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SfehutGrfte~

ct. Gents, 2. Sauuar. -- &iuSOieb:
3ufubr 1900, SerieubuHg -; Breiie oart'
irtsn 5riiGen 81. 80 un6 $500. -Sdmeiue:
3ufubr 77O0, Serieubuns -; PEeiie nnz
rtirtsu stpti4su $3.45 uub $S.70.-S4aafe:
3ufubr 1000, SerIeubuug -; Breiie oa'
riirten ;pii6su $3.50 uuO $3.50.
@htcago, 2. Sanuar. - 9fiub0ieb: gu
Inbr 10. O0Or Serieuouus 1000; Preiie parttE'
ten sniideu ST. 25 unb 1925. - Sapeile:
3nfntr 26.O0O Ssrieubuns 5000; Prette ua'
riirteu swiideu $3.50 uuS SS.70.-S4uats:
Sufutr 5000. Ssrienoun9 1000; Bretle no'
riirten 3tpIiGeu $3.5OuBo $50.
@afi.2tberte 8a., 2. Sauuar. -
&inSoitb: 3ufuHr 1920, BeEienhuua 1920;
8reiIe patiiTten spi1&eu $3.50 unS $3.50.
- gdpstue: 3ufubr S7Oo, Serieubuug
$500; Rrstie paritrteu suiiGen $3.50 une
$4.l0.-S&anie: 3ufubr -, SerienoHns
GOO; BrsEie parIiyteu lpsl&eu $3.50 nlS
500,
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@OipOerlD anS GeGa9Ban.

Scrauton, Ba.. 2. Sauuar. - Sin hies
Tiger @onfabltr erb cit 9etern per Bon eiueu
uOn @owalO &aIlaaban in ScOttoale eripirt.
ten SaftbifebI 9Cgeu GroBweJfm,ifer BON.
Gerlp. 8lr BafebI muroe 0em alderman Do.
uohoe oorgclcgt, lnoeii;n lpeigerte f9 Der 2eb
tcrc, i'm ~ inooiiireu. @omoerlp tritt mOrgeu
eine Qdltrp0dliae Gorleetour OIL.
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GEae aaa3c N0utiTie Ocratftet.

Solicit, Su8., 2. Sanuar. - Gtue Ienfas
tiouaQe Erug6ole bat iih gcitcru auf ber 6arm
ciues 9Mtideu, Wamen5 Sob. DaQ, uahe
MloTena I'M hIeiigeu @Ouutp erCiguet. 8al
mar leOiQen StauOe8 uu0 lebte nit iciHT 5Oz
jdbrigen B}uter Smile Dal. gr balC elueu
Rncdt gOmen8 Sd)uffler, uno Elm Deuf
mdbden, galueus 0iiuHa Sheut. Die get
tcre bersitete am JieujahrstQge oas DiittaleieH,
mo bei'm Soften 0c5 &ufite'8 purOe Elm 9ara
fer, bittrcr Geid)maf bGmcrtt. G1ll ltcB Die
grille ueQgie6en uuo Heueu &aHee tOdeu.
Ser gCbtere idjmedtc ebcuiall5 bitter, j-0OdJ
aid)t 10 ldlGtt, boB er nlft 9cHoheu m2rOeu
fOunte. Ealo oarauf crtrauiten &Ie uu0
muBten fd) gu Bette be9ebeu. S6uffler uH0
oa8 2ieuhudodeu traufcu iOiort cine groBe
Guantttat WhIh, tpeld1e Grbre6en OerWs
IQdltc uuo ibr yebeu rettete. Trau 0au Itarb
nQdl menig,u Stuuoeu, uu6 ibr SobH gQb i'm
2aufe oe5 2lbauO8 Ocn @eiF uui. Sin 3u
9ulfc 9eruieuer QrSt touute uiht feaitelcn,
mas III 0ru Saffca 8eu1iid)t lOor0en mar. Sin
mtiBr 9iiGGgihlaq mar aui benz BOoeu Der
crfen Same 6afies bemGtt wOrOen. Sob.
Sd1fer, Elm friiberer Qrbejter 0au's, melder
fid lin Wtiuua SdJeut's 6anb beuOrbeu uno
einen Sorb erhalteu bate, ift ais Der Chat bers
bddtiq uerbaftet tporoeu. 8ei ieiuGr Self
nabme 0Tiuhte er, id bic ReBIe nit eiHem
0lQiirmeIier ab;ui1natoen.
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3auias. s.@itp, GlO., 2. Sauuar. -
pWinuie" 8oaers, Elm nIs Saiar0ipieIer uub
99nuppsbaufrer 5erlLfeuer yfeger, rpeIder
nabe SabIeeua, TN Subiauer Gerritoriun,
Bon eiuem 3u9e iiberfabreu purOe, gsfiauo
per ieinsm Eobe elm, In 1886 i'm Sebtete Der
btrcfeiensgatton ben 8r. s. 80. BILE nnO
graI gB. 3elr erinOrbet 81 bGbeH.
Die grmor6eten purSen zines Wcrgeus
nit 3erIdmetterten 56Ibelu tn ibreu reIpat.
tjbeu @obuuugen aufgefuubeu, uub eiu ges
Difer Sobn Stspbepion, auf peIden flo Der
@erbndt riGtete, if iettbem ees DOpp2ImOrs
bes tiberfiibit uuO 3u Sort smith, Art., burd
ben Strau9 biugeridtet pOr6eH. &O8er8 ers
tldrte uuter @to, er babe Die beibeH Spier
ermorbet unb iet bon eiHem tSeiube GerisItea
}H Der Gbat geouugen U0rbeu.
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GserfrtiEG1fe ffEf0f.ntIiffh1e DenfYh1fft

AseFttttEG1te tele8tdpbtfd1e 9epefd1ett.
- Su Chicago madhte Elm tn Rr. SOB, 80.
Strase, mobnbofter 8arbter eiuen erfOLglOitu
8eriu6, leine Srau ~ t0bteu, uno brnd1te
iid1 bGun NIT einen GRANDDAUGHTER u1ebrere
flafienbe gBuubeu anl SaIie uu0 in Der 8ruR
BET. @r tpirb tpabrihetnlidl fterben. Sdustt'
der lIufrtebe tOir6 ais lIEla4e Der Gbat be-
jel6net.
81. 8. @ahLurS, so Sabre ait, purSe ge.
fern Iriib in ietuem 8arbierIoiaI 3u Bilfes.
barre, Ba., aIs 2eibe aufgefuubeH. Sas 8as
mar QEge6rebt nab man permutbet, oaB oers
ielte SelBfMrrb begtRa.
- Die unterbuubIuu9eu 3uE Sraauiiatton
eiues yRauti6ut. .Ernf" in Ereutou, RS,
iOIIeu fafi jur SOueubuu9 gebieben ieiu.
Britiid3e RapitaIifeu ftRS aussbIid bic
Sauptf0Gberer bes llateruebmens.
- @ruf 8. b. 8ebsU aus S0uissbers in
Breusen, elm Sernanbter bes beutideu 4ou.
iuIs tn Chicago, If in Gbe9eune, 8BO., ua9
furBer Srauibeit geforbea.
- 8dbrens elmer OOr8eFeru abeub 8u Gu
uaiOburie, R.s9., fattsefunbeueu anffttb.
ring oes Dramas pote SIGueu uUe GraHen"
nutbe s. Barrett, elmer Der S4auipteler 3u'
iGGi8 eri9ofeu.
- Cine nom Stabtratb In Sruutfort, RB.,
raIfirte 2r6ouu1n3, rpel6e ben 8ertauf pom
&iaorretteu in ieueE Sta0t g6ujlidl uerbtetet,
trat am HeuiabrstGae In Strait, ulo bic Sirz
GER bon Srnntfort uiifeu fid1 iest ibre @isars
retten bon aIspIrts beiorsen.
- Der seferu in ROrfuIt, 8a., eiuseLaHs
feue 9nmpfer u@uulberlanS" bradte bic
Ulauuidaft bee S6oOuers gtiate o.
Botpue,n pel&er au %. DECEMBER auf ber
Eabrt BON 8ofou mad HiouteUiOeo i'm itn'
feaOea 3ufanbe aufgeaebeu Dlroe.
- Die Gifenperibsfser Curtin & Gomp.
BON Seuefonte, Ba., babeu faGtrt. Ste Pai'
ifiun beIaufeu ftt ami 100000.
- Cine etpa 200 SuB Iauge 5trede Der
y9adapanua SOhn" 3u Blqmouth, Pa.,
ienfte f6 seFeru Ra4mittas um mabrers
Tus. Die qause 6nrtige @ege1o if 6urh
SobIengrubel uuterntntrt.
-gB. 8, BbiIlips, etn 73fd5rtger Sruuoa
eigentbumsapeut, pnrbe w1breuo Der oorles'
ten Notlt in Cincinnati BON oem lSai1tatfeu
Gbmoro SHERMAN, Der tbn fir etueH GIuores
der belt, eriGofIeH. gr wohnte IN BEN uGnts
lifeu Sauie nit SBermaa une bate oelisa
9trnmer nit ieiuem eiaeneu rerUedieIt. Als
sr bas S@IoB 30 0TIusu oeriIate, tsIerte
SbermGu Our4 bic 29nEe Hno tootete 49h'
Iipe.
- Die lIsberrefe bee ermurOeteu DR.. &roz
min befiuben fi& nod IN etn m 9eDolbe IN
&bicaao, io[Isn ieboG Semud6,ff euoettln8 Bur
Rnbe eebettet uuerben. @tns groSe Demon
arntioa plrb bet eeE Seleseugett IN ansf9i
sefslt.
= Sn Gin, Sls., 3ebn MeiIen Cou gtonni
Sermon, sue ersICoirte an gisuioHrstaas
eer GamSIlsfIsI 10 Btuiams & Bnrs's 5a'
oemfihle. Der 1ui&tntR, Der 6eI5er une stu
aubsrer grbsGtsy murteu estSbtst.
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Sr. GaOmab'5
SorT0p0riQt0tt 0eIOloetttg
0a8 9roBs 8lutreiuigungS.@sittel,
3ur 6eilung alcr drouii9eu &ranfbeiteH.

Gbronifder R6eumodsmus, itropbut0ie geioen
IrlieuQeidUulit, trodtuCs 6ufieln, SrebsletoeI
guu5u6IICu, EuspCpfe, gIic6idUamnt, gehUdre.
G5ctmulHc, NUitraHfbcitcu @ttt, 9BaiieIudt, eng
hide &rautbet, SoBfuB, 8rondtts, Shmmoub.
u, /. 10.
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3uiammen. .s83G

Die ieit oem Serial ntat mebr uer;ius.
Ii4e SduIo bettdst iett 81 1896. .591.9l, Die
ut6lt oerjtneItdae S9uIb (S9asamtsaOteu,
@OIbz unb SiIbercert,fttate II. I. tu.) $685.,
586,552.97, bic @eiammti9uib aebf idaigeu
3inisn $1,61O, 500 ,O53. 81 unb mad G55ug
oes I'm Sdnbamte bsftHOlt9en SaaEuorratbs
81 ,052, 952, 911.33.
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esane ser RaIIonaIiapIp.

Der hsute erlofeaeE Nusneis iiber ben
StanS Der WattoaaIiGuIo er0iebt, baB bte
geetsre I'M Wonat DECEMBER nm $3, 1885,
O93.39 uuo felt BEN 80. SRut 1889 um $23,.
695, ,71O.12 ab8euommeR bat. Die osr3insz
ItGe S4uIo befebt iett aus:
SbIisattonen bu IL Frojent. 1921 ,367 10000
SbI9atiouen 5u Bro5eilt. ...... 629, 795, 10000
Sro5ent. s..............".o.... .' o. 11O.55O.OO
9Tosent' '................."N.., 49, ~ $4,000, 100000
rBaciitc gtnb lbRz"SbligGtioz
hen Su StOsent. 64628, ,512.oO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1929 s 1892. 90
3inlen.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,O3S. .447.O3
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SGmer3ett-Seifp itfeG,

mlldtS ioiort otc marttrnoiteu Shmsr5 en- 1at Gtts
iuoungCu ljuoert uno GOu3ci.JoueR helt 90 e m Der
yuuqe, rem Na9cr, oCu GiulcUcocn 0. Yer lonltlgcr
GrIiCn uoer Grg0nCn iu0. Sine 2lnlUenO I9 ltlllIt
Sunrrlitb firirt ctH hCbcr 5ts 5u istneM Gbetz
l0Cl uou in ctnelu @laie GGalicr i'm l0cHt1t Wnuttu
Erdmpfe, lauren Mtagcn ucbctett, &rbre Den, 500
UrcuUeu giCru0ftdt, SbluHONgtcir. Hopfp tB, 0tIrs
Jabe, &olf, 8tdguUgt1 uU0 ouc ulucrlb IN NtralIrs
g.litu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-03
NIolaria lit tDren beridte6CWeH
TOrmeH geBeiIt HnO Oerbitct.

IS aitbt ten pcjtntte IN Der 2Selt, DelheS 2Betls
jsFsbcr uno uIc auotIen malartibcH, biltoieu uno
i1rftrocu Tie6er nit Suite ron RdbU0q'5 BtIleu
10 iduea belt, uIs Rubwup'S 8caOp RcIiei.
u. u. u. tIrrt utd Hur ben nit IEalarl 8eblitez
ten founCru rUCnu ggute, uCbc Dem malurtheu Site
ausoecgt fuo cben NtorgCu, ebe e au5aebaH, % bis
90 Lrupfen 9ieaop Rcef in 28Gicr eiHncbmen uuo 0as
3u ciucu Grader tNCn, UCroCn re ttoeH aulrt1 uora
Seuaen,
90 Gts. sic Flaitc. gu ha6cn 6ei ap0t6ctert.
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. 9e0ernonn, oer 6Qnce18 aemfs

E353 S5e0ermann, Der y @ nCe'S o mt
DIES 6uarsQSie6erberfellun98' g.
NJ tttel gebraud)t, 1T BON Der 8batIatje
uber3eu9t, oaB es hem 6aare bic natitrltdle
6arbe mteoer gebt, tpeuu 2llter ODER &rauts
belt eS grau geu1adt babeu, uH0 oa eS oeus
Ielbeu gSeid]belt uuo 9tar73 Oerleibt, 10 rutr0
Seoer, Der es oeriud]t, finoeu, oaB e5 Die 6art
uidt fdrbt, iOuoerH Oura 2lureguug Der HQ'
tiirlidleu Qu5iheioungeH on ben gSur}elu Dem
6aQre ueues Qebeu, uaue Strait Oerleibt uuo
10 ieine EGrbe uuo 6riid;e nteoer heritellt. G8
lam 10 oft, ME QSaiier, auf Der SOpTbaEs au6
nit qleiter Siderbeit GngenanOt per0en, oa
e8 aus Sel uno auregeaoeu 2Seingeifs Cttrats
ten beiebt, uNo als 3oilettanzGrtttel bat "a
ieine8 @leid)en ni@t. 8retS 81 bic 1iaite.
8u babeu bel Setb g. 5uHce & 60,
gir. 80, Sfs (neu; ate Jtr. 1O8, gSe'f')
8qltimOreitraBe. n. - gtaH irage mad
6auce'8 demiidem 6aars Observation-Disclosures
n1lttel uno Hehme Feln aHoereS. (22l
R Sance'8 9aiiaparitlau.gr 7,
ira 1T reiuigt 6u8 8lul uuO bs..t SuOphelu,
1fropbulGe 6Eiiie, trebf9e Titife, gtageH'
idlfpGd)e uu9 aLle aus unrGlGem Blute eut'
ipringeuber get6eu rabital. 6uitpeh, Rbeu'
matismu5, Yleural9le uuo Giht lafeu Il3
MIR our4 0a8 gIut mirtilm beieitigsH, un5
6once's GuiiapaEilen. grtrdtt lit bic &r3nsl,
roelte 3as oollbrtn9t. &jreiS 81 Die Sa}1e.
gu babsu bel Setb 9. 9.auce &c 8 NJ D.,
Rr. $40, Gfs CHtu; eIte Jtr. 1O8, 2eelt')
BaltlmoreitraRe. t12(
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Reresttaetpehse flar VtIbIatsb.

Qcubon, 8, Sunnor.-Rsn meioet,
bus bic ruiFide &eeieruup 100000 8spe'
t;rgemtSrs In grautret@ befeut bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-03

- Barueu empftug gefern eiue geri4tIt4e
8orIabung bebiigItb Oes D Sbea'iteu Che
fdetbur geprO5eifes, IN tueI9em er ale WtIts
i6uIbissr 0usefIagt If.
Or. RcSuers, 8lebOttsur be5 pGeuber"
An Qtnertd, Srlano, III inter ben1 3Daugs'
geIete au brei Mouateu 6aft oerurtbeitt pOrs
ben.
- Don geuanico @ou5ate3, Der ipaniide
TiuauBmiuif1sr. nil refguireu, augeoIt4 aus
Standardization.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-03
gurOPatfd)e RabeG6srtdlte.
StsmarG'B s1eniaBrs. .@Ga6waaF0s
Der SaiIer at ben Gnu;IT.

GjnaFneruns Ser gRtdaeEEftrdle Ia Eed1sa.-
Sr. DGtsr'S G@tGio!. - Ssr 9Ibes ieI0er
SOateItHeeproief eta Beb!grE7T. - Strts
FeaSe 9ereIeIte tH SeI8tew HRO S@EsfsH'
HQerIet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-03

2Oubpu, 2. Sauuar.- 8er. Staateu'
GbIiaationeu: 4.pro3. 1891, Ditto 44sproj.
1914. - Qftieu: u. @. gB. 35g, bitto Brior.
ST, Gauapa Bacific 77a. Grie 271, bitto
Brter. 1O5, SGtuotss Central 1914, Dteritau
4G4, ct. Baul -, RensgoIf Central l1O4,
BsunIpIDania 545, &eabiHg 1873, gterIcun
Central 728.
QtoerpooI, 3. Saruar.-12.30 Ndhntt'
TAGS. Sauuwoue: UitttsHorte SberIduoer
5 9tl6, btto Rep.Srleans Dte Sertdlfe
betruaen 10000 8aIeu, SpeFuIGttcn uaO
ausfntr 1000, 3ufubr 69. 600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-03

BriilIelI 2. Sanulr.- DE Na9abeD oa5
bie 8ibIiOtbef In benz seferu etageiiderteu
Balaii Bu Qnettn 5ert6rt tporhen iet, fteGt it4
als irrig bernus, gtue Ahiabl tpi9tigec 9Os
tumente in 8e3ug auf ben SOugOfaGt, iopte
oie gan3e @arberobe Der R0ni8ta oerbraunteu
tnbeiien. Die 60nistu unO bte YriuJeidn
@lemeHtiae fnb auf's Steffte betrii6t iiber
oen Inb her @nubernaute 9rnucourt.
Der &eiQmmtberlur Dirb auf ST. POO, 900
aei6dtt. Inter ben SerfUrten geaenfiGubeu
Refinbet fin Der Siit3, auf peI@en Napoleou
1. bic Srie9sertlGrnug gegeu 8nBIanb uuter.
,ei6nete. SGu's QeopoIo un6 ietus @emab'
lin beabf@tigen, thuftigbiu ben berlhOnt
9ebliebenen flitgeL bes BaIa1es, ben io9e'
nauRten vBa0iIlou b'Sonueur," 3u benobs
ueu. giur Der Slbalt oes Batafes mar Der.
fidert, unN apar Au $55O,OOO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
WE HAVE LEARNED BY
E x = ER L F. N c
That Guarantee Should be Worth Something to Blu

After years experience in the Music business
convinced that good policy for the buyer OF Piano Organ
buy OF dealer who will be accessible of need
All reputable instruments have, should have guarantee
Of from five years sufficient time to protect the buyer
against any defect material Workmanship that may be de-
veoped by time We also convinced that such defect may
exist less all makes OF instruments in spite OF the best
the selection of material and in the construction We
find that pays buy Of reputable manufacturer who is
ready at all times to make good any such detect
We do claim sell all the good instruments shat
sold that the makes that have the only good
that made but do claim that the instruments we sell
good any that made and all warranted for the full
years usually given by the best dealers and the constant
business believing that nstru-
ment prices and guarantees satisfactory to our co-
pie We here stay and propose make establishment
sale place invest the amount OF money necessary TO purchase
reliable instrument We have improved and bcautlcd our
filed them full Of reliable instruments and our
prices reasonable and right and all ask your interest
and ours thorough inspection OF instruments and prices
when need something reliable in this line We extend to
all whether wishing purchase cordial invitation to
call and Mr. ~ L. Hadley and Mr. w. NJ. = Brown the
competent managers of the Music Department. will take pleasure
in making your visit pleasant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
GREAT BARGAINS
BUEHLER' s.
5l3 Shiplsy st,

Our room Is not large
enough to store Holiday
Goods till next Nmas, so we
offer now as bargains:
An elegant walnut book
case for 80; before, 500.
An elegant oak bookcase
for $3.50; before, $3.50.
An elegant oak bookcase,
smaller, for Sll; before, Sl3.
An elegant oak bookcase
for $3.50; before, 50.
An elegant ladies desk,
oak, for Sl3; before, SIS.
A fine ladies' desk, oak, for
$1,000; before, $3.50.
A roll-top desk for S3i;
before, S3s.
Chilfonlcr combined desk
walnut, for Sl3; before, SIG.
Hall stand, 10th century,
big French glass, for S32;
before, $50.
Hall stand, 18th century,
big French glass, for $50;
before, S32.
Hall stand, walnut, foi
SIS; before, sd.
Hall stand, cherry, loi
$1i; before. SIS; and som,
for so, 50, $3.50, $3.50.
Music stands and cabinet
cherry, and 10th century
oascls.
ChiifonierS, MS low as low
est.
Rattan and reed rockers
20 per cent less.
Upholstered and cameo
rockers.
/ Childrcn's desks, 81, S1.25
Sl,95, S2.75, $3.50.
/ Childrcn's tables, 50c., 81
Sl.4O, S1.G5.
Foot,rcsts, clearinghouse
sideboards and extension
tables.
These are great bargains
and they will never be otlerc,
at these prices.
ALBERT BUEHLER e. &C
BIB Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

Correspondence OF the REruplrcAs.

Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN.
Dover, Dec. 70. As the time for the
meeting OF the Legislature draws nigh
the activity OF the organizers increases
in proportion. The number of the APP
plicauts for the clerk-hip Of the two
Houses by no means diiuinishes as
time progresses hut on the contrary
1t increases With d rapidity that II tr-
wildering the leaders. The latter GER
tHinly have no picnic before them In
shaping the coming organization,
There aIe aute-election promises To he
redeemed, and hence the travail of the
leaders To use local political eN-
/ preston there are not holes enough
( for the pegs
( There are but two clerkShips, while
{ the woods are Just fun OF applicants.
II Is not necessary, however, Ia name
them all for while many have been
! promised, very few stand IN the list of
( those Nhu stand ANY chance of hcing
chosen Among the latter r. VI. Dunn
I apparently stands al the head of the
/ list in Kent il the House cltrkshin
/ comes here, while either W. A. G..
llnrdcastlc or Iamas G. Hughes will
make the Senate Clcrkship il that office
comes to Kent
Taking the Legislative slate rs IL
stands tu-ciay / sec To reason to
change the prediction ! made ia the
liEPrBTIftN a week or ten dnyS after
the election that Senator JohnP bona
hoe stands Il leading show for the
SpraEri~hip of the Senate. and that
llauirl NJ RiGErlN al Kent has the
lSprdkefship OF the House if he will
take II. II kidEclY refuses the Office
then II viii hc SiImHn uG Sussex.
" senator ,lumi +. Is made Speaker
Ia the Senate. then either liaiticnst L.
or Hugho~ viii lr the SENATE clrvl, Ii
hidgciE takes ihr llut-r -p"1kr snip
then either VIM Enycr cor id. Uvurn.
OF Su-scy WILL hc the ltotl-, Jerk
There arr those who predict thai both
clcrkshtpS Will 20 to Sussex, but you
can bet youl iifr tho KICK that would
ls' made against any such t,.Hl T. that
would shak" the old State House.
II is ROW a sntfiod tldup lhuf David
j Marvel 81 SUSSEX, viii v" Governor
Reynolds SNcurtEr ul StHt, hi.
Was also Urcijovi ia tl!h lnrrMI St
The luu-' Interesting 0.rht ROW Ion
state offices Is hat NyinS mad Tor fh'
state TrrH7ur'r hip rs u TRIANGULAR
concern between \ Il. johnson ui
Kent e. ~ouDlur uoEtHgu ut Su-s IS
aud Mu Herbert Ol NrW Castle. win,
wuUilI object tn NrnE ua,ir TREAS
rcr a'u Nlr lulH hle the lrIt
.lu tll5 contest rud II a big lca" TOO
lie Is utullHV ~ In hrurN uud
lawyer Edwud H. Eiiyiy Wi tr
hrlpNg- TO d upwstfbi taWli, wh'
haN" d1H' much pnLtirnl WnrN iui
NrAf7 Na+t+eH' ,l~l, ~ sftf4 reculnia'ttst'
A. ihny NAVE vpU 70 the mont Ia,
IilWr N,tl upv -,l it down that thcS
are cUmluG il ur,u 41A mat Nlchalts
r. viii get there. II, already aas til,
k"Ii delegation solid II said and u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
MISSES

ONE 1870 good Muslin Chemisr-
square yoke of three rows HAM
burg insertion between clusters Of
tue pleats neck, yoke ana sleeves
trimmed with ucll Hamburg edge
- cents only three pieces sold
10 one buyer
TWO 940O line. heavy Muslin Che.
misses square yoke of nrdt Ham
burg; neck. yoke aud sleeves trim
med " It'll tasteful 'u,lfuidny, ~
ccutS. thlS three pittts sold 10
ulir buypr
THREE 100 line Cambria Chpmi-cs
square neck pl turChYn inserting
lace beading and rbbmt Neck
and Sleeve trimmed with IorrHuu
. rruis only hlcr pieces sold
iD Ulu hUNrT
IOl K Fine lpdIy Muslin Giumi-n-.
Doodle Row ui ilrc IiammI& edge
on woke. E"rk and slctsr, trim
mti WEh rcdt embroidery. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
ANOTHER BIG {
IN
on ERC()\ I
BOYS AND CHILDREN.

BOYS AND CHILDREN. |
With same reduction. Col
early to secure bargaino,
our loss is your gain. \
positively will close out
entire stock by Msrch IS,
TO CLOSE BUSINE;
Chi'drtn's Suits and X,
Pants below cost.
Forty dozen plirs Gid
at cost, comprising mi
different styi 5.
Also fine line Gents F
nishing Goods at way Do
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30
SKIRTS

ONE 1900 good Muslin Skirts, cam.
brio rufile, with cluster of fine
pleats and Hamburg edge, ~ cents.
only three pieces sold to one
buyer
TWO 1890 fine Muslin Skirts, with
cambria ruiilc, clusters of fine tucks
in and above ruille % cents. Only
three pieces sold TO one buyer,
THREE tD0tine heavy Muslin Skirts,
deep hem and 3 pleats, 80 cents.
only three pieces sold to one
buyer.
FOUR 1900 fine Muslin skirts, q
inch cambria nliIlc, with $ tine
pleats on lutilc and 3 above, Il
cents Same, with fewer pleats, e
cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

pleats in clusters, neck and sleeves
trimmed with Hamburg edge, 10
cents. Only three pieces sold to
one buyer.
FOU Il 5000 good Muslin Gowns,
Mother Hubbard yoke, with 10
pleats, neck and sleeves trimmed
With neat Hamburg edge, plcatcl
back, Is cents. Only three pieces
sold To one buyer.
FIVE 1890 good Muslin Gowns,
Mother Hubbard yoke, with q rows
OF neat insertion between fine
plcats, neat edge on yoke and
sleeves, % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-30

While these pianos arc usualIy
bought by the musician and The
wealthy, who can afford such !
piano, still you will find plcntl
Of goods from $3.50 to $3.50.
Connecticut western news., 1890-09-03
SHARON.

Farmers are all digging their potatoes and good crop is found. Some com plain of the rot among them but as whole they will all have plenty. ..... Miss Jessie Hunt, of Lithgow, N. Y., IS to teach the intermediate grade in our graded school to begin Sept 8. The as last term Sharon received treat last Tuesday at which there was large crowd m attendance to hear the famous Dill .r's octet. In the morning they play e,l down by Mir Tiffany's; in the afternoon in the center of the green. A number from Amenia and Mlllerton were present and all endorsed the music as grand . . Mrs Joseph Lord IS report ed to be quite sick. Mrs M. Berry and daughter, of Danbury, Conn, are making Mir B. H. Bartram and family a visit -. A large number of Sharon peo- pie have been to Lakeville the past week to listen to some more Of Differs music. Most all are preparing to take in day or two at the Amenia fair this week, as in former years Sharon has been we'll represented. Camp meet ing at Canaan has called some from here but not as many as former years ..... Miss Kate Smith visited at Mcintyre, Dutches county, N. Y., the past week. =. The large chimney, 18O feet high, on the milk factory at Wassaic, N. r., which MT Robert Harris has been fore man on, is completed and with wealth er-vane 25 feet high towers above the hills thereabouts. ...... MT w. Peck IS painting his house the latest seaside color, yellow with dark trimmings. MT and Mrs George Brazee, of Glove, N.Y.. are at Charles BraZee's.
Connecticut western news., 1890-09-03
LAKEVILLE.

Mir Walter Turner returned home
 with his family from family reunie n of the Ames's held in Litchfeld last
 week. On Thursday last MT and Mrs Stamford with their daughter Nellie, returned from Sheffield, England. .. Tommie Navin got his foot badly hurt by being caught between two cars while making flying switch one day last week. He came home to nurse it.
 -. MT and Mrs Searles, of Ct Barring ton, Mass, drove here and took dinner at the Wononsco House last Thursday Their team, composed of two handsome white leaders and black wheelers, made a very pretty appearance on the street.
 .... MT Jerry O'Brien and family, who have been staying with Mrs Dakin this summer, went home to Hartford on Saturday ..... Saturday the Millerton base ball club were due here but failing to put in an appearance scrub nine played the first nine, beating them II to TO-, seven innings. ... The young people engaged Knights string band and had dance in the grove Saturday evening. From all appearances they had fine time. MT w. c. Witter has new three-seated wagon, making his list complete. J. M. Cornell is in New York city this week. -. A. and B. Hurlburt, of Providence, R. I, are visiting at w. B. Perry's .Dr Bissell is having hard wood floor layed in the lower part of his house. Wm Rans- ford and son are doing the work. ..... Miss Fannie Gillette, of Lime Rock. was visiting here last Saturday.