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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15
FIFTH edition.


PiTTsBuRa, Jan 1.-THE mu,.
surrounding the murder OF NJ. hs
Rupert o. Tarcntum. who was lll.ts
burglars on the night Of Deeemt,i y
while they wero attempting TO rpj i.
husbsnd's jewslry store, Ira ~
cleared up by the confession Of A.,
ander Kiirain. kiifAin, who "a AN
convict, was arrested the might Of i,
tragedy aud has been In jail ever 10
He has made confession 10 terouqrY
powell, and says that "Eggy" Cou,,
aud Pete Griffin, two criminals + : VIE,
the authorities have searched IN VAIN a.
the killing.
Kilra,n has for some time io,oae,A,
vocation OF a fcrrymsn and after b.
murder Of Mrs. Rupert, Goa oy a,
GrIfiin escaped by way Ct the tIyas
his boat. Rilrsin protests that lie i,
nothing TO do with the crime liree,,
and that when he was dlscoye'tl md
bushes some hours after the mnyi.tl
was not In hiding. lie einphatically i
clares that tho two men nameI arc i
men who committed the crime,
Theresa Crees, the repuied wife Of 4
rain was .arrcsttd la'e iat night 81
brought to jail, by order OF Coroner
Dowell. The Coroner and Coauly
tectlvc Isnghurst both think tic won
has more knowledge Of the murder Ii
she wishes TO tell. They intimate II
they have learned q somewhat renArkl
story concerning her, but refuse 10 ul
1t public.
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80 . 49,
lD1CAJllS.

Lon the i2th inst. silllc T.. Bell.
aged u years and months, dang hter
Of jerome II. aud Emma ! licll.
Relatives aud friends Of tho family arc
invited to attend tho funeral, mt the rest
dence OF her parents, No. SO West Ninth
street. at : O'Clock y. N. on Wednesday,
the 18th inst. lntcrmunt ut HiveiNic lew
Cemetery.
MARLEY.--On January 18th, 1890. Louisa
Marley. in the nth year Of her age.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral from her
Castle hundred. on saturday, at IL
o'clock, noon, without further notice.
lnterlncnt ut Emmanuel cemetery, NJ
New Castle.
sEARLEs-On the 18th inst, Of pncu-
monin, Sarah. widow of the late
Charles W. Scarles, IN the 3!th year oil
her age.
Relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
| funeral from her lato residence, corner
of Front and Broome streets. On We'd
| nesdny afternoon. services ut tho house
mt o'clock. lntermcnt NJ klvervicw.
l would not live always, nor welcome
tho tomb,
| Since Jesus has lain therc dread not
its gloom;
There swe et be my rest till he bids me
| arise,
To hail him In triumph descending tn,
| skies.
GEIsENpEORFER january l3tl
| 1890 Annie G., wife of VIM. Gciscn
deorier and dnughther OF tho lat
Samuel Davis. aged NJ years.
| The relativesnud friends Of the family
also Laurel Council, No. >, u. y. OF A. ar
respectfully invited touttend the funera
on Thursday afternoon, January 10th, "A
3o'cltck, nom the residence of her hu,
band y. W. corner Twelfth and Wulnu
streets. Services Mt tho house.
Asleep in Jesus.
Shc wants no mothers tender care,
For all Is safe and happy there;
We would not call her back again
| our loss IL her eternal gain;
She has joined that joyful band,
Whose home is In that better land.
I DURHAM On january 18th, 1880, Mn,
! jane, wife OF Israel Durham, in the 81
) year OF her ngo.
Relatives and friends are invited
attend the funeral on saturday, tho lst
Mt l2 M, from the residence Of her hu
band, Yorklyn, Del. Services ut kcnne
square NJ. h. Church.
0 KENDALL.-On the 18th inst Sara
widow of the late Jcrvis kendall,
Y the nth year Of her age.
The friends of the family arc rrspec
: fully invited to attend her funeral iroi
tho residence Of her nephew. j. e. Wi
c glcsw orth. 20j Jefferson street. on Thur
= day afternoon, january 10th, nj o'clocl
serN Ices at A.3d mictincut at Whining
a ton and brandy wine Cemetery. I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

WAsnINGroN, Jan. BIN the United
states senate yesterday a communication
was received IRON the President RECON-
III nding the erection OF Consular build
incs at Ban9 lsok, Siam. The sherman
bill 10 declare 'rusts unlawful was re-
iortei AMI placed on tho calendar. Mr..
George offered resolution instructlnR
thu iiGanee Committee to report "a bill
reducing the penal bonds required of
manufacturers OF cigars III all eases. or
Eat lcast( where the manufacture Is EAR
ried on by the manual labor Of the mana
iac,urer Resolutions heretofore offered
by Mir Call in relation 10 alleged nnla
iui selections of laud In Florida wer,
taken up and discussed by Mes-rs. CAL
ami Plumb. After an executive session
th" rena:e adjourned.
III Tie House, Mr. Mckinley, from III,
Ways and Means Committee, Ieporte,
tile customs administration bill, and I
WAS ordered to he printed and recon
mll'ed. Mr.. Bingham, OF Peunsy lvania
| introduced several bills which were re
4 Erred, among them III c; To pruyil
ioI o 'tan man service, 10 classify sala
fits IN tie railway mail service, AID I
prpyde postal stamp redemption card
lie Siltott report MAS taken up and di.
eusscd. pending which tile II Use ad
journed.
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Dots,


Try those excellent Soc. white shirts Of
Wyatt & Co., 8o3 Market street.
For Sore Throat, Catarrh and Asthma,
smoke Allan's Pine Needle Cigars.
| 4order Voods vary's Ex., $40 Market
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Thomas Riding. Of Boston, who
formerly resided at Sixth aud Pine
streets, is visiting friends In our city.
Oysters, olarns aud tsrraplns at Ain.
scow's. Fine oysters 25, 80 aud Acc. per
quart. Telephone 500.
The great remedy prescribed by our
leading physicians, called Antipyrine, as
q cure for tho La Grippe, has been
nearly all sold by the druggists OF our
city. 1t wi soon be at a premium.
There are II hands now at wcrk at the
Mallesble Iron Company's NO rs, where
they usually employ come 2J0 or more
hands when running busy. The urn
and locked-out workmen are still Ct
loggerheais. II Ia too bad that men
should let their good bueiness sense run
away with their passion.
George 8. Dill, who escaped from ihe
Dover Jail on Thanksgiv wing evening. has
been captured at Rocky Mount, Frank
lin County. Sheriff Fenuimofe will 20
after the prisoner.
The rain that has falleu Will make fox
hunting AT Hare's Corner rather slippery
business.
Go to Hiram Yerger's aud buy blankets
and robes at your own prices. Must be
sold 10 make room Tor spring goods.
JaPes w. Murphy. veterinary surgeon,
is couiued to his house by sickness. He
hoIes to be about In few days 10 attend
business.
We have large quantity Of holiday
goods lett over In odds and ends, such b,
meerschauin sets, pipes, smokers. cigar
cases, &C., &c, which We will close oui
at rulnously low prices. Chapman, Sew
enth and Orange, and No. 5 East Third
street.
Patrick Lyons. who resided At New
Garden, Pa, 10 taking load OF hay tt
Ayondale, . few days ago, was so badly
injured by the team running away and
dashing against tree that lie died or
Monday.
The ladies of st. Joscph's Church
Chrlstiana hundred, will open = fair II
the church this evening and continue th
same for two weeks.
The tenth entertainment OF Harmon
Council, United Friends OF America, wi
he held In Odd Fellows' Hall, Third an
King streets, on Saturday evening.
Tho Pusey and Jones Company hav
contracted TO construct q paper machin
having twenty-one dryers Tor the Peit
mont Pulp and Paper Company OF Pei'l
mont, W. Va. The same firm also II
ceivcd au order Tor quality OF mi
chine supplies to BIO shipped TO Cuba.
"a Cross-stick, or What's In a Name,
will be the subject OF the lecture by Re-
NJ. X. Fallon before the Shields' Librar
Association on Thursday evening.
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Got Used to II.

"Can I use your telephone mlnuieT
she asked, as she ran into pcighbors on
Second avenue with q shawl over her
head. .-9
"oh, certainly"
"l.m going to give party next week,
and want 10 invite few friends"
"Yes"
at is TO be q very select party"
"Yesf' 49,.
"Only my friends."
"Ytsf'
"And, therefore. you-you won't be
-f'
"Angry If not invited, nor won't con
slider II cheeky II yoa use my teiephohs
to invite othersi oh, no. Anyone who
keeps telephone In the house Tor the
use OF the nrighbols soon gets used to
anything. Why, man came IN here the
other day and used the line TO call my
husband up down town aud dun Hun iol
a bin Go ahead aud call up tue sub
Office"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

FREDERICK, MI, Jan. Il -Eme1
Hsrshinan. an employe on tue ilrM I
Mrs. Henry Drummer, . short dls,irti
west Of Frederick, was engaged In plqr.
Ing to-day, when two Of the three Lona
he was driving began sinking Into u
ground. He quickly released one Of IA
horses from its harness, but this ole
two continued to sink, ono resting 90 to,
OF the other until a depth Of abou, Vi
feet was reached. Twenty or more iArn
ers living In the vicinity were summons.
but before their could rescue the au!ul
from they cramped position in the sid
hole one died and the other was tad
| injured,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

NLwARk, y. j., Jan. H.-Maior NJ
chal A. Day, a well known character Of
BelleviIle, Is ued a challenge today to
Captain Johu Dooley to meet him Ia NOR
tal combat. he Msjor &c usss tne Cap
tain OF being the iuslig .lpr 0i certain
puneent paragraphs concerning h..n,
which have recently appeared IN u local
Sunday paper. Buth men are veterans
OF tie cIvil war and are wei known.
The Major IS = deadly earnest, shile tie
Captain regards The infier as 4 Ae.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

WACO, Tex, Jan. 14.-Firo desltoN
large amount of cotton At Harrison u
ton yesterday. A freight train was ua'
ing Harrison, when the cotton on cr!
caught lire from the locomotive IL
few moments two carloads OF cotton w
In full blaze, aud In this condition D
train rushed into the station and The
pot buildings caught tire. Before v
ilrs could be gotten under control 'rTst
carloads OF cotton and the Railroad baL
ings were destroyed. The loss will ''T
$21, 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. l4.-Cooi
yoieikof, an officer OF the Cars 10
guard, and some other officers oil
same corps have committed suisliA
Is supposed they were implicated lns
Gently discovered plot against the lie
the Gar.
1t isfeportcd that the Cars bfoih
the Grand Duke Sergius, will shorty
bsnished from the capital for neil'l
with politics,
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v. B. SHARP CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have taken down all
the handke rchlefs used in
our holiday decorations.
Some are soiled, some muss
ed and som with pin holes
In them. 7 hey are all COL
ored border In such styles
as you will notice heaped up
in our Mar ket street show
window. They are sorted
up In bundles, each bundle
for ladies containing 8 hand.
kerchieis and each bundle
Tor gentlem en- containing 4
handkerchie fs-25 cents for
the bundles Of 8, or Is cents
for the bun dies Of las you
choose
All our 6ner handkerchiefs
are also priced to sell quick
After they come from the
wash tub you will forget
they were ever hung up for
show. We give you the lots
that are large enough tc
stand adv ertising, yet you
had better be quick.
A lot Of white embroider
ed scallop ed edge handker'
chiefs for ladies', were. 81
cents, are re duced to as.
A lot o { colored b. o;.lst
embroidered nemstitchet
, handkerchieis, we're 25c, ar
reduced to nc. ....s...
A lot Of colorcd border
. in pink and blue, were 3
: cents, ar = reduced to II
i. cents. ....
4 A lot Of henstitched hanc
kerchlefs with neat border
T and figur ed corners, are yer
pretty and neat and-soilet
r Three for IS cents.
A lot OF all plain whit
n hemstitc ned with plain whit
borders, were IL ic, each al
" reduced to 4 for rs cents.
A lot OF white hemstitct
a ed, with drawn work border
At sheer a nd fine, were
cents each, are reduced
= ~ &c ca Oh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15


two ao9l work horse No. !. Bay horse, .
Years Old, gentle ia Al hNIntsE, No. ?, Bsy
mare, I4sctr- OF. keF=tl- IA ali harness.
Eighteen head al good COWS. All VIII he
in PROFIT by ia, III s1le, calves by their sidrs /;
tluls etn ueiltr, Aldrfuey COW, also tat
heller. NOW Is the time To set frst-cass
GOV ali are young. six good 5h pats, Poland
China, g"pd l'ulaud-clliHs bn1r, all home
raj ed. Que II iraC lara WAGON, mark /
wagon, Ioad car, buggy, | cutter, ! SCI
OF nils hlrnfs', "a tol htUxs harr,s-. / SIT
vi istt harue@s, gtlnls'one, plo1s lar
rnNu, ~ ~ ni"w, rult4gatJa-, nOFs. ruke,
mower, jpnusp MIKE. ts good as new,
OF La y, st bed tni aLeels, fviks shoVels,
cow chains, % par Of ciicsCns, rlymout,i
Rock, lot Of tjmfthy and clover nay by tile
ton, ,otn by tde tushtl, corn fodder, straw
VIII at Ia the xruIi aud other articles too
numerous 70 m Ion. Al=o collie bitch
one yer old,
Terms: all sums $50 and under, cash,
Al over that amount, credit q " DAYS
viii be given Oh purchaser giving a hank able
note with Al approved IN orser.
MM N. CHANDLER.
j, u. RYhiEEon, enet i.is-~-.u-s-Itwt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15
uo,y The Decislan " ef.,ed.

Meniers Of each political party this
forenoon tried to extract some comfort
uiIl OF the decision of The superior Court
on the maudamus case. The ErDubli.
cans cAglmed that as they had nothing ia
lose, the have gained much by the Court
deciding that powers OF aitulnev had to
be Il mel IN Il payment Of axes even
u hey get III receipts tot ihei4aes pail,
The latter, they claim, Is more than OIL
s't hY the declaration of the Court that
/ Mr. only real proof cf qua Il alton to
,H Is the oath required by ll8 OF the
'tf, thereby throwing ont tae tax re.
e"'y as Il legal qualification. TIE Demo
at are glad that the mshdamu, was
] fr,u a, but what they have gappl w i,
tics hardly know yet. Collecfar McKec
w4 an Interested spectator in cuurt III,
morning though he had specal alyer.
~. ma, he would be iu MS ollie t,
/ nc ,t,t taxes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15
Part Heir to $4,000 900.

CARTHAGE, H., Jan. l4.-Cicero !
. relative of Charles Roll OF He'ars,
j., who recently found an OIL Ina
title to a large tract OF land in the J
hawk Valley, ia u laborlng man III
village. He has received advice lhI'
Is a Joint heir and that the propelW
be contested Is worth shout -, OVle
He Will 20 East to look into the mi''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

Detroit Free Press.
A rather amusing scene occurred n,
the Central market yesterday. A man
who had been commissioned by his wife
to buy certain kind Of plant stopped at
q flower staud aud inquired:
"Have you an Ice plantF"
"Ya'a., have plenty. Dere Ia one,
and the goddess Of tho stall set out rose
geranium.
81 don't want that kind, aunty; my
wife told me to bring her home au Ice
plant"
"vell, then, how you like dosei" Sh,
set out roses, pans.es and hyacinth bulb,
all in a row.
"You don't understand me-" said the
man desperately; II want an ICES plant
do you hear, an &c @ plant"
"An' l chow you doss nice plant,
every time! You go out OF here now al
ready quick, and don't you COM pacb
again." aud the goddess shook the Dor.
der OF her wooden hood menacingly.
And he got.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

A meeting of farmers will be held ID
Monday in College OrAtory at NcWn
mt II O'Clock, a. IN. Alter addfesse,
prominent speakers It 10 probable Ia
the new machine for butter from swe.
milk will To exhibited. According 10 i,
ports 1t will entirely revoiuuQ1ze ID
business OF butter making, doing @ay
with the necessity OF Cooley cre.asss
deep aud shallow pans, and places u
business where 1t rightiully and ptorI.
belongs, In the hands OF the farmeIs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

HARI;l-BCrG, Ia. Ian. it5-Gpyefupr
Beaver reesiyed i letter from ex senator
Hull OF Green burg tod y enclosing u
check for 500, requ sting the Goyerror
10 expend the money Tor the Lohnstown
sufferers. This money wa plti tie
donor a. compensation Tor lis services rs
arbitrator in The settluineut between the
city OF JohastJwL and lie toutgactors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

IL Baltimore & Ohio Railroad oilers
the Flowing inducements to purchaser,
Gt Western tiekets-Cheaper Rates,
Fo'ie, Time, Fewer Caanges-than any
CON Io'ing liDe. No extra fare for fast
line Fillman's finest sleeping and par.
lor car on all trains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15
- - . -
MARRIED.

MYERS-CLot'p At hshnry NJ. "
ltni-onago ~ walnut street on Tncs-
day evening January l4th, 1870. by the
Rev. John u. 4. Hanna, Mr.. Nelson u
Miss Mary l.. Cloud. OF Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

The barge Thomas Campbell, Of
Philadelphia, with the mammoth en-
palmed whale atosrd, caught near Cape
Cod, came up the Chrstl,ua creek yes
tsfday afternoon from New CASH., ard
So now laying At the whuri OF the B. s. o
X. X. Company. right ab.ve the Market
street Bird ,.e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

London Fire Assulan Corporation #
England. Thns +. ZlIgnlen, resiileut
agent, No. 0 East Seventh street, Will
nington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15
Du BI.lC SALE.

Puhl.ic SALE.
The underlined about to quit farming viii
Be at public sale on the rsad lie aiding from
CoocA's bridge 10 Glasgow, On
MONDAY. February 10th, ls9o.
att O'Clock, sharp,
ave head of hor.es aud one colt CON- a.
Ing yeArs IN MAY, good stock, one 10y
2-Nesr, old colt. very promising aud good
. .,o' one nay mare Win i,ai Napoleon
insre Kate, Norman stock. an extra worker,
gray mare, Nancy. good farm mare and good
driver, black marc, Blanche, coming S
years old In Aueu,t, an excellent driver,
giit-edge stock. sorrel horse, Billy, about
years Old, sgooi dri,cr ard worker, head
EY,AKo4 OF good butter rows, VIII all be In
kNs prom on ~ before hay uf sale one
MA good Alderney bull and one heller.
| spfinHing, i've shoais months old, farm
ing implements, plows, double.harrows,
| i Hench cultiSaior. haud UuliiyAturs With
| corn toyerers. Champion self-rake In COM
plete order ! mower, I bearing binder,
farm wagon. c.ri, d,arbotn; JImp.seat
carriage, hay rae, roller. driil, bell feed
| cutter, cider mill, one 2-hurse iced mill. wIu
grind from ~ e 10 bushels per 9ouf, corn
she! er. two fans, Jumper, double-slclgi.
eArriase and dearborn tongues, ! Cooley
| cresuior. four csus. 10 p'ir Of chickens, lot
| Of household goods, sets oil double rue 50,
2sets ef single, taddle aud bridle. butter
ehnrn,. crates, peach sas5sl', donole iin.s
| one otaporntor. lot OF grain bags, tree aud
| hedge trimmer, cradle. two bnrisy forks /
Acme harrow. hay, straw, fodder, cats,
and various articles too numerous 10 mem
| ton.
Terms: All sums under so ea.h; all over
that SUN, credit OF o months b5 purchaser
| giving a banRAbls note with approved en-
dorser. No interest II paid when due, II not
paid interest RON date. No goods are /, hs
W. J. Lank. auet. i.,s-w.ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

10 kept busy extracting, filling AM \
Ing teeth. His prices are reasousbe, :
all work warranted TO DO firstein,
avery particular. He extracts tt..
zoe. with gas, b0c. A set oil teeth, "
best, s.. Teeth filled with silvcFi =, :,
emalgsm, 50c.; gold, u and uptn \,
Teeth cleaned for 75c. Office. 10 Ma
street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

Tomorrow promises to be from e''i
TO clearing, aud rather colder. Fra
partly cloudy with slight thea
changes. Saturday clearing, with a W
fall OF temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

A MOTHER LIST.
Desirable dwellings Tor sale cheap and
on easy tetms.
3ll Washington street
1920 ia'uali street
SIS South jackson street
SI3 Morrow street
5. W. corner 9Th and French streets
SOL West Sth street
i2G Dupont street
south Clay ton street
| 1906 A Jams street
| 1927 Lombard street
4vI AID 100 Ntst 1i.h street
lO32 Adams street
| lUU2 Kirk avenue
1877, 20 and 1881 Yves. street
1904 Kirk avenue .=
| 1852 Sorth jackson street
| 40 Adams street
1853 and 1855 West street
| 1901 West 9Th street
| s. F. corner 9Th aud Jackson stree Is
80 S5uth jackson street
10th street bstween Woodland and
kivcrview avenues
| flh last OF Franklin street
l52i Harrison street
4UG West 7th street
lr23 Poplar street
~ smplry street. store and dwelling
l0l5 EN- street
lN21 Lincoln street
lulh kirkwood street
rs East 10Th street
l.Ui LON bard stteet, and store
3 honses o. 18th sttcet, between Or
anse aud Iatra.l
ll6lt llHi and llOj Lombard street
| 1000 Adams street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

CHICAGO, Jan. IA. The ofanl y
has returned an Indictment sgiin'
ry La C.oche, Sch Twombies a.. ~
buiur,l, Tor the murder Of Edwdl ~
Jr. who died Nov. from thr=tH' Gu
Injuries received in the laeh ~
Railroad accident at South EugeVs
on tie night of September 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

J. B. Hyatt of Stanton, will sell u
HOUSEHOLD goods and bar fixture, at 10
lie sale on Thursday, the 9Th tf Fen
AIRY. ....
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

Having cd my farm, I viii sell al pul-
- ~ ". Ia isnnspoioHgl InwnshtPi Cues
trE uftEsEF l't., ON lie road ltll4ug ItHin
t1iryi4s=tD thsih-- fhf onr-nsli mile east
-! ESIlie, Oh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

The King sim Improving ID
MADRID, Jan. 14.-Alfonsc vs. Il
no recurrence Of tho bad syinp'om. ~
the improvement In bis condi''oN
slant and progressive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

Great Reduction In winter underwear
at I. a. shannon, $40 W,st Second
Etreet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

80 aud 6O-ceut teas all new aud TIL,
m favored teas In the city; Just le
ce'ya1 new lot OF English bresAfas
te- %. 80 cents; regular price 60 cents.
GEo. A. TAYLOR,
Y. L. Cor. Third aud King Ste.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

At 4 O'Clock yesterday no 1lns you, j.
posed of their watches; No. pao n "'s .,l,s
gold watch and No. 2S drew '"' .
watch,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

hereby certify that / held iicfe :,
$50, on ladrs f.old watch, at koGDiIT ;,
No. lib East Fourth street, when n.
ce,yed. Mrs. JOHN NJ. BoozlRi '-'S
nett street.
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Under shifts srd drawers &c, S5f.,
49,, u " ,att X Co, COB Ma ,Aet street.
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Personal.


Herbert J. Thomas Of this city is visit.
ing relatives III Odessa.
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EnAl

Az ny stock must be- sold by March
aitb. Aliens BE-, Zs.oEc, 2i9 Market
,fr,tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

For f3.G0 are ETH Icing made &c Cull.
nirgs' gallery, 3O2 Market .treet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

Strong Cough Candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-15

Bush French street uhsrL
place to buy your coal.
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Made.to. Measure Suits.
No two oil Ice. Takes a lit
tie time to select. Half cost.
Halt cost; mind you-half
cost tor whatever you buy.
Suit cost US S34.42 for
ST d.
Suit cost us S26.6I for
1891.
suit COS: US $40 10 for
Sio,35.
Suit cost US Sl4.46 fol
S7.23.
You can afford to take
lew minutes to find wha'
you want.
Special prices on Made-tc'
Measure Trousers.
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w nHtcd-A furnished room in a pri
=" waite family by young man at n
low rent, Address n. j. W., this Office
stating terms. lis