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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-19

No cesamos lB recibir quejas de la Capital y
az Ia iala (estas iltimas obligandonos 4 sostener
una crecida " cOstosa cOrrespondenciaJ, pOrque
DO pnblicalnos segan los solcitantes desean II 81
por rigoroso turno) las semblanzas entreteni-
nientos que se nos envfan. El motive de Ia di-
laci6n la hemOs manifestado varias veces. Para
cada un entretenimiento que pUblicamos, recibi-
mos por 10 menosEeinte que tienen que csperar
turnO.
Buscando el modo do complacer los que nos
favorecen con dichos entretenimlentos, ayudaT-
nos la vez en- los enormes gastos que esta en-
presa Origina, hemos dspuestO 10 siguiente.
10 Segur publicandO gratis pOr ell turno CO.
rrespOndiente los dlcbos entretenimientos:
% Cobrar bajo ell plan de Ia siguiente tarl-
ia los que deseen que los que enVien Sc publl-
quen sin esperar su tnrnO.
i Semblanga. ---....---.. 81 w
Charada de u veTsOs.. --..-----.. 90
IAogOgrifOs- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
AnagramaG- .sss-- -..s' 80
SaltOs de CaballO .--.-...--.-. ------ w
Los demas entretenimcntos: 81 son
CorCoB. -a-.-. -
LargOs so centavos'6 8 un peso segdn tamaho.
AL enviar 81 manuscrito, debe acOmpanarse 81
walor on S01Ioa de cOrraO 4 la mar.
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BOrjnqWen.

SOluci6n 4 los OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de anOche:
-CbGr0d0: Lastema.-AAGgrGnsG Indalecio
Llaneza. .-LogGgrVo: Eugenia Lopez Enjg-
HsG: Rosario.-F'MgG de UOcates:-A las -puer-
tas de un sordo-cantaba un MUDDY un Gle
go le miraba-con disimuIo.
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ANAGRAMA.
? A r A n U D O.E

Con estas letras formar ell nombre y ape
aldo de una artista.
Pepe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-19
ATENCION

S. Sc venden los muebles de lacasa de Pupilos
calle de San Justo ntmero 8. Todos en- buen
estado y precio m6dicos. 15A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-19

Han remitido la s0luci0n los ontreteni-
mientos. de anoche Enigma FL Rabino, Los
dos guarss, srta. Maria Gil, ]. Pujals La sim
patica junquena; Sta. Juana Costa, sl'tas R. y
J. Pacheco, J. Naranjo, FL amigo de IL Naran-
jo.-FMgG de Vocdles: Sra. Ernestina S. de
Montanez, Srta. Ana Naranjo, J. G. Geigel, J.
Tizol. A. DIVA, P. Yerg6r, Srta Celia Torres,
Conle Duque de Olivares, srta. Petrona Ian
dor, Ciraco Manejo, srta. Margarita Metz y
AcOsta, Enrique saillot-Logogryo F. dc p.
Roa y 70 ol Rey de los campos de Puerto Rico,
R. Santiago 3o.--LOgegrlto, cbGdara Jttg0 de
VOcaIes N. l.. SoIra, P. polla.--Logogrito,
arpG, enigma, an0gyanso y.taego de 0oca1es !:
Quico, Ell Consul de sSal 81 puedes," srta. An
gelinn BeIazquidez, A. schumburg, Arboleda
Tirope, r. Rothschild, El ProcuradOr de la ca
lie del SOL Ell Marques del alma viva, NJ. Ora
ca, l. Gonzalez, V, b. Y sotillo, srta. Obdulia
Conde Nan6n. = CHGrGdo, enigma, logogrlfo y
titgG de Voc01eS; Don Gonzalez, Srtas Encar7
nacion Regina Tinajero, Chino Nacacd 81
Astro Rey de Santurce, srta. Anita Gambia y
Angel A. Martinez, Ell Conde de las Palmas.
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SecCi6n mercantiI
MERcAnO DE Ia CAPITAL

CafG.--Sa mantiene en- los mismos t6rmi.
nos que durante toda la quincena. Sc paga
de $25 a $27, primer costo segdn calidad.
AgatcNr.-Se yendierOn hoy 30 bocoyeS
retino ordinario marea A. p. a $500. y IS idem
2. NJ, a 1904. la.. aa e1 'sa.s
.s ..MteleS eS--Sin operaeiones de que hace1
menci6n.oa41 atb a s3a
Cateros.-Corta demaada de 81 q 90 ql.
81 Ro,s.--1Hay existencias lue Sc venden de
$54 q $50 segun graduation. .as1t E
Ea .Ganebfos.-El Baracoa EspGi5OI cotiza:
.<5s Londres 80 DIV, $5-823
~ Paris 8 dry, $l64 por 100.
Estados- -Unidos 8 DIV, 203 por 100.
= Edpana 8 DIV, 13 por 100.
Habana DIV, 10 por 100.
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Baquero 0andara

Tenen constantemente de venta cerveza
CySStt0nSaG.
Cajas de docenas de botellas $9a
j Cajas de 6 docenas medias bOtelas 4 $91.
para la Isa aSs3 las primeras , & SO las
segundas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-19
ENTRADAS

De barcelona = escalas, vap. esp. "Conde,
Wifredo," de 2, ,765 toneladas, cap. Abrisqueta,
:. N; IzquierdO = Co, % 81 garbansos. v. LUNA
y Sobrino, 81 81 garbanzos. Vicente y co., OOI4
PIP vino. 500 c. aceite, 500 id pasta. Palacios
CO., Sot4 PIP vino; Font Vidal, ! 81 perfnmeris,
id vino, id efnbutidos, 2 cj conGervas, / fdo
tejidoA. Caldaasy CO., 70 els vino. Sierra y CO.,
200 cjs pasta, Aid calzado. EgOzcue y Clos, cj
nqes, Is cjs confites 900 garrafOnes vacfOs, 500
q sal. $. De 9 Mssjgan , CO., 10 cj muebleS, 81
Cjs lO&as OtrOs S. de c., Prats y CO., IS sT gar
banzos. j. Ochoa hermanos, $50 81 papas, Soc.
aCeitunas, c, chacina. L. Villamil CO., 20 srns
pescado. s. de Ezquiaga, t68 jls cebollas. Hernais
y co.. cjs CdzadO. F. Font, 80 cjs vino. NJ. Gau-
dier, 2 ej muebles. Rtbert HermanOs, 2 cjs que
Sos. &c. tejidos. Barcel6 Perujo 5 c. cOnftes,
10 :. duloes, 9 els embutidos, 500 grimes vaoiOO.a
Pza hermanos, IA 81 .calzado, 81 tejidOs. A. Ma
vel co., bultos euerlas, 1c. embutfdos. A la
Orden Rotulado: 25 cjs vino. s, Jose, 400 els
paatas 200 81 tarroz. sR n, 6I2 pp vino e s.
ojs emBqtidos: N B G, 1912 Pr vino. A, 1872 PIP
vino. @ &C, Cj acete, A 4cjs COnservas. r R, rs
Gle calsado. AP 100 81 garbantos. Sin mare6s,
500 81 sal lls PIP vino. IAa f11@..f)flf
vaperes que Sc aguaxdan:.
Manuetito y Maria 4 fines de mes.--Ni-
cetos sali0 q de Liverpoal. P0IeMtifo aali6
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LOGOGRIFO NyMERECO

OGIVCW1V q NVE UWVVyW OtETWV67t I61y6F
2,a,7,l,14 Planta graminea
5,6.1,2 Sustancia de que Sc componen
los cuerpos.
z,l1,l9 Nombre propiO.
5,6,lO11 El que no es bueno.
7,8,1,4 Indico de algeria,
400 Nota musical.
IA Consonante.
7,13 Nota musical.
12,1314 En- ell mar
1O,11,10,9 NOmbre propiO.
9,511,7 Un sentimientO %.
5,9,8,14 Planta gramfnea.
7,11,12,3,8,1l Indispensable las beatas.
(El todo nombre apellidO de la autOra).
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aVanza entire nieblaS
la nave sin guia
Y de aqnel delete,

aVanza entire nieblaS "
la nave sin guia 7 "t.313.
Y de aqnel delete, -9E :4E
de aquella algeria, o@aaJn/
de cuanto anhelamOs $50 aa rr1- Il ga
con loca portia,
guardas... 10 que guarda I 1@As*
la extension yacia
delave que vuela w
buscando su crfa. 9s 12aa* 1o 80
ri No to emueras.nuncat a4 #.s11sl
tn labio decia; - oot -I1
81 me h9biese muertGa.a asaa4o3aI
jque feizf fseria l. 49, d zljc.sa1..t IS
as Manuel del PaEGcjO.
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Suppression SuCesivG de WwG letra.

Bdsquese una palabra que Quitando suce-
sivamente la 1ltlma letra resulte 10 ApeltidO
de una ilustre escrtora y americanista espa-
nola. @ Un juego de naipes. 80 Constellation
celeste. 10 Letra consonante 80 Cifra hume
rica
DGnsidN GOnxd1eS. +.
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LargOs so centavos 8 un peso segdn tamahO.
AL enviar el manuscritO, debe acOmpanarSe su
yalor en- selOs de correo la par.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-19

Ella es alta gentil ioh cuan hermosa
Envuelta su beldad en- blanco velo,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

Sheriff Simmons disposed OF the FOL
lowing properties at public sale, at the
Court House on Saturdayafternooh:
Lot and buildings on Rodney street
near ShalcroSs avenue, property OF
Joseph 4. and Almlra Cannon, to j L.
Smith, attorney. for 81 900.
Brick house ON Thirteenth street near
Poplar, property of George I. Hodges.
to J. u. Smith, attorney, for 800.
Brick house on Reed street between
Harrison and Franklin property OF
James and Elizabeth Douglass, to ].
h. Smith, attorney, for $500.
Two story brick house on French
street near Tenth, property OF John
A., Elizabeth and John H. Peters, tp J.
Il. Smith, attorney. for 81 900.
Tho following lots and dwellings,
property of James ii. Semple: CLAY
mont street near Fourteenth, to Geo.
4. Brown, attorney, for S4T5; Wilson
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
to Philip Q. Churchman, for $25; Sew.
enth street between Poplar and LON
hard, to g. Swayne, Tor II, 100; Sew
enth street between Poplar and LON.
bard; George +. Brown, attorney, fol
500; northeast corner Seventh and
Poplar, to Philip z. Churchman at
torney, for 500; Locust street neal
Ninth, to George L. Brown, attorney,
for $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

Designs in colors, by ]. Pauline Sun
Ter, Boston, Lee Shepard. Boxed,
price so cents. This All Around the
Year" calendar has been a favorite for
many seasons. This year, however, it
seems prettier and dantier than ever.
The merry little maidens who tell us
of the passing months are drawn in
Mrs. Sunter's best.style, and the color
scheme is unusually attractive. Little
Miss March with towsled hair and flut-
terlng gown quite captivates us with
her exclamation, Here is a pretty
state of things" but even she cannot
rival tiny Miss August. who arrayed in
natures garments, finds solid com
fort" in a palm-leaf fan. Each of the
months has an appropriate illustrd-
ton, and this and the calendar for tho
month are printed on heavy, gilt-edged
cards, four and a quarter by five and a
half inches, and the whole is held to-
gether by a silver chain and rings.
This is sure to be fayorite among
calendars. however elaborate and nu-
merous they may be. For My ladys
chamber it is an especially suitable
gift.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

wv ANTED-BoARDE NICE Rooms
w for man and wife. or gentlemen
boarders. Terms easy and goo accom-
additions. NJ W. cornor Second and
French street mis-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23
Dota.

Dyeing and securing done, 80 King St.
Painful teething, collie, diarrhea pre-
vented and cured by Hoopers anodyne
Bush's, French street wharf, ie the
place to buy your coal.
For the best cabinet photographs, go
to Beecher's, 3I5 Market street, S2.00 O
dozen.
Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. 500
Simply street. N. X. Reed. manager.
Great variety OF slightly used pianos
and organs at your own price. Red
Mems Hall Piano Warerooms.
Good chewing tobacco at Fell
heimer's at SOC. pound, Sl2 Market
street and Front and West streets.
Fellheimer Is manufacturing a fine
handmade Havana filler for &C., $40
Market street and Front and West
streets. ....
DR.. Simms' vegetable liver pills,
sugar coated, housekeeping and pain
less, are undoubtedly the finest and
best liver medicines In our great coun-
try.
We make a speciality in flour Before
buying you would do well to get our
prices on the different grades Of flour,
at Lank d Co. Fourth and Harrison
streets.
The Chinese sacred lily is becoming
more popular oveIy year, and Is more
admired than any other winter flower
ing bulb. A large stock and fine quail
ity at Is cents each, at ]. j. Smiths,
Fourth and Shipley streets.
Headlight oil, one hundred and fifty
test, why should you pay SO much for
your Oil when you can get 5 gallons
for so cents or single gallon for II
cents at Lank & Co., Fourth and Harri-
son streets. Send in your orders.
For pleasant time, and plenty OF
good things to cat, go to the supper
given by the Ladies' Aid Society of Ep.
worth, Thanksgiving night.
We can sell flour as low as any one
in the city. Give us cali Lank d Co.,
Fourth and Harrison streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

"Turn to the press-its teemlng
sheets survey, big with the wonders OF
each passing day" Among these the
eye will pause TO look at an old famil-
lar family need In new dress 1t will
charm the sight, comfort the weary,
and bring cheer and hope to the pain
stricken. The columns OF this paper
are graced by its temperance. 1t is
welcome. for what it promises to do,
1t does with alacrlty, and proves its
promise by anample show Of perform
anee. The right thing, In the right
place, at the right time, experience
has proved 1t to be. Upon this it has
won public confidence and esteem, for
while st. Jacobs OIL, the great remedy
for pain. thus makes It's annual rounds
and renews its pledges OF prompt and
permanent cure, its continual success
Is the guaranty that what 1t says is
true and what 1t does is sure, It's best
recommendation is its true reputation,
upon which all may depend for cure
and comfort.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

Apollo Castle, No. 2, Knights df the
Golden Eagle. accompanied by num-
her of other Sir Knights. making in al!
about $50, attended divine service at
Epworth NJ. L. Church, Tenth and
Church streets, yesterday morning and
listened to sermon by the Grand
Chief Of Maryland, Rev. 1siuc Jewell.
The text was the 10th verse of tie 5th
chapter of Matthew:
Let your light SO shine before men
that they may see your good works
and glorify your Father which is i'll
Heaven"
lie preached an eloquent and appro-
pirate sermon, and urged all present
to be not only Knights of the Eagle,
but Knights OF Christ. The singing by
the choir was excellent, and the church
was filled to its utmost capacity
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

Yesterday afternoon as funeral
procession was passing Sixth aud
Church streets, gang of hOollums.
ranging IN ago from Ii to u years,
ieered the participants and commenc-
ed singing in a hooking way Salvation
Army hymns. After the fu heral
reached the cemetery, another gang
invaded the grounds, and kept upsueh
a noise that 1t was almost Impossible
to hear the solemn service which was
being pronounced at the grave. 1t
was little child that was being buried,
and these actions could not but bc
very narrowing to bereaved parents.
II might be well for undertakers having
funerals where the interment is 10 be
in Old Swedes Cemetery, to secure po-
lice protection before they undertake
to pass the gangs of hoodlums and
toughs which still seem to exist i'll the
vicinity OF the grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

wv ANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
wv hotels restaurants and private
families at short notice. Apply at the
WILMINGTON INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
m+s5tf No. SO5 Shipley Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23
A visit to the County Jan.
[CoHfArUNICATKp.l

I thought / would give some ap.
count of my visit TO New Castle last
week. ] attended the Sunday School
Convention that was held In the NJ. j..
Church. was pleased to hear the OBJ
says read on Sabbath school topics. l
thought that they would do some
good on their line OF work. With
others ! visited the county jail to sAe
the prisoners. As l passed through the
corridors and looked Into their cells, 1
was much pleased to see that they
were fixed up with some degree bf
comfort, but when came to the tramp
department / was somewhat horror
stricken to SEQ some fifty or sixty huh-
died In one room.
The most debased human beings that
I ever saw, both dirty and ragged, II
not to say lousy, made so by the drink
habit, brought on by our license eys-
tenn, with its gin mills, on almost
every corner In the lower part of our
city, grinding out its grist. day by
day, to supply this depiorable depart
ment of our county Jail. Surely tits
the duty of somebody, to see after this
degraded class, as to the manner OF
treatment they should receive at the
hands of the county. / do not wish
to reflect on any one In particular,
nevertheless inc 1aclS referred TO, are
patent to all that visit the county Jail,
In relation to those miserable beings.
Nor would charge the sheriff OF being
derelict In duty in reference to them,
''for even he cannot make bricks with
out straw"
believe that he would treat them
as he does the other prisoners II he
had the room and chance, / expect
we shall have to look to tho Superior
and Levy Court for relief.
To the Superior Court to license few
er places that make men drink, and to
the Levy Court to give better accomnlo.
| datlons in the Jail, 30 that the Sheriff
could treat them as humanely as posi-
BILE. But il we intend to keep the
mills grinding to the same extent, tliut
We have been doing, we shall need
| more bins for their reception. The
fact is that we need new Jail, with
greater capacity. We have a fine Co art
House, and equally nice almshouse.
| Why not jail9
We hope that the Levy Court will
| consider the matter right soon, and
build one so that we may act humane
ly towards these poor unfortunate$.
| ........ ...-... HUMANITARIAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

The report of Registrar Colquhoun
for the week ending ut noon last Sat
urday, shows that during that period
there were 10 births, / marriages and
80 deaths in this city. The causes of
death were as follows:
Commissions, diphthsria and maras.
mus, 3 each, catarrhal pneumonia,
consumption, Group and whoopinS
cough, 2 each; asphyXia. apopleXy,
ease, hamilton, pneumonia, SeptcB-
mia, senile exhaustion, strangulated
hernia and spinal meningitis each.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

VIZ ONE WANTING TO
w engage In wholesale commission
business can hear of a good place with
list of over one hundred shippers Ad-
dress comm ission. this Office. nls-6t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

Those excellent smoked fish cured
by Il. Taylor and Son. on exactly the
same principle as in England for the
London markets. They are the origi-
nal and only geuine enrers here y the
kippered white fish, also finnnn had
dock and Labrador bloaters when in
season. Their process of curirg is
only known to themselves, cDnse-
queatly they have no connection
with any limitations. Their welll;lown
stand is No. 5O3 King street, opp psite
MuntGomery's shoe Store, also 4th and
Madison streets and AIcCluIe's widely
known fish stall. Eighth Street Mar
ket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

Castoria Is recommended by physl-
clans for children teathing. 1t is a
purely vegetable preparation. its in
gradients arc published around each
bottle. 1t is pleasant to the taste and
absolutely harmless. 1t relieves CON
stipatlon, regulates the bowels quiets
pain. cures diarrhHa and wind collie,
allays feyerishne5s, destroys worms
and prevents commissions, soothes tho
child and gives it refreshing and ma
tural sleep. Castoria is the chlldren's
panacea-the mothers friend. So doses,
IS cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

On Sunday afternoon, December 18th,
Rev. Father Birmingham will deliver
a lecture before the members of the
Grand Army on THE Yalor of the
American Soldiers" As Father Ber-
mingham is an eloquent and talented
speaker and this being the first time
a Clergyman OF the Catholic Church
has ever consented to speak before the
members OF this organization, the af-
fair creates considerable interest. Al
most thousand tickets have been
sold. and there Is no doubt but the at
tendance will be large.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23
Philadelphia Wilmington &
Baltimore K. K.

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8 80. 9 90. . A. II 70 II 81 a, IN, 5IL
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IN Aecommodation Q as. 8 IS. los. s1s,,
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i g. q Il Il. q a II 5s ;is q ri e. 2 81
For BIOS on without change, $50 n. m.
f0r West Chester, via Lenokin. Is
For Newark tCentrel and intermediates
stations, 40n. M, d, IL O. and so D. nt.
Baltimore and inter mediate stations.
aV;l5 =, m, 1905 "A, 4 45 and = 06 y. ni..
baltimore and Bny Line, 5 % y. IN.
| - Baltimore and WRshtngton. i 40. Of
y 10 Is and II on n. M, ~ 90, 81 ID, 20S
~; 70. 20 Oh. 40, s 70 p. M, and ls %
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
n New Castle, SIS, IL % a. m. 2 I5.
SH2 : 4s6 10. 90 $50 M. and II o.
For Rchoboth Isa. IN, ssop M.
Harrington; Deinar and way stations
1
Delinar. IL 10 Il. H., and IL OF night
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Express Tor Cape Charles. Old Po,n.
Comfort and Norfolk, ii IS a. M, and
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" ~ dlm1ington eXrressl, $50. 20. %, 3 81.
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| II Is, II 80 y. H., and IL OF night
accommodation, %, ~, 10 %. II IS a.
NJ, 80. egS, 10. 4 %, I 10. GA SIS. 1909
SUNDAY TRAINS.
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i.g0, 90, $40. IL 81 q. ill.,, l 50. sol, 5 IL
> %. OF, OF, and /. p. m.
:, Accommodation, 7t5. SOS, a. M.
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40, la 500 %, % 81, iO6.p. M,
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and Norfolk, IL oil night. = w
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| oming, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridgeyille,
Seaford, Laurel and Dolmar, IL oil night
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For .fnrtheri ~ in formation, passengers
are referIe to the ticket once at the
Trains marked thustalnre Limited,eA.
press, composed entirely OF Pullman Par
Tor and Dining Cara
CIfAs, II. PUGH, II. WOOD,
Genora Ma. ager GEM Pass ger Agt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

The prices oil ourentire stock OF wall
papers and borders, until Deco mber
LIST, will be sold ut greatly reduced
rates. Call and examine, aud get prices
before purchasing elsewhere. Remem-
Der this sale only lasts until DECD mber
lsG.-so if you want bargains II will
pay YOU to call, as our stock is large
and choice designs. All work guGfan-
toed and done ut short notice. Il w,
Evans j. Co.. 200 West Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

During the past week, the Eastern
part of the city has again been Visited
by chicken thieves and several roosts
have been robbed. Among them was
that of family on Pine street, where
twenty one chickens We're taken. Seven
fine game chickens were stolen from a
family residing on East Seventh street,
and those having chickens will 10 well
to be OH the lookout and be prepared
to give the thieves warm RECEPTION.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23
WILMINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
Guns ! Guns I! Guns III!

Just received a large lot Of
cheap and fine Breech Loading
Guns, some as low as SIS, also a
large line Of sporting goods
and musical instruments, trunks
and travelling bags, a large lot
of white kid boxing gloves from
81 up, at HARRY PIZORS,
3oS Market street, sos Market
street.
Moist
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23

The above is the title of neat little
volume of l04 pages containing essays
by Cicero, Bacon and Emerson, issued
by Albert, Scott Il Co, Chicago, ILL.,, at
$500. How we are to select friends,
how we can keep them, what we should
expect from them, are pointed out by
the Roman, English and American es-
suylsts in such manner as to render
the book worth reading and remem.
boring. II would be difficult to con-
To n friend
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-11-23
A New Cook hook.

The Modern Cook Book, issued by
Mast, CrOwell d kirkpatrick, Spring
tleld, Ohio, contains over 1000 recipes
and practical suggestions. compiled by
Mrs. 4. j. kirkpatrick, will be sent to
any one forwarding go cents for "The
Farm and fireside' or Ladies' Home
that SO much valuable Conformation can
be procured at SO littIa cost,