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Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27
VIM. NEELY u co.
HOLIDAY CLEARANCE.

z IlOLlDa CLEhNANCE.
Yesterday morning we in
formed you that a reduction of
TWENTY PER CENT. off the face
tickets of the FANCY GooDs
would be made TO clear them
out quickly.
This special discount will re-
main in force for the balance of
the holidays.
Pay special quick observance
to it. IF you are alert you can
pick a pretty nicely or two. But
BE oUIcK--they can't keep at the
price.
Taken in conjunction with the
smallness of the prices quoted
here for holiday merchandise,
the offer will correspond in val
ue to a discount of at least THIR-
TY to FORTY per cent. by other
dealers.
We give the list again for
the information of those who
missed the first announcement:
TWENTY PER CENT. OFF
THESE
Plush and Metal:
Toilet Cases.
Work Boxes.
| Jewel Cases.
| Shaving Sets.
| Poker Sets.
| Manicure Sets.
Manicure Trays.
Center Counter, Main Floor.
Pitchers, Br sna ea sllssr
Inkstands, Br snSw si1Ssr
Oil Paintings.
| Statuettes.
Photo Frames.
r Candlesticks.
, Temple street, Table.
Plush Odor Cases.
Fancy Cologne Bottles.
Plush Stationery Boxes.
Fancy Perfume Bottles.
Chapel Street Entrance.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27
NOVELTIES TN FURNITURE,

Useful and suitable for Holiday Presents, at mod
crate prices Ladies' Writing Desks in XVI Century
Rattan Chairs, every variety of finish Polished top
Tables, Bamboo Tables Silver and Brass Tables
with onyx tops, large variety Of White
and Gold goods; Oak Rockers in. Leather,
Rugs and Silk Plush coverings; Screens,
Easels Foot Rests, Backing Cabinets Par1or Cabi-
nets, Umbrella Stands, Work Baskets Work Tables,
Hanging Mirrors, Shaving Stands, Parlor Suites,
Couches, Divans, etc. Take look at large dis
play of Art Furniture show in windows.
Complete assortment of Rugs Mats, Hassocks, ORA
peries, and everything that is used in the way OF
House Furnishings.
III. d. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
OUTFfTTERS
S9-97 Orange Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27

Geneal opinion in Europe: Eat plenty Of Mac
Urquarht's Worcestershire Sauce. This cele
hraAed English RaucA now for sale at your erocas
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

All Saints mission Christmas tree to-
night at o'clock.
DIR. L. w. Munhall addresses the Bridge
port Y. M. G. A. Sunday.
Rev. John F. Linehan, formerly of this
city, is serioualy ill in West Hartford
Mrs. Mary Bissel of Seymour, aged
eighty three, is very low with paralysis.
Danbury's common council offers 5000
reward for the capture of it's "fre bug"
Hammonassett tribe of Red Men nomi-
nate and elect chiefs next Tuesday eve
ming.
The Pratt street bank, Hartford, has
bought land and will erect a very fine bank
building.
Mathew w. Leahy of this city is spend
ing the holidays with relatives at Little
Falls, N. Y.
George Husson, sentenced to state pris-
on in 1869 for rape in New Haven, was
''pardoned out" this week.
Levi Beebe, the old weather prophet of
Great Darlington, predicts ninety days of
good sleighing in Connecticut and Massa-
chusetts.
Owing to the immense size of the Christ
mas mails this season six extra letter car
riers had to be added to the force for the
occasion.
Gilbert Hayter, who stole Edward Harris
horse and sleigh in Terrington, has been
bound over to the superior court under
$500 bonds.
George T. Stone of Monson & Carpen-
ter's, with his wife and two children, and
Mrs. G.. T. Mersick left yesterday for a
trip to California.
At Christmas gathering at Il. S.
Welch's, Birmingham, among those pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. Betcher and son,
George Betcher, of New Haven.
The engagement of Miss Bertha Besas
and S. Sachs is announced. There will be
reception ct Miss Besas' residence, 1916
Commerce street, New Years day.
At Sargent & Co.'s foundry department
yesterday but little work was done, most
of the mon being still celebrating Christ
mas. In the rest of the big factory the
hands were all busy.
A. T. Hall, the Crown street iveryman,
and former employee of his, Bart. Wheel
or, were gathered in by the police yester-
day, they having had lively dispute.
Both were charged with breach of the
peace.
George h. Green Of Willimantic was
killed by being thrown out of sleigh
while out driving Thursday night. His
wife, who was also thrown out, was 80
badly injured that she is not expected to
survive.
Ex-Chief Gardiner of the Bridgeport fire
department was presented with a hand
some silver tea service Christmas morning,
valued at $500, the gift of $50 Of his fellow
citizens in recognition of his twenty-one
years service as chief engineer.
st. Paul's Sunday school Christmas SER
vice will be held tomorrow Sunday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock. There will be a short
service, with addresses and the singing of
Christmas carols. The Sunday evening
service will be omitted. The Christmas
tree is this evening from seven to nine
O'Clock
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27
JUDGE HALL,s DECISION.

The Right and Necessity to Go Be
hind the Returns Established.
A recent decision by Judge J. NJ. Hall in
the contested election case of Bush VS..
Calkins, from East Lyme, has given q
fresh impetus to the pending controversy
over the result of the election for state
officers in this state in Noyem Der last
Both sides appear to extract consolation
from it.
But fairness will never permit the going
behind the returns for any one candidate
to the exclusion Of all others. If Mr.. Nor
ris is to derive any advantage from going
behind the returns then Mr.. Morris must
have the benefit of whatever advantage
there might be for him from like action.
As we understand Judge Halls decision, it
is based on facts ascertained on considera-
ton Of the votes actually cast, and not
simply what the moderator decided. In
other words, he went behind the returns.
Hence it is that the republicans are ex-
tracing satisfaction from Judge Halls de-
cision.
At the city Missions.
Any church or mission that has not yet
held its holiday exercises can obtain as a
gift the fine Christmas tree still standing
at English hall.
At the City Mission hall this afternoon
there win be an enrolment Of the sewing
school for another year. Gospel temper
ance meeting in the evening. Sunday
school session tomorrow at 9 q. m. Sun
day evening service at 7:30, with an adj
dress by Mr.. Robert Patton of Almont,
Michigan, a graduate of Dberlin college in
the class of '88. Meetings at the mission
hall every evening of the coming week,
with "open house, all day and evening on
New Years, and q continuous service in
charge Of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance union.
A second Christmas tree was provided
yesterday for the children at English hall !,
so that none should be skipped as regards
q Christmas token. Gifts were bestowed
yesterday upon $40 children. The special
prizes by John G. North for honor schol-
ars were awarded to Lena Hamm and
Walter Eichman Miss Fogg was director
of the exercises, Miss Ruth Hume at the
piano. Misses Sarah T. Hume and Louise
Coggeshall distributed the gifts. It was q
highly enjoyable occasion. A special pre-
sentation Of gift in gold was made to-
Miss Louisa Coggeshal in recognition Of
her long continued and faithful service as
q volunteer worker in the City missions.
~
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27

New Years Calling Cards.
Only at McIntosh's, $50 Orange street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27

799 CHAPEL STREET.
EDw- Z. HALL SON.
APPROPRIATE FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON.
FANCY BASKETS GLACE FRUITS.
Prices SOC. to IS. New and attractive styles,
carefully packed with finest quality and
sortment of fruits Special display for the
season
FOR THE DINNER TABLE
grades Imported Cordials in fancy hampers
of 3 and bottles. assorted varieties, Cham
pagnes in 'maguums" and In cases Of ls half
pints.
HESRY MAILLAIRD's CHOCOLATE BON
BONS.
Fresh goods. finest quality. in one and half
| HAVANA CIGARS AxD SMOKERS PRESENTS.
New arrivals OF fresh goods, including brands
packed especially for the holidays No more
acceptable present TO gentlemen who smoke.
1 Handsome Cigar Cabinets, with patent
moistening apparatus for keeping Cigars In
Il good condition at home. Prices from g up.
1 SEASONABL.E
Fancy Fruits, Nuts RAisins Homemade
Mince Meat. Plum Pudding and Preserves
Brandy Peaches, Sailed Almonds, I1chee
4 Nuts. Extra Soups, Washed Figs. Fancy
/ Cheese CSend for special Holiday List Of
L GOOD ARTICLES of Food and Drink cost hut q
TRIPLE MORE, are always more satisfactory,
and prove BEST and CHEAPEST In the end
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27
safe Blown open.

S2Ie HIOWh Vpons
Burglars blew open the safe at the Will
cox laundry in Meriden Thursday morn
ing. They secured about seventy-five dol
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27

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Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-27

ton OF q janitor. He stated the commit
tee had been appointed as joint commit.
tee to confer with the selectmen upon the
appointment of q janitor. The selectmen
their refusal to act with the COMMITTEES
ended the committee.
Mayor Peck said he had conferred with
Corporation Counsel Townsend regarding
the matter, and the corporation counsel
had given it as his opinion that the COM
mittee had power to act in the selection of
q janitor.
Alderman Gessner here interrupted the
proceedings again to insist that the meet
ing 60 into executive session.
Alderman Maley said he was not afraid
to have the public see how he stood in the
matter, and Councilmen Norris and Don
Ian both thought an executive session I'M
called for.
Alderman Gessner's motion was lost,
Alderman Prince and the three democrats
voting against it and Councilman Lowe
and Alderman Gessner for it.
Alderman Gessner then moved the COM
mittee come to ballot. This was done,
with result Of four votes for Lincoln and
three for Kelly. a. lss
The democratic members Of the commit
tee consider the ground taken by them ia
be right and that the meeting was not q
legal one. The resolutions creating the
committee provided that the COMMITTEES
should confer with the selectmen regard
ing the appointment, and power to
act was given it. The democrats
claim that the refusal of the
selectmen to act has dissolved practically
the committee. They claim that the YER
bal opinion which Mayor Peck claimed to
have received from Corporation Counsel
Townsend is very bad one, and that the
corporation counsel would not impair his
reputation by putting such an opinion in
writing.
The republicans, however, claim the
committee had full power to act for the
city in the appointment Of a janitor, and
that the clause instructing it to confer
with the selectmen was nothing more than
an act Of courtesy to the town govern
ment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

UIlcE ELECTION.

|. htfebt f.ven TO tho stoc sho,a i.
Eu3nA,3s ,,in'nston anf krnnctt Turnpike
~ ~ day Of Jaiuary, 1870, Al w.
't5,,o5l T. III q, ~. co. Market st. Mi
r. r., tsi': ior TIE purpose OF eisrtin1
'"t peIs y servr for the ensninx wear.
H., D. fouLsoN UHANDLnR.
e. r. t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07


eneopeet mat house In the city
Numford bros. 4OA Market Htroot.
Brazilian Balm cures q cold. 70 doses. ioc.
Try nush,s ,o.,. x., -, t,.,.
a-.- ,ou VIII hAoiI
american Laundry, W. West frontN.
III nush's coali you Will surely like /.
CuppinR and leechins lsa Z aecoud,,
AAs 80 A. hinRs ~ HAM s. 10 Z. ath street.
=, voo o'n'.' druggist eth ana hins.
Kusxes and dialects spoken In Mexico.
sbirte, ioc. collars and cuuz n. each ~,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

LoR SALE CHEAP.-A VERY DE-
L sirabie dwelling house, No. SIS Mad
isoD street, thTee-story brick, Q rooms. For
Seventh and Market sts. l.2b- news
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

The Grand Lodge officers, 8. Of H.,
installed the following officers OF
Wenonab Lodge, No. 3, S OF II. on Sat
urday night: s. NJ, Samuel p. Haines
w NJ, John 3. Grossgrove; j. NJ. Frank
:. Enmons; X g., Ssmuel 4. Hail; r. 5.
Albert b. Crossgrove; T., Robert A. lay
Tor; chaplain, George d. Raughley: con
ductor, James Mcdowell; Ii. 5. to w. NJ,
Samuel e. Watson; l.. 4. to W. NJ
Josiah ID. Wbitesell; II. 5. 10 J. NJ, Ben.
Jainiu +. Harrington; l.. S. TO j. NJ,
Dorsey J.Slieer; !. G.. George " Hardin;
o. o., Lee i. Welsh. Addresses were
made by Grand Muster William A. Moore.
Past Grand Mas ~ Charles I. Martin,
Grand Treest rer Wilslow T.. Heriold,
Grand Inside Guard George II. Smaols
and Past Masters Lindsey l.. Pierce, h zic
y. Richardson, Samuel Y. Hall, Albert
y. cross.rote, Robert A. 1ay.or aud
others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
a NEW YEARS hymn.


Joysl "'"
New hopes, though all these fail. to
light my days;
On take my hearts delight In these Thy
MY thnnks and praise, o Lord, my
thanks and prlisel
dark; ~"
Even n., nov scarce dare hope, for hope
iaithless heart. to Him who cares for
Give now thy thanks and praise. thy
thanks aud praisoi
land;
Surely her miracles will work TIN.
spring;
Lie stand revealed where all seeme d
drcnr sud dead.
y heart my heart. thou mnyst uiye
thanks and sing.
Sing aud rejoiec' Ever give thanks and
Life rnlosi Death is not. though 1t seem
LoFo sleeps not! God is nm Eternal
kingl
His thought shall roach even to nv
heart and mo!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

s CHEAP, A GOOD sUR9Y.
Atn.lit e. hLAIR's livery Stale sin
4 WIS., Is-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

E'oR SALE OR RENT-A TRUCK
L farm containing 10 acres, with good
buildings and good water, near Green
vIllr, Christiunu Hundred. Apply on
the premises. MRS MANY Muo ri Ills,
,l3D-fitI.ltwt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

The Ladiea' Mite Society OF Ebeuezer
NJ. L. Church met In the church on
Thursday evening, Jan. 2. Having a
large membership and two other societies
being invited, the church was we'll llled.
Alter the regular routine business had
been disposed OF quite = lengthy and iu-
tsrestinR program vas taken up, and the
manner In which some OF those old
ladies and gentlemen NJ well az young
ladies, young gentlemen and children
| disposed Of their reading and recitatiops
| showed concluslvely that the Ebenezer
people are up with the times. Being a
stranger, am not prepared TO give the
names OF those taking part. A little
| Miss Whitemsn, about four yesrs old.
repeated "Send Showers OF Blessing" at
the close OF which the applause was
| almost dea'ening. Several pieces from
Joyful Sound were very beautifully rsn.
dered by the choir.
At the conclusion of the program the
president called for = speech from Hoe
kessip. but there being no response, she
called on Mr.. Davis from Salem, = mem.
Der Of the Social Workers. Mr.. d re-
sponded in neat little speech. On he
hall OF the Social Workers he thanked
the Ebenezer Socieiy for their invitation
aud regretted very much that no more OF
their members were present to enjoy
their hospitality. lie paid quite y
tribute OF respect to their form,r pi stor
and founder of the society, Brother Jos.
Dare, after which Miss Thompson read
the history OF the society, which was or
yAnized In 1855. 1t was very Interesting
and the kbesezer people should reel
proud OF 1t. She gave the amounts
quarterly, and the report shows they
have gathered between four and 1--WE
hundred d. liars. They have now about
800 In the treasury. AT 9.a5 o'clock
Brother Grove was called upon to pray.
after which they adjourned 10 NEE, on
Thursday, In February, on or before full
moon. A VISITOR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
In future you had better tie q piece Of
clothes-llos 70 IT,"

In future you had better tie . piece Of
clothes-lius TO IT,"
"Whatl You talk like that to ms!'
!ps just what you said 10 me-"
"But the circumstances were vastly dif.
Ierent. had intended to use that $50 to
buy you = Christmas present, but as you
have had so much TO cay you'n get nolh.
Ing at all now"
IL WAS the ssme In October and No
vemher. and even On the 23rd OF Dccem.
Der Mr.. Bowaer came homo In the even
Ing to observes:
for t75."
"Did youi Well. we don't want ally
more horse around u.s."
"Why notP'
Because they prove to be bad bar
gains. Neither Of US knows enough Ia
drive one"
Mrs. Bower, do you mean to say tina,
l cant drive horseP he demanded.
Weren't you afraid Of the last onel"
"Not mucLr'
But he ran away with us, and you
jumped out and left me to stop him."
what! jumped out."
"Csitainly. 1t was in the papers,"
That ends you, Mrs. Bowseri l did
Intend to get you something nice ior
Christmas, but now you get nothing
not oven . hslr-pin."
But l got diamond ring, and am
swiully proud Of 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
Philadelphia' Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad,
November 10th, 1880.

~s P" IA A-oss W uinington ~ FOLLOWS
Ihilsa,lphiA lexpress,. 1855, 49, 40, $50.
!: A. 4 ,sss g. ~ Ia. Is. IT, y e
g. Us. IL H. 81 ~ 90 o. 49, 3
For Chester teIpressl. ib;.esa. $50. 8 50. 90,
M ~, IL ., a. m.s ~ ~. ga SH, 70O, and
Accom- n edstion, $40. COS 7 os $40. 1916
u ~ 4, m'' - 49, -. aU' ~. 50, ~,
~. 'aSe " sSorE, rs as. 4aa so, SIS, So,
z = g :. -. u =; X. "a "a q d y y J. z
For Selt Chester, via Lam Lin, 10 and
iP fof Nssarf z ; asd eS ! +; r.
asitlmore and intsrmediaipe. 81 Stations, . 4.
baltimore and BAY Line, ) Is =. m.
inltim9r. and " ssLiagion, ! 10, sot eu.
w. y 81, H. % lad i 4 !, ais, A.
Trains ipr Delaware DIVISION leave ior:
ew so Sa 81 Il 70 "a A. M ", nsI' 2a'. 49,
Gooreetowns % u. in., ) - and 100 u. IN.
ld.rfimstoa. bellnar, and way stations.
fxpl.ss Tor Harrington. $50 and 100 p. IN.
EAprcss ior Dover, Harrington. aud Dsl-
MAJ. y 81 q, mani y q p. m.
Fxprcss Tor Gape Charles, Old Point Com.
ioft, and Norfolk, ~ a. M, and Il2l y. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street, for VIII.
y IS, y a. q. ~. 'l23i, 2u. aJl, sie
~, ~ W. 'ois. Geo, t0l, 81, II 10,
Accommodations, G2,olo. io2s,nsi. am.
X ~, sin 4'd, go. 6Q sa5, loOj,
" u and II IS y. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS. .5
Fer Phiiadelohta texpresl,i as an
i m.., !. a.. a.2i Ss7, SS7. 'd25. and
Accommodation, 200. sis, sioA. NJ. - IN
", 4lu. Nv, 100 aud 10 +5P. Vi.
aor 1Hesisr I.Ibressh, los. ii.5i A, 81. 5.7.
Accommodation, 100. SIS 90 a. M, i2.io
i.2. 40 7.4oand 10. 4SP. NJ.
For New YORK tespressL 11 rs, 40.
% s s;ls' ID, J. a a III. s'z on 5s' 's!.
For West Chester. via Iamokin, s.isA. 81.
For New tie l2 10 night.
:, For Cape Charles, Old Point Com tort, and
Norfolk. 100! night.
For Aliddletown, Gay ton. Dover, wyoming
FELTON,, Harrington, Rridgeyillc, seaford.
Laurel, and Delmar Il.Oi night,
Baltimore aud Washington, 4. 10, o. le.l2
a. NJ, u 0s, 4 rs, IS OF, - 74OP, ~ aud
y. Y Night. Baltimore az +. n. and Il. Is
cave Philadelphia Broad stro.t, for Will
min1ton texpressl, $50. 40. Ills AM,
a,9. , Us. 'Sii, %, se7. iilG lIai and
Accom- mediation, s3s 0 10, 10 sa. IN. II. q;
. o.. q 10, s3j. I0t). II 80 y, IN.
For further Information, passengers ar
referred to the Ticket once At the stati m.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express
upon which extra iarc Is charged.
GhAS. E. PuGH. j. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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|ilTURNIA
bssALE

Ss' =, n.s Van ssr,u ,,re.. IA
IN ~ .oYNepienees, ues" Az
E4A Aa.a street. ii rooms.
II No.. .Ntnth street, rooms,
p,iI'r rour5eenth slreel, looms.
4 Ia, ran Kun street, 7 rooms.
Tsia l so. ;n street. 6rooms.
higIi",in Lancaster avenue, 7roons,
II i.rf. - 1l=l2 Lincoln street, rooms,
| 10 mi 81 ~, tivs car, he bsnxh t cheap and on
N sHe purchasers. Apply To jon N
u o. GU Van Buren, street, ND. u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

Our increased trade shows that the
puhlic appreciate 22io lbs. OF good ceun
coal Tor n ton, ana that is what vs. pro
pose TO give Tor the year OF 1880. our
coal Is under cover ard ser, ened, III Ter
our own supervisiou. Kindling wool in
large loads. Western Oats speciality,
baled hay and straw by the ton, Yard,
VI Mars land avenue. Telephone, ,5i5
Central Office, 18th and King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

E'oR shLE-A LOTOF HOUSEHOLD
l. goods such a. refrigerator, tables, dish.
es, carpets. Ac., 1t NJ. u, French street.
4. Att
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

TOR SALE. AN ELEGANT UP.
Il risht Piano, ~ octave, costing s<oc,
must he sold at once. In use only q months
" III he taken care of uni, Christinas II desir
ed. Piano speaks for itself. Gail anytime.
d-lS-tf lsG Market Street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
A MERRY CHRISTMAS

Is what we all want, Of course.
We wish you may have one, and
better yet, we will tell you the
way to get it. Just make list
of all the the friends you wish
to remember and then 60 and
see the beautiful, Holiday dis
play Of Mems. Youths, Boys
and Children's Ovcrcoats and
Suitings and Gents furnishing
goods, such as Silk Mufllers
Handkcrchiefs, Silk Umbrellas
and fine ncckwear, all Of which
would make a handsome pres
cnt, as well as a useful one.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. Ga further ex-
animation of tie accounts OF l'aymaster
uoodlOe, Of the Marine Corps, by clerks
In the fourth auditors olilce, show false
enfrieA In the accounts for he months oil
October aud November last, amounting
10 $500, making the total ovetpasinentA
In thrse accounts i,i00. Paymaster
Goodloe's clerk. Jones, who Is said to be
responsible for these irreg ulsrilies, | still
among the missing. Tho loss will fall
entirely upon Psymaster Goodioe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
For saio.

| WANTED. - FROM IN TO 100
| " quarts Of milk daily. Good frf.cence.
| Address .hilk.h this Once. i2-g7-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07

WANTED - A sNuMBER Of RE
w sl'tctable girls al the Wilmington Juie
VI nrlI : WV
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gentleman whose sight was so weak
be coulo not see TO recoguizo All obi.ct
but few feet from him, af'er using on9
bottle Of DIR. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
nm object acroes the street. We know oil
several cases of this kind during the
week. II Is the great sight prcscrver. 20
and 80 cents. 4th and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-01-07
JAN. 1, 1890.
We commence the new
year by
Marking Down Goods.

The present prices MUST
make them go fast. Rem.
nants of Dress Goods that \
are desirable, at about bali
halt price. Some of this
lengths will make q lady q
dress for very little money i
Our stock Of Black Dress
Goods Is complete, ats
marked-dow prices.
Velveteens from 25c q
yard up. A good silk-iaced
velvet, SOC.
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IGOR SALE. THAT ELEGANT
l. two-stcry brick building with man
rsrd re Of. heater In cellar, open fire In par
lcr and fAnge lii kitcbtn, i0?i Adams 81. APP
ply 10 REhsE Bro, No. East Fourth 1t.