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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31


The Delaware Hospital building o.
Fourteenth and Washington streets u Of
the Queen Anne style Of architecture,
the walls being OF red brick laid In red
mortar. Tho woodwork 10 pain.sd dark
gresu, tho 0rpameits about tho cornico
being tipped with red, the contrasting
colors pr0ducinE pretty effect.
4 porch extends Alopg The front; Il
fronls touth and 70 built back few feet
from the street.
The building 10 Handsomely finished 10
the latest woodwork designs. The hAll
runs through the building, and 10 eight
feet Wide. The Kitchen, laundry and
heating rooms are situated in the base
ment. In the kitchen 10 placed q large
63-gallon hesting boiler, and wide drsssers
With shelving reaching from the floor 70
the ceiling arc among the conyeniences.
The heating apparatus cons.sts Of DIN.
mugs steam heater.
There are six wards on the fret floor,
containing open Fireplace, with fancy
colored tile hearths and eingle bowl
wsshstAnds, having nickel-plated tx.
turea Bath rooms and water clio eta
are on each floor.
The third floor also contains fivc rooms
similarly lifted up 10 those on the second
floor. An elevator runs from the cellar
to the third no0r. speaking tubes con.
Meeting each ao0r. Gas will be used for
Illuminating purpCses. The opening
day II II ssppossd will occur the nrsl
week IN February.
The work on tile bnilding was done By
Phiemma Chandler, carpenter; Robcr,
Hzddock, plasteEss; james N. BryAD
painter; George 4 6peer, slato work
Lendsrman Brut6srs, brick work
Cnarles Thompsoj, Aseone work; ant
Miller 4 Jenkins. plumbing and "a
Hitting.
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CRANOR CO.,
62l Market Street.

II we sell as many coats to-
morrow as we did last Saturday
we will have but very few Of
any kind left. We have but
two Seal Cloth Sacques !:
One 42.inch reduced from
$50 to SIS.
One 4o-inch reduced from
S2S to s2a.
One 32-inch "a Seal Cloth
Coat from $50 to SIG.
One 34-inch 3-4 Seal Cloth
Coat from $40 to SIG. NJ
One 32-inch 3-4 Seal Cloth
Coat from SIS to SI3.
One 4o-inch ga Seal Cloth
Coat from SIS to SI3.
Three Beaver Newmarkets
reduced from SIo to S8. g
Three Striped Newmarkets
reduced from So to So. 1
Two cowl Cloth Newmarkets
reduced from SI3 to $40. {,
Seven directoiie Newmarkets
reduced from SI2.5o to SIo. {
Four 3-4 English Walking
Jackets reduced from SIS to
SI2.5o. I
Three "a Beaver Jackets re-
duced from $40 to $3.50. I
Three vest front Beaver Jack
cts reduced from $40 to S8. !.
/ -Four ga Beaver Jackets re-
duced from So to IS. /
Children's Goats reduced from
81 to $3.50. I
Children's Goats reduced from
$3.50 to $3.50. 4
Children's Goats reduced from
So to 81. ,
Children's Goats reduced from
81 to So.
Furs, Shawls and all kinds Of
Winter Goods reduced.
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"Ifa woman will, she vii. II she will
take De. Buil's Cough Syrup for her
cold, slie will DO cured.


CHICAGO, Jan. c0.--AldcrmAn McCnr.
mick, who, Wednesday night, precipi-
iated q row by which Robert Gibbons
was istaily shot BY Captain schuetter. Is
in trouble again. Last night Robert
Morrs. = cab driver, went TO Gibbons'
saloon to collect iare for taking DIR.
Ilenrotin to the place the night before.
Mccormick, before tho cnbman realized
what was taking place. grasped his hand
aud closed his teeth on his thumb. cut
ting through the flesh aud nail and crush
Ing .he bone.
Morris says that though he scre,med
In agony Il was several minutes before
the brute released his hold. 'srbis shows
how much ] think OF you" hcCormick
taiI. "Now Ill pay you; how much Ia
your billf' and taking 10 hill from bis
.lorket he offered IL " tho csbman.
Tie latter without taking the money
hurried from the place, and told his
story ut the Central Station. Morris,
who is = quiet, inoffensive fellow, will
have Mccormick arrested on charge oi
una yhem,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

RIcuMoND, Va, Jau. 3U.-The Super.
tntandent Of Pnblte Instruction and tho
Sscoud Auditor ot the STATE are both
opposed " The, s{lucation OF the negro,
except 80 far - tAxss paid BY that race
will accomplish II. This IL calculated To
decrease The coioresl schools largely, hut
II sssms the set putpLsS OF the Democrats
70 asitats the negro question a. long ~
they car.
The State established the colorsd nor
NAL school At Petersburg at cost Of
over 100000, and gives $50, 600 yearly
| TO its support for the education OF colored
teachers. The Dsmccrats now propose
to do away with this line Institution and
to transform Il into q iuuatic aaylum.
| Representative Csheil, Of Amherst, who
| suggests II. says;
II aecoInpauisi the legislative CON.
mites that lately tlsitad tho Petersburg
Cciorcd Normal echool, and saw negro
scholArs In iuxurionsly appointed quar-.
tefs and lecture rooms, learning or pre-.
tending to Iesra chemistry, Latin and
tirerk. think " time for that sort oil
uonssnss 70 stop"
The bitter feeling against the negro hal
become more intensified since the Dsmo-
Gratis have things their own way through
their monumental election frauds OF No
vember last
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ceed, but Mr. Springer held his ground
sna ~ his psrtiuaoisy nnally secured re-
10 then proceeded to argue that evan
'"n"sh sas J0usnal had been approved,
OF Congress bin 70 move 70 correct
the list OF members
present but NOT voting.
The Speaker ststei that that was
question OF recognition, and that be had
already recognised thu gentlsmau from
Ohio. Mr. Mckinley then proceeded
with his argument. This question. he
said, was most important ID every re-
apect, not only to the majority, but to
the minority. II was OF SUFFICIENT i'm.
portance TO demand members to peruse
anu consider II nnmoved by passion aud
gentleman from Kentucky (Mr. Carlisls)
had said, constitutional rather than !
parliamentary question. TIE Speaker
had right, he commanded. to proceed to
note that thirty or thirty i've members
who had refused TO vote on rol, call
were present 10 their seats.
Mr.. Crlsp-In tho language of Mr..
Blaine ! deny utterly your light to cay
that - piesent.
Afr. McKinley--Ws are discussipR
whether that Il right on wrong.
NJ Crlsp-I place Nr. Blaine against
~ contlsmAn.
Nj. NcKinley--Wc settled one qusa- :
tion ut great deal Of cosl---tbat the mi
rority could not rule In this eouatrv
(Appiause), and We intend TO settle, IL
We car, IN the broad light Of public opIn.
Ion and In the presenee OF sixty millions
OF people, whether The constitutional
majority of this Houss shall do the busi.
ns.s Of tho House. (AppIause.)
Alter Sunning discusBiou o. to what
Ind taken placc Ia the Kentucky Lsgis-
lnture 10 an analogous case, Mr.. Buttsr-
worth remarked that that wac what tho
Speaker called . dialogue. not debate.
A member on the Democratic aldo sug-
gssttd that there Was no rule for what
the Republicans were attempting to do.
"tes. We have . sulc,1 Mr. Butter
10Th retosted, ''And you have dIscov-
st8 T." (ehnuta Of 'applause on tho
nepeblican side, that were tsken up and
reprated In the galleries.
TIE Speaker tnterfored, saying: zap.
plause on the noor 10 cot entirely suiia-
Bile, but applause In tho galleries Is en-.
tirsly unsuitable and must be stopped. ~
Tie llouse At 6.35 adjourned Ill TO-
morrow, tho l,opublicans jnhllans Al
their success aud the Democrats CORE.
spoodipgly depressed.
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MANSFIELD, Pa, Jan. 3l.-Early yes
ie,day moroiug an attempt was made to
btow mp the residence Of Rv. Fathtr r
'vieekiuger, OF st. Joseph's Roman Cath
slic Church, of this place, with dynam-
ite. Tho walls Of tho resideacs were
damaged to q conAiderabls extent, and
All the uindowsS Sgare shattered. Ths
Il atiopfoor waaf0rh up and oil the fur.
iiiturc destroyed. FatLcr Fleokinger be.
lieyes it was the work of Anarchists
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WEST CnEsTsh Pa, Jan. 30.-Just
outside OF the borough in West Goshen
Township, the sufervIsors are building a
hew cuivert William O. Brien and Jacob
Lightcap. who weia doing the wcrk, had
occasion to dig away q portion OF the
bank on Chester creek, and in doing SO
made entrance iuto hole about six
inches iD diameter.
They were startled to sec large suake
come out OF the h e. This they killed,
whereupon anotker and then another
came crawling ctit Tho men came to
the conclusion that they were at the en-
trance of suske den, and prepared
themselves for snake killing. Ono Of the
men dug while the other watched, and In
q few minutes the end OF the den was
reached and within club and spade the
men killed forty lnore snakes, ranging in
size from eight inches to nearly three
feet 10 length.
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DIR. slmm. White Pulmo ionic BaIsa,n.

The finest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered the afiiic.
ted for Lung and Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. II will positiveiy prevent
the inroads OF consumption and preserve
your system against It's destroying pow
or. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso.
meas, loss OF voice, tore throat, SC.
Regular Drsgeists sell 1t. De xot, vii.
mingtOn, Del.
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BURLINGTON, Jan. S0.-Edward Jack
son, u well-known resident Of tits city,
had narrow cscapc irem fatal poisoning
last night, the result OF an ose.dose OF
morphia. Ho was suffering with nell
ralg q, and a messenger was sent to q
drug store for creosote to be used ~ Il
remedy.
At tue suggestion Of the druggist, NOR
ph Ia pills were substituted, with insirnc-
tions TO take one pill every bonr until
relief was obtained. Afer taking sew
tral pills Mr.. jackson showed symptoms
which alarmed his family, and pbysi'
elan was sent for. The doctor succeeded
In saving hia patients life. The pills
should have been taken one every three
hours instead OF one every hour.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Cold winter 10 very near to US. FIJI up
your coal bins, with the best Of coal,
which can be had from GEo. w. BUSH h
Sons, French Atrect warf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

MORGAN, Ga, Jau 3l.-Yesicrday p
crowd OF 1000 people. mostly colored, j,
gathered to wi>noss The execution OF
Polk Newton, a colortd murderer. A
respite by the governor, however, pre-
vented the execution, hut the crowd
fingered In ,owp and there was much
drinking.
In the afternoon o riot took place In
which the raco llnss were pretty strictly
drawn. It was caused by drunken
colored man sirtking white child. and
the attempts Of the town officers to arrest
him. A great nnmber OF shots we're
flred with the result that one whito man
was fatally wounded and three others So
riously. The crowd dispersed and u d
no. known how many colorcd men were
Injured, but none were killed. Whisky
was the csu OF tie trouble.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

81
ISargn,n, s,~rx,sinsI
The best 10c. .rs.l il ths city.
The best d0e. Tea l., TIE city.
The beat d0c. Ts,s IN ne city.
The best 1vc. ress ID the oify.
The heat 60e. Teas tr .sAc city.
specially In Lsa a Ecat fioar.
specially In kea's Clifton Blour.
specially n,Lea'A Po oitaxat -flouv.
Speciality In LEAFS X -kweod Flour.
Creamery Butter (pr.ut) 95eNlbs
Or, amcry Brrg'r (Wi dt) ESQ. IL.
Cresniery But (pr. ~ 25c. lh
Light sugar, pey
Light Sugar. c. per -.
Light sugar, 9. pei H..
kigbt Sugar 5r. ps.1f.
Big Bottle Ex. vinili6, 100.
Big BOT 10 Ell. vauillA, l0c.
Big Bottle Ex. Lemon, ioe.,
Big Bottle TX. Lemon, tVc.
| qt. Golden Drips, jOa
1 q. Golden Drips, 1Ua.
al. Golden Dripe, l0c.
l at. u, ldeu Drips, 100.
I gal. Sweet Cider, 2Os. (BssL)
1 gal. Sweet Cider, voc, {test
l at. New Orleans (moi. } 1Sc.
at. New Orleans (moi. 15c.
! Bottle Mustard (Larss), &c.
are. Evap. Peaches, Poe.
. lbs. Prnneliss, 25c.
It's. Seedless pluins. 25c.
lbs. Evsp Pears. 25c.
| . lbs. Preserved PeaAs, &c.
. lbs. Preserved Pea ies. 25c.
8 lbs. Preserved piu, a. 25s.
lbs. Preserved Figs, 26c.
. lbe. Preserved Strawt errlea. Csc.
3 lbs. Preserved Pinslpplc, R6c.
lbs. Preserved iiacxoerrtes. 25c.
4 lbs. Curraut j iy, 25c.
q lbs. Pineapple sr-4sy 25c.
ibs. Plum Jelly,
4 lbs. Quipne J.Jii, nc.
lbs. Strawberry Js ~, go.
4 Lbs. Apple Jelly, as.
= lbs. Peach Jelly, 25c.
I lbs. Bsriey, 25r.
= lbs. Carolina RICE, CSC
4 lbs. Tapioca, 25c.
| cans Bsrdines, 25c.
| 4 qts. New Peas, 25c.
4 dts. New Hominy, 25c.
qt.. New Beans, sc.
s slasses Of Jelly, 25c.
y lba. Oatmeal, 25c.
Z lbs. Nov Buck wheat, 25c.
10 cskss Of Soap, 25c.
Schumaker's Aveua.
New Halibut, smoked.
| New Salmon, smoked.
New smoked Plymouth Dloateis.
DEvERELt HOS,
No. 8 East Fourth street.
| Observe name aud number.
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-. All-vool pants cnt M to your measure 9
London Merchant Tailors 52I n .rket.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Great Reduction in winter underwear
at 7. A. Shannon, 3i3 West Second
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Harness, robes and whips at Perkins
No. 10l West Eighth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Try . 2B-csut roast dinner a No SIC
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Harness repaired promptly at Perkins,
l0l w. Eighth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., has made the
following sales oi real estate during this
week:
House No. sls Adams street 70 VIM. I.
Thompson, %, 200.
OOc.
No. $40 Adams street. Charles H. Gar.
ton, - 500.
No. sls Adams street, Captain Peter
Bloomsburg, $5,C0U
No. go Adams street, John @. Fehrsn.
bach, %, sod.
No: ss1 Monroe street. E. +. Mckay,
s8, 800.
No: 1901 Madison street. Annie e. Rig
No. sous Madison street. aeors. r.
Stewart, 81, ,450.
No. 29os Madisou street, sl,45o.
No. 1900 Madison street, SARAH Moody,
1850.
No. 29i3 Madison street.
81. .45o.
No. 2oi3 Madison street, John N. Logus,
81 ,450.
No. 1915 Madison street, George Klein.
man, 81, ,450.
No, 29sl Madison street, Isaac /. Tai
No 2eas Madison street, John W.
Lpbor, u 400. ssa sslss
No 1913 Sssnets strest Edward Green.
M .lois s.nsets street. Joseph Il.
No. N Wsss ssrosd street. Ellen
GAlolnS " ,o0Vs 44asH K ~
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The beat relief for cough and hoarse-
Danforth, druggist, Second and Market
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Personni,

W. j. Humphrey. now q Binsh anton,
N. T., 10 Visiting relatives and friends IN
our city.
Mrs. Carrie Barr, Of Delmar. Del,
who has created such Juror by being
driven from her home by her husband,
who made unjust accusations sgainst her
moral character. It is raid, 10 now Al
Lewisburg. Pa, and that she will return
10 Delmar and proceed TO mako things
warm Tor her husband.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

The celebrated 3 b. b. b. cigar, manu-
fActured by 3. III. Bourbon 4 bro.,. NO.
2l9 West Secoqk street. Sold at all the
leading hotsls and cigar stores. Try one.
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YOUNG GRACE.
lc,a,AcTlviTY AND ENTER'
ls,se IN RELIGIOUS WORK,


.v,,r history on record Is riRht auu
' 'aN RntIng II IN tho presence o.
wv ,sua,,',,sr,lIon, that oil mistakes may
,So,I.e,sd Sv and omissions supplied, y
rI'i.,,ns Of Chris,isn principle. There
| Wv @ srs.t helplulncss iu having tho
.on,repatlou Intelligent upon %
,,.nl a matter rs twen,y.ivs years
U,,, @ eLutcb history. There Is no Law
1r,,st dsvo,h people from praying
.o-.lug III Gospel spirit and power,
l,y, II ilc moral, intellectual aud
:, ,o,e. in or great city churc ,cs
r,,d,d into spiritual and eternal SAL
N young ioIgs Of Grace added the'r
~ Of history las, evening In tie
ss,s Of a we'll filed auditorium.
ou,,,e, o. the Misses Ttielman and
asu md the Mcssrs. Cioward aud
~ owped the entertainments with
m. NJ. W. =. Hawkins preeidsd.
Alfred T. Scott, pastor OF Cookmsn
4 Church aud editor Of the CtrIstiau
|up.uion, read psa. 1 Rev. Jacob
MI b. b., pa.tet, conducted prayer.
W. gather ! lew dates irem Mis- earah
We,j,u's sa,cluly writtea essAy;
mn Ory,u,,atlop u Grace Bro, ,hcr-
|oi' for lpetrl, religious aud Inission
~
n the ,.roua ra,,orN,e OF Rev. W. ,,
,ysa,op. b D.. stclety. OF which he
4 sl,rttJ pr-iiee, was oraauixed 10
aslal ep,eft,inmpnts. I8y,j The
WI supJsy school orchestra var
,auIssd, viii Df. J, 81, CuttIs prtsi.
sss lprl; Twr,ty yirls. from 10 10
,e,rs oi are, organized uGrsce Clean.
8 Vi 40 aid 10 tic Won,su'u Foteipu
IsIopuy sccle,y. tNrs. II. B. S, S,cyul,s
liz Orrau ser anal a u,est worker Ia,
sTr.co Glssurr,.,J Thsv atlIi arr
bgene| as lot The past six years. Z
sn@rem ". w thc mission sciioo
wv naiiea ur,cs wilmington,
sisceN'lg religious education
'sIlaIaaenls. collections .nd giit'
~ ne''sa Ss,' ,or '"tcish missi lns;
,o'' NV d. II. noyie orsab'.ea ~
~ Unn ',' tious younk lsolhe', e'
y meiho.ls' WIN is uow un1sr w
'en, pastor lSoa' iSii. the fouuR
- .uu was uix"h']eu W epeoui-
'uI ~, ,s, ,ouos men W cnuici
|aar iaoni. ~ iIof " "as sa.,eeueu uy 'Is
aaR feoples lnlon, The success o.
na M ~eh teina,haoie. in 1897 II
w.. ,S.n wAs snes.eu'a W lhe hfis'iai
e.'yI' ~. yh,' ana ,n's l,as nten succesueo
w.. ~, iSuns r,opies ehf's''an Asso-
sa ss', =, r.n,, nraee ehutrn, ., ,s,
~, reptuafy; lhe junior Sewing
SC was iormel 10 Aid the parsonae'
W. ", lney nase eaintd 80 aud a nicn'
~ sna' pa,soIass ml ls.yfN 1859, October
s pansuEis ,1 we oiganihed !,
wv 'e'u' VI A'naoss''
FUTURE on GRACE curfon.
his was tifo topic o, Miss Ma,v 1
aa@Nie iaet thS tie ofrai,i,,,,a,
Me ,aurch building arc the frni,io,
lolshl and work ofinen and wo,ne,
essan 10 think and work in thoI
o. They were pioneers WHO cleare,
a'.s Of those who should cour aite
;, The Present ia nut mark an .s erd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

It makes a person feel sad to hear q
crying baby, suffering probably from
some slight pain, which could be easily
relieved by the use of Dr. . Bulls Baby
Syrup. which 10 for sale at all drug
stores.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR for men,
women and children, at No. 227 Market
street. Fred. Well. Jr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

oh, II only had her complexionl
Why, 1t Is easily obtaiued. Use Pozzoni's
Complexion Powder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Linen bosom, double back, white shirts
only 5Oc., at Wyatt & Co.'S, COS Market
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

For cIgaFs a all grades, plioe ant
quality, consult Dursteln, No. Aes
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PROGRESS,

We endeavor to always
keep abreast Of the times
and to that end have made
a radical change in our sys-
tenn Of milling from which
we are producing better
-four than we have eves
made, and which We un-
hesitatingly claim leads tho
market. {
The requisite qualities Of
-four required to make good
bread are color and strength
and by using our improved
process fours you will find
that We have attained
both of these qualities to
their highest degree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

From the Seattle, WASH, Pross.
Seattle has champion faster. 1t is W.
NJ. White, WIN 10 now confined in the
ccun,y jail. Hs has decided 10 xtarve
himself, and Il now ten days on the way.
80 iar as 10 knawp not . morsel OF food
has passed HE lips fsr ten days, and he
Aavs he doesn't propose 10 eat this year.
White says he decxn't know anything
about Tanner or BIS famous fast, but II he
coasiuuea eAsisstts way he Is doing now
ha will kuock that emine mt experiment.
silly. HE face is, II anything. firshier
than when hc stopped taking fool, and
the doctor says his system shows no
symptoms OF lack al nutrition. White
Ia UNDERGOING . sen ,ence OF fourteen
years for forRery, but Is now in tho
county jail awaiting proceedings on 4
writ 0i supersedtas. As he sees fourteen
years Of imprisonment s.aring him IN the
lace he probably prefers death by starva-
tion to serving the term out.
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wnen Baby was sick,

~nen Baby was alex,
We gavt her Castoria.
Whom she was Child,
She cried for Csstoria.
When sho became Miss,
She clung to Csstoria.
when sho had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Mrs.. Barry, widow Of Frank Barry
kso.. 10 Vi ting friends In this city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Hand-knit clouds, hoods and legpIngs
at % cents. Call and see, at Hukill Il
Poist's, Second AID Tatna all streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

John Drukkor, who runs u shooting
gallery in City Hall Place, has organized
q good variety company, and proposes
starting out in q couple of weeke. MIR.
Drukker does an act on the slack wire
which 10 greatly commended by all who
witness 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

|ra, "a 'rT,.ushly T,,," occupied man," says
!. lag ts m.'A ever miserable. Not
md ''u'iei With catarrh or infiu :
!. ~ r., eoal hot ret a box Of Old
seAAsil Cure. d conta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

Take good a1sicf. IL have suffered
with bad hesdacIiss iof years. aud have
tried many romedks without obtaining
relief ! vss sdvieed TO dive Salvation
OIL trial. and II has entirely cured me.
GDwAnD BALTz, fB,itsher),
LaFsyetts NsrlalJ, baltimore, Ma.
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Bargains In houses. lots and farms. 4
Property rented.
kents collected.
Hone Savings and Loan Association pays
ton per cent
Capital. I..................,.. 90. 900. .0ee
Subscribed. d.................... s.O0O,ooa
Safety of real estate hrst mortgageA ooas
venlence OF Savings Bank Deposit proat -
bank stock without the liability
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

1hs Cunard steamship Auranis, due
iu New York February ., has among her
passengers Mr.. snd Mrs. Louis klopsch.
of New York, who have been travelling
rs friends OF Dr.. Talmage with him on
his foreign tour. Mr.. Klopsch while In
London bought control of the American
edition of the Christian Herald. He
promptly made arrangements with DIR.
Talmags for ths eiitiog OF tho paper. OF
which, We undsrt ,snj, the great Brook
lyn preacher Will assume editorial
charge Immediately upon his return TO
America. Mr.. Kl0pseh hss achieved re-
mArkabls succcss - proprietor OF the
Daily Hotel Rcpcrier, OF New York, and
OF tho Pictorial associated Prcfs, the
leading syndcaia OF Its class in the
United States aud Canada. He 10 q
young man of great ability aud energy,
and as owner OF the Christian Herald
viii gain for It oven greater popularity
than 1t now potse ..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

sewsll Morsp Is Waiting Philadelphi'
70 day. 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

4u Sics nsa.'.' Jan. 3l.-Ths steamer
Puic WIN VI, arrived arrived here yesterday from
d alr,a,t ~. ~, ,rrot,,lald, England, eScoun. Ss
,S,n, s' u, continuous gaies. Ths S,sh
avay ,hro A., in,gyablss from deck. car.
and san,1s, 'nres life boats, tome yentiI.. u
b DAMAGE ,ne M chart room and dId
Iuesr ,s,t,. on January 4, the carso
ny Int 10 ,'.eu .,s, giving ths steamer a
b conn. =, easi BOARD. On the ilth the
b, vss io,t nsht which contained no
Ia viii 'ound 10 be leaking AMI soou O
bpsd on, water, aud although II nv. W..
he coal w.. Asaln yam illsd. On January
Twelve nas ton. found o, to be giving oIt
suti.izeJ Ga Gar q sugar from tho cargo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-31

(.ior. ths Increasing msl, popularity Of
Peptlc. and @ golden" remedy, with
(stion /. a pefsons troubled with in.
Is cent, ,npiy phenomenal, Price
At all drusgista