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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

A little stream of water was seen ono
day trickling through one of the great
Holland dikes which In that country
keeps the sea. with its level many feet
above the ground from inundAting tho
cities. The small leak remained nnheed-
cd, us something too small for notice.
The stream gradually enlarged, and fin.
ally became u torrent, the dixie was I'M
derminod, until In fatal moment the
vast emb n ment gave way and the
HtcathoC Of waters overwhelmed the
cty. Careless ncgleets thus sacrificed
thousands Of liv, 8.
by IA Similar ieatlless neglect myriads
OF lives ure saerificed every year. Ner-
vous Prostrn ion, Insanity. Paralysis,
Hoart Failure, Consumption, Fatal Kid
ney Disease and Premature Death, in all
cases follow neglect of the grst symp-
toms. The sufferer becomes weak, tired,
languid, run down and work becomes an
eHort. There Is u nervous, restless, de
pressed d FEELING, with more or less sleep
lessness nights and a tired waking morn
ing. with bad tnste I'm the mouth, dull
mead and general lack OF vim and vigor.
Tbe beappetetite becomes capricions.t.,er
may DO headaches or pnin in side or
back, possibly attended by palpatation,
nuinbness, trembling, with strange sem
shtlons and wenriness of limbs. Alto.
gether there Is feeling OF both nervous
nnd physical exhaustion, with loss of
energy, life and ambition.
These symptoms and feelings show
that tho health IL undermined, aud that
50 surely rs they are neglected the
strength ana vitality Of nerve and body
Will give way and fatal disease result.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
pied nj the Age or Ii1 years.

SANTA FE, n, NJ, Doe. 24.-Scws Of
the death Of Pedro Antonio Lopez,
aged one hundred and fifteen years,
was lrrniYc,l here to-day. He piussnd
off very quietly and without any suf-
n,,ring, being conscious and especially
.alkat,c up to the lnst moment. He
know that The nud WAS coming and he
hld his children and grandchildren
gathered around him. He talked To
them Of the service he had done n IL
soldier under the Spanish kings and
he remembered whom u certain King
and his wife were bchcaded Louis
XVI aud Marir AntOinete. Lopez was
mentioned In connection with the ceE-
sus report IN last June ON account OF
his extreme old age.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

=, AT !.3O p. IN, Christmas eve. as Rev
vaughan :. Collins and "A COMMITTEES
oi Scott NJ j., Church were engaged
W making preparations for n general
christmas giving in connection with
ther church, the door hell ranR md
some @ members and friends of Scott
81. Y; Church, conducted by Alexander
aihrtlh' entered with cheerful greeting
ah'l niHln their pastor present of
larnlIei oxford Bible, octave, printed
cult binding of 'serpont morocco nnd
such as Is sold at $3.50. The presen-
uttlon speech was brief and approprl.
ave by Julia i. Bartlett, and Responded
% ieelingly by Mr.. Collins.
Inc pastors wife was presented with
uautiIul gold pencil by her Bible
ra5s through Joseph II. Bartlett as
spokesman.
Miss Elizabeth Jane Collins. aged
TWO years, accepted with great delight
Methodist centennial medal bearlng
an embossed yignette OF Bishup Al
bury on the one side and of Bishop
simpson on the reverse. Not the lea 5t
ot lts attractions We're the hole and the
due ribbon tied through, by which IL
"nS hung unon the happy child's neck
clas fIpllnnd piano stand lamp. to Rev.
" >. Collins from his Bible cLtss.
j. ID. Aldred, chorister, received "A
Methodist hymnal with levant NOR.
rocco, divinity circuit blDdlng-a book
sold at $500, J. r. O'Daniel making the
presentation sposch.
After season Of social conversation
they sang: Blessed be tho tie that
binds, and were dismissed with rphyer
by their pastor.
This was complete surprise to Mr..
Collins and his family.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

SALEM, Dec. 25.-A horse and buggy.
valued at 1900, the property of Jerris
Hires, livery stable keeper, WERE
stolen from hts stables in this city last
night. A robe, blanket, etc, valued ut
$40 were also stolen from the stable of
Theodore Waterman. The case was
placed IN the hands OF IL detective, who
drove TO Bushtawn, IA colored settle
Inent near WootlstOwn, and secured
the tanm and ether articles, which
were In the possession of John AccoO,
Il young culored man, who w;ls ar
rested. and the articles returned to
their owners.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
Ana IInrbor Sinaents Drowned.

ANN HARnoh Mich, Dec 25.-The
Fad drowning OF two students mnie
this n gloomy Christmas for the stu
dents remaining at college during the
holidays. IAst night Frank Il. Dickin-
son and Minnie Brundage left for tho
mill pond 10 skate. They did not re-
turn, and IA time passed by Mrs.
BruLdaRe grew worried, aud finally ut
O'Clock this morning started II search
party.
The searchers found hole In the
ice and mniT lying near by. They
commenced dragging, and at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon found the bodies. Both
victims nro medical students Mr.
Dickinson icing from Dubuque, Ia,
and Miss Brundngo from Long Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
Enicide Rcrmmse of Grief.

SouTH BETHLEHEM, Dec. 25,-Ernest
Saegel, an old resident of this place,
hanged himself from tree in the
Fountain Hill cemetery yesterday af-
ternoon. Before doing this lac had
visited his wife's grave, where he cut
the arteries OF his left wrist and be-
spattered the mound with his blood.
His body was not found until 10 o'clock
this morning. Saegel was Il years
old and leaves family of married
children. Grief over his wife's death
Is supposed to have prompted the TAX
inu .if hia lifa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
AGoo,. Newa,,nper.

The Baltimore Sun, published by A.
s. Abel Il Co, is one of the very best
published in onr country
IL Is bright. spicy and newsy. The
current event of the day are condensed
so as every person can find time to
get fair knowledge of what Is going
on In the world. While 1t Is Demo-
cratic in politics, II Is generalp fnir. It's
readers rare have cause to complain OF
Its political bias. The daily is 80 per
year, the weekly 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
Secretary Rn.k for Harrison.

WAsnINaToN, Dec. 24,-This evening
Secretary Rust said that he Was sorry
to see his name connected with the
article recently published giving far
mers' vote on presidential candidates
for 1892. He sincerely regretted any
attempt to turn the attention of repub-
lieans away from President Harrison
as n candidate. His administration,
he said, had been u clean one directed
to the best interests of the whole peo-
pie, and he confidently looked for his
denomination and reelection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
Arrested while In Church.

PITrsBuRG, Dee. 25.-Last night VIM.
Strong, aged %, was arrested ON the
charge of robbing his former employ
crs, Scheutte Il Co, of 81 900.
When arrested young strong was a
leading character in IL Santa Claus en-
teTtainment, at the Bingham and Thir-
teenth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, on the South side. A sensa-
tional scene followed, as Mr.. Strong
was very prominent In church work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
supposed 10 IIavo nocn Murdered.

HAnIsBunG, Dec. 25. The body Of
an unknown man was found to-day
lying on the canal bank near Maclay
street in the suburbs. 1t was ut first
thought he was drowned, but ON oX-
aiming the body the skull was found to
be crushed over the right eye, and near
by was heavy piece OF cinder covered
with blood, with which the man had
evidently been murdered. 3lhe
remains are at the deRd-house
awaiting Identification. The man was
about 40 years old, rather stout, and
was poorly dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

On Tuesday morning the colored boy
In the employ of Alexander Mcleod,
corner of Fifth and West streets, emp
tied Il pun of ushes into barrel near
the steps In the back yard, containing
some rags and other rubbish. In a few
minutes afterwards the same took iiIe,
burning the barrel and adjoining steps.
sMcklly the flames We're discovered,
< d were extinguished by few buck
&of water before they had done seri-
llamaRe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

Mr. Clement Hearn, prominent
citizen OF Laurel, Sussex County, died
on the 25th inst, from injuries received
by being caught in the machinery of
his steam mill, which he was superin-
tending few months ago. He was 75
years OF age, aud highly respected by
every one. His son Charles was also
caught In the machinery OF The mill
and badly Injured few hours before
thu old giant Iaman hiad.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
A Nery sn..dcn pcaiI..

ALI Margaret Harmcy, tho wife of
hlnzi liarmcy, s.lloon-kecper ut the
tuilea-t corner OF Third and Pine
ssle'lR. lied very suddenly at her resi-
eenee on Tuesday morning, aged 80
lelfs The deceased had been In fail
las H'ntii for several weeks and was
sarbiMi lry DIR. Bullock. Az an early
holf tuesday, morning she awoke with
S.F,J pain around her heart and
went lloNn stains. Her husband went
SSo@il lew minutes later and found
hff ST Ing in n large chair, inhaling
some nedielne which lmd been pre-
Tlle,I :, by her physician. Finding
rlli no. was quito i'll Mr., Harmey
s4lie, 10 call their daughters, aud
,h Wheh r rcturned was horrilied TO find
t,lal=i' wls dead. DIR. Bullock, who
had f'n hastily summoned, arrived
SGoR 81 N "rwards and gave II certificate
" ~ 1e.tl h IRON neuralgia OF the heart.
Il, il,z ztlt,'n used WAS n native of ireland
saa weighed fully 2G0 pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
RICE ONE

Erlras the Courts of Delavui. ara
nrcrilrd our Judges arc deter
-el That tho state shall not 10.
re tho resort NJ dissatisfied hus-
nd. pnd wives TO SECURE an easy dis
la.ion OF the connubinl tic. II the
e.lture will le as careful Of the
rflla of the State In this respect,
l4wa-c will escape the disgrace OF
me- We4trrn States, where the d.
NJ bisiness hhd become so sys-
n,0a that it was almost as easy to
upmmried as to get married.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
The Pirsn

Mr.. Barrett, of NeNah.
his milk to our city thisNt, brought
sleigh, and his was the hlSSning n a
passed through the tollgaS 2igh that
land avenue this season. Ta Mary
men generally, however, cafreS'uilk'
city In wagons as usual, put TX the
places they found tho travelih3iany
alavish. ute
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

ra9V the appearance Of many OF tho
,r. Ia our city at tho close OF Christ
,s cge our merchants must have
M, a rattllng business. The stores
am ide SPECIALITY OF keeping Christ
a4 novelties looked aS IL a cyclone
Ilgone through, and tho smile that
~ over the countenances Of the
Emistors indicated that they wcra
Ngplnased with the business cyclone
Nj truck them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
SEVERE SNOW STORM.


,Nrrrh In Portions oil hanSns
II vi so1ti.
amNGroN, Dec. 25.--The Sig
DHlce furnishes tho following
bulletin 10 the rress'
lrcsent storm promises tho
/ mount Of snow in my single
tor several jeafp. WtrniHgs
orl Thursday morning 70 rail-
D =, nnsylvania aud Now Y'rt
ling leavy sBows, which during
will extend 10 Southern New
hl. From 3 TO 7 inches have
o day in the Ohio Valley. The
now exit nds from In -
m l'e,vy eaa,cfly 9 lvs,
snh low temrerniuie, arc ex
hi a yIrom North q rg+''-- .
lend, GpEELtY
ifsG.os. Dec. 25.-It |, snow
lrl tcic this evening, With every
/, IN Of pr ,tracied sio?m.
" began islling ear y ihis morn
&nl conlintel " tloui iLlermis-
!, ring III day. AT plehilall the
u c-raad and the Snow is now
In down thick and fnsf. Street
|raysl /. Interrupted and the trips
bad9 with difficulty End at long
hylls
Iiri.u nuIo, Va, Dec. -. A severe
E sum SIT la this morning and u
Etp nnwing. tho country roads
1ftl sed from the snow storm
ID llg.d 18th, and travel Is almost
inly -p ypnded. -
| Il xrx, va '-Dcr ". Snow has
,u falling all day and IL now four
hes ,crp The country roads arr
s,kafrd ana business partially sus'
ldsd.
ivcINS,rl. Dre. q, Snow began &c
carly this Goriing and las con
lcI all day, with thermometer al
gn ~ degrees. There has ln,en q
-ltalr wind. Tho horse ears KEEP
M with dlilicalty, but tho clcetiiC
rI'ir lines run on time.
iMudm., Dec, 25. 4 driving snow
cm truck Baltimore tonight
ly illr merry imEkers are afoot, ant
- taf' have doubled up teams I,
ry lhn rrowdlnH passengers.
ii<s 81 'ITY, Mo, Dee -. The ilis
iW#ai the season fell In northwestern
el1 and northern kansas. Yes
'ii} 1t commenced showing herr
put lU p'clo-,I In the morning ant
l,iwlcl all day. The snow Is abou
Q HrN- deep. No deiay to traill'
'urrel IN tho city. but some OF thi
UmIE Trains on the Western rOndi
NJ l"luyod. A despatch from
rhlis Nan, says: "a soaking rnil
! lREr hr southern part Of Kansas yes
-lal It WAS Just what tho countr,
elt4 az d will doubtless extingulsl
attl l'rtlcd invasion OF the Hraslai
AAipat in this part Of the state !
DAIg wrli.n
A lap"ta spe. lal says that he Boar
Agriculture received tel ,gIuphi
hlre- rom The mort hern part Of th
at 'l the effect that n snow storm
wal there yesterday covering tn
lnln Wheat. Snow was hIlly ncctlet
I secrls 10 have come early enough
ehalIy Gencilt the crop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

pany, font Iron and Hardware Com
for the hwing up the usual custom
sented eacN eight or ten years, pre-
nesday last% their employees, on Wed,
piece. They myth a five-dollar gold
generosity, anAuly grateful for their
acknowledging Ako this method Of
Samp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

The dock at the Municipal Court was
packed to suffocation tlis morning.
the result of too free indulgence in in
toxicants The inmates were finally
disposed OF by Judge Ball as follows:
Martin Sweeney, John ORourke,
Charles Black, coloreh, James Ham
mond, james Dillin, Frank Jones,
America Brown, eOlored, Owen Hough-
ton, John w. Robinson, A. p. Day and
william Morris were each fined u and
costs for drunkenness.
John Mclaughlin and James Mar
shall, both old Offenders were each
sentenced to hand over % and costs for
being drunk
Frank Thomas, who pleaded that IL
was his first offense, was recommitted
TO the cells for drunkenness.
George Nelson, stranger In the
city, who also plead first oifense, was
dismissed with warning to sin no
more.
Frank Downingham, John Simmons
and Ernest Thomas were charged with
dlsorderly conduct at Davis lodging
house, No. l02 Market street. As Il
was shown that the first named two
had nothing to do with the trouble,
fined $40 and costs.
Henry Norris, colored, WAS charged
with committing an assault and bat
terry, but as the witnesses were not
present, he was ordered TO furnish 900
bail for hearing tomorrow.
Andrew Query was charged with
going home drunk and abusing his
family. His son swore out the war
rant, but it was only with the greatest
trouble that he was induced to testify
against the prisoner, as he was EVIL
IDENTIFY afraid Of him. After hearing
his evidence, Judge Bail sentenced
him to pay n fine Of s., and furnish
500 bail to keep the peare toward his
family.
Edgar Tarburton was charged with
committing an assault ard battery on
Dennis Daley, but rs Daley cannot lie
found the case was continued until
this eveplng and the officers instructed
/ to hunt him up.
William f.. Blizzard was charged with
beating his wife. After hearing her
evidence Judge Ball instructed Special
Agent Stout 10 soc what provision can
be made for their five little children.
The ease was continued until to-
morrow, when il any way can be pro-
Nided for the support OF the children
it is probable Blizzard, will receive a
lesson that he will not sun forget.
The case of Pusy Smith, charged
with assaulting little girl named
Story, was continued until Tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

The fun-making comedians, Barry &
tcplay afternoon and evening In their
new Irish comedy, "McKenna's Flirta-
tOn," and were greeted with immense
audiences. The play is filled with fun
from the commencement To the close,
and the manner in which il was pre-
scntcd by Messrs. Barry g. Fay and
the very excellent company support
ing them kept the audience convulsed
with laughter 1t will bc presented
again tonight, tomorrow afternoon
aud tomorrow night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

Drz, ne pleasantcst hOll
bratie.I Is 10 come at olivet " ,i., c9ie-
tern, t.hurch on Wednesday evtSspy-
pee,l ,er 81. These annual eoleSg'
iionsl or tho delight OF the sunGN
EhagA children, have proved so attfa19
tye lL tho general public in years past
tt/ ave created great inconYenience
irEsILrowdlng. To avoid this and to
sAalsish the Sunday school treasury,
~ ali admission fec OF ten cents will
avn .arged this year. But by all &c,
- u the entertainment Will DC We'll
w., fuh the price. ,.A
liner will deliver oantata which
bhsy ne rehearsing. Old Criss Will DO s
,snen aoming up out of a chimney, and
|every' '0hild, large and small, OF both
'Sund,st school and primary school,
I'm g,jbA present The church will be
ndsoinely trimmed. The pastor,
N. George +. Thompson, unde,
pom the attendance is growing, VIII
nee the occasion with his presence,
ais prosperous Sunday school hat
zen under the superlntendency ol
David McHenry for some five years
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

The strohS melo-drafiG, ''Thc Dark
Side Of u Great City," drew large audl-
onces at tho Academy of Music yester-
day afternoon ard evening, and hun
dreds were turned away unable to
even obtain standing room. Tho lead.
ing role Is sustained by Jerome +.
Stevens, the author Of tho play, who
a. the majyr Performs the part of n
hero md has several narrow escapes
himself. All the other characters are
well Sustained, and the play presents
several very thrilling situations. 1t
Will be presented again tonight, to-
morrow night and at the matinee to-
morrow afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

lOTE-Dm cloth of kinds provide
Exercising
than needs We'd rather
have little sold loss To-Day have
needed and that Clearing
WANAMAKER BROWN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

When Baby Was sick.
We gave her Castoria-
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

n peni think that your catar "a or in
,,i naeilAa ant be cured, because all the
rtrg4laf remedies have failed. Try Old
niatsi ~ atarrh Cure and see the benefit
VI genuine remedy. Piice % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

WI u1rE that everybody has had n
en,. Christmas and feel tho happier
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
A DMINISTRATRIX's SALE
REAL ESTATE,

by virtue Of q renewed Order OF the
crpians' Court OF the st t. Of Delaware, In
aud Tor New Castle County, made on the
eighth dsy OF hovember, A. r., l3gJ, will be
exposed to sale. At Public Venfue,
ON "WEDNESDAY,
THE ETWENfY-FIRsT DAY OF JANUARY,
1891. At 10 O'cicck, a. m,
at the Court House, in the city of Wilmington.
the following described Heal Estate. late or
John Holland, deceased, TO wit:
All that certain lot Of land. or farm, fitua-
ted In MIL Creek Hundred, New Cattle
County, aud State of Delaware, bounded As
folloNs, TO wit:
AdJoinlng,lands OF Andrew Mckee, Robert
Mcfarland. Thomas r.. Lyman, Ilr BoWman.
James Brown and John Morrison, on the
road leading from Stanton to Newark; con-
tanning ISO Rcref, more or less.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by
ELLA HOLLAND, Administrative -
Attest. Coarlos II. Mcwhorter, clerk d. {.
John IL. Rodney. ATTORNEY. d21 ltd-itw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
scotrs Christmas Anniversary.

One OF the hnppicst audiences in all
Wilmington filed The auditorium of
Scott NJ. Il. Church by 7.30 o'clock last
evening, The happiest feature of all
was that widows, orphans and poor
children had been systematically and
generously remembered.
tivers and receivers were there in
mutual rejoicing in the literary and
musical ,'thc hoi0.of the programme
Bells oi lot Is feet fr>,,
hrVi N-.nted AZ Siy2lllns, pastor,
played ,-roved u shatompaIlment for
an excehhe work hoyystained in Choir
day SchUs tc as .hs church, which gave
the ente lment, The infant class
added theii AN share to the pleasure
of the Sunday school anniversary.
The address Ut Mcleomen was by
Harbart Klund, Miss Afpud Hollings-
head recited "How wish I Knew" and
Frank Wilson ''rhe Star OF Bethle-
hem"
.srhe New Born Baben was rendered
by Miss Lola Davis. w. Pillard Smith
told THE Tldings,' Christmas Gifts''
was recited by MISS Estelle Davis.
at all Depends" by Vernon Smith.
Miss Alice Garrigan told OF "0ld Santa
Claus.n Harry jackson delivered
"Willie's Letter to Santa Claus"
The Special Exercises of the In
fant School were announced for 8
o'clock this evening. The Pastor. also
gave out notices that the Love
Feast" was in order at 7.30 O'Clock
this evening and that DR.. Murray
would preach at 1880 O'Clock Sunday
forenoon. The Epworth League and
friends will make an excursion by the
8 O'clock morning boat of the Will
mington Steamboat Company next
afternoon boat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

Fine cut glass, pressed glass Win
THyIor L Fullerton, 800 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

No wonder people have confidence
when tho best phystcians are prcscrlb,
ing Dr. Bulls Cough Syrlp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

FIRST LOT consists of Mems Worsted
and Cashmere Suits ts-more than thousand
SIS, SIG and $1S Suits-now every one of
them is to be sold at $12. Every one All
Wool.
LOT No. 2-Another lot of Fine Suits,
$19 and $40. For this lot the price is $14.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

Tho young lady's reference. Ask
mama.
Singular thing Anything that isn't
plui1i.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26
CLEARING SALE
EXTRAORDINARY


100000 worth O FneC WorstdS
100000 o Mems Trousers
of Mnsan nd YoungM MensD ressS
An Enormous 0 Clothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-26

MORE THAN
into quick Yes the goods will next Fall STILL we'd rather
Il
dollars worth history eselhne
has there been such buy little much valuable Cloth
Price