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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Corn Doctor in Trouble.

Alfred Brown, large, po!tly, oonse-
quenliRl colorei man, with mntton'
chop whskers, with his office IN the base
ment Of the Maris Building, has for a
long time past been practicng the cali
ing Of q chropodist. Being OF an
it,nerating character he called around in
tie towns aud villages, pairing and scrsp-
ing bunions and extracting corns. EN-
tending his trips as far as Landenterg,
Chester county, he made the acquaint-
ance OF Mrs. $. Anna Smith. near that
town. Mrs. Smith had the misfortune
to have q husband who LETT her and went
TO Wilmington to reside.
Being anxious for the return OF her
husband, she wanted 10 know OF Brown
If he could not do something to hring him
back. That was just the thing that
Brown could do, but, in order to make
his plans eilectual, he prescribed certain
medicines for her to take, the effect Of
which was to place her in an unconscious
condition, during which time she declare q
that Brown criminally assaulted her.
Going before Magistrate Dougherty oil
Landenberg on Saturday, she had var
rant issued Tor Browns arrest. The
warrant was sent to this city AID was
placed In the hands OF Constable Harry
y. Smith, who arrested Brown and took
him before Magistrate Bertolette, by
whom he was committed to the cells a
the police station, TO await the action 0
the Chester County authorities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Owing TO the continued Illness oil ~
Rail. who Ia threatened with pntgroll
there we're two days courts comtIiE 4
one Mt o. 10 o'clock this a. ~, wa DsyI
uty Judge Lyman sitting,
City Solicitor Turner ask d W he|
case OF Thomas II. VI. Messlng lato-
Iatlug the frame building old,ha.
retired, which was granted.
Frank Harris, charged VIZ
drunk on Saturday, swore II wa 'l'u
Il me and declared, II pardoned TIC ".
40 right back to work on the New '',
farm where he belonged. The Jaas'
him to 70.
Charles Burns, drunk, arrested by
NJ. Stuart, who was sworn In proof
He said he was rheumatic pate
the county Almshouse hospital,
would 20 right back and never get 4
again II releafed, which the judge k
granted.
George w. johnson, colored, en-
with disorderly conduc, on the =.
December aud with interfering VIZ
officer in the discharge OF duty irtlk
that hi, four witnesses be sunni
| which WAS granted, and he wa h'l
| 500 bail Tor 0 o'clock to-mofioH Z
ing. .o, *.
Charles Brown OF No. Cos F4sf q
street, arrested on charge oi l I'll 4
clothing, was held In $500 hail Tor 4
| jeremiah Postles was held 10 \
bail for appearance on Wednesi if'
charge against him Is that ot s4i
u color,d child ior, immoral purlga|
Mira. Bridget Butcher, i4'.
woman with an immoderate aptta
strong drink and . large faintiF
dren, was up on acharge Of 5i'iaI
and disturbing neighbors. sAs
oil with costa on promising sN
"ne7er speak An angry word u ls'
bors again.
George Ward for druuhtauta
aud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

The Pomona Grange Z. of H., of Sus-
scS county, viii meet al BIidgevllle next
Ihnrs'lay al 1870 a. H., when NJ ].
Fisher Of sunnyslde Grange will deliver
an address Ci welcome, and u. w Horscy
ot Laurel VIII respond 10 same. In the
Afternoon Deputy ), IL. Messick will road
iis report and give some hints In regard
To the advance OF the work, Lily r.
Jacobs will read a telection, and Il. IL.
Bancroft OF The State Grange " i'll deliver
an address on dairying aud etsameries.
4 discussion will follow In regard to the
advantages derived by members from the
TRANCE A. the evening session paper
viii be read by Robert Houston Of
Geor. closn. An address on "Entomo
logy' will ho delivered by DR.. Neale o
the Delaware Experimental Station
'ru;s will be followed by discussion OF
The care OF stock in winter, to BIZ openee
by the Laurel Grange. Tie COMMITTEES
in charge of the meeting eousis's OF MI.
Blanch, c. Gundy Brown aud U. I
| Jacobs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
FOURTH EDITION


In the delivery OF bis sermon to large
audience at Union NJ. Il. Church last
evening, Rov. Adam stengle, PASTOR
said:
What is DEATH 1t is not simply ex-
yaustiou from suffering, 1t Is not decom-
positiop. 1t 10 the separation OF soul and !
BODY. II 70 the return OF the natural
body to the earth and OF the spirit to tue
God who gave it.
That 10 not q doubtful thing. There
ought TO be nothing in that to siartle
any one. The terror Of death follows.
II Is the Judgment. The Judgment that
fixes our destiny. With this fact facing
us o knowledge Of the day and hour OF
our death would paralyze all human In
terests.
The uncertainty Of the hour alone give:
mankind an absoiution from continued
tear. Peace under these circumstances
Is not warranted by the facts OF the case
1t 10 Sin an hour when ye think not
that death comes aud comes as the herait
OF Judgment. Death does not come u
Your prison cell and say Tomorrow o
next week you must die. The command
10 instant, the execution at once.
It Is not wonderful that men die, bu
that they continue to live. Death
oVeryWnere present. noV nv 'ho 49,
presume upon being alive twelve month
hence.
The logical conclusion of these facts
the necessity OF preparation. Ii that
( admitted, 1t also follows that instai
preparation is necessary. Men pillow an
plant seed against q harvest time. The
SOW that they may reap. This faith al
providence teaches the tooishness
delay in more important Issues. l
not asking you to prepare for deaf
The command Is TO Prepare TO meet Il
God"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

We have sixteen double
blanket shawls in small
checks and large plaids OF
erays and browns. The
price 0! these shawls Is IS
and 81. We have reduced
them to $685. and S..
There's elk double blanket
shawls in gray and plain
black. The regular price is
81, these are reduced te
D IS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
$500 REWARD.

Whereas, on or about the 2Ith or 18TH
day OF u sccmher, lssa, some unknown
PEI son Or persons did break and enter
the dwelling house OF Alexander Hninhru
or hayward, tcolorcd) of Rlnckbl.d hun.
drod, in Now Castle County, state oi
Delaware and murder tho shid bainnid
Now, therefore !, Benjnmin \. Biggs,
Governor of tho state Of Delaware, no
poLL Ans, to be paid by thy state 20 my ny
n,rs,ri 81 persons VITO snail secure the
arrest and cony lotion of the person on
persons concerned in the said murder.
and do hereby request the shciiiIs, the
baiiiffs and other police officers OF the
state OF Delaware, 10 be Wig liant ana use use
every effort to cause the arrest OF the
| said narties and the delivery thcrcoi
| In witness W thereof, ! have hcrenn'
| - 10 affixed my hand and enusen the
| Is. Great seal OF the state OF l,eln
- ware to DO hereunto Affixed, nj
bower, this second day OF January, n
the yrtrof or Lord, one thousand eish
/ hundred and ninety.
| by order OF the Governor,
| BENJAMlS Z. HltGS.
John salisbury, secretary OF state
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Diets

Gold Filled Watches at Hanf's, u
East Fourth street.
For Catafrh, smoke Pine Needle Cigar
For Sore Throat, Ca'arrh and Asthma,
smoke Allan's Pine Needle Cigars.
sNM plain gold wedding rings al
naul's, y Fast Fourth street.
solid Gold Watches, Z. E. Hanf, d
East Fourth street.
Grace quar;ette al not sing last even
ing ON account OF the prevailing malaria
an Mr.. Coward led the hymns.
Students past and present of Golaey's !
College meet On Wednesday evening for
social Organization.
Walter Bacon, Esq Is reported can |
didAte Tor commissioner OF census oil
j Delaware.
The skating rink at Eleventh and
Mad son streets is crowded with ehairis
every evening.
joseph b. McGalerly is laid up with
the La Grippe.
James Chandler, Of Norklyn, has pre-
scntCd the editor Of the kennett Advance
with cane made from the Harrison pole
which adorned his premises during the
las election cpinpagu.
James NJ. Worrall has purchased the
iutcr.st OF his bother Pierce Norrill,
la the firm Of Worrall Brd',, Of kcnnett
square, Pa, and will continue the bust
ness .. supplying the patrons oi the
second street market with tie choicest
articles In his liue.
We have a large quantity Of holiday
goods lett over III odds AID ends, sUcn ~
neer4chaum sets, pipes, smokers, cigar
cases, &C., St., which we NM Close ou'
] al ulnously low prices. Chapman, Sew
enth ALI! Orange, aud No. East ILlrt
street.
Some people 10 not end some 80 be
U ieve, HAT tAclG Hre invisible anim4lcul.
. ia TIE atmosphere, growing out ot decay
( ins Vi geta'lon, t4e breathin! in OF whicl
u produces the disord condition OF ia
.e mucous membrane called cod, inllu
u euza or tho grip.
u CLarles Lyuei. aged about . year,
y dicd u kirAw99i ou Sunday from hen
-. urrhage Of the flngs.
Several shsd Weighing four pound
each were caught IL the river near Boa
- iiy HopK Ia week,
/. George ). Grler has brguu TO rahuil
er the emery in Milford that was d
- strpyed by lire few wees ago. II
nm new hui.l.ug will be t5AHO feet, an
Ia composed Of non aid brick as much
i p-ssibe Me Gg,ei SAYS TIA, he las So
m eIal applicants WHO " sh TO operate
uext year.
Rebsrt Houston Fooks, teller Of Il
FA.nels bank at Gcorsetow al Nj
Y. Mary Cannon, daughter Of W. L, ca
Mt nor Of Seaiord, were recently married
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Did Not Know II Was Loaded.

WlLLIAMsPoRT, Jan. 5.-Mrs. Kate
Bohart, the young woman WHO was acct
dsntaliy shot yesterday Afternoon by her
husband, died last night The mother
of The victim, Mis-. Keefer, who caused
tho discharge OF the gun while WELDING
her broomstick, is Frustrated with grief,
and claims Il at she Is responsible for the
accident.
Developments show that all three par
ties to the tisgedy are equally TO blame,
The husband aud wife entering into a
playful struggle for the possession OF the
: gun, which they had been pointing at
each other, not knowing that II was
loaded. The mother, Mrs. Keller, re-
monstraied with the couple aud then
seized broom, and, more in iun tA1n
anger, dealt sharp blow, which struck
the hammer OF the gun, exploding II.
Mrs. Bohart Was about Two feet away
from the mulz aud the charge OF buck
shot tore great hole Ia her ri2at SIDE
exposing the lungs. She never los, con
sciousness until shor. time be:Ur
death.
The parties are all respectable, well-'o
DO people Mr., ard Mrs. Bohar, ia,
been married about Il ye4T.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

THOMp SOS-tu the ~ inst, Mary l..
Thompson, wilt OF W. >. Thpmp~on.
ana daughter of ttcarSc :. ana Ell1t
AIM Mote. IN the 3jth year Of her nce.
Funeral Tuesday, January Ith. ser
vice. NJ the residence of her parents, Ne.
East fitth street AT ; y. IN. lhtcrihcnt
at EiveVicw cemetery.
Buk-On January 5th. Elizabeth J
Bok IN the Si-t year Of her ny, at the
residence of her nephew, Theodore
Rusin, 40 W Fourth street.
Funeral viii leave the ", W. & u
depot "Wednesday morning, SIN inst
on the 50 train for PhilAdrlphia sur
vices aud intcrncnt at o!d sWcdes
Church, Philadelphia.
CROSS! .ET-- suddenly, at O'Clock 4. ~.
on the attn inst, Ella, wife of 1. N
tro,slcy, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral NJ the resi-
dcuce OF her husband. No 7gi fatnNu
street. on TUESDAY, Jan, !. ~ > y, m, Tt
proceed to " iluiinston and Brandy wine
cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
FIFTH edition
She S,icL. to ,,sr sitter,


Mrs. Emma Smith, No. t0I Eau =
ebth street, came to The Rgprglt,
office on Saturday Afternoon 10 M,
ceptlons 10 the Statement mai.n
Every Evening, IN defence OF Mo r.,
tyrants Of the Delaware Insane Ilss'
who she alleges abused her d. Cl,i,,
eve. Not seeing her at tas on
preventative OF the RrrrRfir,S Il
at her residence this forenoon.
Smith came into the rahH rlt
cuIly-headed, pretty little gA, /.
three years old.
The lady's face still bprr Tie rsru
brutal treatment Tho ehHI, wtl.
ting en- her lap, rubbed fs tay h
hand over its mothers cut a 1 b..e.n
eye as # TO ease the pain.
Mrs. Smith said she WAS frri IN
| ticnal while all her brutal fsants,,
goipg on, and when thcysey tai' A.r
crazy and did not Know, sAe nl ~
only cover for thor tn.tlr ,
says she was sitting at TIE '.'le. ut
not eat much. Maggli STA 49, J
nurse, came to her aud told te ,ls.
70 TO her room. She sail sls v i,,a
drink of water.
The nurse said no, bu, you ugT I, |
yoar room. kre. Smith sAnl size I'd
not 60 until she got dfiuE VI
The nurse then got beT by lcf n1 I
pinched her until her arm Wa N
several days afterwards. So s,all
against the nurse because slt VIA
drink and "had they given tIc q ID
said Mrs. Smith, al would lave I'D
my room quietly Thea tic 80 I'd
Wunderlich came and caugh' Au Jj
arms twisting them above her leA
over Ills shoulders forcing ber MI
room and then took her by the stosz
and bumped her head several tLal
the floor, cutting her face W0l-!i
eye.
She Was afterwards put 10 III
without the drink she wanted j,
morning Maggie Murphy came Il
told her she must get up and ~
the blood ON the floor. ~ irst A
she won dn't do 1t, but when sis'
told she couldn't get out unit lie "A
II, she cleaned IL up 60 shc could ee'
Maggie Murphy thea told liT that
should say she fell and cut lff irei
said II abe d d not It would hfi VI
Wunderlich, who was her s7s',
Richardson then came IN aul .rsi7s
blood in the basin WAS burpilsslNs
had taken place.
She mover saw him before. lias
to be . very nice, kini man. ami
very much troubled. He, toe, t0t
to say that she fell down, because
condition She did not know how sll
hurt. Mrs. Smith SAID that al some
times when she had these ner'ous
she became uneon- ious, but this
che was fully conscious oil all tha
going Oh, aud continuing, she sal
EsruBIIcAs was right when On
@ day 1t said these trained nurtcs some
become traiLed tyrnnls.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

With the termination OF
our last years large business
and the completion OF stock
taking We are in a position
to offer some startling and
wonderful bargains in De-
partmenis that have yet a
short seasons sale. Very
many OF cur contracts have
been made for Spring stufs
we are looking forward
all that is behind us Is left,
we want it no longer; part
oil it is yours and some OF Il
almost for the asking,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

In striking contrast with tile bi-cennlal
antiquity oil Old Swedes' Church Is the
grand organ which was used in Sunday
worship yesterday, and will be especially
exhibited to the public at 1.30 p. m. on
Wednesday, January 4. II is in the
mod, IN progress of ornamental art and
mechanical skill. The great organ has
IS notes, &C to a. Swell organ Is notes.
Pedal - notes. Gee to C. There are
couplcrs and mechanical stops.
The program for the organ opening in
yi'es the public Tree TO grand ovation OF
artistic music, with Mr.. John Craig or
aauist, Miss Kate Gurrender and Mr.,
Henry liaiid yocalists. All who attend
viii TO richly rewarded with the musical
treat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Tie rcuidsular News Gays: Several
peach iWigs Will hlossoms iull blown
ueye been shown IN Milford tbs week,
aud many growers are very uueaBy lest
tic warm weather Should force the buds
80 that they viii fall easy victims TO
frost, Those IN bloom were Peen-toos, "a
variety that Blooms quickly because 1t ID
Z, osn in a southern climate aud is mol
acciiiHated here. The peach buds in OK
CHARTS generally are little swollen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

The KEptBlIoAS will soon issut aG
index OF tic ssNhas and active busiaess
houses and Ifo.cs lontl firms OF WI.
minetnn, In flp regular daily edition o.
the RErilIIfAN, Ills t. lex sill give
unusull tdyau'lges to our business men
to widely circulate lhtir interest. An
agent " Il cali o. tie general Iua!l', ard
It ia hoped cur i've business iue4 WIZ
give Il tde hearty SUPP DIT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Death of Joseph sra,,ergooa.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Jan. i.--,loscph
scattergood, prominent minister OF the
Orthodox Friends, died at his home IN
this borough this afternoon, at the age
Of SO years. he was taken Ill some days
ago with influenza, and this developed
into pneumonia, which latter disease was
the cause OF death. lie was member OF
the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and
Treasurer OF the We,ttown Friends
Boarding School,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
List OF Public sales.


january
-. " III. I. Robinson, city.
stii. Al. 4 y SOP, horses Chester,
FL.
:" II, clayton Builaing Loan Asse.
Cation
ia. 4. :. Brown, implements, city,
February.
i7th. q u. Everett, New Castle lid
goth. u. J Morrison, White tllS
Creek Hundred
eith. II. Leach. near Newport
thIiettHnn Hundred.
:" y, Ferdinand JanNi Ter, Pcnende
lid.
March.
9Th James Wright W, q, q. Id.
F." iulh. Peoples X McElwec, Chri'
tinnn Hid
ieth II. L. Wood, Christina I'D.
- 18Th. EDWARD B.tuk-, Christ lid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

A. II. Tyson w'n have sue II A5,aes
o. his stable. in Chester, Pa, Oh W ell
nesday, the sth INST. Among thu Iumber
are several good stePpefs as wei a. lllst-
class genes Al IuUiose horses. Suihanl
will do the anr'lUterfiug, AID he wuald
like number o! mis- itienis 10 BE present,
as be thinks be ~ be abe 10 A.l.. them
to secure sJIas good bargains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Rnav of II Dend Child Found.

GErrYsnuRG, Jan. 5.-Tlts morning
two boys found the dead body oil a white
female infant in The wafer in all Gban-
donod quarry along Rock Creek. short
distance east OF this place. ,lustiee Cox
held an inquest The hurry fudiug that the
child had NIT violent GrltA al tue
hands oil persona unknown. No eitg has
yet been discoy ned, butthe Affair vi. he
Investigated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Many p rsous and some ~ I i,
detained from church yrt
grip. Nearly all the FIR IL,
arc reported affected ty -
police and letter carriers lef' a,
are go much out of doclt, M. ND
support the declaration 81 w., "a
that the disease, by eontlIi''9.' M
TO the open air, runs into q ~
malai.al fever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

...,,-a,,ce Alloni'h'

Sl,450 was the small a"N als
by tho Royal and Farn ,ga Il. 4
s1 ~ Companies, to W . ~, X d
son on bis splendid new q y = 40,
and shoes, damaged BY sin NJ
which DO Is now selling 5a,, "
Fourth stree. =: eItraord ~,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
BOYS OvercoatS.

We had twenty five OF
them. II you know of any
boys who want to be fixed
up with an overcoat Tor
rough and tumble, here's a
chance.
One each OF 4, 6 and Z
years, made OF fine Astrakan
cloth, brown and navy blue,
but a little off In style on ac-
count OF the hood. We sold
them Tor $40.
tie years Is SIS
the & yeas is / 30
the yeats Is S3.i5
One S years, was 1925, is
now So IS.
One q years, was IS, is
now So 50,
: One 6 years, IVES 81 %
: is now SO. 80.
< Three 7 years-
2 s. 80 down to 81 80
40 down u - II
sl5.OO down 70 $500
Three $ years
s. down t. q 30
Five . years
- down 10 81 20
Il down 10 sl,15
7 80 10 years
g. Town to $3.50
Three II year---
g. Town 10 50 30
u - down 10 slss5
Two years
,1.jl down to 81 10
Si.UO down TO tl.7J
L. is not likely, by reaso
of the crowded condition {
our stocks, that we sta
continue II sell chiidten
clothing, and prices way be
low the ordinary reduction
are made with that object
view.
We shall give reduct
prices in other depa,tmer
c. from day to day. Mesniir
an early visit in search
bargains may interest you,
w. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Suicide of IA I'enn'l MN 4,

wAsuINoroS, jan. "a We" g,,,
young man, tall=an sim "a "A
brown hair and smooth ia.r' Ia
years of age, registered AZ Wa,u1
last night as John smith !, ,nI,S|
Pa. lis committed suicide W.
by shoe ding himself IN the asa-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

BURLINGTON, Jan. D. 's
Sparks, 26 years Oh, OF : o ,a' N
struck by a train last nlg.a o ag,l,
sk Is of Burlighton ani 'n,lAr 4
He was walking along the 'as];
on his way to visit an ''e..
In that city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

William II. Hayward has usiidel ".
9. McNair that p,us.on3 have been grant
cd to the following Of the.r Biimms t5t
clielts; Samuel H. Hopkins tom apdl
y, 1885; Daniel Gallagher, !fom Seplem.
her !, 1856; William X, uTant, iron
Ocober q, 1883.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

My entire stock OF carpets are nnN
being closed out at wholesale prices. Gail
early and secure bargains. Gi,s. j. ID.
Beckett. SOS Shpley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Dropped Dead After VI

CnioAuo. Jan. 5.-Dsvld silll'al
famous base ball umpire, dit W
last evening. Heart disease w
cause. lie had just iln,ltl
"MeGlnty, and was laua aiu! n
with u couple Of friends, whoa lsGi'
dead. Sullivan wY - }ett; "
was man OF unusually hca3 y. Y,
bone and muscle. Liquor w Z
his lips, aud he was Al a''''
athletic model.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Thomas MoDermott Of this city, WHO
has boeu visiting relatives and friends IN
West Chester for the past two weeks. has
returned home, well pleased with his
visit. -.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Ttp var among the manufacture, vi
VI lapers is still raging. uuta peace
Is e.l bllshed papers will be cheap. VI.
g, l,is from the Fidelity Wall Pane
tonl any, of IL North Eleventh street,
Pu leiphia. They are selling g.,t
pla for ~, IL and l5c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
Wanted.

A good hoy, about 10 years OF age, t,
learn the printing business. Must have
good education. Apply Immediately a
this office
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

My entire stock Of e.Ips prIss
being closed out 81 whole'a'' tps.'
early and secure bargain
Beckett, 500 SIMPLIFY ssress
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
French Seal Capes.
Pointed Front.

$18 ones reduced to $3.50.
sizes. 1856, l-3s.
One Russian Cape, pointed
front, SO Is reducedto $3.50.
Real Astrakan Capes
with pointed front and Med
lei collar S23, is reduced to
$3.50, and one with plain
collar $40 is reduced to SIG.
One pointed front, plain
collar, SIS, Is reduced to
SII.5o. One pointed front
and back, $40, is,educed to
$40. Sizes sc inch.
All these Seal Plush and
skin garments are elegantly
made and lined with fine
quality quilted and plain
satin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

fowrll Las Gil his stall in tha Third
sluf market, Goldfish, had.lock, hali-
bu'1 sln-l t, yellow p.:ch, White fish,
Axe sha ! aad lot Of lerIlPin. open On
"a ur!ay until 10 T.. III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06
w. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ the pltlnershlp i4,,iy suh 'sthx be-
tween Edward l., iiics and Jesse II. Moe,
under tie irm name oi Rtcs \ Mote, grGrur4
Wilmington, nel., Is tits Gay us.
solver, by mutual consent All cisiBs
% tne plt incr.hip, VIII b. laid by = l..
Rice aud all tents due 10 tn said partner
IL iplo Le received by +, l.. RICE.
h. l.. RICE.
JEsSE II, MOTE.
JAMS r. LIST, A. ID. lssJ.
The above business will be carried on az
the same place by T. t.. Risr, who respect.
iuilY aIEs 4 continuance o. Your par snYge,
dA-s.}
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

Weekly and sunday papers, at 903 Mar.
ketetre:t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-06

l. glteen of the police force are down
vi;u me grip some o them severely
H.