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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
DIED.

ARMSTR0NG.-0n the 9TH inst, Mrs.
Jane Armstrong. aged O. years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services at
the residence of hor brother, Waltcr
Fountain. No. 1125 Reed street, on Sum
day evening at s O'Clock. Interment Mon
day morning at the Methodist Cemetery,
Middletown, Del. Train leaves p, w. &
ID. Il. Il. Depot $50 q. IN.
CRAWFoRD.-0n June 4th, 1891, Andrew
J. Crawford. aged IL years.
Relatives and friends and Excelsior
Lodge No. "a X. of p. are invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence,
at Riverview. on Sunday afternoon. at
o'clock, Services ut the house. Inter
ment at Rivervlew cemetery.
DEVALINGER,-On June 4th 1891, Dan
lei w. DeVallnger. aged about SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence,
No. 723 West Second street, on Sunday
afternoon at Q o'clock. 1nterment at
Riverview Cemeterv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
VM.B. SHARP&CO..
roURrH AND MARKET SIS.

With the rounding up of
a very active Spring bust
ness we enter the Summer
months determined to stir
up the laggards prod,
weed out-all accumulation
must go. We shall make
such a bid for your dollars
that your judgment will
sing an accompaniment to
the dollars coming our way.
For the next sixty days we
shall handle thousands of
dollars of stuff, which will
show remarkable value at
much reduced cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Colton-Jones.

Harry D. Cotton, son of franklin r
Cotton, and Miss Lizzie w. Jones,
daughter of James Jones, were mar.
fled last evening at the residence Of
the bride, No. 1929 west Eighth street.
Tho ceremony wns performed by the
Rev. William j. McEwan. OF Rodney
street Presbyterian Church. The we'd
ding march was played by Lewis Il.
Wilson, who was the BRIDES Sunday
School teacher for number of years.
Miss Julia Jones, of Dover, was brldes-
maid, and Albert D. Cotton was best
man.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. franklin Il. Cotton, Sr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin B. Cotton, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Tribit, Mr.. and Mrs.
James N. Jones, Miss Irena @. Jones,
Miss Catharine M, Jones, Miss Oleta
Jones, Richard X. Jones, Mr.. L. X.
Jones, of Dover, Mrs. John II. Jones.
Miss Ella Jones, of Dover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel McCleary, Mr.. B. H.
Jones, Miss Lizzie Jones, Miss Kate
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund +. r.
Robb, Miss Sallie Z. Lowell, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Woodward, Mr.. Josiah
Sibley, of Germantown, Miss Agnus
Arnott, Mr.. Richard s. Lowell, Sr., MIR.
Charles p. Cotton. John S. Cotton.
Lewis i. Wilson.
After areception, given by the BRIDES
father, Mr.. and Mrs, Cotton left on the
l.26 p. IN. train over the b. & 0. road
for northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Cotton will be at their
home, No. 703 Harrison street, on and
after the Esd Inst, to receive their
friends.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
FIFTH edition.
More Illeaal RegIstratIons. .

Some three or four cases OF Illegal
Registration occupied the attention Of
the Municipal Court this morning
nearly two hours.
The first case called was Michael
Carr, charged by Jonathan b. Roberts
with Illegal registration In the First
district, Second ward. Carr registered
on the 23d OF May from the Model
lRestaurant,n No, 107 French street,
while 1t was alleged he did not live
there, but lived at the Philadelphia
restaurant on Market street, but In the
same election district.
| Special Officer Whann says Carr told
him he got his tax receipts from man
named o'Hara at Third and Lombard
streets.
Charles Devalenger, who keeps the
| Model Restaurant" /" testified that al
though Carr did not live at his place
now he lived there for two years be-
fore. He left on account of his sister
dying in Chester and his room was
lgiveD up. When he came back he had
mo room for him and he went to the
Philadelphia restaurant About two
weeks ago he gave him room, which
he has engaged and expects to occupy.
The decision OF the court was that
the defendant had not violated any law
llntenIlOnally. lie nau 0rlRnJ 10 regis
tor In the same district anyhow, and
his engaging room at the Model
Restaurant" was evidence that he ex-
Ipected to be there by election day. Tho
case was dismissed.
John Il. Sylvanus was also charged
with Illegal registration in the First
district, Second ward He took his
meals at the Pennsylvania House, but
slept In another district.
Francis M. Walker, Esq, appeared
for Sylvanus, Since the registration
he got room, and is now sleeping, as
we'll as taking his meals, at the Penn
sylyania House. The decision of the
court was, that voter should register
In the district he sleeps In, and SYLVIA
mus, not.having done this, hisregistra-
ltlon was illegal, but as he had no In.
Itention to defraud the case was dis
missed.
William Clements, colored, charged
with illegal registration In the First
district, Seventh ward, was called to
ANSWER, but Ex-Tax Collector Dough-
lerty, being at home sick and unable to
appear as Il witness, the case was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
VERY LOW FIGURES.
Advantages We offer tomorrow
LADIES' SHOES.

At s1.25 we place at your disposal a
lot of glazed kid button shoes, opera
or broad toes, good service and neat at
S1.25. Hamburgers', 200
At Sl.50, we show tomorrow an all
solidgenuine kid button shoe, or 8 other
desirable styles, warranted for service
b to L last. We also offer lot of $500
opera toe shoes with patent tips to-
morrow at S1.50. Halnburgers', 200
At $500, no house in the city can
equal them. Genuine paris Kidn but
ton, four styles. Also lot of odds
and ends of our S3. 90 Welt shoes go at
$500. Hamburgers', 200
$3.50. All the odds and ends of our
$500 and $3.50 handmade shoes. Also
lot of French Glaze" button, four
styles, tip or plain toes, all go at 81. so.
H1mburgers', 200
$500. A lot OF geuine hanu-made
turned sole button shoes, b to Il. Also a
lot of very fine Paris Glaze shoes, four
styles, including our popular $4.0C
Derby" shoes, with patent tips at
$500. Hamburgers', 209
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
A Sudden DeatIi.

The Rev. Thomas b. Anderson, who
for years has been the pastor OF Penca-
der Presbyterian Church, at Glasgow,
died very suddenly yesterday, at his
residence, from heart disease, from
which he had been u sufferer for long
time. The deceased was we'll known
and highly respected by all who knew
him. He was 65 years OF age, and
leaves a wife. The remains will be
taken to Philadelphia on Monday for
interment in Laurel Hill cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

Many pretty things in
Black Grenadines are here
the black satin stripes corded
with red, blue and white is
very effective and stylish, rs
cents per yard.
We have handsome novel.
ties in all black satin stripes
Of different widths and with
embroidered figures from rs
cents to $1.50, which are rich
and elegant, and the all plain
Grenadines at rs cents, 81
and 81 ,25 are always standard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Special prices for good
and well made garments. All
our underwear is sewed on
lock stitch machines, and the
materials are the best.
Ladies' Skirts from SOC to
81 90 each.
Ladies' Drawers from 25c
to $500 each.
Ladies' Chemise from 25c
to $500 each.
Ladies' Corset Covers,
from 25c to $500 each.
Ladies' NightDresses from
Soc to 5000 each.
Throughout the whole
line we will give a ten per.
cent discount for the next
five days.
Ask to see our double cot
ton chain. Ingram carpets
we sell for 25c a yard, the
best value ever offered.
Do not fail to visit our
Upholstery Department. You
will find a large assortment of
Furniture, Linens, Floor
Linens, Summer Draperies,
Lace Curtains, Table Covers,
Lambrequins, ETC., all at the
lowest cash prices.
Special drive in odd pairs
of Lace Curtains at about
half price.
The reason for offering
special inducements, is to
make this month one of the
busiest we have ever had.
Buyers will find elegant value
all over the house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
The Levy Court.

The Levy Court met this forenoon at
10 o'clock, but no business of special
importance was transacted, and q re-
cess was taken until p. IN.
Sheriff Simmons has levied upon the
property of the ex-collectors and their
sureties, with the understanding that
no sale Is to be forced until the matter
is tested before the court Of errors and
appeals. ...
4 test case has already been taken
before the Superior Court in the case
of Collector Israel Rulings VS. +. b.
Smith, New Castle Hundred, and by
common consent the case will be sent
to the Court of Errors and Appeals
next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Here arc q few ai Tho El9gaas
GENTS SHOES.

At s1.25 We offer tomorrow lot of
genuine calf lace shoes, to IL, OF solid
leather, and are we'll worth $500, to-
morrow, Sl.25. Hamburgers', 200
At S1.75 q lot OF solid leather lace
and congress, odds and ends 0 to 10,
broad and medium toes, plain or
tipped, not n pair worth less than az. so,
tomorrow, $l.75. Hamburgers', 200
$500. A lot OF genuine calf nhoes,
four styles, very neat and seryiceable,
worth $500, tomorrow at $200.
Hamburgers', eco
$500. Study economy and wear our
$500 black button shoes" undis-
putably the best shoe for the money
made, calf or kangaroo, six styles
Try them. Hamburgers', 200
We are showing the nobbiest line Of
tan footwear in the city. Did you see
our gents tan oxfords ut 9l.9S
Hamburgers', 200
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Its Giving

a good deal of value for little money
that's making our store known as a
good place to buy footwear. We are
in good shape to serve you in Oxford
laced goods. You will find with US de-
sirable styles, well made, right fitting
goods at prices hard to beat In fact our
prices on all lines OF footwear will
convince you that you can do wei!
with your shoe money by coming to
see us. Forman's No. 10, East Fourth
street between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Denies the Charge.

James H. Pierson, who was arrested
ona capias on "Wednesday, ,issuedat the
Instance of his employer Frank j.
Meredith, for wilfully and uniaw-
fully iniuling his businoss," denies
the charge in toto. lie says that he
never wrote Il letter concerning his
employers business, or told any one
anything that would affect his credit.
Mr.. Pierson claims that he will be alb le
to fully establish his innocence.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
A Colts Leg Broken.

A colt belonging to +. L. Lindley, of
Middletown, took fright at train of
cars u few days ago and running INTO
the fence broke ono OF its fore
legs. AS the colt is quite valuable
one he called In Dr. Mcdowell, who re.
duced the fracture and applied plas-
ter cast. 1t is-tloing we'll and hopes
are entertained that ii may come out
all right.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Bunsrinfs nnded.

rs|ssas R|asgIsI Y ByslnsgsE eliza :s.st a sIs
S5S WISH IA aaiSRalsSl SJsB sslIs4Ss sSS
He leaves wife, two children, b son
dhd daughter, and many friends to
deplore his early death. Fortunately
he was q member Of the Order OF
United Workingmen, and his widow
will receive $4,000, which will be a
great aid TO the family. His remains
will be Inferred at Riverview Cemetery
on Sunday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Going To Europe.

Senator and Mrs. George Gray will
soil from New iois to-Morrow, u pass
part of the summer. They WILL go to
Paris, where Miss Gray, their daugh.
ter, and the Misses Black, two nieces,
are at school. Mrs. Black and several
other Delaware Indies who are pass-
ing year or two abroad will Join Sem
ator Gray and his wife In the French
capi al
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
BOYS SHOES.

Good solid service at 9Sc., sizes II to
5, all leather, lace, neat, just the caper
for school wear, at Csc.
Hamburgers', 200
Sl.25. A Alot of solid wearers, warrant
ed, laco and button, no better wearer
anywhere at S2.00, than we sell at .25.
Hamburgers', 200
Have you ever seen our Little
Hero" shoes for little boys, lace or
button, calf, made precisely like q
mans, shoe, with spring heels, 8 to 1917,
price S1.50. Hamburgers', 200
der, calf, neat and serviceable, IL to
So, four styles, s1.50.
Hamburgers', 200
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Omce,ls EIe.ct,e,i

At meeting of Wilmington Lodgo
No. l, A. o. u. W., last evening, the
following officers were elected. Mas
ter Workman, William ii. Saunders;
Foreman, w. G. Driscoll; Overseer,
Herman Bosham; Guide, 1. M. Cook;
Inside Watchman, Edward II. Gibbons,
and Outside Watchman, Ii. A. Cas- per-
son,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Entrn Cnrs for Athletic snnrts.

In order to accommodate the citizens
who wish to attend the Warren Attn
ietic Sports OH the Union street
grounds tomorrow afternoon, cars will
be run on the Eighth street railway
every six minutes, and on the Front
street road every l2 minutes, thus
doubling the usual service.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
WIN Meet To-mo1row Evening.

The ex-prisoners of war will hold
their monthly meeting tomorrow
night ut 8 O'Clock, In DUPONT Post
room. All ex-prisoners are invited to
he present. National Vice President
William Kelley will attend TO receive
his instructions for The National As
sociation which will meet In Detroit
August 9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
shnnnbn,s New stnre.

Call and examine our line OF dress
goods for summer wear. We have an
elegant assortment at the very loweab
prices. We have few more OF tlosa
75c. cheviot shirts TINT we are selling
at SOC. to close them out. They are d
bargain, at L. A. ShaUnon's, 7i9 Market
and 720 Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Nm. i. shAhr ! a..

ton stuffs the price Of which
completed and bound with
the best petersham win be $14
per suit Of 2 pieces, ordinary
furniture.
In our upholstery depart
ment we have added a very
handsome line of bamboo
and rice curtains for single
and double doors at very low
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
strs-.trry resn,ui.

p::s ladies' Mite Society of the STAN
ton Presbyterian Church will hold a
strawberry festival in Stanton Hall,
on Friday and Ss.arday evenings, the
lsth ar 9Th. A ticket of admission,
which Is 10 cents, entities the holder
to plate OF Ice cream and straWber-
rie.s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
NIunininaI Cnnrt.

At the municipal court this morning
William Chambers who said he was
from the suggestive name OF Paradise,
was fined 81 and costs.
Patrick 0,Brien, John Marahan and
John O'Rourke all old soakers, were
lined 80 or to handle the stone ham
mer for twenty days each,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Special bargains.

On Saturday we will close out tho
balance OF our surah hats for SOC each,
25c, ladies white embroidered dress
goods Soc yard. Our summer stock
Is now complete at prices to suit all.
Mrs. NJ. Dillin, 400 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
sl,nnnon,s sew stnrs.

We have just received a new line of
wash ilannels In stripes and polkad OTIS
that we are selling at l0c. and l21I12c.
worth l5c. We have few more new
shades in pongee silk, canton cloths
and ginghams that we are selling very
cheap at L. A. Shannon, 7l9 Market i
TO Shipley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

l5s mems handsome Sunday Suits In
cheyiots, worsteds, corksrrews, tweeds
and black, dark or light patterns, made
In the latest styles, we have been selling
from Sl5,c0 10 $1,000. As we are out OF
sizes and cannot duplicate them, they
must go at from $500 to sl2. 90, Nj,
Meyers, 406 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
The Fish Market.

Mr. Powell will have on his stalls in
the Third street market tomorrow.
fresh mackere. butter fish, porgies,
trout ilounders, sea bass, trrlapln,
and few shad, being the last run OF
the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
fss,aveiiI 'spId'6sfssa,r..

A festival and bagasr Wlll be held BY
tho ledlts or White Clay Creek Church,
On Friday evening, the 9Th inst. II
stoFmy y will BE- deferred until Sat;
pphs, bud tbe Citizens generally should
60 and enjoy themselyes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
ApDojnted Depu,v

j. Wilkins Gooch was sworn in yes
terday by Chief Justice Comegys. and
he immediately appointed d. Taylor
brother, whose term has Just expired.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

42 2children'ssuits which we have been
for 500 and $3.50 must 60
for 90c, sl.00. slips at NJ.
Meyers, 406 Market street, A gun with
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Strawberry Festival.

The Newport NJ. Z. Sunday school
will hold o strawberry festival at Red
Meas Hall, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, the 5th and 9th Of June. All
are cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

Dimmick's kidney and bladder cure,
the popular medicine used by all Rail-
road men throughout thecountry. For
tale by Taylor q Fullerton, 302 King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
To Be ContInned.

Owing to the unfavorable weather
of the past week the festival being
held at Mr.. Lebanon NJ. L. Church will
be continued this and tomorrow even
ings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

Children's Sunday all wool pants
SOC. Children's Sunday suits from
S4.00 to $3.50 and handsome nickel
plated air rifle given with every ono.
M. Meyers, 406 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
OXFORD TIES.

At 69c. A lot OF kid oxfords, neat with
patent tips. Hamburgers', 200
At soc. A lot Of fine oxfords, tipped
good service, neat. Hamburgers', 200
At orc. We offer tomorrow, a lot Of
soft kid oxfords, opera or common
sense toes. Also a lot OF neat tan OK.
fords tomorrow, 97c.
Hamburgers' 900
s1.19 will buy pair of fine kid OK.
fords, three styles. Also 2 styles OF
nobby tan oxfords, chocolate or coffee
colors at Sl.10. Hamburgers', 200
We show the finest variety OF Sl.5o,
$500, 81. so oxford ties In the city; any
style you desire. We are headquarters
for oxfords. Hamburgers', 200
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
Send and ramllr rotatoes

by tho bushel or bbl,, at Steward q
lChandler's Flour, Feed and Coal depot.
IN. w. Corner Fourth and King, jan
Iviers old stand. Phono, 408.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

Working pants, warranted not 10
rip aid double sawed with riveted but,
tons for Sl.o9, at NJ. Meyers, 4o6 Mar.
kct street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
NM.B. SHARP ( CO.
FOURTH AND MARKET sTs.

pEFu NDING THE DIRECT TAX.-
lG Whom the necessary books and
blanks arc prepared, l VIII give notice
through tho Newspapers. whom and
where will meet the persons or theiI
legal representatives who have paid the
direct tax levied upon tile real estate OF
persons in Delaware, approved Aug. 8,
1901. under act Of Congress. J. FRANK
WILDS. Commissioner. j6.tf
Dover. June ., 1881.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

Inspect them closely; there's
no imperfections or seconds
among them. Compare with
anything you have seen at
twice the price, and if inter
ested in Summer underwear
you will buy those. Ecru
and white, SO cents.
Ladies' hose in neat,q uiet
color pin stripes, "A gauge,
which means fine quality,
we've only 20 to 80 dozens,
which were our regular 39
cents goods. We shall sell
this lot for 25 cents.
Do you have any trouble
or bother with the knees of
your children's stockings?
Or does the color come out,
and did you ever wish child
ren could wear stockings
made of sheet iron! Try
our celebrated Onyx fast
blacks, double knees and extra
long. The remedy may be
right in this line. Sizes, 6
to 81, 25 to 40 cents.
| We've had many calls for
the Silk Bengalines and
Pongees at 3G cents per
yard as advertised by us a
week ago. They didn't last
over four or five days. We
have substituted for them
10 pieces of Bengaline
worth rs cents, which we
shall sell for 40 cents, and s
pieces Of Pongee, a trifle
narrower than the first lot,
which we shall sell for 33
cents. This will probably
be the last of the Benga-
lines at the losing price.
One of the greatest bar-
gains we ever offered our
customers in wash goods is
now here--we mean those
elegant, small embroidered
figure, hand-cut Scotch
ginghams-at once one OF
the neatest, most effective
and stylish effects brought
out this season. Being from
the Glasgow Mills the quail.
ity is unsurpassed and their
usefulness for Summer wear
is unquestioned these re.
quisities combined with
their beauty makes then
extremely desirable. Loss
or gain, the importation
must be handled; the maker
stands it and you come in
,, These embroidered Cling
) hams have been selling a.
40 and 45 cents per yard; We
shall sell our proportion o
; the lot, about two Thousand
!. yards, for 80 cents per yard
One of the finest qualitie,
;, and most stylish things eve.
: made in Mattings are TIN
+ inserted jointless. They arr
! done on a plain ground il
|, I quaint, artistic figures, yer,
suggestive OF japanese" bu
a not too "outre. y
The prices have been II
cents per yard; we shall clos,
. the season with these at 81
d cents per yard. We show full
. lines of the newest things il
I fancies and jointless from l,
d cents to so, and there's moth
. ing nicer than a matted hous,
J, in warm weather.
!, We will send a man OF
] receipt of a postal order t,
Z measure your windows fo
J; awnings, in most any patterl
( you desire. For the ordinar,
: size window the Hice put u
) complete is $2.75.
We will measure your fur
!, niture for linen slip GOVERN,
made from our own importa
ton of Linens-no part cot
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
lee Cream Opening.

Charles II. Bonham will open his ice
cream parlor, No. 2BO0 Delaware ave-
nue., ON Saturday evening, June 9Th.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

Handsome light sumner coats aGd
coats and vests ut NJ Meyers from 35c
To $3.50, 406 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

EoR sALE-8 GOOD FRESH COWS.
4 with calves by their sides. SPRING
ers and ? fat cows. Apply to L. w, Std
ham 4 Son, Ill East 4th street. Whining
ton, Del, jt5-3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF EXCEL
IN sior Lo iRe. No. T. X, of p, and the
order In general are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of A. ]. Crawford,
Sunday, June :, 1891. TO meet ut X. OF T.
Hall, 6l2 Market street at i.3O O'Clock.
CHARLES NJ, ZEBLEY, X. of Il. & S.
ie5-2ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

yTTANTED = A GOOD FURNITURE
w Cabinet Maker also q lad 10 to l8
years old to learn the trade. I'll Shlpley
street. ie5-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
LICHTENSTEIN
& HART,
228 Market Street.

To make our business
lively for Saturday, we will
offer one case of handsome
Outing Flannels, in new eff
fects, and valued at Is cents
per yard, our price will be 10
cents.
Our handsome French
Satteen covered cushions,
size 19x19, elegantly made,
to be sold for Soc. each.
They are specially desir.
able for hammocks, porch
chairs, sea sides or noun
tains.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05
6OO-PAIR

Mems regular made, half
hose, worth 15c. a pair, to
be sold on Saturday only, 8
pairs for 25 cents.
We are going to reduce
our line of Infants wear, and
for the next five days we will
sell our entire assortment at
one third off of marked
This line comprises
Infants Caps,
Infants Robes,
Infants Night Dresses,
Infants Bonnets, etc.
Infants Coats,
Infants Dresses,
Infants Sun-Hats,
Infants Waists,
etc.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-05

Cards are out announcing The mar
riage OF Miss Linda Farrow, OF Dover,
to Rev. Oliver w. Deyenish, OF Cape
Charles City, on Tuesday evening, June
4th, In the NJ. Il. Church.
The bay horse which strayed away
from A. Thompson No. 2209 Carter
street. Nirth ward, on Tuesday night,
was found on Thursday afternoon at
tue house of farmer near Rock land,
Brandywlne hundred and was brought
to his home.