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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-11-28
R. W. DUFFY. & co.
Allen Center.

Chas. Fussman has rented the Fisher farm
for next year
II. NJ. Burtis is having his houses paintedj q
much needed Improvement.
E. J. Crowell has returned from his visit to
Missouri. His uncle from Ohio accompanied
him.
Thanksgiving exercises at the Center Thurs
day will consist Of music, essays, recitations,
etc. Rev shaley has promised to be with us II
practicable, and preach sermon.
Mrs ID. T. Nash has gone to Chetopa to visit
her daughters in school there.
X. j. Weith will have his house painted and
move to lola next week where he will be found
with hammer in hand in Gaylord Robinson's
shop. Goodbye Johnnie.
Harry Thompson will return this week from
his visit In Indiana.
The township teachers anc scholars literary
association met at the Center last Friday eve
ming and executed an interesting program; ten
or twelve teachers were present with N. Barber
In the chair. Each one did his allotted part
we'll, yet an interesting feature Of the exercises
was omitted, that Of critic. Next meeting in
two weeks OF Independence.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-11-28
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
ESTABLISHED 1871
CT OTHIERS
AND DEALERS IN BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & GAPS,
MEMS FURNISHINGS TRUNKS, sATCHELs, &C., &C.


To our patrons and the public generally, Greeting:
We congratulate that the result
and elsewhere showing favorable
some weeks Already the effects this felt
liz more plenty and purchases made freely.
We take pleasure calling attention again
ness Owing the gloomy outlook few
feared they would be left with
trade which they knew reliable they sold figures
and taking advantage Of this opportunity the belief
outlook would be much better made purchases
AND WINTER CLOTHING goods cannot
be duplicated Is our to the advantage
low prices and know that give goods
at prices which other dealers touch.
The goods nearly all In. In Clothing
good sevcable WorkSu at
the different grades to handsome uberby made
way Prince Albert suit
We still offer you the Gke Boot and Shoe
Overall which need recommendation
them We have the brought to lola
all
Watch this stock
Come and see US!
Yours very truly
ANDERSON & DECLUTE.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1890-11-28

Postage Free 10 all subscribers in the United
States, Canada or MeRico
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

Butcher. Trodc,ick g. 20 Louise Brandt 81 a. 5
10 Mi william r. to " ii siro.,on. l35thst. "
OIL Tc,asaTd Inlasa, Iaag,'sia saving, Bank
laen,seh. RAINY 10 ii Gregory. 1lsthst
2s yla1 TO- hebev Mutual rcnent Society. lot
tsiien,cr. i j. 70 : Il Crane lS7th''t s.
N' psycs o,'ar. t. L 7 Iatiber. s7th-st llth.
fay JAM. to j Fay. 1oth-aye. n l2thst. 3
cos.ch fugo t. German Savings Bank. s7th'st.
sei,lni II H. 10 Van Ax,e shave.
iig imam. Ida. t. p,y DOCK Savings Bank 9TH
,1yana-h il, to william Han'' Sons 1'7th-st' O
nnia,inig' Ilola- to swan. 5ls'-s,' W Of
i'.a }a~s. zna,c whi'epGsy5o ct al corner
i.fnz Ii4.c G. to " \ Brown. Nanhattan'ave' o.
Inc f. 'r.'t ,-r.fa.,e. and Trust Company, sane
pottNy.' M,,,S T. T. r II Coleman. trustee 5sthst
.a-sc 20 L Mdfchro0T. some properly. year . unp
Jo.,s'or O. olgc H. 20 Bo'c' o'th--t' o' io'''
10 v q Wilson ami ano su.e proporty year,
K.ii.n,. ratr.e& to GEORGE lhfes s's nn-''e''
ii''a'r,,. f. . Duceonorer 4sust' Of
ink + to j favcctt. 4Sdst. " OF 7th-sVe
s sn's'g ,e%. eo,r'yM o,Z yea 70 l slSs"g
NeNahoo. J. 70 J Griffin. s3d.-t Of %
Mar g Il T. II de Weeks 1s,hst. Of 1st
sr.e. 10 SAM. .an.c property. years. So Ooo. -
No,cOv.tch. Il. 10 ii DOlabusch, 1913 BiOomc-st y
months. y 775.
7e, HS.so'ey. & 70 Williams. cor o'have and
Nel II To- Morris % al cxors. Sos 1i6. 1as and
5iS Bf0onc-st. years. u 200.
., ohnes = ". % German Savings Bank 52l Washing
th,s. year 5000.
~ Eohr, j. to Q i liya,t l3Gth-s,. Of Lincoln
ave months @2rOnO
RON. II 70 : l. Ladcrer lot, 100. 1ol 12G and 197.
nap Prospect nll. ,eif-. 5000. go
:s,H.eeeI g. to niodvay savings Institution SO
Hsst 3zd-t year ~ 200
. S'ag6en. Mary j. 70 un-,a Of II Philips. 10Th
- o. ~ 2i1Nc year, rs OrV
D s-Ami De-. II 4. u l ldclmuth and ano Avenue
D. d, % lJfh-st 3 year. . mortgages. $1,000.
s,-Isnl'y i, to Il Boyd 81 Westinghouse, years.
Thone. Sarah +. 20 New-york Life Insurance Com
i''N, l-3d-st OF Lenox-ayc, years. $1,000
-. ,Hrrch J., 4, j Cushman, 9ti-aNc Of 10Th
- fcafS30 600
Won Il c. 70 J w Toyntor, n l4sth-st Of 9Th
ave years. S3s 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
AMnsfments.
IRVINE PLACE.

THE OLD HOMESTEAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
xew.YorS. Wednesday. April 9. 1890.
.oi.. were held az the Exchange an


Auction Room to-day - oqo vos, e,st.t
O.,- AZ - 1Oth.aNe lot .0NlOO.J pAnt.. sol VOV-
one 5..tory fat, with lot, on Wet o GU " ="
Vno I,f COX IOOS: Adler 4 Herman, = ,"oV ,-.,
fNra, and g--Ory houses with 10y ~ %io n
6, : 80 It c of sth-a'e, io' -'N''''' ~ - '
1880 49, ,.pa,oc. With Ia, Nos 1Ss aud 100 Sth-
W" - n OF 2Oth-st lot 3OllAlOOi + Il farih.'oh'
80 900. ,,, ,., ,o, Xo l3 West olst.st
V - ~ Of gth.a,c lot 22NiO4 IL; II Hoops, TdHOV
s',. .torv dwelling with lOt No. % W. -'lh-sl
'i' S f. e. AZ sth.avc lot is.5NJ9li; l. Nichols
:iS coo. MIA, Nth -, ~ %, E,st.5od.st n :
-. =, " 81 5da,c lot 1jNl0o.5 Michael bower $500
~. strv dwelling. with lot. No. West 3'th->' -
Vn, .," lot n G\nS.9. !, VOLS. So 100.
One S,ofy dwelling with lot 49, 81 Last 33d-st >
-, n, . ~ oaNc lot l9NlQOj; MI. Phelps, - sVO
One 4stoiy dwelling with ot, 80 west .5d-St =
$50 +, " Of :h-aNe lot 2oN lo2.; g l. ho"v-, iVD,
Or c Of -th.ave lot 2oN9ell ) T Knapp, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
Dlul0cu0 y oilCes.

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEWJLhsAY.
NLW.YOKK. April !. 1890.
n Office j. HEREBY GIVEN that dIvi-
~ dIId u one and IdN pr cen, Ia been o. "a q
Oh The capital stock Of tAi- company. payable Thursday
May |. noS,
The transfer books Will be closed Friday, April ~
and open SATURDAY. May. lO 1850.
Join ". WATSON. Treasurer
II He QClCkSILNEE MINING COMPANY.
80. 20 Nn~-au-.f. Nrw- Nora hprl .. 1900 me
HoaId 81 Director, have t. d1s DE- lard d' drnf 81
One ana onehalf per cent II y per cent upon The preferred
aitl stock payable 10 tn 500 .o der a. tr COMPANY
onic, on ana ahrr MAY !, 1890 The tiau-;cr books Viii
DE closed April rs and Tcolcncd Ma -. 1890.
BY order Of The Board Of Directors. \. J.. 1LrY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
Brooklnn Real gstate 60 Grt,

TO LET Ok TO LEASE with or without power floors ~
NSu and jnA:3. factories Kcnt-aNr. and Rodney
street huit for manufacturing businesses Light
sG,S; steady power clcNaof insurance low eonNclicnt
to ferries and shipping points. SIMPSON 3 Rodney
-tr'ct. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
HOT SPRINGS. y. {.
HOTEL 'AETsaaIssEsOOEs.


,.... ,.s ~" " ""p' y j. ,dr., NON.
Noes. g. minutes fnn ilti'..-f. ttutfaI Il. H. 81
10 train daily. i,fI ,p.n foi elton. 4 p-
-.A'it..' Nlu 0al oi lsffr- NI.I t.ie.ll.-.
MILLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
STORAGE.

A. MORGAN 4 nGorHEES STORAGE WARE,
y IOi~ SIS .3o 23i. go WEST i-TH r. NEAi.
/ ,oNDWAY. SEPARATE ROOMS FOR frRNITrRE
PIANOS BAGGAGE &C.. STEAM ELEVATORS
PACKING AID SHIPPING PADDED VANS FOR
MOVING, INSPECTION SOLICITED. TELEPHONE
1913 3nIll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
Giin propcrlp for Sale.

A SIZE AND SURE INVESTMENT. 1874 TO 142 West
o'u-.t-FOuf-,tory dwellings. 2ONJGNlO..2, and
""'l"h VIII BE- sold cheap before May !.
MILLER & STABIEH. l,lS7 9th-aVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10

iN.-iAn' 49,. '@'t-l''.'>Ss'4oN", ~ IL i'i7sai,
f, .l an, .N,sD.... " d., 49, Apil as. 50 o. Do.
nt nt'I.llN NrfYr-da,. Nprl 80. 81 81 DBL.
Xix o. ~, INoND " ed.,d, Anfi ~. - o. In.
II , ~ ttlIr~I q. ~ ailr- los. VI 81 g. e. DO.
,,.r, Fer 90 y L.. adjoining ihri-tol .e.-,, l..ly.
rs AifiN 40 ait .pfaid altu alhs o. >''i.'.
t it.,,.,l wi Ola. rltoNp CABIN. OntN1 T. -,
.,tTr P Suns Genera As.at,. BOwLlN"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
Crlturc5 ano nler!lnas.

OW TIE OTHER HALF LIVEr-An
IL iiis'ia'ed ec'ur. VII BE- aiven in the Madison
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. GOthst NJ.
JACOB \. REFS. tbs THURSDAY. April 10 az & o. ia.
No tickets. AL are wclCome
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
&iiny 1890
LichtensteIIld Hart,
aas Market Street.
GRAND OPENING

Of orr new store, Saturday,
March 2oth.
The preparations for the open
ing Of. our new store are now
complete. The various depart
mcnts ofour business have been
filled with new and desirable
goods, and we can state with
confidence that our stocks ex-
coed in variety and novelty any,
thing heretofore displayed. We
cordially invite you to visit our
new establishment, note our
prices, and compare them with
goods of like quality, and we
feel sure that you will find them
as low as the same grade of
goods can be purchased in any
we'll regulated store in any
market. Our aim in business
is to keep the best obtainable,
and not to deal in goods we
cannot recommend; ana we hope
to build our already increasing
business to larger proportions.
We will note below a few Of our
leading departments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
Dress Goods
Silks.
and

We have unusual additions to
the attractive stocks heretofore
carried; also some specialties
which we control for this mark
ct. You will find a large and
varied assortment Of mourning
goods, comprising brilliantines,
mohairs, henriettas, sebastapols,
cashmercs, tamises, nuns veil
ings,silk warp henriettas, &c. &c.
In our silk stock you will find
a choice line Of gros grains,
faille franchise, royals, surahs,
rhadzimas, and India silks in
black and colored.
In colored Dress Goods, all
the new and choice colorings
in all grades and we think our
prices are as low. if not
lower than usually found.
Our cloak and suit depart
ment is full of all the latest
garments. For children and
misses. we have a full line OF
Refer Jackets, suitable for
spring and summer wear. For
ladies a fine assortment OF jack
cts, beaded capes, wraps, silk
capes. etc, in all the new
shapes.
We have something new in
ladies' jersey suits. made oil
stocl1inc,te in different color
ings. An entire suit, nicely
made and stylishly trim
med-from SAYS to 81.
We ask you to specially ex.
anime them, as they are MOI
only new but something il
which every lady will surel,
be Interested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
Infants and Children's
Wear Department.

Here can be found every
thing desired. This department
has been enlarged and is filled
with exclusive novelties.
Bonnets for infants and chill
dr1n IN innumerablc shapes,
both quaint and cute. Infants
and Children's cloaks. dresses,
slips, robes, underwear, etc, in
styles that cannot be duplicated
outside of our store. VIZ
have an extensive assortment
and all our garments are mad,
Of good material, and the work
manship perfect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
wANAAIAKEIps,


PuiLADxLrmiA. saturday. March %. 1890.
The time has gone by
here when things for Chill
dren's wear are weak
copies of old folks
fashions. We go on the
idea that the clothes for
little men and women should
show as much care for style
and fitness as anybody's.
Just al easy to have q neat,
na,ty rig for the boy as to
have something that slumps
and slouches about Kim.
We pro le it every cay.
For girls as well as boys.
The new Dresses and Over
garments for Misses and
Children are modes. ORR
sinaii!y in every shape,
sly e in every fold. A
very choice line Of Boys
ard Girls Resters. Mis ses'
ackets and Coats In de.
ight'ul variety. An unu.
sually attra tive gathering Of
Misses and Chlldren's Wash
Dresses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
e|oilAjgl

-
Il we have any special
pride in any Of our several
Departments il y oux Chill
dren's Corner, situated In
the rear OF our main store,
on the ground floor.
No steps to climb.
Plsnty of light.
Chseful and bright. a.
And our stock. We
draw the curtain. when 10
and behold you'll see before
your eyes . multitude OF
suits for the little folks OF
every fashionable make and
color. Mothers, are yon
interested in Children's
Clothing2 Do you wish to
see them well dressed at
small cost? ask to see our
Children,s Corner.
Children's Trioot Suits.
Children's CAsviot Suits.
Children's Casino re Suit.
Chi)dren's Worsted Suits.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
Uphols' cry.

Special offering for Saturday. |
Curtains. 10 pair Swiss
Tambourd Lace SIS, worth
SI2.
S pair Swiss Tambourd Lace
$3.50, worth $40.
S pair Swiss Tamboufd Lace
$3.50, worth SIS.
5 pair Irish Point Lace $3.50,
worth SIS.
5 pair Irish Point Lace $3.50,
worth SIS.
S pair Irish Point Lace SIS,
worth SIS.
All exclusive designs. We
hope that all interested in hand.
some Lace Curtains will look
Through this line. Our Spring
line of silk Florentine and
Madras Curtains, both by the
yard and in pairs, is now COM
plete and much more handsome
than ever before shown. The
prices will be very attractive to
buyers.
Furniture Coverings
In Silk Tapestry, Silk Broca-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

TnE sheriff Of New Castle county h
still 70 hsve his 81, 900 annual profit
on the Iced Of prisoners. Tbs farmers
to the bow-wows. What care Msoou.
Grub, Wier. Hickman. jordan, KIN.
gore, Sutton and Roberts for the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

telIe, SIX Plush. Velour Ia
pessry, Wilton Rugs, Petit Point,
etc, etc. The prettiest we have
ever showt--we are in a posi-
ton to suit the most critical
buyer. Table covers, scars, tides,
silk cords. gimps. fringe, plush.
ball and tasscls, walnut, cherry,
ash, ebony. brass and antique
oak poles, all prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
Easter Cards whiten q bi.

Easter Cards whiten a big
art OF the Book store like
p snowbank touched with
a Tor. In cross, star, egg
and animal shapes, ovals
and squares, to 35c.
Four handsome cards, rib
bon tied, representing with
picture and poem the four
principal church seasons.
l5c, neatly boxed; by mail
lSc.
Easter mounts 5 to &c.
Easter novelties in great
variety and some at plea.
yupe prices.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
As dozen Mems White
shirts. unIaundered, 25c.
Sizes IL, li5, IL.
10 dozen fine Pique and
Embroidered Dress SHIFTS.
Have been $I.5o, 81 and
$2.a5, now $I25. Nothing
} the matter with them that
a laundry can't cure.
A big lot Of new Neck
!. wear from London at sec
:. You'd very likely guess tn,
p,ice at double.
Chestnut stree. eide, west Of Main Alsl,
.e "Rogers Bros. 1847 A 1
at Plated Ware. You kno,
a. a. what that marks stands fol-
he As standard as wheat.
III you know what prices shout
be, these will set you woi
as dering.
ed Dinner Forks, So. SO dozen.
ne. Tea Forks, 81. rs a dozen.
he Dessert Spoons, Sl.5 dozen.
20 Nut Picks, 81. SO a dozen,
'o Butter Knives Csc each.
'en Sugar Shells, 25c each.
re- Pickle Forks, $50 each.
Pie Knives, II Is each.
vi, Second floor, second gallery.
q" john WANANAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

Win. II. McGarrity (succeesor to w.
W. Doughty, stalls 81. 81, SO and "a
Third street market. has constantly on
hand Dawson Bros best creamery but.
ter, York State equal to priLt) butter,
at rs cents per pound. and variety Of
tub add roll butter. He has also eggs,
cheese and poultry, to which he invites
the attention of the public. As his prices
are moderate, and as the articles are of
the best qualities. he may expect large
sales
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

TIE LARGE farmers institute that
met In this city week ego heartily
endorsed the movement to cut down
the enormous profits OF the Sheriff for
feeding prisoners, but what does the
Levy Court care for the farmers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

The oyer.burthened taxpsyefs Of
New Castle county have friends In the
Levy Court In the persons OF Mr..
Eliasou, Mr.. Mccall, Mr.. Rothwell
and Mr.. Shallcross, but they are oil
judged by their actions
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

Dr. simms' White Puimonic RaIsam,
The Grippe is over, but Lung Diseases
are as prevalent ~ ever. The Balsam
cures every time coughs, sore throat,
Group. etc.. and really prevents consump-
ton, 90 cents and 81. Sold by druggists
depot Fourth sud King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

a CAREFUL reading Is asked for the
article In 10 days Republican ON the
culture Of three leading floral plants.
II shows how always to have flowers
in winter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

Or COURSE the Levy Court will feel
and exercise the same kind spirit
towards CLERK OF the Peace Cochran
when they come TO pass his allow
spces. The same committee that
passes upon the sheritfs allowances
passes upon the clerks. When the
committee made that Implied contract
not to cut down on the sheriff's feed
bill, was the came implied contract
not made with the clerkf Or did the
committee only make an implied con
Usct with the sheriff and q different
kiad Of a contract with the clerk
These implied contracts are about al
elastic as the extremely tender con
sciences OF the members OF the cour
who had such extreme sympathy 70
the sheriff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

. IT WILL now be In order for the
Levy Court to read Messrs. Ellason,
Mccall. Rothwell and Shallcro out
OF the Democratic party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
(:|ABR, ( l|
ma, eened''io IN cnec. Nov. lo.lso
AAAiNs LEAVE DEL. AVE. nv,o
East Botsg


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except suudny' ~ sop H.. AIN
Baltimore sud nlipcI,., .,.
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and IS $ p. m; daily. Oa's 'lsa
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

LEVY CoUKTAEN. keep on "loot-
lses' the county. There is no end TO
ohS lariners' wealth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

TnErr. is big difference between
the actions Of the sheriff hnd The cletk
OF the peace OF the county. The first
wakes sic. $50 year profit in feeding
pfisspers. The latter gets 5000 a
year iofcislk. out Of which he has to
pay for making out the tax duplicates
that possibly leaves but little profit. In
the interest Of economy and 10 case up
on the oppressed Taxpayers oil the
county it WAS proposed 10 scale the
sherifis profits $500, eth leaving
him s, GOO year. The clerk oil the
peace said IN IN address before the
Young Meu's Democratic Club that
he was willing TO have his allowances
scaled, aud had even asked the Levy
Court TO commence on him. What
will the Levy Court do about III II
has refused 10 scale the sheriff enor-
nous fees, will it reduce the clerk
allowances, or will Clerk Cochran
still press reduction of his allow
anees In the face OF refusal 10 reduc
the sheriff 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
Now Is Your Chance.

T. A. Shannon has Inc line of dry
goods. trimmings and gents furnishing
goods al lowest prices at 305 West Second
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

novelties IN wall decorations at Jones,
No. 422 Market street. Work done with
despatch.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

z DIAMOND STATE GRANGE passed
resolutions asking q reduction OF the
cost for feeding prisoners, but what
docs tho Levy Court care Tor the
Grange2 II also demanded publics.
ton Of the financial standing OF the
county and account of the receipts and
disbursements of the taxes. They will
get published report-over the left.
THs TERRIBLE cyclone that has
struck the city of Louisville. KY,
With such deadly force, and carried
death and destruction in its course,
should inspire in tie hearts OF the
peopls Of Wilmington the most sincere
{Aaahs that their city has so far beer
protscted from great calamities OF fire
Nood and Wind.
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The 'Micr0be" Theory

~.
Al chronic diseases OF the worst type are
durable. have becn CURED, and are being
Cared and consequently all others really
Weld. send for book OF undeniaUle prnois
free. Endorsed by 1axding scieutists and ine
most Intelligent leading business msn and
phy sicians throughout the United States and
nugland All dtseAses are caused hy various
kinds OF liviag microbe. Of different DESTROY
Ing power, aud until recently many Kinds Of
them could not be DESTROYED al All. f,nt ndy,
all can be effectnally destroyed without in.
JUICY to the most dealcatc patti III and oniy cost
4 lew dollars, where heretofore hundr eds
yes I'd onsAnds Of dollars have been spent
and no permanent bsneht g the patient. The
robe Killer Company - areslroadY thorough
~ established tnroushoni he United states
land. by actual curcs their medicine i. pr ~
IN 10 he all thsy, claim yih' that 1t has cured
leine, address the .~m. Radam's MicroSe
Killer Companyr 70
JOHN j, WILHELM, 9enl Aeent,
73s w. Second st., Wilmington. Del
''-1-b4u"3l-ND1
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GORDON eHLGA "
BUILDING LOTS tVA

Splendid view Of ne p'Nh
and City OF Wilmtis5 i ~ ri. he:l
yoning marsh lind. l heSis "a
ing rapidly IN that d,ils,rre,ss.ariIyf
fIne situations must hv NY IN, sii -.
Increase in value. Ihosg ,,d lO'' ma
atcd about one mile nol II, PPi.ill M
limo aud extending u ffler.rit W
way terminus hall a me- vi i,.ciiinssss3
anil wiiIiileiy bee yteniea, IN frai 1.
i5o 10 800 feet IN depth. ,,I \ mid acsida
a a houses fot h9 ,,,nl .olney, Y Y
o,s w ,s ssir nave We eve leen r Sp
salo arouud Wiluail / Ia tsrnl. me-. W.
81 started yery low a'Ti t1 n, naieI,a'ssss||
snit any purclnsrI. n, hs it. q n, N
time W Plots and full pa'' :.
nished at Office. -, a "
Philip II Cla a. * \ !, i
1ntu.th.s.tf 81 MAkAL,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
Muslin Underwear for
Ladies

Here you will find our stock
largely in excess Of previous
seasons. All our garments are
made Of good muslin. sewed
with six cord cotton, on lock-
stitch machines.
We have a large assortment
of new designs in all grades
Ladies' drawers, from 25c to
S2.oo a pair.
Ladies' night dresses, from
SOC to $500 each.
Ladies chemises, from 25c to
1900 each.
Ladies' corset covers, from
25c to $500 each.
Ladies' skirts, from 25c to
$500 each
We simply quote prices to
show how large an assortment
we carry. We feel sure we can
please the most fastidious in
this department.
We also carry an extensive
stock of vslvets, shawls, fichus,
laces. hosiery, mcrino, under
wear, gloves, white goods, hand
kerchieis. housekeeping dry
goods, trimmings, notions, Col
umbia yarns. small wares, &C..
&c. 5.a a".
We make it rule to study
the interests of our customers,
and to do all in our power to
contribute to their wants.
Lichtenstein { Hart,
228 Market Street.
WILMINGTON, Del.