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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

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ON SATURDAY,
THE 3.sr DAY OF DECEMBER 1872
Alta O'Clock p. m,

Tie following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land aud four.
story brick building thereon Situated, in
city Of w imingtuu, hou .dcj and dnss
erlbcs as 10 iDWs, tani Is 10 snY;
beginning at point on the noethcflg
side OF 4ih str et, between Market and
X ,ng street,, n corner for lot formerly
of William Viii ams, now orlatc Of Han
nah l., lir wnei thence with snInG nurtn-
eriy parallel with Market street - iee5
NOR or loss 10 g. Stone AMI brick wlll
Joining the nurlherly boundary oil this
lot, the cc easterly tloug said wall 20
feet Hnd inches 10 u corner; then c
southeriv parallel with Ma kei street ia
Il pUtuttpthe direction Of tac m ddle of
affect wide alley between this and the
briciC ;easnt looming on the cast:
thence 31utneasl"tly tivC feet 10 u pOl NJ
formerly corner OF SAID brick tenenf;
thence southetlY by the westerly wall OF
said taHcnt and ass ~ -ide Of 81 d
alloy q feet and inches to the p ace
Of beginning, be the COMFORTS what they
may.
Seized md taken in execution as thp
property OF Ellelt e. shoemaker and Jas.
II. Shoemaker. and IT., and 10 lie sold hy
PIERCE GOGLD. ~heriff.
Sherih's Otico, W Wilmington. Del. Dee,
Is. lSJ4.- dI5
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS.


Every pair bargain.
Remember, your privilege to return
and have exchanged after the holidays
if you have guessed the wrong size.
The prices will please all eomers.
Our patrons OF last year will be sure
TO come.
Babcock's. 200 Market St, East side
They know our liberal methods,
Others are invited to try us. Slippers
OF various grades aud styles for cnii-
dren, boys and girls, women and men.
Rubber Boots OF reliable makes for
/ boys. girls women ami mem.
I Flanuel.linel button and lace shoes
and slippers easy and warm for old
/ folks.
High cut button aretics for girls and
/ women.
.0G Market ST.. East side. BabcocI's'
Ladies' fine light weight rubbers,
with French heel to lit French heel
shoes, Mems limo light weight rub
Lers. to tit wide sole shoes,
Extra wide tine calf NOOK lace and
congress shoes for elderly men and
fat men. Easy to put on and take OF.
Babcock's, 4OG Market st, East Side
Hand knit Boston bootees for baby
ladies misses aud chillren's hand
knit bedroom slippers any color.
Ladies fine French Kid button hand
sewad, 50 lare and opera toe esary
pair warranted. VIII cost YOU eise
wAere, -. our tlice this month 70
Our - 50 and - fine kid button Shoes
are all new and elegant shapes. ilnt
material and workmanship. The price,
are surprisingly low.
Mem Inc calf Shoes al &c e2,5l aaa
} 81 are the best at the price !h Della
ware.
Lot of line anil medium grades o.
boyr'. misses ami children.
Calf, kid aud fshUlo button shoes al
prices that will cause you to bu.
quickly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Ms. Pdtttnaou. Of No 2O6 west Sew
onth street. called on Us this morning
to sd| LEat, .or tHH rlilidIen she has
madn additions TO hef already large
stgct; Sae has all kinds Of toys Tor
tho little ONES, aud what cannot he
found " her store, 1t Will la impossi,
lie to fin in the city. We advise
mothers . give her call. and they
viii not 90 out OF her store empty
hal iod, a. her prices are reasonable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Gu thursday ae tho steamer Eey.
bold wl7 On hDr up tr.p from Salem
10 lhlladetea'a a5sgIHis plu nfp..o au1
shc MAS Gbf14,ed 70 20 into dorE Tor
iepd.s. lna steamer delaware Is
running Ia her place bat 1t IS ex pu1, cd
+ that tho repairs VIII DO finished by
5lGlluy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Dr. Slams yoReutUie Ever pills a
guaIanteodrrnGl5 Of great excellence
FOR llver ii lney and stomach discusses,
10 remove tired feelings and purifying
tie blood. - CcHt5 Il boX. Family
Joxe. 81. Sold by druggists who are
our agents ONCE Ar Market street,
nrlAntn down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

~ ~asas75 els Ill tlle
W oriu. IN plain and EN-,
broidered silks our kinds are
unusually attractive, from
123c to $3.50. In initial
we have all the letters from
Scripts, 2 for % to the fine
embroidered Roman letter
at SOC. In boxes we have a
pretty lot, 6 in each box
with three INHERENT initials,
$l.50.
All-wool Serges are nice
gift dresses, in greys, browns
and steels, reduced from so
to Bic for a special holiday
offering.
Cotton dresses, nicely
banded, in s, 8 and 10 yard
lengths, for so, 80 and 81
for the dress, nearly one,
third less than the regular
price.
A splendid lot of elegant
elder down pillows in fine
japanese embroidery and
figured China silk tops.-large
size, IS and oG. Same with
satteen covers, 81 and 81. 80,
plain and rultied. A new
lot of screens made of an
tiquo oak with brass tips
and finished complete with
brass rods and silGaline, ST..
Umbrellas SO with a rush
-four times within two
weeks have we replonished
certain qualities and styles
and this will be our banner
season. You'll travel o long
way to find a finer assert.
ment for children, ladies and
men from soc to So. We
have struck the popular
chord in presenting oul
glorias, lock twills, silks and
serges with tlcir magnificent
handles Of natural sticks anC
metals. Iou want to come
here if umbrellas you arc
seeking,
What more acceptable
than a good black dress
always gentccl and as elab
crate as you choose to make
it; always wearable anc
dressy. We have many
special things in plain anc
figured black dress fabrics
all-wool, and silk and WOO
Of tile best standard makes
from 25c to s. that might
just meet your wants.
Silks, satins and velYetl
in every conceivable shade
for trimming aud dresses
81 and $l.50.
! Double damask towels.tht
handsomest you ever saw
for the money, regular Sl.5t
goods, with beautifully .dont
open work borders. w,
have one hundred and fit,
of them, all white, which W,
will make a holiday otierin!
at 81.
With them are q splon
. did line Of white damasl
linen sets-one table clotl
p yards long and l dozei
g napkins, oil open work dc
signs-$5 for both.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24
Another REDUCTION IN Flour |

] am now offering for sale
q new brand of Flour, the
"Matchless."
This is a fancy patent,
made from the very best
selected wheat, Which is
noted fer its health-giving
properties.
Try a sample bag, for lsc.
| l-6 barrel, (124 lbs. aGe.
! barrels, packed, each 81. %
Barrels, for $3.50.
These are strictly cash
prices and are very low
JAMES C. MORROW
I2th and rTencn as:
Wilmington. Delaware. nt.Gts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

There we're about 60 bushels II p1la.
toes collected yesterday for tha Asso-
Cinted thHillies The managers say
they have fully 100 bushels and the re-
IApiG4er Will 10 colo tai to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

II +. Bourbon a Bro, No Last
SecoEd street have n tine line Of smpIi-
ers, mcerschuum goods, which will be
sold at cost. EiI.a cigars by the box
foI Christmas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24
E. B. RILEY
22S KING ST.
...G o6-eod-tf
DEGISTEWs ORDER, ...
~ REGisTE RS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE Co., DEL,

III REOlsTER iS OFFICE,
NRw CASTLE Co., DEL,
Dec. 18th. IsOa.
Upon the application OF Henry c. Com
rad, Executor of Charles Hurley. late of
Wilmington Hundred, I'm said county
deceased. 1t is ordered and d.
rected by the Register that the exccu-
tar Aforesaid give notice of grant
ing of Letters Parliamentary upon the
estate of the deceased, with the
dntc Of granting thereof by causing
advortiscm ents to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters
in six oil the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle and State of Dula-
ware, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate to present the
same, or ahide by an net OF Assemb
IN such case made and provided: and III
so cause the same TO be inacrte1 with
IN the same period In tile Daily Ropub.
licnn, newspaper published in vii.
mington, Del, and to be continued there.
in three weeks .. O. d,
- Given under the hand and Seal
: -, at Wilmington, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year
above written.
). ILKINs COoCH, Register.
EoIlCE,-Noticc Is hereby given that
letters Testamentary weIo In due
form OF law granted Unto the un1ersign-
3D. On the Fifteenth day OF Dec. A. b,
1892, and t9atall persons having claims
against thc esrate of the deceased must
said E4ecator. on OF before tho
fifteenth day OF Dec. 1903. or abide the
Act OF Assembly in such case made and
provided
HENRY c. CONRAD. Executor.
Address. Wilm ington. Del. dl6.eod-3w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Deserving Confidence. There is no
article which so richly descrvesthe entire
confidence OF the community rs BnowN's
BRuNCBtAL TRoCnEs. Those suffering
from Asthmatlc aud BrOuch ial Diseases,
Coughs. and Colds, should try them
Price % cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24
Handk6rGhiefS.

We know you want
Handkerchiefs, and we
know we have the larg-
est assortment in the
city. This department
contains all the choicest
and newest goods in the
market.
Ladies' silk handker.
chief, fine embroidered,
124c; worth 25.
Ladies' silk handker-
chiefs, drawn work bor-
ders, rs, 3S, 80 and rs
cents.
Mans China silk
Handkerchiefs, hand
some initials, SOC.
Ladies' alI,linen and
swiss handkerchiefs, 121
cents to $l.25.
We have so many ex.
cellent bargains under
this head, it would take
too long to enumerate
all. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

For Christmas trimmings of all
kinds aud also turkeys nud other kinds
vi poJltIy 20 10 } >, Thompson, No
u East Atm street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

TirE Rrpta,tpAE extends to all a
merrs thftstma=s aHH ia order that
all Its employees may uafa an oppor
tunity To thoroughly enjoy 1t, ne
paper viii he i+,ued lrqm this ollse
on Monday next.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

nus Grsl inzia .meut Of real winter
weather has ar.yeI cateIaitY done
up IN ice and snow. The weather pre-
phe!s assure Us that the packing win
keep !ar some days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Jones' Hungarian Roller flour, tho
ilnest flour in the market, at - bar.
rel at }. j. Smiths, Fourth and Ship
ley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

BrcHAN'a PILLS cure Bilious and
Nervous His. =...=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Flour at 80 cents Tag at LRnk a
CO's., Ionth and Clayton streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Go 5aENuR Reynolds shauiI hang up
his stocking aud sastt -aa4 Claus viii
NO leave as .doa n it Tor william
J. Calhoun
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wARAMAkER's.

PurrADrLrurA. Saturday Dec. 81. ls0a.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

ever taken In this city are now being
made at A. :. Nctchors gallery, 3l5
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24
-@S-B-

Consult gilbert 5u2 SA,pley street
about rOnt collections,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

rents promptly collected by Samuel
Gu bsrL, 40 SAtpley street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

This Is the last day before Christ
mas. For two or three weeks the pre-
partitions have been:gclng on. To-mor-
row we enter uRor tho real enjoyment.
30 far as they are commensurate with
the Holy Sabbath, and Monday the
real festivities and good cheer Of this
worlds great holiday will be enjoyed.
In other words, tomorrow for prayers,
Monday for feastlng. As we are blest
with double holiday let both be spent
In cheerful, rational manner. No
other day is so much looked for and
desired by old and young, and this
being SO, since Christmas comes but
once a year. when 1t does come peo-
pie are ready to extend 1t beyond
twoDtv.four hours and make OF it q
rejoicing season. Nor is this at all
strange. We're Chrlstendom to re.
ceive 1t otherwise that would be much
stranger. Christmas OF all days is the
day of general Christian rejoicing. On
this day God sent down His Heavenly
messengers to proclaim good tidings
OF great Joy which shall be to all peo-
pie" For unto US this day is born a
Saviour, which is Christ. the Lord
While all the people rejoice on this
day and have the greatest cause for
rejoicing, Christ the Lord, did not
come into the world to rejoice, He
was the man of sorrows and acquaint-
ed with grief. He was born In man
ger, poor place for rejoicing. His
llre was sought even In infancy and
he spent his early childhood in exile
until tho death of Herod, the .tyrant
who sought his life. For thirty years
he led an obscure life, which he closed
with the agony in the garden and
death on the cross, In order that he
might save fallen man.
Nevertheless, although this Man of
Sorrows began to sup the cup Of sor-
row upon his very entrance into the
world 1t is proper for US on this the
feast OF His Nativity to rejoice with
great Joy. But let our rejoicings DO
as rational beings, as become Christians
not as bachanals who riot in drunk
en- revels, from whose ways Christ the
Lord came to save the human race.
Christmas being q season OF good
cheer it should also be season Of
good gifts. on the first Christmas
day God gave TO us His well beloved
Son. What great gift hat was!
Children have a special claim for at.
tention upon this great holiday. Christ
the Lord came AS little one and 1t
was his pleasure that tho royal wise
men from the east should not only
pay Him the homage OF the Blended
knee but that the, should supplement
their homage with their gifts OF gold
franklncense and myrrh. We annot
at this distance manifest our Affection
for him In person as the wise men did
but he has many followers in thi!
world OF sorrow and ne has given u,
to understand that he who gives Il
the least Of these will have given unit,
Him. .....
Let every one then in his own way
do some good thing and say som
word to those who travel with u
through the journey oil life and thu
make not only for ourselves but 70
those around us merry Christmas.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

SEE here young man wo moan you
who intend TO have good time in the
barruon on Christmas, had You not
better hold NJ and try to extract
pleasure from some other sourea?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

ClIERfFF's sALE.5By virtue of writ
~ OF tpvaria tueias,to me directed. VIII
he exposed 10 public snlr, AZ the Court
liCuse, On Marker rect betwcGn Tenth
and Eleventh streets. In the city of " IL
nlnRton, New Castle county, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-24

Tin pubic school children of orr
city believe IN praying for the poor
but to make their prayers more saee-
tive they arc mixing plenty Of pota.
toes with their prayers.
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FOR REST-TY PEwRTrERs: ALL KINDS
4 II y Burpee. General Agent. 1872 Pioneer
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LANDSCAPE G4RDENER.


4 LERED GRAsSNER, LANDSCAPE GAR
~ ceaer. p q. Box. 1859
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SPECIAL VOICES.


TvIOwrRS-CN MONDAY. MARCH q. THE
UnEon Floral Company. corBe- Second and
Seneca streets, ~i have TIE Eness display q rose
bushes in bloom and cut sozrezs ever shown In -
site At prices nsysr before e'1zzl-d IN the city
Floral designs = specially
Tor Po3TTERES. ROCKING CHAIRS. PAR
j ioy tables anc general house furnishing goods
on instsilmenrs. visit the BeI-oxa Furniture Con-
psay. SI5 Front street.
ITO CASNER{ MENTOR The BEST SIZE
L for a salmon cannerT. plenty o. Ssh, good ha--
tor cheap Iua3er and boxes. address Eox ri, So
attic.
TNPOUyDED STOCK At ATCTIOS-EOS-
day March 2s. 1892. st 10 g. n. IN front u po-
lice hez1auar1ers, corner Of Yesle- xvsn1e aud
Third street VIII sell at puzzle auctson and 70 ms
highest bidder Tor cash, 70 paw Ell pers- o. I'm
pounding snd keeping. the following described
animal. viz
az one brown horse. pony: about nins 81
years Of age; reached n.ans. square eus taxi two
white feet; branded TIT OF tight hip.
The owner OF the above described animal Is D
me unknown BOLTON ROGER2
Chief Of PolIcs. sezrsts
Seattle. March u. 1892
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DOBEET O. WESTERMAN, HEAVY FORG-
II ing and general blacksEithing. machine. ship.
stearfsnar building and work; fire escapes and
stand pines rlssfe and put buildings; well Dor
ing tools: bridges OF all kinds; cal for plans and
estimates: fully equipped 10 90 Al kIncs OF Work
naafs[i in the sta.e shop on West street, between
YesIer avenue and Columbia street =. o. Box
III seattle Wa.h-
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POCTE EASEO2D ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID He Rooms 20e 90 AMI 2GS Burke nIock
cor-e. -scnn- ansf Ezrlcn streets
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eco LOTS IN RIVER PARK; CLEARED;
.-OU best Of garden land: plank street 10 addi-
ton: car line running in 80 days: IS minutes By
car line from center OF city 10 addition: cheapest
property on the market: sold on small onshly
payments without interest Gould & Whirworth.
IS Olympic block
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BATHS.

SPEClAL APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND
- children: lady attendants; open week days TO
10 2. open saturdays 10 IL midnight hot salt
water baths, Sc Hot salt Water baths. north
wesi corner Seneca and West streets. Seattle
Wash. Lodgings connected with bathrooms
NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ night salt and fresh water, electric uedi-
Gated. Russian. sulphur and cabinet vapor baths;
private apartment for ladies; excellent attend
arce. sis irons street
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ZEAL EsT4rE BRoK ERs.

EIRsT-CLAsS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
II property in all parts Of the city for sale; CORE
spondence solicited W. E LedEerwood. real es-
rate agent successor TO Lewis & Ledgerwood, room
% sullivan block.
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STOLEN.

CToLEN - ONE STRAWBERRY ROAM
= horse. about 500 pounds weight with brand
IF H." on left shoulder and q bunch On the back
caused by saddle: the horse has lately been clipped
and is a singls-footer under the saddle: the horse
WAS hired from me on March with half English
saddle and birdie: has no. returned; any Infsrma-
ton leading 70 the recovery VIII BE literally re-
warded o. H Eolcomh
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4 NNIE N SANDS. sTENoGRAPnER Am
block Telephone 40.
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OST-A POCKETBOOK CONTAINING TWO
II checks: one drawn by c. h Appleton on the
Washington National bank, in favor Of John Col
Inns for 500; one drawn by Joseph Gron the
Puget sound National bank. in fayer Of John Col
lins. for $40. Neither Is iado-sed- Also other ps
pers OF value only 20 owner Any person finding
the same and returning il TO will be suitably
warded- John Collins. 2o3-2ct Occidental block
osT-A DIAMOND SCARF PIN: STAR
IL shape. Finder will please return to l-o14
Madison street anE receive liberal reward
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H4IRDRESsNG.

|,IRCASSIAN HAIR PARLoRS-WIG WAX
I ing bang. and switches Reusstorf block 7o9
Second street.. Seattle. Wash. room 81
ToHN T. wITTWER. HAIRDREsSER AND
u wiznaker. els Front next 70 Loxlsn &
HAuford's
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-20
THIS MORNING.


Mr.. Mennett arrived from Santa
Fe.
Hon. E. S. Slower passed through
for Denver.
Jim Howe, marshal of Ration, left
for that place.
Surveyor General Hobart and wife
arrived from Santa Fe.
Mrs. Sam Boucher and children
arriven from Albuquerque.
Mr.. Whitehead, of the Rocky
Mountain News, went north.
J. Wise, representing an optical
instrument house, left for Ration.
About dozen Mexicans left for
Ration to work for the railroad com
pany there.
Mrs. f. E. Herbert and Mrs H K.
Fickette, of Brooklyn, New York, who
have had pleasant trip to California,
stopped off this morning to visit Mr..
d. G. Winters.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-05-20

Interesting items from the New
Mexican:
So far the principal howl against
the rebuilding of the capitol in Santa
Fee has been made by the Las Vegas
Optic, it may be presumed at so much
per line; that sheet has never Opus d
or advocated any public measure ex-
cept for so much per line. 1t voices,
therefore, no public sentiment.
1t is reported that Felix Martinez
promised to 'divvy" county nomlna.
tions with the silk stocking Deinoc-
racy of San Miguel county under the
leadership of w. M Eads during tn
coming campaign IN that county,
and that the promise to pnt EadS on
the ticket for the Legislative com Gil
cemented the bond of union, so that
both factions got together at the Al
buquerque Democratic convention
and aided in downing Chairman
Childers.