HELD g THALHIMER,
de 17-ru&Th go Broad street
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BRIEF COMMENT.

a Washington society correspondent
says that the Washington season IS opening
and the bellies have their war-pant on"
Never heard it called war-paint before.
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CTRTATVC.

Elegant Swiss Lace Curtains. NOTTINGHAM Cur
tains. Antique ami Clunny Curtains, Chenille
ana Turcoman Curtains sad Elegant SIX cur
tains all very cheap.
100 pair Nottingham Laco Curtains, ~ Yards
long, at ;l.25 pair II you can buy thom fer
less than g elsewhere bring them back and we
will return the money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

We return thanks to our friends-all and
sngular-who send us calendars for ls'J.
We can't notice these one by one.
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OPEN At NIGHT.

orr sto-c will Doe Kept open on Thursday and
Friday. December l9.h and Qlth. until o'clock
or Saturday and Monday, December 2lst and
ga, until 10 o'clock, and on Tuesday, December
9th until 1i.30
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1913 Main Street---White Front.
rdo q -TugTh1
CHRISTMAS AND HOLIDAY

! NHRlSTMAS AND HOLIDAY
" GOODS.
GRAND HOLIDAY DISPLAY.
We are now exhibiting ono Of tho largest
stocks Il Holiday Goods ever shown in this city.
our prices will be The lo"osi a. wo Doulht these
goods direct from the importers am manuia,-
turers.
Plush Goods IN Manicure, Work-BoEcs, prcss-
ine-Ca=es Nut Picts Fruit-Kuiyes, shaving
Cases, clocks. WIN s-BrO0m Holders. Jew-
elrv-Casc-. 80 prices ranging from -l,. 10 81 .
Plush Dressing ase at s5c.-regular price $50;
Plush Mirrors az .. 80, aud i0c.
DOLTSl DOLLS. DOLL!
We exhibit the most complete stock Of all
Kinds OF dolls over shown Ia this city.
Dolls az &c.. 5r &C., &c., ljc., 20c., 2c, PC. 32c.
que, $50, agc.. &C.. s3r., SIC gic slO1, 81. a.,
SI.6j. sL95. and t2..s. These prices are 90
per cent. less than The same articles sold Tor
last year.
Toys Of all kinds:
Bedsteads for Dolls at % and 42c.;
Cradles for Dolls 20 n, 80, ami 80:
Mechanical Toys OF Ill kinis. Look az our WOOD
sawyer at 70. worth yoc;
Drums.--A very large variety ot Drums at Il. -,
- 30, 90, 90, IS sgc., and sl.lO tor very large
scrap Books a,Io IS, 49, .5 b. and Soc for tho 81
Tea SETS ia Chino and Britannia, from l0c. to
washtend-se,s at same prices;
Banks Of all kinds:
LOOK 40 our Monkey Bank at 49c. worth fl.Gj;
Irck-Dog Bank at 95c.-sOmeihng now;
Guns, swords Soldiers Uniforms, Nlcaei-plated
Clocks az silJ--gO0d time-pieces, Alarm
Clocks Al sl.l3 worth g:
Rubber Toys ~ All kinds.
Castors. Toy Watches, Portfolios, Writng-Desks,
Eur Cats. Dogs, Rabbits, Goats. dc;
ToolChests at2 80, 20, 10, ~ -, aud CSC for he
largest size;
Furniture for babies:
Autograp h and Photograph Albums o. an prices !.
SchOoi-Desks for boys az {l.3 worth $50,
Pianos 40 A., 16, 9J'..
Christmas-rreo Ornaments la great variety and
at ali prices:
Christmas cards ats, :, 10, T., and pc.
inkstanl5 az p. 30, ~, and ,jc.
Vases ana Bisque Ornaments 40 prices ranging
from b.. 10 $50.
d. il Z. MITTELDORFER.
do i7-Tu&Th IT Broad street.
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VMAS IS COMING.

VMAS IS COMING.
Now is the time 10 call at 1902 MAIN STREET
AMI select from the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN RICHMOND,
and sec goods worthy Of presentation.
BRIGHT COLOREU A BOOKS at Sc.
800 other books al half prices.
BIBLES, PRAY Err AND HYAN-BOOkS at ell
prices.
1909 XMAS CARDS from &c. TO IS.
STANDARD AUTHORS, prose and poetry
BOOKS OF Observation-Disclosures Of them
very beautiful
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES. LAP
TABLETS new petternsl, WORK AND WASTE
BASKETS.
sCRAP-BOOKS at &c.
INKSrANDs, OPEEA-GLAssE5 and HOLD
Frs.
MANICURE and TOILET SETS.
PORTFOLIOS, very handsome, at sc.
AUTO. and PHOTO. ALBUMS.
POCkRT-BOOkS. CARD and CIGAR-CASES.
CALENDARS MIRRORS.
GOLD PENS aud CASES.
GAMES and other XMAS NOVELTIES.
50O Pocket BOOKS at 10. up.
do l+9t RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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MANIFESTATIONS AND FEED

TODD 8 JUsTIS, Propretors.
We desire 70 inform our friends and tho pub
lie that we have formed co-psrtnership for the
purpose OF conducting a MILLING AND bKtD
BUSINESS and have purchased q mill In Man
chester on the james river. With the most ifn-
proved maebinory for making fno WATER
GROUND BULTED COkN-MEAL We are also
making chop Of GROUND CORN, OATS, SC,
stock also CORN, OATS, and MiIL-FEED al tho
lowest market prices. and will DO glad 10 serve
our friends. Telephone orders or otherwise
promptly attended to- 4. j. TODD,
H. A. JUsfIS.
Phone l37. do I9-eodot'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

Near Fincastlc a few days ago n young
white woman named Mary Gray threw her
newborn infant into creek and drowned
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DIVIDENDS.
RICHMOND ASD PRTEks8ua1 RAiLRoAD CO., J
IKEAsUBEE's OFFICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ dividend Of 81 PER CENT. on Tho capital
stock Of This com any will 10 peii ~ no oicc q
the company, N The city Of Richmond, Va, On
ani after tue 81 day 81 January next % all hold
ers OF stock OF record on tho books u tho COM
pany on the 10Th day OF December, les4, frcin
which date % tho 81 day % January, 1880. tue
books Of transfer VIII DO closed.
NJ. W. WARRINGTON,
ia fQ-fTaa lfea-ufer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-19

Tho Central Pres5ytesiaa prints this week
In supplement Dr. HOOKS eloquent and
most appropriate address in colamemora-
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or course the Boys and Chndren's Clothing IS
classed among tho neccssiiies-bnt there's not u
youngster who'll not clap his hands with delight
II no awascs on Christmas morning 20 nnd
" santa Claus has left him q now Sui; or an
oyercoa,. Why not mako the gift ono Of this
sensible and useful sort Let us submit our
stock for your inspection with that end in view.
You know pretty nearly villa, we'yo got bore
we've given you lots Of hints about It this season.
Wore quite sure thati you make up your mind
| for something in this line you'll "hunt us over"
You'll be wise in doiue tha,-for In the nrst
place we've got variety Of stock shat loavos
Won master Of your own taste. Our prices
you've found by Seasons Of business with US to 10
lower for comparative qualities than others ask,
and TO have none butrollable things to show.
In addition 10 tho clothing proper-on this
sare floor we've got hordes OF things in Furnish
incs-s,ill necesssrios--bIt suitable for gifts for
oil that
Boys Fancy Night-shirts.
Boys Embroidered suspenfcrs.
Boys EiI, Docskin lnecce-lned an fGr top
| Gloves
Boys Scotch Wool and Jersey Cloves in fancy
combinations.
Teck Scahs, In entirely now ar
Windsor Bows. raugemen's OF co!or5
| Windsor scarfs and designs.
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CARPETS.

\ largo stock from which YOU can MAKO your
selections. AMI at the lowest prices for hand
some styles aud good qualities. large stock
Of Rugs, Mats, Hassocks, Ouomans, and window
Slad-a.
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BLANKETS. Sc.

Crib and Cradle Blankets, nnc White Bed
Blankets, Plain Colored Blankets, Gray
Blankets, Fancy Wrapper Blankets, Lap
Blankets, and Fur Robes
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What Can Be Found at
LEVY & DAVIS.
LARGE ADDITIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO
OUR STOCK THIS WEEK,
aud wo have goods on tho way 10
KEEP ORR STOCK COMPLETE.

aud we have goods on tho way 10
KEEP OUR STOCK COMPLETE.
No goods will DO received after FRIDAY. 80
don't delay buying, but call al once "hls' tne
assortment is good.
DRUMS In all sizcs:
GUNS, PISTOLS. SWORDS. SOLDIER sErs;
TEN-PINs, TABLE, PARLOR-, and LAWN
CRcQCET:
SOLITAIRE, DOMTNOEs, LOTTO, PhRChEhSi'
uALMA. and 100 other amusing games.
DOLLS.
Bisquo Dolls, China Dolls, Wax Dolls, Boy-Doils,
Negro Dolls, Dolls with teeth. Movable-Eye
Dolls, Rag Dolls. Rid-Boly Dolls, Baby Dolls,
Iniestructiblo Dolls. Inda-RuDber Dolls,
japanese Dolls, and other Dolls.
WAGONS, GOAT-SULKIES, CARTS,
Bucsboarcs, shoo-Flies, Dexters Tricyclea,
Bicycles, volocipedes. Propeilers, sleighs and
Cutters, Toy Furniture, Folding Tables lap
Boards. Desks, Ra,tan Chairs Carpet Chairs,
Chldren's Chairs and Dol-CaFrages, Rocking
Horses, Swinging Horses Magic Lanterns, sur
prise Boxes. Iron Toys, Tin Toys, Money Banks,
aud Boats.
BABY-CARRIAGES.
We mean BABY Carriages for live bibioD
which wc arc selling NJ winter pFl'e-' ho' Wo
babies but the Carriages. We cell mo celoora1ed
Whitney Carriages.
JAPANESE GOODS.
A largo stock Of Handsome japanese Goods.
such ns Rose-Jais. Vases Korahs. Screens, Fans,
Banners, Portieres, Tea-sets. Plates, Dishes, Ba-
hlcs, frogs, Baskets, Trays, Brackets, Glove and
Observation-Disclosures, &c, sc.
CLOAKS.
Our whole stock Is now offered AT md below
cost We must sell them. and our low prices viii
induce you TO buy o, us. Money can be sagod
BY so doing,
BLANKETS, SC.
Crib and Cradle Blankets, nnc White Bed
Blankets, Plain Colored Blankets, Gray
Blankcts Fancy Wrapper Blankets, Lap
Blankets, and Fur Robes.
CARPETS.
fo-o-. ef0~tr frDna which Won can III o'go V0ur
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Card OF raies for more space furnished on up
plication
All letters and kilograms must be ad1re3sel
NTHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will no. 30 70
turned.
srrfTvDGnty DCNEMpER 10 1890
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DIvIDEND NOTICE.

Ala meeting Of the Board 81 Directors 81 tho
Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac kall-
road Company held Noyenber 20, 1850
"Rssoired. That q dividend OF $ PR CENT.
upon the common capital stock OF this coinpAny
and upon IT, dividend obligations bs declared
for the half year ending a0fA september. laoJ.
payable on the "a Of January, 1920. 10 oil holders
OF record Of December -, 1852. from which cste
10 the % day OF January. 1879, tho books Of
transfer shall DO closed
do iO-td j. B. WINSTON, Treasurer.
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ton Of the death Of Mr.. DAVIS. Itsecms 10
us 20 be without defect. Nothing Is
wanting TO its completeness. Nothing Is
in IL that ought to have been omitted.
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4. HU7ZLER'S Sons,
3l5 east Broad street.


Our HOLIDAY STOCK is so complete that it's
n marvel to the young au1 a revelation 70 tho
grown folks.
We show all kinds--ihe cheap toys thntlast but
day ana tho handsomo5t ornaments that will
Outllyc generation.
Our friends arc cordially invited TO examine
our elegant show Of goods adapted especially 10
their present wants.
In order 70 reduce cur winter stock, and 40 -
20 mako room for Our enormous supply Of Holt
DAY NOVELTIES. we o1er our entire Gccumuia-
ton OF seasonabis goods al reduced prices.
This IS n splendid chance for buyers OF DRESS
GOODS, CLOAKs, CARPETS, RUGS, aud CUR
TAISs.
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r,vrug. AND uoAuDNc-,rAnLrs.
MACHINE. VI oRns

DICHNOND
IA LOCOMOTIVE AND NAChlsE-wokAS
RfCaA0Np. VA
STEAM ENGINES AND botLkhS
Our facilities for no fnanafaosese of ht1i-
Class MACHINERY afo unsurpassed ~ 10
need s.ssm power Tor any perpdss eAi -
tnrocsh tslophone, a0d Ne VIII fel-i up Al Ok
,,srt lo raaks es.inates and name pricsA
EicauOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
NvAAa III AtiS
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CLOAKS.

Our who'o stock Is now offered at md below
cost We must sen them, and our low prices ill
induce you to buy o, ". Money can be sased
by so doing.
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EUksIruHs. ae.
u GATHRIGHTs son. 4

IN
have mine large warsrooms filed with PAR
LOR. CHAMBER, DlNIAG-kOoM, and HALL
NOVELTIES. 1 have tho latest designs aat
none but the best manufactured goods.
shall make q speciality OF PAkLOa EtkSi-
TURF and keep the latest covering ana the
largest and bsst assorted stock 30 DO found In
The city. My terms are Tor cash or iassainaaaA
oc g5-5m
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largo stock Of Handsome japanese Goods,
such ns Rose-JaIs Vases. Korahs. Screens, Fans,
Banners, Porticres, Tea-scts. Plates. Dishes, Ba-
hlca, frogs, Baskets, Trays, Brackets, Glove and
Handkercciof-3ox &c, &C
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FURS.
large variety OF Furs Just opened at very
low and popular prices
HELD g. THALHIMER,
da 17-TuXTh go BROAD street.
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An Alien Race.

THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1889.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07
pota

Try Taytor's Dime Express, 210 Mar
ket. PhilA
25e. for the no-break suspenders q
Wyatt q Co.'s.
Bush French street wharf, 10 the
place to buy your coal.
Meals at all hours 1t the Delaware
House. No. biS Market street.
The choicest brands Of wine, liquor and
cigars mt the Delaware House.
Board by the day or week ut the Dels
ware House. No. SIS Market street
The best tintype made In the city . O
Cummings' gallery, 900 Msrket street.
60 TO P!unkett's, 1906 West Front ct.
and buy q bag Of Blepton Flour, and
make your vile happy.
Have your heaters cleaned and re
paired by McFcrren q Co., 9Th & King
SITS.
Cloves, cinnamon, nutmegs aud all
spice, whole and ground, perfectly pure.
Taylor & Fullerton, 800 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

MISREPRESENTATION AS HOUSE.
wv keeper By a lady In n small fnmi
ly. Address NJ. L.. this office. n8-2ts
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

1,oE RENT.-TwO FOUR.HuOM
hoasrs. Also Q lot Of Soc top dressing
s.ruts lol sile. ANpkRs
p'hii .I.s. Front and Union sts.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

Twelve years ago Herman Harms emil
grated to Utica, MINI from Southern
Illinois, where ne had long suf red with
fver ard ogue. Shortly afterwards he
found II Impossible to keep awake. He
slept continuously day and night for
nearly nine years. Three years ago he
reused long enough 10 work In the har-
vest fleld part OF the season, when the
iethargy returned. At the end OF three
more years he again awoke for few
days, and again relapsed. Each day be
returns to consciousness for q brief sea-
son, but the spell OF sleepiuess at once
exerts lite sway again, and the man 10 az
oblivloIs as though he was dead. He
has beea treated with tones, Gu.nine and
even sirychnine, but wi bout effect. Two
years ago the eldest son, discouraged at
the dark prospect On the farm, commit
ted suicide, ant. n little later the second
boy died.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

J1oR sALE-TwENTY PAIRS OF
II thoroughbred Berkshire pigs at far
mers prices Il. L. ARMSTRONG Chris
tIana Hundred. ulBt
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

"Restless, the famous charger owned
by Colonel Sam Fowler in the late civil
war, died OF old age Thursday, aud was
given military burial next day at the
stables OF Chaplain A. A. Hsines, in
Hamburg, N. J. The several public
scho Is If the town participated In the
exercises, and addresses suitable to the
occasion we're made. On the retirement
OF Colonel Fowler from the serv ce ''Rest.
less was presented to Chaplain Haines,
of the Fifteenth New Jersey Infantry.
lie was In more than 90 engagements,
and was So years old.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

1t is said that two famous explorers oil
the present day began lie In . state OF
abiect penury. Stanley, the finder Of
Livingstone, lived In a workhouse until
he was thirteen years old. Vambery. al
the age Of clever WAS looking about hun
grily for errands and street Jobs" OF ell
sorts He was Tor time "ooots." or
something OF the kind in n village Inn.
He taught himself TO read and write. Yet
in spite OF all thee stupendous difficulties
he wo ked his way TO the temple OF
learning. aud now he is q professor In
P-slh, and one Of the best lingusts in
tue world.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL, WHITE
the country near Nswporti no vashina.
milk or butter to attend TO and good
wages. Address Farmer this office.
IioAfa H..
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A Srrgeant's coal and wood
yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oak, Pine
and hickory wood in large loads. We
guarantee 2, $40 lbs. ofclean coal in every
ton, screened under our own supervision.
just received, new car load Of Western
oats; alec a Inc line of baled hay and
wheAtstraw. Central Office Seventh and
King streets. Look for the blue sign.
OPEN In the evening. Telephone calls,
h45 and 587
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07
wsnts.

WANTEp-HELP FURNISHED FOR
IN hot.la. restaurAnts and private families
%RsiiSSsassss5; so iiissifsthHpEa.lsNittEo
NV" No. ~ Orange Street
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07
We've Col the Pull

on the bargain business just be-
cause we promise no more than
we can perform and make our
bargains better than our Drag.
Are you fixed with Fall and
Winter footwear for yourself and
hmily1 Ifnot come in and see
what we can do ior you.No mat
ter what HOUR in the DAY or
what day Of the week, bargains
are here for you regardless of
age or sex. Well maize you
happy with bargains that are at
the top notch of cheapness and
value. Others may claim to do
as well by you. but we do all we
claim and perform every prom
Use we make. Come see how
much better you can do at the
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

nor RENT.--A sIx-R0oM HOUSE
! 5oa.A! h'': Jo II T. 'Scg1ssros:' G..-ls
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

Coal and wood, flour and feed, Lehigh
coal, schuylkill coal, Lee coal. All grades
of spring and winter wheat -four. Min
nesota -four, Hungarian -four, LEAFS -four,
In barrels or hall barrels. All kinds OF
mill feed at mill pricea Oak or pine
kindling wood In blocks or split Care
full drivers and 2240 lbs to the ton guar
anteed. Office, yard and warehouse, 817
West Front street. Telephone 599.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

We are receiving lots and lots OF new
goods every day. Tic last instsllinent OF our
Overland Tea came this week. It Ia the finest
we ever offered you At nfty cents. On Sat
urdAy night we Siil give out-Hlass turs biera
TO ali our cuftom-rs. Cup and saucer with
each pound OF so cent coffee or pretty cream.
pitcher or wine glass or fancy tnmbler or
coffee on Saturday nixht. Gold band cup and
ga Ger with half pound tea. We should be u
10 IS years. Ne nat,-r Ourselves that We
know both tea and coffee. We VIII cell You
con den se,i coffee. you can make In i've min
utes without grounds; II 10 excellent. We have
ali our iruit, necLarnies. Aprieots, teedlcss
esd. .na gsans and P,u%s sa Ma Ia
fruit, have our mince meat made, . pounds
for 25cents. Flap lacks spread with cherry
Q Is always.on hand. We have = cellar full
OF bne potatoes, cheap. Two ducks for .
n2-6tS 600 King Of.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

VIM you heed the warnipgi The sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you can Afford Tor the sake OF
saving 20 cents, TO run the risk and do
nothing Tor 1t. We know from expert
ence that shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. IL never fails. This explains
why more than . Million Bottles were
sold the past year. II relieves Group and
wbocying Cough at once. Mothers do
not he without IL. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use shiloh's Porous 2 Iaster. N
B. Daniortb, Wholesale and ret all sgent
ccond and Market streets, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

w ANTED--BOARDERs, FURNISH.
~ e, "a q snfarnIsned rooms at III Market
49, ALSO 'hpie bohrds iyIb-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

w ANTED.-AT ONCE, A WHITE
" man for general farmwork on sin ali
place. tan miles from the city. B'eady work
Ms nc s.od home 70 the right man. A, A.
.h.e.,,MAN; seventh and Orange ats.. or
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

A gentle man whose sight was so weak
he could not SEQ TO recognize an object
three feet IRON him. had bis eyes COM
pleteiy cured by using DIR. Slmms' Eye
Cure, and thus was relieved Of the trouble
of wearing Rlasses. This famous medi-
cine cures every time.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

MANUFACTURERS TO CLEAH
~. ~ the new carpet cleaning works.
cBSfs % wpEEi ELSA Fl 8: .af rSss. 10. y o.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07
OVERCOATS.

We have just received a very
large invoice of fine overcoats
from a manufacturer who is 60
ing to retire from the business,
in which we have many we
think are great bargains as we
closed out the entire lots and
got them about 20 per cent un-
der price and intend to sell them
the same way. So if you are
in want of one come and see
them. They will do you good
whether you buy or not.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

Nv ANTEp.-A GOOD HAND TO
w work on hrst-einns cnstom coats.
spply on -ourth noor, .. L. cor. sixth aud
"ieeA. 1i-i-ei
Daily Republican., 1889-11-07

especially when your health may be at
stake. II any one offers You Johann
Hoff Malt Extract and it does not have
"Johano Hof's" signature on the neck
OF the bottle, do not take 1t under any
circumstances