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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25

It's a matter of regret to
us to leave Great Falls. the
city we love so well and
which we have been identi-
fed with, more or less, since
its conception; but, as here
tofore stated, conditions of
our business necessitates
this move upon our part.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25

Our location is probably
as good as any in the city.
Those desiring the room and
fixtures will consult their
own interest by not delaying
the matter. 1t is all in a
nice complete and clean
shape, and with but little
changes in the store fixtures
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25
HARRIS
QUITTING
SALE.

detail. Come and see for Yourself and satisfy yourselves
that this sale is bona fde. Everything must go, not
withstanding the sacrifice, and nothing will be held
in reserve! Lease, fixtures and store furniture for sale.
Cash only goes during this sale. 1t is HARRIS, the
Clothicr, who is now talking.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25
HARRIS =
QUITTING
= SALE.

can be made available for almost any kind of merchan
disc. As rooms for business purposes in Great Falls
are scarce, please take notice and govern yourself accord
ingly. Nothing booked. 1t must be spot cae' ~ cG. :
forget that this great sale of sales is to be our I -1"' S"'"e''
SALE!
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25

Old Hermitage Whisky at Kcnnedy's
1925 Central avenue.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25
HARRIS |
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fHS :, I:.o- % GoOds "a has eV0UttH VFO""
embraces as gooo d NV naut 70 convert thetnto cash and
upon the market. ~ m.nv ;nstancdvill disregard
as rapidly as pose'D ~ :, NOT an advertise dodge, as we
cost altogether WIZ oITIT SURE. )h only talks
during this sale.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25
Carpets.

We are making a big drive in Tapestry
Carpets. Our stock is very complete.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25

Commencing today. Tues
day. June Odd. and continu-
ing until our shelves. coun-
tiers and tables are cleared
of everything, we offer our
entire stock at purchase
price. or, in other words, at
first eastern cost. It is use
less for lis to name prices in
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25

Conditions of our business
necessitates a discontinu-
ance of our Store at Great
Falls, which will take place
within the next sixty (6o)
days, during which time we >
will offer our entire Stock OF
Clothing, Hats and Furnish
;nps at cost. This stoch
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25

Insure your wool with Phil Gibson.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-06-25

Aoer, Sash, Doors, etc.
- hand All kinds of Mould
:. # desired.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Dots.


The Grippe is quickly cured with Brazil
liam Balm. Five drops every half hour
does tho work in day or two.
st. Johns Chapter, No. 4. r. A. NJ,
elected George w. Beatty high priest;
Eugene Massey, king; Lewis Is. Jer
Wis, scribe; Wm. Marshall secretary;
j, j. Pierce treasurer and had BAN
quet.
William Wilkinson, ono of the dec
tive5 who worked up tho case of the
DUPONT conSplratorS, Is very Ill with
the grip at his room in the Clayton
House.
The pilot boat T. f. Bayard collided
with the Earn Line steamer Tangier,
from Santiago de Cuba TO Philadelphia
about eight miles southeast OF the Del
aware Breakwater on Friday morning,
December Is. The l,ayard's main
boom was broken and her mainsail
split. The steamer was uninjured.
Six prisoners, five men and one
woman. were taken to New Castle Jail
yesterday afternoon.
regular business meeting of the
Alumnae Association of the Whining
High School will be held In school No |
on Monday at 4.3O pm.
/ the three. masted schooner Fannie
KINNEY arrived In this port yesterday
afternoon with cargo OF lumber as
signed to The George W. Bush and
Sons Company.
The three masted schooner Thomas
Winsmore Is discharging cargo of
yellow pine timber at the wharves Of
The George w. Bush and Sons Com
pany.
Otto Bertsch, the German lad who
ran away from his home in Trenton,
| Is very i'll at the police station. lie
was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital
last evening.
William Gallon the young man held
for defrauding his employer Charles
j.. Meiler was taken to New Castle jail
yesterday III default OF 5000 bail. lie
will have hearing at the February
term of the Superior Court.
Delaware Clark Is building a new
barn. TO by 30 reet,20 feet to the square
his farm in Pencader Hundred.
The structure was raised on Mednes.
day last. 1t was 2S years the last of
November since the other barn was
burned
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
A Conclusion

that "A great many have come to Is,
that handsome card case filled with
beautifully written visiting or business
cards. on dozen OF hahdkerchiefs
neatly marked with indelible ink,
makes one OF the most desirable
Christmas gifts. Don't delay until the
very last moment, but come now and
leave your order with Miss Clara A.
Crabb, although orders for writing
will be filled until late on Christmas
eve. A fine selection OF blank cards
always on hand, Still at the same
place, 705 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Arrest of Jnsenh Rellnh.

Joseph Bellah arrested N Philadel.
Ehia ut the residence of Andrew NJ.
Cloud, No. SOL West Fourth street,
who claims TINT BellaA procured
money from him TO Take up notes on
which he was endorSer, and that he an.
piled the same to his own use, and let
the notes go to protest, was given u
hearing yesterday, and bee Ruse the act
WIS committed two years before the
suit was brought it is understood that
he will be released, and thus escape
>Srcstitutlon and punishment.
If,the arrest had been made in our
State. tits not likely that he would
have escaped so easily. Bellah was
very unfortunate in his business in
our city, and among those who claim
TO have been defrauded arA George NJ
Beeson for $l9S, Mrs. Ta1ley Sig6. 81,
Isaac Bullock $40o, James III. Prentiss,
Adam ii. p. Barr, and others. II NAV
be, however. that Bellah was only un
fortunate, and IL he shoulh In the fu
ture accumulate money he may pay
ail their claims.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
THIRD EDIT ION.
Renl tstnte Transfe e.

Tho following transfers oR real es-
tate were recorded at the Engineering
and Surveying Department yesterday;
Edward Forrest to Wm. II Duncan,
house and lot, west side of Washing
ton street between Thirteenth and
fourteenth, lot, 23. .ex1S3.
Edward q. Bradford to George Le-
Maietre. house and lot, south side
Delaware avenue between Rodney and
Broome streets, lot II 2 21sxl$0.
Edwin +. Uber, Artisans Savings
Bank. house and lot, east side VAN
Buren, street, between Sixth and Sew
enth streets, lot 2lxtO0.
Joseph W. Pyle to John R. Mari,
house and lot No. zoos West Seventh
street. lot l6X72.
John r. Mari to William Simmons,
house and lot. No. zoos Wekt Seventh
street, lot t6x72.
Edward g. Bradford to George Le-
Maistre, house and lot, south side of
Delaware avenue betwedn Rodney
md Broome streets, lot, 60kl09.
Joseph Freeman and othdrs to Jos.
Freeman. house and lot north side oil
Third street, between Jackson and
Van Buren, streets, lot l0XSt.
Patrick s, Cahill and OTHERS to Anna
]. Reed, house and lot, south side Sec
ond street, between Adams and Jack
son streets, lot "a. Sx60.
w Scott Vernon and Howard L. Yer
non to George II. Vernon, house ant
lot No. 303 DUPONT street, lot 5OxlO
George Abeie to the Gernania Build
ing and Loan Association, house ant
lot No.4l0 Tatnall street, lbt l2X50.
James H. Semple to Tlghmau John
eon, house and lot west side SIMPLE
street heteeu Third and Fourth streets
lot IA 6x22.
John Il, johnson to Wm. Fl. Alexar
der, house and lot, east side Button
wood street south of LolIdell street
lot 81. .6xlG0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
At the Y. NJ. g. A.

The class to study The Sunday
sehoooi lesson will meet tonight ut s
O'Clock, with the Rev. Isaac Jewell as
teacher.
DUPONT Post, No. 2, GI A, r., has
presented to the association the fifty
foot flag pole now eredted on the
klverview athletic grounds.
Tho young mems experimenting to-
morrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock will be
specially interesting. Young men are
cordially invited. Good s nging; lasts
one hour.
All members who are Interested in
organizing male chorus are request.
ed to meet In the hall on the first
Thursday after the new year at S u. IN
1he object is mutual IMPROVEMENT
and pleasure. Both sacrBd and secu-
iar music will be taken uD.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
FAREWELL Services.

Major d. W. Whlttles will conclude
hisengagement in our city tomorrow
At 10 3aa. m he will preach in the
West Presbyterian Church at Eighth
and Washington streets. At $50 D.
m, a mass meeting Of Sunday Schools
will be held at the same church, when
he will preach his famous sermon on
"Poisons, which will be illustrated by
Chemical experiments and the truth
is made most lmpressiYely real. AT
1902. m, the public is cordially invit-
ed to The Opera House.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
DIED.
wnnns La n,1unIt

| WODDS-In this city on the 19;h inst,
William G. Woods aged T3 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
/ invited to attend the funeral from the
! residence of his son. George II. Woods. No
B99 West Eighth street, on Monday the
! 2lst inst. ut p. III. lnterment ut VII.
mmgton and Brandywine Cemetery.
| JACKMAN-,n thiscity. on the 10Th in
stunt, Flora r. JaclSInau
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
| tend the funeral from the residence OF
her parents. 1901 Washington street, on
i Monday afternoon Services at the house
/ a. o'clock.
/ HERTiNG-Oa Tuesday, December Is, 1921,
Frederick q. Herting. eldest son OF
Hannah and the late Frederick liert-
| ing, are % years,
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend his funeral from tho residence of
/ his uncle. No. 81 A4e5t seventh street,
on SUNDAY afterno IN ut 3oclucn. Inter
ment at Wilmington and Brandy ywine
| Cemetery
HAND-on the 10th inst, Haelel Hand
aged f5 yeurs.
Relatives and friends are Invited to at.
| tend her rune. nj from her itte residence
lirandywiHo Hundred. ON Sunday, Dee
~. TO leave the mouse at i2D p, IN. Ser
/ vices at the church. futerment al tht
Grace Episcopal Cemetery.
GRAVEs-Dn % IN G ls, 1891, Henry
a. Graves II Q #s $tas
RrHtiycs and fFien = are Invited 10 at
tcud the fuaefai from the mouse 0f M,
mother, ,llns Graves, in Miii Greeit ~ n
dire j. un J! II taV afternoon. nj l O'c OGA
n IN. lnte m mt ~ lied Clay Cteek Genc
teiy,
i MAnDoX-Fctt aslcep in Jesus at hi
late reaideIcu, No. 3lJ H.. seventh street
Dec III, 1871, Jam : 4 W. Maddox, In the
3i5h yaaF OF his age.
/ Ft,Gslds aud relatives of the late Jame
| 4. Maii1N are requested 10 attenI his
funeral AT HIs late residence No 10 I'm 81
seventh street Without further notice, u
30 y. m, Suuhay, Deeemncr Goth.
SIMPEsS.-Oa 18th Of December. Emma
wire Of Henry Shippers, IN the 50th yea
OF her are
Relatives and friends are invited to at
teuf the funeral services IA the residence
oi haf husband No. iii South JacJsoi
street, On Monday afternoon hats o'clocH
lnterment private.
WELLS II bere.nbnr IS, I5gI, IL .rri
Wells, Ia hts ,tittl SeHr
Relatives aud tEifn Is Arr invited 20 at
tend thc tuneia from his late residence
, . West ,tn sire I, IN ftc ) tiE, IA lust
al II oeiooh. Int, inaIi at Wilmington
and brandy wine.
HpRNER-Dn the 18th inst, Florence
dRughtc" OF james IA d iiAzie Hornei
IN the ith yoar OF heraI
Relatives and friends also her lit
pa. IN ties, are respectfully invited to ~
tend uer funeral from the res dpnoa o
, hrr parents, southwest corner llth al
kirkwu0d streets, OH Monday aftcrnooi
AT O'Clock. services \ old SwCdc,
Church. lnternent at old Sm zdes Gemf
tety
wooD-on the 10th inst., May, wife 0
E aries Wood, aged 90 years.
ltGAiives aud friends are InHitet TO AZ
tcaa the funeral GA Tucs5sy blfteraoor
Dec. 2!d. from the rcStienue&pt her his
baaa, 1913 W. sth street, inh&SlnsHt n
wilmington and brHndywine lNSpeter, {,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

w ANrED -HAIt GRiW& COGuRED
w girl 10 assist with house WORT In
qliiIe at 80. 1913 Trenton Fiaee ia 3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
We Have Been

selling more shoes than usual this
plan OF horest goods at low prices.
The fashionable way you know is to
sell everything at half price or below
cost. We can't promise that but we
can promise shoes little above the
average In quality, fit and style, at
lower prices than ls usually asked.
Christmas Slippers, bright, new, pretty
styles. Prices not below cost. but
lower than the half price stores ask.
It's worth your while to look at them
the prices are money saving Forlnan's,
No. 10 East Fourth street, between Mar
ket and King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
BOY Hnr-

A boy by the name of MeGlnnis, IA
years of age, jumped out of an cleo
trio ear at Ninth and Market streets.
about O'clock this morning In SO
careless manner that, as he ran
around the end of tho car he was
struck on the side of his forehead by
the car going in the opposite direc-
tion. He bled on tho pavament and
was somewhat hurt. policeman
started ON the car with him for tho
Delaware Hospital but as he was not
injured much took him home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Iiernre Lnlre BALL

At the Municipal Court this morn
ing John Saville was fined $3 and
costs for drunkenness and Theodor e
Cole 81 O., same offence. John Ben
son was held to answer ON Tuesday
morning charge OF backing policy
writings
James Powell and Patrick Kidding
ton were each fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness and James Boyer and
William II. Smith S3 each for same
oilence; Henry Now1and from Chester,
was fined 81 for drunk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
An Interest In Your welfare.

Don't take any risk in buying your
medlcines. Long experience and thor
ongh pharmacal education are neees-
sary in the dispenser OF physicians or.
ders or prescriptions We employ
mono but competent druggists as
clerks. and We nave nona but freshly
ynnde and chemically as sayed drugs.
Everything has to be right about a
medicine or II don't 20 out of our
store. L. B. Fell, Pill G prescription
Aanggist, 5th and Poplar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

The NJ. W. Hiram Grand Lodge OF
A. f. and A. M, for the state of Della.
ware, held her annual communication
on Monday, the l4th, and elected the
following officers:
Vim. II. Caldwell, NJ. W., Grand Mas
ter; Samuel Mollison. Il, w. Deputy
Grund Master; Simeon Hood, r. w.
SeniorGrand Warden; Charles Jordon,
urer; Walter S. Glasgow, II. w. Grand
Secretary; S, v. b. .Carty, Il. w. Grand
Corresponding Sec'y; Asbury Sterling,
IL w. Grand Lecturer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
KENNARD & CO.

How the hours ny
Do you realize the neces.
sity that is upon you 2
We help you think all we
can.
We mention a Black Silk
Faille % inches at 81, sold
regular by many prominent
houses at $1.25, still anoth-
er at $1.50 superb. What a
gift these would be.
Have you ever examined
our Black Wool Henrietta at
81 40 inches wide; you
should dosso il you have not,
and our $1.50 Silk warp,
splendid.
Still another handkerchief
wonder. What a pity It's
that men cannot enjoy the
possession of such bits OF
beauty.
Mousseline De Sole and
Chiffon handkeHhiefs are
the daintiest, the sweetest lit
tie bits ofcobweb beauty that
ever came from the hands of
the fairest fashioner of lovely
things.
They are exquisite in the
daintiness OF the net, and
even more than that in the
delicacy of the embroidering.
The handsomest shades Of
silk have been chosen IL
which to call into being the
sweetest little sprays with
leaf and blossom.
Ladies, these are the very
prettiest handkerchiefs ina
ginable. They cost 81, ST..
25 and $3.50 each.
Thelinen section is always
at the front with an abund
ant share of all seasonablt
goods in it's line. The SOC
white damask towel. The
} 75c white damask towel. The
one dollar white damask tow
el belong to the good value.
we are showing for the holi
days.
Those silk stockings W,
told you about at $1,25 al
shades.
How about one of thost
,, , lovely Crepe Scarfs for ladies
neckwear, $l.50 each, a Yer,
desirable present, all shades
! The hand-painted art goods
) are going out rapidly "a nicO
little gift, inexpensive. Lool
in on our umbrella stock
: hardly think you can tinc
! anything tosurpass it; prices
i MS usual, moderate.
Gloves-Do you know 0
any such u stock as ours
:, good gloves, too, y Ever.
{ desirable kind from 4 but
. tons to 90 buttons.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
The state bible So ciety

At a meeting of the Board of DI.
rectors OF the State Riblb Society In
Fletcher hall, 1850 were donated 10
the American Bible Society of Newark,
Rev. w, L. Il Murray, Rev w. P.
Swartz and G. W. Howlahd were nm.
pointed d committee to confer with
the Wilmington Female Fl lble SocIety
IN regard to the distribution of the
bible, which work h US been Interrupted
by lack of funds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
The nnrn hurnlng Cnnsnlrn1nrs

The Sunday star tomorrow Will con
tain an Interesting artinie about the
barn burning cunspirators IL will in
clude admirable likenesses of the
Clarks Gibbons Mrs. Noble and
Thomas H. Lynch, who was Clark,3
partner at the Columbia Inn. II viii
also contain a fac-simile of the eelebra-
ted letter OF threats sent to William
DUPONT.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

Harrison Street NJ, r. Church, Seventh
and Harrison streets, Preaching at 1910
a. m, by Rov. A. Thatcher At $50 p. iu.,
by Rev. J. H. Simms Al. d. Sunday
school 3 p. IN. Prayer meeting at 6.45 p.
| m.
| st. Matthew'S Mission {EpiscopaD 18th
street between Market and Orange. Sun
day school at a. M; Rt. Rev. Bishop OF
Delaware will administer confirmation at
$50.
Eighth and Shipley streets Rev Charles
Il. Murray rector. Services i03DA. IN. and
7.S0p. IN. Sunday school a15 p. IN.
First Methodist Protestant Church. sey-
enth street near Walnut, Rev. A, A.
Harrymun pastor. Preaching at 1870 u.
M, and at $50 D. M. by the pastor. Sab
bath school at Q. a, m. and . p. M. Chris
tian Endoavor at.o6.@ p. m, You are
| Invited. lEet
New Jerusalam Church. Delaware ave-
! nuo and Wa -hingto street. Rev Philip h.
Cahell, pastor. Services 1880 a, III. sub
Ject. THE Modern Evangeln No evening
service. Sunday school after morning
1 service.
Free Methodist Mission. Rev. G. II.
4 Tompkins pastor. Until further notice
the meeting will be held In the hail at fl4
Market street Preaching l0.31 a. IN, by
\ cha rman followed by Lord Supper. First
I quart .riy meeting. Prayer meeting at
| $50 a. IN. Love feast at p. IN. Preach
!
Joel Prophetic Mission of the A. U. NJ,
/ p. church on the causeway over Market
street bridge. Preaching at 1880 n. m.
and 7.30 p. IN. Sunday school $50 p. m.
4 ID. Il. Fitchett pastor. 1l.S a. IN. Lords
| supper. At p. m. prenching by Rev.
Price. Rev. Giles will preach ut night.
Reformed Episcopal Church of the Re
! deemer. southwest corner Eighth and
Monroe streets the Rev. j. simpson Trot-
ter, rector, Preaching At 1890 a. m, sub
| ject. ''Fhe Inearnate Col" 7,S0 p. m,
what God requires" Sunday school at
Gam.
Asbury M. g. church, 80 and Walnut
streets, tho Rev. j. ID. c. Hanna. pastor.
Christmas services tomorrow. Prayer
meeting in the church parlor. and pas
tors adult bible class at 0 a. IN. Sunday
school at 0 am. and p. m. christmas
sermon mt 10. 30 a. m, subject, The lncar-
nate Chri,t Dwelling Among Men =" Tenn
/ peranee mass-meetlug at $50 p. m. Chris
tian Endeavor Society Meeting at p. IN.
Topic, .'On what do builda" leader, Nri
| Sarah Porter. Preaching at 7.30 p. M,
subject, "Christmas and How to Keep it,"
| Early Christmas service at a. m, on
Christina morning. You are invited to
all our services.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church, cor
ner OF Delaware avenue and West streets.
| the Rev. William r. Ininbrldge. pastor
| At 10. 30 a. IN. II special Christmas Offering
| from all members and friends will be re-
celvei by the church with interesting
ceremony, and the pastor will preach
upon The Old and New Doctrines of the
Mcarnation.n At rs p m. the pastor
will give n preliminary talk upon THE
Star of bethlehem and preach upon
'"rhe Alteration of the Magi." Special
Christmas service of song on both occa-
sions. Bible school at 2p IN. Prayer and
testimony meeting at 6.f5 p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
DOCTORS MCCOY & WILDMAN

Late OF Bellevue Hospital, New York.
Office, 1876 Market street, Wilmington,
Where all Durable Diseases are Treated
with Success. D you liue at Il DistdHre
Write for a symptom BLANK.
Consultation at ofiice or by Mail Free.
Office Hours-9 TO II a. m.,2 tod p.
m. to D. in. daily. dI 9-aj
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
plles i.iles. ucnlng Pile.

Observation-Disclosures; Intense itching
ana singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tu-
tnOrs form, which often bleed and ulcer
atf, bcfCming very sore. SwAYHE's
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed.
ing, haals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumor. At druggists, or by
mail, tor 80 cents. Dir. Swayne \ Son
Philadelphia
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19

The Rector of st. Johns is confined
to his house by sickness, and the ser.
Vices at st Johns Tomorrow will be
conducted by Bishop Coleman, the
Rev. H. Ashton Henry, and MI. II. ID.
Speakman.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Deafness Comes From Istarrh
Doctors McCoy and wildman Say IL
Arises From This Disease in Four
Cases Out of Every Five.

This very annoying trouble results in
four cases out of every five from catarrh
which has existed some time, aud slowly
extends from the throat backwards and
upwards aiong the Eustachian tubes and
thence TO the mtddis ear. The presence
OF catafrh IN the little tube leating to tue
ear results in closing up the tubs by
reason OF the swelling induced by the
disease, When the EustRchiRn tubes are
plugged up to any extern deafness ensles
iram inability oil the air to get back of
the drum of the car. Unless there Is air
behind and in front of the drum hearing
becomes impaired The only way TO re-
lieve these eases of deafnes is to cure the
catarrh first, then treat the ears. In IHeie
cases artificial drums alh all other APP
piiances are worse tia useless. Remem-
ber that deafness resulring from catarrh
rarely: If ever gets well II left 10 its eff,
bat almost invariably gradually gets
worse until total loss OF hearing resu Is
| MAAlM-if you have catarrh ana are
| deaf. first have your cataird cured, then
there will be chance to relieve the deaf
| ness.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
state of Tner,nn,nntnr
Valuable Prevents.

You want to give your friend pair
81 gold speetaeie5 or an opera glass
You make great mistake II you do
not call on Professor Nail, No. 5J5
Market street, and see his So gold spec.
tacles formerly -; and his IS specta.
eles, formerly SO. rhey have to be
sold. Look out for the number, 305
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Grrai Iiook Offer.

chlldren's books, Is cents (regular
price, 80 cents,) Large, thick books,
"a cents, Large IS. rs books. 81. Plush
easel album, So, worth $3.50. Every
customer from 81 up gets line illus
trated cloth bound book. Cosmopoli.
tan Book Company, No. 726 Market
street. Auction at night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Holiday Goods.

The place to get your holiday goods
Is Mt Drake, Hightield II Co. No. AIS
Market street, Diamonds, watches.
jeweiry, plush, pictures i'll fact the
largest and finest lot OF holiday goods
that has ever been offered at your own
price. Auction sale every afternoon
and evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-12-19
Menor,t,i cry ce

The annual memorial service of
Smyth Post, Mol q. A. II. for the COM
RAIDS who have died during the year
will be held at 3 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, at headquarters Sd and
King streets. All are invited.