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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
1henritias on the wnu.

On election day. gruup Of Irish
men =tlu1ug Oh tho GHrunl 0f tho
street discussed the sftuotiOu Only
ore held tine Republican Ticket. tt.e
others vatnly urged him to vote as
they wers, going to do, No, he said.
myHunt lelt me two houses Fin a
property hOlderanl i'm going To vote
Tor my own Interests, must vote
the Republican firNet. The late CON
fest WAS SIMPLY a tight between Lynn
rance and iialbaTlsm, or lnteitiLnkee
and Advancement That the former
: has won that the glorious lag tEat
hea,ls the advance column al all the
poble reforms that Wgrn to nave blest
our country, has teen tratled in the
dust. VIII tie deplOyed by all right
thinking persons, A very wise man
lately daeeasad maIe this remark ana
never WAS Il marb fully verified than
I In the pl5ssUt contest" As soon as q
< man gets little Intelligence he. be-
comes Republican" and now alas
for ronr years {. lEnOrauce and Bar
barism. L. W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
l. Property late OF IS m Press. deCeRs
e., ia thc city a Wilmington. " III Ire oil
frtcN A. public SITE. Al tic uuGtt a
room OF l.. ". Sliihun ~ ION, No. III y
Fourth street on
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
FOURTH Y.Clothing House



The following are the road ocmmis
sloners and assessors elected In New
Castle county on Tuesday:
Brandywlne Hundred Road Commits
sloner. Bayard Guest, Rep; assessor,
Howard @. Lodge. Dem, Two Repub-
licans and one Democrat inspectors
Were elected.
Chrlstlana Hundred-.Road commits.
sioner. Ellis z. Hicks. Rep; assessor,
James b. Smith, Rep. Two Democrat
and one Republican inspector were
elected.
Mill Creek Hundred Road commits
sioner, John N. WorIall assessor,
William L, Taylor.
New Castle Hundred-Road commits.
sioner, Samuel 4. Landers, Rep, loo
majority: assessor. Harry McCauley,
Dem, 200 majority. All four of the
Democr0tlc inspectors were elected.
White Clay Creek Hundred-Road
Commissioner, Evan w. Lewis. Dem,
so majority; assessor, Charles ii. an
non, Dem. AZ majority. Two Demo
Gratis and one Republican inspector
were elected.
Red Lion HundIed-Road commits.
5loner. John Deputy, Dem; assessor,
william j. Black, Rep. One Republi
N'N Ohp ASChApNtob AhoPVSeOA "ao
elected.
Pencader Hundred-Road Commits
sioner, Daniel Slack. Rep; assessor,
John Y. Dayett, Rep. one Democrat
and one Republican inspector were
elected.
st Georges Hundred = Road Com.
missioner, John Z. Cochran, Dem; As
SCISSOR Alexander Victim, Rep, Two
Inspectors OF each party were elected.
Appoquinimink Hundred - Road
Commissioners, William u. Crouch and
Edward h. Skaggs Dem; Assessor,
John ID. Stradley; ono Republican and
two Democratic inspectors were elect
ed.
Blnckbird bundred-R Commits
sionere, John l., Simmons and vii.
liam Pryar, Dem; Assessor, Caleb ID.
Lewis, Dem; five inspectors of each
party were elected In this hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

EAOii lue HlllN iHh llllltSs
The voting under the Australian or
secret ballot law Yesterday was a nov
city, and like oil other neN, things was
q subject of likes and d.slikes. As a
pence preselyer 1t was certainly sue
cess there was not on angry word or
contention that we heard through the
day, nor was there any evidences of
drunkenness; and above all, there was
necessarily none of that pushing and
crowdiDg about the window that has
been the unpleasant feature of all pre-
ceiling elections. That tine law in
z wing a secret ballot also gave an un.
corrupted ballot does not appear, for
II is said there has never been more
vote purchasing at the polls. The law
has not been made that method
could moi he found to evade 1t.
The chief feature Of the new law Is
keeping she voters thirty feet from
the polling place. here centres its chict
necessary expenses. The voting III the
Western District commenced at S II
O'Clock, and in the Eastern bistric
al out half an hour later, the voting ii
tsc latter going ut slower gait all tn
tme.
The vote was fuller than expected
within 25 OF the registration ta9Ul uut
the largest ever pglled Ia the hundred
TIE expectation that good man
would so cunning, or bs induced Il
leave home FOR n consideration, wa
not realized. as the vote shows Al
effort It Is stated, was nad9 TO lnduc
a lot Of coIorNd mel TO take the trail
after midnight. but some fifteen u
twenty eolored men, who got wind q
The affair went out to Clayton to hanl
them OF, but none appeared and the
returned IN the morning. Tut on
cviorcd man Is said to nave thus lett
Dnd that was ON The live O'Clock tIail
Monday evening.
The polls by the provisions of ia
law, CLOSED al Il O'clock, hut theymigl
a. we'll nlge closed an houreuuEer, 10
theI0 were but few Voters alter lou
O'Clock.
The slA men whose ballots were tor
up 10y the Inspector OF the Faster
District nnd thus ius' ia tic count. iC
being shearrd, were both pltied an
laughed It. hoy We're ailmcu oil Dos
tion and property tlluee as ~ mppeI
ed from rdGiG plrtN1, wAlle tine eolOre
Een hey ct Illus lost a ballot,
The reading oat commenced
seven O'Clock and closed about 81
O'Clock. the majority in tho Eastern 3
and in tue Western D.strtet IL, INA
ing The Democratic majority i'll Il
huadsed hi a s against $50 in $50 uI
49, III ls5s uu lie electoral yUts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
Philadelphia Items.



The suit of the West Philadelphia
National Bank against Postmaster
John Field, which has been on trial
before Judge Wilson In room II OF
Common Pleas Court, No. 4. yesterday
terminated in verdict for Mr.. Field.
The suit wrs brought to recover on q
promissory note for $500.
HIS BODY ON THE ENGINE PILOT.
George Gilpin. So years old, of Glou-
cester City, was struck and killed by
West Jersey Railroad train early yes.
terday morning. The accident was
not discovered until the train reached
the Gloucester Station, when the engi
neer found Gilpin's body on the pilot
OF the engine.
FIVE YEAts FOR AN OLD OFFENDER.
John Haigh. an oil offender, was
convicted yesterday of burglary in en-
tering the house OF Edward Austin, in
Frankfort, and stealing iewelry, etc.
valued atlSl5. He was sentenced to
five years in the Eastern Penitentary.
THE BouRsE FLOATS A MILLION LOAN.
The report of the Philadelphia Bourse
| for the last six months was adopted
yesterday by the Board OF Directors.
The full price for the slte-S4l3, 995. IS
has been paid and the work of tear
ing down the buildings now on the
site will be begun early In january.
Drexel IL Co. have arranged to take
the proposed LOCO, GOO loan on terms
favorable to the Bourse.
USED TOO LONG HAwsEB.
| Judge Butler filed an opinion In the
| United States District Court yesterday
deciding In favor of the owners OF
the schooner John H. May, in the suit
for damages for collision of that YES
! sci with the steamer Orion and barge
Oakland Inst February. or Cape Hem
ny. 1t was held that the steamer was
being lowed with too long hawser.
BURNED by A BONFIRE.
Thos, McDermott, 10 ,yearc &C. OF
1888 Melon street, was badly burned
about the head and hands early yes
terday morning while playing around
a bonfire with number OF other boys
at Thirty-nlnth and Melon streets.
McDermott was pushed by the other
boys into he fire He was taken to
the Presbyterian Hospital, where he
lies in n serious condition.
FIRE IN A PLANNING MILL.
Early yesterday morning Il fire broke
out in the planning mill OF Wil.ilm Tay.
Tor " son, Richmond and Norris
streets. which completely destroyed
the place and caused u loss of 50, 500.
GIVEN A FATAL BLOW.
Edward Wood. white man of Sixth
and Lombard streets, was yesterday
committed to prison without bull for
the murder of Frank Butler, negro,
who was found with his skull broken
at Fifth and Pine Streets on Monday
night. and who afterwards died at the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
KILLED WHILE CROSSING THE TRACK.
Arthur Toner, 55 years old of 2Tl3
SusquehHina avenue, while attemDt-
Ing to cross The tracks of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Just below the Ridge
avenue station, last evening, was
struck by passing train and instant.
ly killed. He was discovered few
minutes after I o'clock by the engi-
neer. On his person was found tax
receipt which led to his Identification.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

The returns from yariOus hundreds
OF Kent county show Iem OVfatic vie,
tories by very narrow margins, HE
Democratic Presidential elortois Were
chosen by pluralitirs raining from Il
to 100 In tine Democratic districts.
The total vote Of the county on THE
congressional contest vas T.73 and tho
majority for John ". Causey, tie
Dem Ocratic candidate, is ~,
The hundreds carried by tho Demo
Gratis and the majorilie5aro Us follows
Duck Greek l4s; KgntDn, 10; Little
Greek, IS; West Dover, b; South Muir.
derkill. 12l; Mispilton. 81.
The Republican hundreds and ma,
jorities are as follows: Eest Bower, 81
North MurderEiil, IL; Milford hundred.
22e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Before Judge Ball this morning
Daniel Jester and Taylor Pugh Were
fined 81 and costs for drunken
ness. Henry Boyer had Ward
Boyer. his BROTHER arrested yesterday
for disorderly conduct. When on the
stand he said that Ward did not dc
anything yesterday and had him ar
rested simply because he was mad As
this was tho case, the judge ordered
Henry to pay the costs Charles IL
Smith was charged with disOrderly
conduct In n Maryland Avenue car
and assIulting Snr4tlat Ingram. The
sergeant testified to arresting the pris
oner. and when doing so, Smith strucH
him twice. Smith was fined 80 and
costs
Edward Ghippey wa5 ordered to pay
tho costs In cas- Of ,lisordcriy con
duct preferred BY George johnson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
FIFTH EDITION.



The inspectors met at the Court
House this morning. The county con-
stables occupied about one-third Of
the seats. Six tables had been placed
inside the railing In front Of the
judges seats. Sheriff William Sim.
mons called the board 10 order five
minutes after 10 o'clock, and invited
inspectors to take eeats at the different
tables. The county inspectors sat on
the right and the city on the left. W..
s. Quigley and 3. ]. Horn were select.
ed by the sheriff as official counter
The reading of the returns from tue
different hundreds was proceeded with
After the returns from st. Georges,
White Clay and Mil Creek hundreds
had been read, Peter Cooper arose al, d
entered n protest against receiving the
returns for Sheriff from those hun
dreds.
The protest was submitted to tho
board Of elections. Illegal voting Is
the alleged cause OF the protest.
In East st. Georges Hnndled only
two votes We're polled for the lnoe-
pendent colored ticket.
The addition OF the returns will not
be completed until p. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
Dots.


II you want first-class dyeing and
securing done. 20 TO No, 210 King st.
Taylor a Fullerton's Rheumatic
Remedy curos rheumatism in all its
forms. Prepared by Taylor II Fuller
ton. 302 King street
Fresh fish and oysters at New Mar
ket House, King street above Eighth,
at lowest market prices w. PENNELL /.
See our window TO day for the fin
est selection of gents gold watt h
chains in the city, Willard +. Davis.
8 Fast 2nd street.
A good cook can find a good place
at No. 1901 Delaware avenue, at IS per
week.
Any one wishing to purchase a gro.
Gerry store in good location. at rea-
sonable price, should address Gro.
Ger" this Office
The Under OF gold chain and lock-
ct will bn suitably rewarded onreturn.
Ing same to No. res King street
Daniel 0'Nlel now u guide In the
Government buildings at Washington
ID. o., came home To vote on Tuesday
last. He is In first elsss health and furry
tickled TO death at the big laud slide
In this State.
Thomas jackson and wife left on
"Wednesday. Tor Colorado, to visit their
son Harry, who is located in that State
No surgical operation necessary fol
the cure OF piles when Old Saui's Pile
OintmentIs used. A few applications
according to directions will convince
the most skeptical of its efficacy. "a
cents.
Cleveland has promised to promptly
renove that Protection theory from
the paw OF tho British lion after 1
meeting OF Congress in December 1898
Edward 0'Donnell, Peter Carroll and
james burns were. dismissed from an
swering charge of highway robbery
preferred against them by George w.
Rash at the Municipal Count this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Dr. Ilalc's Household Cough Cure is
Justly entitled to the praise it is RECEIVING.
Wherever introduced II has proven itself
tho most reliable remedy known FOR the
cure OF uHghs. COLES honrseness, whoop-
Ing cough, bronchitis, sOrcn' - Of the
lungs ana every kiid Ui II cough from Il
slnpie cold 10 iaeipicnt consumption.
Pure vegetable. Always reliable and
utIcctiye. For sale ut - cents aud I'd
cents per pttlc ut Bcctgm Smiths, 9Th
nnl PM. .irnnIa -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Ten coal cars attached to a south
bound freight train . yer the Balllnuit
ana Ohio kuIirOad jumped the trac
on Tuesday Night. above Chester
which caused all the trains 10 lie on,
hour lato wien they reached this cit5.
No one was hurt in the wreck,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

An administrator sale OF real estate
was held by order OF tie orphans
court at the Court House this morn.
ing. The property late of William IL.
Reynolds and situated on tile road
leading from this city to Wilmington
and containing 10 ucfes, was sold 10
K harlrs Reynolds for 5000.
Tho live dwellings on seventh be
tween 1atunll ana Orange streets
were sold to Thomas Davis lie bus ing
three at 4tiij and $3.50 each, W. s.
Vernon purchased the remaining two
at sGJi each.
a tract Of ,anlin Pencader Hundred
on the New Castle and FreHGGioHn
turnpike, was sold to james W. Maljc
for $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Work was begun on "Wednesday
morning in Edwin Blcklngs new hosi.
cry factory in West Chester. A mum.
Der OF the girls were in their places.
ready to hcgla work, and wero given
Instructions in the method of work.
IL was found that there were not
enough experienced hands to teach
the beginners, aad next week when
tho factory starts into regular opera
lion more girls competent to instruct
the beginners will DO in the place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
Wanamaker & Brown
OAK HALL, ..
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Philadelphia.

WE
WANT
EVERY
MAN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

John Redwell, residing on what is
called the Joe Lavender farm" some
two miles from Clayton, had the mis-
fortune to be burnt. out on saturday
evening. He had been in to the Demo.
cratic meeting in this town on Satur.
day afternoon, going home to feed his
stock, get his supper and return in the
evening lie left what he thought II
low fire in tile stove, his wife accom-
panyiGg him to Clayton on tho way,
leaving no one at home About eight
o'clock his dwelling was discovered Il
be in a light blaze by his noighbors,
and messenger was sent for him
calling him out OF meeting being ad
! dressed by Senator Gray. 1t was d
clean sweep-nothing being saved eX
cept the clothes he and his wife haC
on. lie thinks the fire originated from
defect in the chimney rather thar
from the stove. Mr., Bedwell had al
insurance of 500 on his househol,
goods and stock. effected only som,
three months since. Times
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

DR.. John E. Register of Dover died
in Philadelphia yesterday. He had
been receiving treatment in a Phila.
delphia hospital for several weeks,
Rev W. u. Thomas, OF Symrna, will
preach his farewell sermon in the Gem
tennlal Church, on Sunday, prepnra-
tory to leaving for new field OF la
bor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Why do 50 many people we SEE
around us seem to prefer to suffer anC
b. nude miserable by Indigestion, Con
stipatioE, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite
Coming up of the food, Yellow Skin
whom for 75c, we will sell them Shiioh's
.Nitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. n
+. DAnforth, wholesale and retail
agents, I'd and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
NJ. F. DAVIS. Jcweler. . e. End st. !
DIED.



TAYLoR-ln this city on the sth inst,
Mrs kebecca Z. TaNlcr
ftelatiyesann friends are invited 10 at
tend her funeral from her late residence,
No dl3 Madison street Funeral services
ON Thursday evening at 7.31 O'Clock. In
mept at New Garden on Friday, Novem-
her llth.
ROBlNSON--On November, 1892, George
* Ii. Robinson, IN his snth year.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ON Thurs.
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock, from his Ia @
residence Delaware avenue and Madison
street.
FARROW-On the stlI inst, Marshall IL.
4 Far ow, age 90 years
Friends and relatives, n 50 knights OF
Golden Eagle and TIA lroad employees are
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of his fnther-in-law, Harvey
Martin. fOj Fast 9Th street, on Friday,
N"v. nth. Service at the house at a.N
O'Clock.
WITTENRERG-On Nov. 9th, Francis q.
NittcnberR, in his SOtn year,
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Satur-
day afternoon, 18th inst, ut > o'clock.
from his late residence. ll2J West street
Phila. aud New York papers please copy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

The scenic effects in .Ecsper Bells. .
the play to 10 presented by Gray aud
stephens at the Academy Of Music to.
night, arc wonderfully realistic, nota.
bly, the SHOW DRIFT In the Alps, where
the little messenger boy portrayed by
that clover little actress, Minnie oscar
Gray, Is buried in an avalanche OF
SHOW aud IS rescued by her faithful
st. bernard dogs 10 tine nick OF time
The plot Of "Nesper Beiis' Is interest.
ing aud well wrought; tho Dialogue il
bright and often beautiful, Npilo the
comely Is witty and yet free from
taiHt.
Taken altogether. "Yesper Bells". is
n play well worth seeing, particularly
TO the ladies and children, WHO are al
all times Interested in the performance
Of tho clover little Russiun ponies, so
well handled By Mr.. Stevens. Tho en-.
gaBelneHt lass for three nights and
Saturday matinee, ANA no one should
miss this beautiful play as presented
by the above company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
A Loving Husband and
Fathers Grateful Tribute.
His Words Of Deep and Extra
ordinary interest to Our
.... People. .. ...
There Is No Mistaking Their
Meaning and They Carry
Conviction.


Wife and daughter.
There are no words In our language
!fraught with greater depth OF aflec-
ton to the father OF family than
these. They Concentrate In themscl'
yes companionship. love, happiness,
home. 5...
We do not wonder, therefore, at the
gratitude and joy OF the father who
secs both wife and daughter saved to
him and restored to health and
strength, when for time all looked
dark and it seemed as II all hope OF
cure would have to be abandoned.
Such has been the experience OF the
lwell-known j. W. Cottrell, Esq, OF
iMata moras, Pa, and his communica'
ton to this paper, which we publish he,,
low, is certainty revelation MS we'll
Jas a hope and encouragement to all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Some time last night thieves enter
ed the chicken house IF u. NJ. Minors
at No. go Walnut street and carried
OIL six fine chickens. Tho thieves also
entered the coop of Mrs. Eaton ant
stoln five chickens I'M police III,
looking for the thieves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
tn Fay IIiH Iiet.

As a result OF Grover Ceyeland's
election, Samuel Mccormick. OF
Eighteenth and Gnlon streets, will
wheel John ID. Kelley proprietor OF
the logan Housa, To FroDt aud Mar.
ljet streHts and return The bet will
be fulfilled on Saturday night, and "A
musician Will be engaged to attract
the attention Of pedestrians while the
route is gone over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

On Monday morning the members
of the police force will he alfred in
their winter uHlf, rms. Tho clothes
arc being made by J"m 4. Mulln i
Sons, and will be completed by Sutur.
day. The uniforms viii bu the same
rs th0 old ones only much heavier
irDDds
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

At tho Surveying Department this
morning the following transfers wero
reported:
Frarcls A. NTsther to James Algeo,
two properties at Seventh and Hal ri.
son streets.
Job. II. Jackson to James w. Algeo,
property at Seventh and Harrison
streets.
Charles G.. Philips TO Thomas II.
Melvin, property at Thirteenth and
King streets.
Phoebe IL. Sharpless, to Charles G..
Phillips, property near Thirteenth and
| King streets. T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Edward Collins, residing at 40 East
9th street. who Is employed in the
shops of the City Railway Company.
had his left hand badly smashed with
a sledge while helping one of the bosses
| this morning. lilo was taken to Ur.
FISTS oilice at stu anu Spruce streets.
and the necessary surgical aid was az
forded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Cured when tho doctors could not.
This is the record which we publish
every day about this wonderful medl-
cine DR., ireene's Nervura blood and
sUelvs remedy, 1t Is certainly the
most remarkable eurcr of disease, and
ali sufferers should use it, 1t can he
procured at any druggist for a. and
it is purely vegetable and harmless.
IT, should not for a moment be
classed with ordinary patent meIt-
cinps, for It is the discovery OF a great
physician the prescription, IN fact, of
tho renowned llr. Cireeueof IS W. 18th
Street New York, the most successful
Igpe allst In tho euro of nervous and
ton and advice free, personally or by
letter
lse his great remedy and get we'll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

John G. Sutton, who resides on New
Castle avenue, near Hazel Dell fair
grounds, being about to discontinue
the trucking business, will sell at public
sale, on Thursday. the nth Instant. his
| horses. colts. COW. trucking impie.
ments and large lot OF cabbage and
celery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10

Saturday, November, ETH, with Sat.
Iurduy matinee, Nell burgess Comedy
Company will l,a seen in the County
Fun at the Grand Opera House, in
WI minGton.
"a am big en- II Ii nUdcl o gh 10
take cara OF ,uysen siv5 uiHanutiYe
"faEgs' nightly In that most Success.
fun NAY, tho County Fair The
story Of its success IS SO well known
tliat it is not neeess ary to vommont
upon it.
The public has evidently determined
thai the county Fair is a Euott hing
and tho more they see 1.-THE AOre they
Iliae IT,
/ Tins is proven by the remarkable run
lit lad In n Y. Of four re,r rs and los
ton one year There VIII ba i've hnr.
Isca in he race scene. nuyeity VIII
lie Introduced that IL certain 70 please
tue ladies and children. ''Iiltla Tot
mite three years old, sings Eiund
Opera Songs ana intrOiuc p tie ser,
peniiie dance. HE sing NJ OF tie
County Fair Qnarlette is also Il pleas
ant lsHtura. those who halr not seen
the "CouHty Fair we advise to 20. II
is something that viii anius5 you aHd
he long remembered. seats now OF
sale al Dos office,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-10
/. B. RILEY
UNDER WEAR.

We have many bar
gains in this depart
ncnt and have been
doing a rushing bust
ness during the past
month. Be sure and
look through our UNI
dcrwear stock. We
know it will Dc 10 your
advantage.
Ladies Ribbed, Is,
so, 75c, Stand 5i.25.
Ladies " hitc Me.
rino, So, 50, 75c. 81
and Si.25.
Ladies Naturally Wool
81 and SI.35.
Mems White Mlri-
no, so. 75Cand 81,
Mems Natural Wool,
GOO, SL25 and $3.50
Mems Red Wool, ST
and $50.