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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
GheHiSe,

Ladies' Muslin Ghemise reduced from
ebc TO 2lc.
ladies' Muslin Chemise reduced from
3f5g o re
ladies Muslin Chemisc reduced from
Doc TO 81 20.
Ladies' Muslin ChetniS9 reduced from
15C 10 sc.
Ladies' Muslin Chemise reduced from
81 90 to s9c.
Ladies' Muslin Chemise reduced from
Il so to 81 gT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

The proprietors OF the Brandywine
Springs should leave 10 stone un-
turned TO capture and punish the
guilty wretches who squaLted down
on the Sptiugs grounds, on Wednes.
day, and sold liqlOr without u license,
resulting in several persons being shot
and cut with lRZur5. Such infractions
OF law ought not TO be permitted 10
60 unpuniShod,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Upholstery.

2-pr Brussels Lace Curtains worth s2s0
reduced TO sl5.oe.
Apr Swiss Tambour Curtains worth
f2i.1O reduced TO sI5.00.
H-pr Swiss Tamhour Curtains worth
f2S % reduced 10 $3.50.
Note there are only 2.pr Of each number
and they cannot he duplicated.
Oak and Cherry screeues with grille,
$3.50 reduced 10 So. 90.
Imitation China silk, worth lSc reduced
TO lie.
Opened to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
In ChaHccry

Elizahe;h Marc; and Josiah
w, seeds
Samuel BGsse,t. Nathan Ilas- In ChaHccry
set. Trustec ct Mar. $,
bussett; Josiah W, Sc d.
Trustee under the Till Of
Elizabeth Bgssett, decd; .Io-
slnll Basseit Jr. sarah A.
Houston; kcnetca Bassett; New Cast!e
Hannah W. Ireland; Anne County
h. MGDoWell; Edward b
McDowcll; Sarah Il, Sur1s;
B Franklin Seeds; Albert
T., Seeds; Sanur MArot; -.= #. .
Mary :. MarOt; Helen Murot:
= lizabrth g. Maro.; lIcleu
Marot guardian OF William
q. Magot; Ada b. Marut;
Philip Marat; Henry Is Pen
per ,lr,; Sailc - Pepper;
liuita N. P,ppnr; Il. Irene Petition for
-. Pepper; Mary Pepper partition
llcnld. and Edward Is. rep,
per
In presence of an Order of the ChanreI.
ior ia the above tuIlsr, made on the 2Jth
day Of May, A . ID. 1881. All persons hay
ing any lien Or liens ctlyctiug the interest
or estate OF Elizabeth Mgrei, IosiHh W
Seeds samuel iiassctt; Nathan ltua,sott
'rrnz;res Ot Mark =. BHsscft; .Iusidh W.
seeds. trustee under The Will of Elizabeth
liaasett Decreased; }osinh llnssrtI, ,Ir F;
Sarah :. Houston; RCaCrCa liasseti; Huu-
nni y. ireland; Anne G. Mcdowell; td-
wurd u. Mcdowell; Sarah Il. Seeds; H.
Franklin Seeds: Alert Il. SrcIR; samuel
Marois Mary =. Marut; Helen Marot :
Elizabeth 4. AIarot; Helen Niarot, guard.
All of William @. MarUt; Ada B Marnt
Philip Maro'; Henry u, Pepper Jr; Sat.
lie 1, Pepper; Louisa NJ Pepper. T.. lreue
ID. Pepper; MaFy Pepper Hrald and Ed
ward u Pepper, or either Of them In the
lands and premises TO which said cause re.
lates are hereby notified to lille petition
setting forth the nature and amount Of
the same, Ia the office of the Register in
Ghancery for New Castle County ten day
before the Eleventh day OF July, A. b.,
1871. and 70 appear aud prove said lien or
liens on said day at chambers ia Dover.
J. FRANK BlGGS, Trustee.
Wilmington, Del, juno IS, 1891. je26-l4t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

There will he grand entertain.
ment given by the trustees Of st. Pauls
A. U. NJ. p. Church, South Whining
ton, on Saturday evening. Seats free.
Come and enjoy yourself. Come one,
come all. Rev. G. V. PETERSON, Pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Drawers.

Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced from
3Gc 10 2lc.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced from
Csc 10 &c.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced from
40c to 2ic.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced from
50c TO tie.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced from
zoe to Zoe.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers reduced from
81 90 TO s5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
WIN Soon he Co,nnlcted

The now engine house of the Liberty
Fire Company in South Wilmington Is
rapidly being completed and the com
pany Is IN prosperous condition. 1t
expects to house its new La France
engine GA October IA, and has also
ordete n Gleason and Bailey hose
wagon from Seneca. n. Y. This will
be the first OF the kind in this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Snle oCHorse..

L. W. Stidham g. Son. auctioneers,
sold lot of horses for Roberts Il Han
mum, at Chester, on Thursdays ,at prices
ranging from s95 to GEES. Two OF
them were purchased by Alonzo New
lin, Of Mill Creek hundred, and one by
Percy Morrison, of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Sale Of Real Estate.

J. Frank Riggs, trustee, sold at pub
lie sale on Thursday afternoon the
brick house at the SOU theast corner of
seventh aud West streets. belonging
to tile estate OF tho late Ann Rnsseti'
to pr, Hughes for Si,9lo. ". A. lukilI,
auctioLecr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

'Fen liEAyEs's sake take that adver-
tisement Tor boy oat OF the paper, it
has only been In once, and here have
twenty-five boys running after me;
why hey are worss than candidates
running after the police commission
for appointments" Thus spoke n
butcher this morning who advertised
for u boy in the REruuLIcAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Gowns.

Ladies' Muslin Gowns reduced from 81. 10
TO 93c
Ladies Muslin Gowns reduced from sl.5O
to sl@1.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns reduced from s. 90
TO 81 7}.
Ladies Muslin Gowns reduced from s2,2s
to si,9S.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

When the blood Is loaded with i'm.
pufitles, the whole system becomes
disordered. This condition of things
cannot last long without serious re.
suits In such cases powerful alter.
ative is needed, such as Ayers Sarsa-
parilla- 1t never fails, and has NO
equal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
The FISH Mnrl.nt.

Powell has on his stalls in the Third
street market butter fish. pargies
front, halibut, cod fish iloauders. sea
herring, Spanish maekerel, snappers,
etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Gowns.

Ladies' Muslin Gowns reduced from csc
TO So
TO SIC
Ladies Muslin Gowns roduccd from 90c
I.adios Muslin Gowns reduced from si.OO
To ste
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

The 5th ward Republican club will
hold meeting at o'clock on Friday
evening, at SO Windsor street.
Is, b. SPENCER, Pres.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Oysters, CLANS and Crabs.

Salt oysters, clans and little neck
clans, hard and soft crabs. Deyiled
crabs a speciality, at Ainscow's. 7O7
Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Mosquito GanOpieS.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

The reduction in prices in this line need comment
Our garments we'll made full Sizes and the best trim
mings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Y. NJ. @. A. Field Snnr.ts.

10 handsome medals are shown In
Sherwin a. Sons windows. Thesa
medals are prizes for the Y. NJ. c. A.
sports which will be held on theii
grounds at Riverview Saturday after
noon, at $50 o'clock. as entries have
been made In Is different events.
Nearly all the events are handicapped.
Every member entered has a chance
to win,and close and exciting contests
can be expected all through the events.
The lady friends of the Association
are cordially invited.
The coolest place In the city. Ice
cream garden 9Th and Jeffprson
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

I. Leslie Carpenter will begin the
congenial occupation of a teacher OF
vocal and instrumental music.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

WILLIAM II. Lee has lost another
grip on the city. The City Council
"shook" him last night. lie is now
ready to accept tho Office OF deputy
collector Of county taxes from John T.
Diclicy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Pensions by Col. wainwright.

Jas. T. Jones, A. J. Taylor, Jas. r.,
Engle, John Lynn, Joseph Ogle, Jas.
g. Hoopes, Henry Filar, Jno. Mcclure
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

T AIDES DRESSMAKING DONE
II artisticslly and chcuply at S23 Market
street. Cutting and tittfuR speciality.
m5-lm-TFsu-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Linen busters.

Childrpn's Linen Dusters reduced from
800 to si.2jj age 5 to years.
Misses Linen Dustgrs reduced from
q. 30 to sl.6e; age 10 20 IS yenrR
Ladies' Liuen Busters red ucud from 81 so,
e. 60 and S. 50 each,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
WOOIsn Dress Goods.

1opleccs OF Colored Cashmercs reduced
from NC 70 I9c yard.
IL pieces OF Fine Cashmercs reduced
from I0c to 2ac a yard.
- pieces OF Colored Dress Goods reduced
from b0c to 3lc u yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

Neuralgia, catar1h, lunbago nervous
Drostration, cured by Dr.. J. Z. pickels,
705 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

Dry goods and notions, selling ont
at cost to close out business. Must .
closed out by July ~ No. 90I EIin
street. Mrs. A. c. layler.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

lee cream, ice cream fresh every day,
9Th and Jefferson streots
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
nnrrnInsl nnrrnin..

Call and try our ice cream, 9th and
Jefferson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Club NIeetinc.

DR. J. G Pickles cures liver and kid.
ney troubles, 705 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

We have reduced all our whole stock of Infants and
Cdrens wear You can find wonderful value in this de
partment Infants and Chdren's White Dresses about
price of material good quality in Infants Slips as low
as 1Se each Infants and Chdrens Cashmere Coats, all
reduced in price Chdrens Lace Caps at just half price
Buyers needing Infants and Childrens wear, will do
well not to miss this opportunity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
LITCHTENSTEIN & HART,
No. 228 MARKET STREET.

On June 1st started out to make this the busiest
month ofthe year. We haveaccompshed purpose and
have given the public better value for their money than
they have had in sales of reduced goods In other
words, the effort part met with hearty re
sponse from the buying masses With renewed stocks we
will offer on Saturday. Monday and Tuesday the various
lines of goods as noted below:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Rugs.

If you want good Carpet Sweeper
buy the ladies Choice" for Gale only by
us Makes no dust, no noise and docs
perfect work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26
All this Spring and Summer Designs.

Abont 10 Ladies' Jnckets. with low
sleeves, TO be closed at $500 zach, the regu
lar price of them in 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-26

Elizaheth Marot and Josiah
w, seeds,
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
December 26.

H16-Thomas Gray, poet, author of the famous "Elegy written in 8 country churchyard," {" born in Cornhill, London; died 1771. r76-General Washington surprised Trenton, N.J., and captured 1000 Hessians and other valuable stuff. 1S1l-Richmond ya9 theater burned and 70 persons killed, including the governor of the state.
 ls12-Joel Barlow, poet and politician, Ameri- can minister to France in 1811-12. died near Cracow, Poland, while on his way to over take Bonaparte; born 1755. ls31-Stephen Girard, eccentric philanthropist and deist, died in Philadelphia; born in France, 175O.
 lsc.-Charles Lamb, "the genial English au- thor" died; born 1I75. ls62-Thirty-eight Sioux Indians hanged at Mankato, Minn.. for murder; battle of Nolensville tor Knob Gap), Tenn; advance of right wing Army of the Cumberland. ls86-General John A. Logan died in Washing ton; born 1928.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
GENERAL THOMAS.

It has been long felt by those at all familiar with the history of the war of the rebellion, that General George H.
 Thomas has not attained to that position great merits entitle him. His career is scarcely known to any but his compan- ions in arms. This is due largely to the fact that he died before his record was made public in all it's details. In the October number of the Atlantic Month ly, however, there Is just tribute to this noble man and most able general, to which we invite the attention of our readers. It is a brief sketch of his career, and whoever reads it will not fail to be impressed with the grandeur of the mans character. We cannot within our limited space do justice to hlm, but we can briefly allude to some of the salient points. In the first place he was Virginian and had every mos tive that Lee and others had to be loyal fs but he did not fail. At the battle of Chickamauga after nearly half the Union army had been swept from the field, including the commander, he held his ground against the attacks of the enemy, double his own number, for six hours. and then, toward night, led a charge on them in person, driving them from he field in confusion. His work on that day is unprecedented in the annals of war. Again, when Sherman left Atlanta with 62,OOO men of the flower of the army, on his march to the sea, Thomas was left with 25, GOO, includ- ing sick and wounded. He was att ick ed before Nashville by the united armies of Hood and Forrest; it was the last desperate effort of the Confederacy, aud the result was the utter destruction of the rebel army. For this he was made Major General in the regular army and received the thanks of con. gress "for skill and tlauntless courage. '
 In private character he was as noble and i"veable as he was great in commando ing an army in battle, or planning 8 | gam paigu; to those who served under him "the great figure of Thomas stil stands alone, colossal, undiminished by com pariscn with the greatest-a nations lndmark."
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
ODDS AND ENDS.
Boston has a cat asylum.

Boston has a cat asylum.
 All trees are evergreen in the tropics.
 Baltimore Oreland) has fishing school.
 Twenty-two newspapers in the state of Kansas are edited by woman. 7 Some of the caterpillars in Australia measure twelve inches in length.
 It is difficult to trust persons the ology when his grammar is faulty.
 A single ranch in Washington pro duced fifty tons of hops last season.
 An old Chinese proverb declares that good food is not as important as good cookery.
 One lumber mill in the state of Wash ington turned out in 1890 69, GOO, 900 feet of lumber.
 In the city of Berlin, with a popala- ton of 1915, ,60O, there are but 26, 800 dwelling houses.
 Prospectors in Oregon have recently discovered the only mine of pure plati- mum in existence.
 Science is never enthusiastic. It hes itates at every step. It doubts and weighs every movement.
 Never put any portion of any plant in the mouth unless it is certainly known to be wholesome
 A generous supply of hot, rather strong lemonade, if taken at bedtime, will break up severe cold.
 The most recent calculations made by Nicholson gives the velocity of light as 186, 360 miles per second.
 The royalties which have gone to charity from the sale of Moody and Sankey's Gospel Hymns have aggre gated $1,2OO. .OOO
 There are said to be over 23,OO Ia dians in the United States who can read English, and over 10000 who can read Indian languages.
 To show the growth made in the in dustry of furnishing kindling wood, a single factory in Pennsylvania turns out 5,O00,O00 bundles per month.
 A Springfield (Mo.) man is reported to have picked pear from tree in his orchard that weighed fifty two ounces, trifle over three pounds.
 Miss Florence Bascom enjoys all the advantages of the Johns Hopkins uni versity. She has entered the depart ment of geology and will give special attention to photography, but will not be a candidate for degree
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
The American Buffalo.

It has been for some time time gener- ally supposed that the buffalo woull soon become utterly extinct. if not al ready so. It is therefore very gratify- lnR to know that this noble animsl is bAng preserved in our national parks Tho secretary of the interior says there are probably 400 head in the Yellow stone National Park. He also says that thers ara certainly 25.0O0 elk in the park. The elk is grand animal of the deer tribe, with sutlers sometimes sprsa ling six feet from tip to tip.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
NOW TRY THIS.

It will cost you nothing and will sure- ly do you good. if you have cough, cold, or any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from Ia grippe found it just the thing and under its use had speedy and perfect recovery. Try sample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself inst how good thing 1t IS. Trial bottles free at w. Fl. Camps drug store. Large size 50c and 41.OO
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17

The price of carpets has taken a tumble.
 Holiday shoes at Warren Mo- Intyre's and at J. H. Drake's-horse shoes.
 A woman can win mans love without trying, but she can't keep it that way.
 Girls! Just think of it; there are two new moons ,is month, besides u me. moons.
 Mir John Bsm o tn of Salisbur, moved last Saturday to Bridgeport. He will remain there only temporarily.
 Let us enjoy the holiday season, notwithstanding the old bachelors flee to the mountains at the approach oi leap year..
 70. w. Barpum. of Lime Rock, has promised to take his yoke of twin steers. weighing 5 630 pounds, to the Worlds Fair at Chicago. .
 The net earnings of the 0. N. E. X W railroad for the year ending June 30 1891, were Sl65 557 an increase over those of tue preceding year of S46 0O6.
 About as good cold weather advice IS has been given thus far is that of the Chicago Tribune. which tells its readers Fo watch their ""aterpIpes and wind- pipes"
 Daniel A. Grant, one of the famous irant triplets, of Torrington, is 70 years old, nevertheless few days ago le went to the woods and cut cord If wood in three hours.
 It takes Coon to catch coon. Last Thursday night, Messrs Frank Coon, J. Fl. Drake and Junius Rhosdes vent coon hunting and shot two coons -raccoons not Sandtown coons.
 A Vermont editor has invented a new way for stirring up delinquent sub scribers. He writes obituary notices of chem, assuming that they must be dead. since he does not hear from them.
 Last week, while the three-year- old child of Merritt Hayden was at play, il .aught it's foot and fell over tub of not water scalling its arms quite severe iy. Dr Camp was called and on Friday tt waA reported as recovering nicely.
 On last Thursday night an attempt vas made to enter house in this village The owner. however, heard the noise and on his opening the window to as- certain the cause the would-be intruders 6ook nasty departure. People will do we'll to keep their doors and windows securely fastened It is also well to with bolts or hooks; then entry into one room does not give man the run of he house. The foregoing is the serious View of the case; there is also comical aspect to it which we will not detail.
 The meeting of the Literary society on Friday night was of unusual inter- est and was very entertaining to those attending. Excellent papers were read by the ladies, ,ahd debate on the great question, Labor" was then taken up, the question being: Resolved. That labor organizations should be abolished " G. H. Pssmore, J. H. Roraback, afr native; s. A. Eddy, F. N. Brown, nega- tive. Wit, sarcasm and convincing ar guNents were put forth by the regular disputants and volunteer speakers, and after one of the most interesting debates tue society have had, the weight of ar- gument and merits of the question were given to the affirmative, only very few members voting. The next meet ing will be held ou Monday evening, December 2S.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17

lS59-Battle of Colmias, Mexico, and serious defeat of the Liberals, resulting in flight of officials and finally in French inter vention. le62@AIinor battle at Davis Mills, Wolf river, Miss
 ls64rHood's rear and the Federal advance fighting in the storm in south central Ten nessee; many soldiers on both sides died of exposure, and Hood abandoned 1,S0O of his wounded; the pursuit continued to the Ten nessee, but Hood escaped, having lost 13, ,OOC prisoners, the killed and other losses being unknown lS74-Powder magazine at Scutari, Turkey. blew up, killing 200 persons. tSe0-Niels Wilhelm Gade, Danish composer, died at Copenhagen. aged "a
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
TIMELY ANNIVERSARIES,
Current Selections from HistO-
 ry's Broad Page.
December 20.

December go. M-st. IEnatius martyred at Rome; he was converted and taught by St. John, ordained bishop by apostles and thrown to the lions by order of the Emperor Trajan. l792-The French convention issued & decree banishing the Bourbons. isl3-Samuel Jordan Kirkwood, statesman, born in Hartford county, Md; famous as war governor" of Iowa lS4StLouis Napoleon Bonaparte proclaimed president of the French republic. ls6O-The convention of South Carolina passed the ordinance of secession. , iSUl-Battle of Drainesville, Va, generally con- sidered the first Confederate defeat in that section.
 lss-The Federals at Holly Springs, Miss, and Warton, Tenn, surrendered, causing much indignation In the north. iS64-Sevcre cavalry battles at Saltville, Lacy Springs and Madison Court House, Va. President Lincoln issued his last "call for 30O.OOO men," and 212,2l3 had been raised when the order was issued to stop enlist ments-
 lSs+Jefferson Rives, publisher of The Con- Rressiona1 Globe, died
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
December 25.

CHRISTMAS DAY.-This festival was first ? Christianized by decretal letter of Pope Phosphorus early in the Second century, but WAS 8 movable feast Jas Easter now is) until the Fourth century: St. Cyril, of Jerusalem, and Pope Julius instituted an inquiry as to the date of Christ's nativity, and though it could not be fixed with certainty, this date was taken by agreement.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17

EngIlsh schoIar, born nt B1R ISAAC NEW- East Rustin, Norfolk; died TON. 1908: he read all the Greek and Latin classics before reaching the age of IT. lsBEEnd of General Buffers 'performancs'' a. Fort Fisher, the merits of the case being still matter Of angry controversy. L69-President Johnson issued his last am- nesty proclamation.
 le00-Rt. Rev. William Thompson. archbishop of York, died, aged Il.
Connecticut western news., 1891-12-17
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 MAGNIFICENT
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