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Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

WAsHINoToS. March l0.-Miss Clara
Barton, president OF the Am rican Ma
tioual Al soc istion OF the Red Cross, has
b.su inve tigating the sta emeLts con-
ceruiug the suffering and dcstituiion ex-
is,in. among The pioneer settlers of
Nogth and South Dakota, with u view
VI aiding those ia need o, nelp. She has
aaeettsincd that there Is urgent necessity
'ot immediate action, aud now e peals
to the public for cash Subscriptions large
enough TO meet every emergency. She
has inform alton that there are at least
1000 people depeudsnt. and many more
who, though they have provisi' ns loI
thensclve,, need iced for their stock.
Ii. r. Hedge en-, State Comm Issioner o
a CREATURE, Grad Forks, n. D., VII
| distribute sll iunds sent - his address
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

TEE Dsnocrass think they have
found an eifset for Deputy Clerk
Wheatley's crooked transactions In
Sussex county, In the fact that the
Levy Court Commissioner OF Little
Creek hundred had issued some u, TOO
worth OF road orders not signed BY
him. The Offset is very weak one,
% the commissioner had been sick
and had deputized another person to
give the orders. There are no charges
against the commissioner for malleas-
ance in office, nor of appropriating
money belonging TO the county to his
own use, but simply that nobody
under the law had the right to sign
orders but himself. This charge can
only have the effect OF showing the I'M
business like manner In which busi
ness is too often done, not only in
Sussex county but in other counties.
The law should be conformed to under
all circumstAuces-
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

North Adams tMass.) Transcript.
Some time ago When w. II. Phillips
tore down the old house on the Phillips
farm. near the wcet shat, be found
among the accumulatlons of the garrett
the parchment indenture made when
Mr.. Phillips great.great-great' grand
father, John Bull, started to learn the
carpenter trade in England. He was APP
prenilced to serve seven years aud h'n
remuneration was to b. So year. At
the end oil that time he was to receive,
according TO siipuiat,ons OF tho bond,
zone \ (ax } and SPUR aud hansoo
Glands ioucr nosers (augeIs), a
pals Of Chysells, a gouge and II hammer
The indenture is dated "Septem" o
1868, and is highly priced by Mr.. Phillips
as a rslic, and also AS a fragment oil lam
lily history.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

AFTER reading the account OF the
fne amer in which c. r Breckenridge
was elected TO Congress from the First
Congressional District OF Arkansas,
1slooks almcst strange that he should
b. permitted % tsGe his seat al gil in
Congress, and that he would push
himself forward aud claim his seat
under the circumstances very much
lowers the high estimate in which tic
Breckenridge family have always been
held. If Mr.. Breckenridge had been
The man OF noble impulses ard high
character that has been claimed iOr
him he never would have shown his
flee In Congress until the assassin OF
j 8 opponent had been arrested, con-
vcted and hung. aud then, under
another election, come back to Con
Cress and have taken seat not stain
I'd with the blood OF innocence. The
claim OF Breckenridge 10 his scat is noi
VI orthy OF serious consideration, his
pteas are not the arguments OF an hon
sst man and though his expulsion
would raise howl from il!e "las
ditch" element. Congress can onl
discharge the deb, it owes 20 clvilizs
Ton and humanity by "booting" Iii
Cut as coon rs possible.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
G, WORRELL,
Fifth and Shipley SITS.
CARPET S.

The buying Of Carpet is not
an easy matter by any means,
being hard to know the right
place to purchase, and being
very hard to select just what
will please yourself, family and
be considered the right thing by
your friends. On all these points
we can help you, not in a
"wordy" way, but with solid and
substantial help.
Our selections OF Spring
Goods have, without exceptions,
been made from standard manu-
facturers, who are at the head,
not only as regards quality and
durability, but whose designs
show the very best and latest
effects in artistic rendering OF
color. The housekeeper of the
present knows and appreciates
handsome goods and is insisting
that her carpets must be not
only carpets that will wear, but
their designs and colorings shall
be correct. This seasons goods
will satisfy the most exacting.
the colorings in some cases
looking almost too beautiful to
walk upon.
The most important point
after all is the cost. Tocom-
bine the artistic and durable
with lessened cost is to-day
not only the watchword in
the carpet business, but the
key to success IN all
others. This cost to the
customer must be based upon
absolute, existing conditions, but
mainly upon rent. The man
who places before his customers
as good line of goods, and
pays for his store one-fourth as
much as another man with
equal facilities in other ways,
can sell them for less money
If combined with this he gives
better service and undivided
attention, his case is still strong
or. Our location at Fifth and
Shipley streets is the result o.
experience. combined with the
Judgment Of some Of our best
business men. We can sell goods
here for less money than we
could if this building was or
! Market street. Ask any rea
estate dealer what the diflerenc,
would be in rental and max,
your own calculations.
We propose to make thi
corner the "Carpet Centre 0
Wilmington" Recent improve
,, ments give us more light am
space.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

In JUSTICE to Ehe w. Tunnell,
slerk of the peace OF Sussex County,
IL must be said. after the calming OF
the first excitement upon the discovery
Of the bogus orders issued by his sub
ordinate, that no suspicion rests against
him. The only thing that can be
charged ID over confidence in his
deputy, q charge that rests against all
men who are honest and believe all
other men "a honest a. themselves
until proved otherwise. In the first
flush OF the excitement the natura
conclusion was that Mr.. Tunnel wal
. party to the fraud, but II will re
dound to his credit that although tn
IRE was go close to him he came gu
Of the flames unscorched. This muc
. Republican paper must say oil MI
Tunnel, but we are not ready yet
accept the idea that Whestley WI
entirely alone in his unlawful pecui'
lions.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

The effort to make the first year OF
PRECEDENT Harrison's term look small
and d screditsble before the people
will utterly fail OF its object. The
President has not, II Ii true, startled
she country by sudden dashes OF some
new ideas Is they came to his mind,
hut be has pursued straight forward,
steady, consistent course, showing
zhat the relus OF government are Ia
safe hands. The principles of the
platform under which he was elected
mav been strictly adhered to, and the
people have already found that he has
lshe courage OF his convictions and will
enforce the Constitution as TAR as il lies
in bis power to do 80. Instead Of the
dirst year Of his term being failure,
mis- administration has made more
progress and done more toward ad-
vsncing the interests of the nation
shah President Cleveland did in all
aha four years of his administration.
At should not be forgotten, too, that
kittle should be expected in the firsi
year Of an administration, especially
when il was found in adverse ruis that
had to lie changed to give the new ali
ministratlon potency and force.
! But in looking back over the past
year the triumphs OF the present nd
miHistration do not come sing ly before
she view, but In continuous succession.
The Samoan treaty has been ratified
and this settles the supremacy OF the
Cnited States over the Pacific archi-
pelsgo. Following this comes the
holding of the Pan American Con
Rress, which will without doubt result
IN q Western world union OF nations,
Including even Canada, with the
United States 40 the great head. We
would say in passing that had not &C.
cidtnt given the country o Demo,
cratic President, Secretary Blaine
would have been just four years
farther advanced with this great idea
OF the commercial unity of North,
Central and South America and the
lslsnds contiguous. Then again it II
worth something to have the Canadian
iieAeries question settled amicaLly and
with the greatest advantage to tho
United States. One OF the greatest
Arilm phs OF the administration lies in
the settling OF what constitutes o
quorum In the National House Of Rep
Itsentatives.
The Democrats had the opportunity
of taking the credit OF this grea,
triumph, but they obstinately refused
70 10 20, and the credit now tails L
ahe Republicans. For the first time
aimee the clash between the relative
values OF silver and gold q medium
has been presented by Secretary OF thu
Treasury Window that meets the ap-
probation Of both conservative golt
and silver advocates, and Secretar.
Tracy Is engaged in giving the natloI
navy that will no more be the but
Of ridicule to the other armed nation
OF the world. Besides all that tart
bill will soon be presented that will
disappoint tho frcetraders in its con
seIvativeness, and yet meet the com
mendation Of the great body of pro
teclionists that realizes that every
boiy cannot have all they want, an
chat something is due to other inter
sa,s. No, the present adminisiIsti
snatead Of being failure has been
great success, and II President darr
son keeps on in the course he is pu
suing the people will want no chang
at the end OF this term.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

WAsuISGroS, March a conyen-
ton OF tire order OF Kosher Shel Barr !,
or Iron Knot, one OF the leading Jewish
societies n this country, was begun here
Yesterday. Tho order, which has q
membership of $4,000, NESTS ouce in six
years. Thete OIL ers were elected: Presi-
dent, Simon w oil; vice presidents, Moses
Greeubsum, Joseph. ID. Coons and Jacob
Trust; .ecrttarics, Lewis Abraham and
l.. l.. Leisterstahu. Mr.. Vol made Nh
address, in which he urged union of
the eight Jewish secret benevolent organi-
| cations Ia tl.e United States.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

RICHMOND, March 9.-It Is announced
here to-day that z. IL. Adams, late agent
OF the Richmond and Dauviilc Railway,
at West Point, is $4,000 short in his
accounts. For years he was Claim
Agent of the compsny aud previously
General Freight Agent Of the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railway. His prop
erty has been attached TO secure the Dam
Vile Company.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
DU BI.lC SALE.

i
VIII he sold at public sale, at Benvcn-
ne Stock Farm on the Lancaster Pike,
I-2 miles from " ilmiugton, On
EDNLSpAN, MARCH II, lsl0,
AT one o'cluck. y. IN,
one extra iinG driyiug mare, has trntt-
cd in 2.as, "A iiiie lot ot gttttlc jersey ileii-
crs, all Win cali by II thoroughbred pull;
1 thoroughbred Jersey bull. p extra line
thorough bred ana Elale Ber-k nc
| Shonts, j thoroughbred berkshire iiolr,
| /. fine one. Having these sales every
| spring, and increase amount OF stock
| eivA year, noue hnt my u@h raj ling VIII
! lac sold Everything thitt l. OH tsa Will
| liz 50 Il.
| TIEAs.-An sums Of 81 unh under
cash. On nll sums over that amount !
credit otn months VIII be gwen by pun
chaser giving "a bHnkanlc note with ~
approved rudorstr. with interest added
OF per cent. gu FOR cash.
II. l., WOOD.
l.. W. stidhnm 4 Son, Auctioneers.
ml-dw-t5
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

PHILADELPHIA. NoadaN March N isse.
Shopping - an art is q
tempting advertising topic,
but We can't discuss it-at
least to-day. Men only buy
things, women shop. So.
GEOLOGY may find in It . theme
quite worthy.
Ours to supply the shop.
ping opportunity and point
the way.
The finger-board day
points to Challis.
The new arrivals are
here. In former seasons
our advertising cfervesced
over Challis. The enthusia-
ism Is greater now. Past
achievements fades in COM
parlson with present success.
The beauty of the new styles
predicts even greater popu.
larity for Challis.
The styles cannot be
described. Criticism is not
popular. Advertising is
nothing II not popular. A
dash OF q few words and the
rest is lett Tor your personal
visit,
The styles Of the season
have an abandon, a freedom,
most unconventional, often
intricate and involved. wild
leaves and flowers wonder.
fully natural, odd colors and
effects. Whatever your par-
ticular bent in dress may be,
CLASSIC Greek or Oriental,
the Challis will give color
and figure for your purpose.
The richest and choicest
prin.ings are 60 cents, the
next so cents. and many
more s7l cents. The cloths
are all about the came, the
differences are ia styles, the
ereatest novelties in the
two highest grades.
Novelty Counter, west OF main aisle.
A chorus OF Silks claims
recognition--Sh a n 6 h is,
japanese. Lousiennes, Su-
rAhs. eros grains. Cach-
m res join in a demand tor
notice. You know they are
here. That's enough for
to-day. More anon.
Transept. .
Steel Spectacles, properly
adjusted, 81, $3.50, and So.
Gold epectac;es, 81, So; lok,
$3.50; lax, $3.50, and ups
ward. No charge for ex.
aiming your eyes.
Near Juniper street entrance.
That famous Blanket,
Pure wool filing, ligl t cot
ton warp SO hidden that you
think OF nothing but the
wool Sir pounds, geoer-
GUS size--and the March GU
price, rs!
. Near women's Waiting Room.
, Inn MANAM KFR
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

THERE are some Democrats who
now wish they had marched up to the
tax collectors office and have paid
their taxes. They arc on the de.in.
qucnt lists, they have not got their tax
receipts, and the collectors are afraid
10 issue them.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

TaE ministers of Jersey City who
yesterday referred to the election
frauds OF that city will now be NC.
cused, no doubt. of mixing politics
with religion, but II there was case
where little religion is needed 1t is
among the politicians OF Hudson
county.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

LEBAgoN, o., March 10. On Saturday,
A. Graham, ex.Auditor OF Warren coun-
ty, was sentenced on his plea Of guilty
to the indictment Tor embezzlinf eoupty
funds to the amount OF S63, I'll. To 10
other Indictments Tor receiving payment
on false vouchers, he pleaded not guilty.
lie was .entsncod to is years imprison-
ment and pawn ent OF a nps OF s!28, I22
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

WITH crooked gerrymandering Of
congressional districts in Ohio and
other Northern States that are acct.
dentslly in the bands OF the Demo.
Gratis and with political burglary they
expect 10 have majority in the next
Congress.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

A SPLENDID Democratic record:
Default in tax collections, Appoquini-
mink, $4,000; White Clay Creek,
W ,00); Mil Creek. $4,000; Chrisiiana
hundred, $4,000; total, $4,000. Tax
payers, investigate.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

B.F. Money, Eleventh and Adams, N.
W. corner, has all kinda OF meats-beef,
pork, mutton, sausage, scrapp'e, lard,
everything in tbs pork line, cornsd beef
tong ues, Clipped dried beef, lamb, NUT
ton, etc. He always kseps frst-class
meau, Give him y call.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

THE people are watching to see
what the Levy Court will do with the
tweDty-o one names returned as delin
quents by Collector Reardon of Mill
Creek Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

THE Dsmocrats say that the Repub-
Means in the Levy Court OF Sussex
county hsd 10 be almost compelled 10
sppoint committee OF ipVestigstion
into the bogus orders, and yet when
lhe resolution Of inquiry and investi-
cation passed tho Levy Court every
Democrat voted against II. They
didn't want the light turned on, for
they didp't know what might be re-
'yseled at that time.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

THE Levy Court will meet to NOR
row at 10 O'Clock. Republicans not
assessed should appear and have their
names put on the assessment.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
This 10 tbs Place.

Great reduction In winter underwear
at T. A. Shabnop's, Sl3 West second
al rset.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

WHAT would the Levy Court dc
without Superintendent OF Assess
nnnt Ma ipulations McCloskeyf
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
PhAadelphia WlmInpto,
Baltimore Railroad

"m 'sass Wilmington n. NIL,
i, nis,s "a. I 81 cypress i.ss. IS, ~
2: M, ~ 70, lsN, i3g sz t,, ~
s Aeea,o o% lo.ap. N. -. .yN ~
=. m. iass, ass 1i@ 81, sl, N %
'iF of Chester ,e,press,. is,.ea, ,g'..
M. w, u IN m, d. m'' IL % o. ia. IN
Accommodation, GO, tsS7m
: $50. m'' i2as' 2ss sOe ~, ~
VIEW YORK, Is, 25s 4a.@ a.,
sss e. s e . y. "a y ~ y, e Z, = *
tor Vest Chester, VIA Laiunsi" mi
tl0 .. m, 2 81 aud W u. N, D' wi
:. Fur Newark tt.niT.l aud intot,.,,,..
lions, \ " IA. M, Y h nnhG 8 p. ,' '''ula'sl
b. IN, y IL y. M. anu " lJni.l,t. 'N'''a'1
baltimore aud BAY Line, q nm.
Baltimore and Washington, I ". ,u \
10 IL aud II ~ Q. ~, 400, II IA
", so " p. To-, and Il 4 lisht]
New castle, ri s' % :. pl''1 : iens! u
~. 30 y. M, and ms nieht. :"
Georgetown ~ q. ~. 10 end-n
| Harrington, belinar, aud way us1l
| Express for Harrington, AS1 anI 20 n
Express Tor Dover, Harrington, aoii
mar, "a o. .. in.snd l22l .. In.
| Franklin city, s ga N.
Express for Capo thnrics, nli rhut a
Tort. aud Nortolk, i20i !. H., and 3. !. nj
Leave phiiadeiphla Iro,l s.,... t..
minRton texpressj 81. 7s, Tx ~
toI -, Sos, 'Ss, SO. III IL
II N, II asp. m.
Aecemodation, ga on pssna u
10 . aud II 50 .. N. w. 10
SUNDAY TRANS
| For Philadelphia lexpre,.ilNu
m.si 4. A., an si7. SS, VI. :"
Xecomoistiou, 100. lnanA
Ia6, lio, 7.s. 10. % aud 10 q 7. Ne
For Ceester kexpress). 10, n,aAA.
Accsni odaiioa, 100, s.l5 30 AIN
i.fA t.ia, 7.4sand 10. r.. VI.
"a .S". a. .;,s' n dl i a A. NJ. RAJ 'H' 81
For West Chester. via Lsmekln. .Hi
For New castle IL IS nlghi.
For Cape Charles, Old Polnt coaS,
v"r Mida 1y clayton. Dover w
feltop. Harrington, BrilKovI!e u
LAurei, and ItelmRr, R.Ol nlelt.
Baltimore and WASHINGTON, y, 50
a. 81 \, i2o9. Is - o., 8 NJ
l2.T Night. Baltimore g. " Il NJ an
Leave Philadelphia broad Street., ilf
mington texprs ss), $50. 10, His
s+@ 5 ~ 90, 500. es1 hlN h'r
h,a orro,nmo notation. sss 80, 10 sa. n
sM 40, saA luii, u 81 p, IN.
FOR further informsiiop, pa'ienSe
referred 10 the ticket ohce st tie Ilti,
Trains marked thus ~ are linltsi 81
upon which extra inre Is chsrgei.
} CYiks. II. PUuH, ]. u. WOO
4 Gencrni Manager. General PASSENGER
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
TUEsp Ny, MARCH IL, 1900,
at O'Clock, Z NJ, sharp,

two good Horses.
No l. \ sorrel mare, years.old N&
good farm mare, work innl kinds -Its9I
Of barnes.
MOI ., A bay mare, 10 years Old. II
good draft mare,
Ii pair OF Chickens. Buggy, farm wa
CONS, II set Of Log Wheels. and Bed,
Road Cart, Horse Cart, Esterly Irvine
Binder in good order Osborne Mower
nearly new, Champion Mower, : >yra-
cu-e Flows. Iron Age Cuitiyntors,
spike Harrow, single set OF LlrriaRe
Harness, : sets Of Piow Harness, sets Of
cart Harness, Collars and Bfidles, sets
Singlr.trccs and Douhle-trees, Log ind
other CHAINS: Manure Forks. long han
tllo hay Fork, ShoVels. Hoe, Iron Wise,
ono Churn. 3 tons OF Timothy Hay, Feed
Chest II Hives Of pure ltulhtn Bees IN
movable frames, patent Hives, 60 lbs.
Binder Twme, | IrOsscut saw, Il lot ni
old Iron aud other articles TOO tedious &c
mention.
TERMs-All sums Of $50 aud under
cash. uypr that amount clodil Of
months v IN he given ON purchaser Civ.
ing n bankablc note with m approved
UndOfscr. ions - II 4 SMAN.
stidhan 4 son, Anctioneers,
aatd.coh-stwt
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
ZnEazsz2f'
1HMs<%

We the undersigned BANKS and bankers win
Fay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state
Lotteries which may be presented atour coun.
tiers.
X. NJ. WALa1SLEY. Pres. Louisiana Natl
Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres. state Nat1 Bis.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nari
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

BllC SALE.
WIN be sold ut public sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH 18TH,
att o'clock, =. m,
the stalls Sos - and 81 la the Third st.
market. is have determined 10 quit the
business. Terms ut sale.
JOSEPH 4. MARTIN,
w. A. lluKILL, &uctiuucer. na.ts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
n. =. Davis, jswelsr, . East secoad st

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
Schedule IN effect Nov. w. 'sN'
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE rs
EAAT HouHn

xxprcss traina
h NM ~ i q :. y, we e "a z m.
new Yong, Sundays. . ~. WL
si2 Us. % ~, '0la. . 10 .. m.
PHILApELrHfA. week days,
DO. TOO, ! 80, . %. 300 80 %. lo3l
a; m; si2 %, ! o., s2aS S99 ~
$50 905. II ~ a. m, sl2 0s, 100.
800. 40 @ls. ga. 60 'eAs. 71l,
Cs..rrn. woek 4 Gays a. '2, \, % eg
as - @: q XII 4s, 81 .lo s 81 ~
I 10 sis. IS. j ID, % VI, f5oand .ioilp1
ATLANTIC CRY. N. J. 900 a.
s2t3 p. m. daily.
Bait'more and Washington. . 20; {
all daily. 74oa. IN. .2lop. n, al
Baitimore and principal stations
| Phila, Division, 40 y. IN, daily.
| Pittsburg ssF a. m. and 'o.lo p,
s,l;icago, - Ea, m. 'C37 p. M. DAN
Mncinnati and 81. Louis, III 10 q,
! and IS 10 D. m; daily.
SINoHELY AoOoMMopArioa 49,
daily andl22j g. IN, daily, except
day. 10 20 y. m, Sunday only
LAHpKNRERo AcooMxoDAr'oH
days, I 90, 100 n. M. % anu % p
Sun days, 0 30 a. M, b.l5 p. M
TRAINS LnAvE MARKET srnrET srAr
For Philadelphia ana wav stat
week days; b 80, ~, $50 'ldIo a.
II ~. 235, 35j, 81 u. M. Sundays
sOn. IN. i2+5, 50, 1853 p. m
For Baltimore, week days, on,
a. M; 2 85, - b5, - 50 p. m. sundays
a. m.;s333 and sto5 y. ~. -
Phiia division at DO, y. m, daily
For Ian denberg and way statioa.vS
Sun days . Is a. M. a5S p. m.
Chicago. as sSa. m. daily, except
Pittsourg, . $50 am, daiiy.okoopssS
day; -4.bj =. IN, ally.
LEAVE PuILA pELrHiA Foa WLWNt'
Daily, - 10, ssl3, 10 90. sll lc d. ni-
noon, ] 40, 800. '3tost "a. Al. ~ ol6A'
$40. 10 10, p. IN.
Daily, except sunday, SOS, o 4oahii
M, Sis, Al ivand . ~, IL Op. III. Sai
. only. $50 n. m, 9f5p. m.
Telephone No. l0l
violates to western points loFs''
viaany otherliio.
Ut. oDELL, C.O.sNss
Genl Manager. Gen Iras"
: wilm ngton . Northern r. l"
, Time table In erect NoA. ., ~, tolS
leave " llminxton (ffsnaa stfeeu mi
Geld, .WAynssburs Jaacloa, Ines,,,
wsinsTsviile and 81 pola. on .ns H.. "a,
siphiA and Heading 3. r.. 7.0 b. ~''
20 p. IN. =.
!, For springneld: Msyneiss sn..e 't Ua,i
Fora and SonIcnanli and In ter nedis's p'
TOO II. M, 2.25 and BIO ~ M ,.,,
For Chadds Ford Junction ant pS"
on the T. 4 b. q. Il. r., AT NV
2.2j and 4.45 u. m. o5s
For West Chester. 100 a. "'
DIV II siiy except SATURDAY and s ,1,., ~.
MP. y: and on Saturday only ~
: On sunday for Rsadins and iaSss
I. points, 81 ., Il q. m. aud for
intsrnediats poiats at 8. .. ~ ana
/, a, =. Ae0A UsLAsn y2w.stfs.sss ~ y
Usslltsadsat SsA
"A, ILM1NGrvN STEAMBOAT ~
II .SasaaeE ksyqs. =,
5 STEAMERS CITY u Cii'
: md BnaNDi@i.'
On and after Saturday. Marenn sier
Leave Fourth street wharf LOT ,ariuiei
4 Philadelphia, daily, SUNDAYS inc'd a'
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we now offer YOU our entire stock . "a
new ano seeond-hand carriages
FIRST O ALLmo.,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
Rubber and Leather
FOOTWEAR

Oh the best makes at salts
factory prices. Rubber
boots for Men, Women,
Girls and Boys. Rubber
shoes for Men, Women,
Boys and Girls. High
Button Arctics for Ladies
and Misses Buckle arc
tics, Misses and Children.
Warm lined button and
lace shoes for ladies'. Bea
vcr cloth flannel-lincd
boots for men. Every
thing in comfortable foot
wear at prices surprisingly
low.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
JtHN WANAM KER.
ANOTHER Let

oil Trousers came in On
Saturday. This time
the, were cheap, strong
for working, and are
guar antet d not to rip.
We put in STOCK also
some very handsome.
stylish Pantalooas Tor
dress We also have
them in medium good;
all we'll cut and nicely
m sde.
Spring O0eyeoats.
We have made up some
very handsome, Stylish
ones which are now
ready.
Single and double
breasted Sack Suits
Black Cheviot, our owl
make, the very latest.
We begin to night t.
keep open. Will b
open every night unit
9 p. m.
JAS. I. MULLlN & son
Tailors, 9th & Marke'
Clothiers. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10
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AUUTGb5 NJ. n DIN 70 HIM
Now Orleans, LID,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, u. q.
ny ordinary letter containing Monay Order
issued by all Express Companies, New York
ExehanHe, Draft or Postal Note.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-10

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