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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

lEAL ESTATE Clrf.


THE WAR Is over new ana 4 an safe al hone
ready 10 sell you Ss0o 4St fsE 81 dSSl.
balance ia quarterly payments L :. Prossn.
hoein I, Losrtf ; BLOCK. eseesite Sweets hsisl-
EoR sALE-Na. 5ai South Lafayette street
corner Powell ten-reom neuss. ga. Tar
mace. natural Wood. all modern I'm Rrssetnents;
oxaer moves 10 DetrelG March J. price s2.s.D.
Apply on the premises s.
koR sALR-fssty s-reem house on the bill,
aine blocks from the Postefaec. on graded
street ia coed nelShtorAood. cheapest house
In the ~. lot sf.z~s or en- monthly pay fhca Is
OF si5 per meHth. Elegant Kew s-Toom house
on Lawn Court hill With furnace. mantei gas.
city and eistefn water. hard wood nHlst.
esmrnted cellar. yard graded ssd sedaed.
concrete walks all Tor s.. So or - per moatA-
Building lots On Paris. College aGd Madison
avenues 81. 100 ana upwards. &. W Illts.
80 Ottawa street. Call from TO +. NJ.
EoR sALk-Hoases ana lots Ia different
parts Of the e:rys small payment aeWn;
monthly payments afterwards. Lets aud scrc
property within the old city linitA kiso my
block On Bostwsek-St- at bargain 0r. VEGA
boer. - Bostwsck-st- asst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MONEY TO LOAN In small or large sums Tor
III short time ON any form Of good security
Frank A. Werner. 70 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

TOR SALE Cheap II sod this week a com,
pieis stock Of Drugs in good locality
Call or address Or. g ". Law. No So south
Division street. e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-01

EoR sALE-Grocerv stock and fixtures for
sale cheap; doing geoo business. No. %
Ellsworth avenue Gw85
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MISCELLANEOUS


RAEcLIFF i H0LT-Reliable uphelsters at
H III South Divisions have tie largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
for them or not By 'phonshs No. 40 or CO. after
business hours.
WANTED Immediately. ten thousand Sol
w diersto night aghinst Chill. but before
going call aud furnish your homes from John
sons instalimeng house y Ncrtn froat-st. "a
WANIED-farm tools. wagons. sleighs. etc.
w tor cash or city lot. j. b. Everett. nj oe5
West-st. IS
vVANTED-Every ora TO knew that from ?
w T. n. M. 10 5 D. IN. and TO = In the even
Ing and OH sundays from To 4 y. IN. DIR. w. III.
Ross Will be al his Office in Widdicomb build
Ing. Telephone call sos. 81
H0RSES-Winfered in box stalls upon the
IA ground. at reasonable "a tes. pay able when
the horse Is taken away. Hsrses delivered 20
and from the farm. Telephone my once 5Si
or my house 5sl Ny driver at the house will
take horse Immediately, IL necessary. NJ. IL.
Church.
FOR RENTING Geo. II. White home stead
corner North Division and Fountain SITS.
OF one. two or three years Apply for Que
week TO Mrs. Geo. IL. Waite. o. tountain-st
a2sdlw
WANIED-Evsry young man 10 step In and
sec what we can do with Them in \ pair
OF pants. suit OF clothes oyercost made TO
order. Voigf. Nerpelsheimer 4 Co. II
NLElGHING still good outside the city. Rad
- clife A Holt VIII continue 10 take out par-
ties With their line team. until further notice.
Telephone .S0 or o65 alter business hours
kadclif 4 Holt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
Dots.

The Pusey d jones Co. has received
orders for five of its special paper pulp
machines for foreign shipment. Two
of the machines will go to Wales, two
to Norway and one to Denmark.
The first OF four engines for electric
railway machinery, building at the
Pusey and Jones Company, has been
shipped to Newark, N. j.
The steam tug Nancy Hanks, re-
Gently launched at the Jackson and
Sharp Complny's shipyard, is rcceiv-
Ing her machinery at the works OF the
Pussy and Jones Company.
The Phpnlx Fire Company is hold
ing fair at Seventh and Shipley
streets.
No rain has fallen in Easton, Talbot
County. Md, for thirty days, save on
the 2ith, .35 Of an inch.
1t Is rumored that wldower on one
OF the Wilmington dailies will soon
take unto himself!H help.meet We
wish him God speed.
Some one hundred cxcurslonists
from Bridgeton N. j.. visited the Will
mington Fair on Wednesday. coming
by way of the steamer City of Bridge
ton They left Bridgeton at $50 O'Clock
M, and returned home at $50
O'Clock p. m.
]. Howard Taylor, West Chester.
took eleven OF his young homing birds
to point near this city and released
them Wednesday, morning for trial
trip.
Conrad Kellar has sold his saloon at
Fourth and Shipley streets tn John
Mcguire. who WILL take possession
next Monday.
Jonathan Q. Hare and wife, OF West
Chester. visited the Wilmington Fair
ON Wednesday.
Clawson s. Hammitt has returned
home, bringing back with him well
on to hundred sketches, marine,
landscape, as tho fruits OF his summer
vacation.
| Scott II. Glasgow visited Chester on
Tuesday and was tho guest OF +. L.
La wrenco.
Mary Il. McCombs Is not living Mt
No. l225 Market Street, and her friends
will please not call there.
Miss Lula +. Newman, is visiting
relatives in Baltimore.
Rev, W. l.. Wright. Is visiting his
parents In Virginia.
Tho Misses Lizzie and Ollie Dennis
of Wilkes Barre, Pa. is visiting Miss
Laura Brown. 02l French street.
! Miss Irene Ireland who has been
I spendlng the summer ut Galcna and
Still Pond, Md, has returned home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08


STEW ART.-Tn this city on September
nth, 1892 Andrew Bruce, son OF VIM.
j, aud Elizabeth J. Stewart, aged .
years and 3 months.
Funeral from tie residence OF his
parents, No. sos Fast sixth street. on
Thursday. September sth. lSo!at 9 clio clt
p. IN. mterment private at RfvcrView
Cemetery.
MAYOR September76 1892, Jamos N
son of John aud bridget May. In the
east year of his age.
helatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend hi1 funeral from the
residence OF his parents, No llla l.obdell
street on Friday morning, the 9th INST,
at O'Clock. High Mass at st. Mary's
Church. lntcrment at Cathedral Colno-
terry.
CouLEY.--At Spurrows Point. Nd. Sep
tember I. 1892 George II. Cooley aged
20 ycnrs and months.
RAMnU--on September 9Th. John Ranbo.
Mt Newark, Del. aged "a years
Relatives and irlendg are invited 10 at
tend his funeral on Saturday. sept. 10Th,
at O'Clock, p. IN. without further no.
tice. Services at tho house. lnterment
at Head of Christlnna Cemetery.
HuRLEY.-In this city on the eth inst.
Phebe Hurley. wife OF Charles :. lut-
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the
residence of her husband, Charles !. llur-
10y No. $50 ClaymUnt street. south WIZ
mington. Delaware, ON Saturday alter
noon. the 10th Inst, ut = p. III. lnterment
private
FREDERI CK-On September g. 1892, Elvn
A.. daughter of George p. and Annie
Frederick. aged year. 10 months and
II days.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend her funeral from tho residence of
her parents at Newport, on Sunday
at O'Clock p M. Services at the house
Intermeut at st. james Cemetery.
Little Elva was our darling.
Pride OF all our hearts Mt homo:
But m angel came and whispered
Darling Elva do come home.
Her little hands lay on her breast,
| Her heart beneath has gone to rest
Her spirit is heavenly guest,
Our Angel Babe.
Our first In heaven.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Circular printed In the Italian Ian
guage, was circulated among the ltal-
ians. asking them to meet IN the Ba.
varian Gardens, Twelfth Ward, where
beer, vino and other refreshments
would be provided. In response some
300 Italians met there last evening, and
after speech by Dir. Hertel and others,
promising II elected to Office to look
after the interests of the Italians,
three kegs of beer were brought out,
and AS the VINE and other refresh
meDts did not materlnlIze. the boys
found that they were little short.
After such n very small allow
ance, 1t remains to be seen whether
Dr. Uertel will receive theirsupport ut
the nomination, and ha"u the pleasure
OF directing the county affairs as Levy
Court Commissioner. The next time
he should give the boys nm Alopathlc
instead Of u Ht msopathlc dose or they
will certainly kick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Bertha Wilkinson, alias Williamson,
10 year old colOred girl was brought
from Cape May and confined at the
city Hall at Philadelphia on. Tuesday
for rubbing Mrs. Murrow, residing at
No. I'll South Twelfth street. on
Tuesday, August 9th, she came to
work, aud on that very Night, after
borrowing some black cotton, pro-
ceeded to alter three handsome dresses
belonging to her mistress, SO that she
could wear them. On tho following
Thursday, while Mrs. AIurrow was at
market, the girl, who has an appear.
aHce oil most childish innocence, pro-
ceeded to completely clean out tho
house.
When she came back, and not finding
her, soon began search, which re.
suited not III finding Bertha, but In as,
rertaining that she hal not gone emp.
ty-handed. Ihe following small list
Of missing articles tell how we'll she
did tho work: A gold watch aud chain
ali opal ring, ruby ring, one aoZeI
/ napkins, one dozen line aprons, two
now taolecioths, two new coats, one
dozen handkerchief, while nearly
every piece OF female under clothing
/ in the place had also taken wings Tie
girl formerly liyad out at service In
! Wilmington ami left bad record be
/ hind hef. She will have hearing to
day on tho charges.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
KENNARD & co,

SOC per yard. We want.
you to read this carefully.
1t will pay you.
From former seasons we
have about 20 pieces, 50 and
81 inch, Atwood plaid cloths
formerly sold at 81, SIP!
and 1925.
These goods are suitable
for boys kits, children's
dresses, market and travelling
dresses, etc, and at soc per
yard less than half price,
They are the cheapest pro.
pcrty that 4 family can own
You will also find on this
bargain counter a lot Of
odds and ends in SO and 81
in.Dress Goods at 25,:3 mt
so cents, reduced from so
81
rs and 81.
= And a lot OF remnants a
half price.
You all know the qualit,
OF goods we sell, principal
ly English, French and tn
best of American ALL Woo
fabrics, Consequently n
inferior stuffs will be foun
among anything we oGfc
you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

City Councilman John W. Kirby and
his wife, No. 1917 Claymont street, ure
great lovers Of flowers. Their side and
front yards are u perfect labyrinth of
matted Vines and blooming flowers al
though many have alreudy been taken
up and put away In the winter consei-
yHtory Tor slfo keeping. Amongst tie
flowers are couple of Towering be-
gonias which have reached height OF
live feet and from the branches de-
pend great cl listers OF beautiful red
waX-llke flowers. Had Mr.. Kirby
thought OF it In time he would have
taken the pair of hegonias over to tha
Wilmington Fair. II he had he would
have been sure OF a premium,
Mr. Kirby Is also janitor of No. Il
public school right opposite his store,
and he shows that he Is the right man
In tho right place by keeping the yard
supplied with beautiful flower bed,
and keeping tho lawn closely cut.
The new houses on Ninth above Jack.
son street, erected by Winfield Scott
Simmons, arc having handsome &C.
ment parements put down in front OF
Same.
Manager williamson. OF the Opera
! House who lost his little skye terrier
on Tuesday last, recovered IL on
i
4 the slmo to IA little girl who returned
it. The ltEPuBLttAE brought tho an
swer for him.
james p. Green loft this city today.
fol visit to friends in the Allcg hnny
mountains. and UeIure he returns will
spend two weeks in Washington, d. G.,
where he Will take in the National En-.
compliment OF the Grand Army.
Mrs J.. l.. Pennington and Mrs
Annie T.. Cooper, OF this city will leave
Tomorrow for Newport News, Va.
where their husbands arO employed in
tho large ship building works, To spenC
a week
0ilcers.elect of Golden Gate Com
manderY, Ancient and IllustrlOus
Knights Of Malta, will DO publicly in
stalled tonight in the Crosby Y Ill
, building
The hop Of thu L b,rty Actives ha,
deem postponed.
This Is tho month Of OYSTERS II Inns
the necessary In 1t, which stands ful
''IaWs'
prominnt Democrat doing bust
ness on Market stree t, said that letlc
of Governor Reynolds to John L
Dickey which was published in this RE-
rrnLIcAS will defeat Dlckoy for taS
= receiver.
/ The Wilmington Electric Light Com
:, pany are busy putting In large an,
l powerful engine 50 that they can keel
/, up the demand made on the woris.
A big crowd of persons will visit tn,
? Hazel Doll Fair to-day. Qultc larg
!, number OF trnngers came to the cit
y on the cars TO attend the fair.
i The display of fancy pigeons mnd
at the Hazel Dell Fair is worth takIn,
look at. The birds arc beauties. an,
have won number OF prizes at til
different fairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Oh! Amt it wonderful !!
How can you cut through
such thickness! And such
like exclamation can be
heard all around the cutter
as he is seen using the knife
at the exhibit.
What you see there is an
every day occurrence with lis.
Hundreds Of Suits and Over.
coats are cut up daily and
sold. 1t takes u good many
yards to supply our custom.
ers with Clothing.
One hundred and twenty
dozen Boys Knee Pant came
in yesterday, They are heavy
weight and at 25c, SOC and
75c they'll go fast.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

There was a most enjoyable and
pleasant watermelon party given by
Miss Mollte Mcguire on the 9th inst,
at her residence 209 Orange street,
The evening was spent in playing
games OF all kinds after which they
partook of tho refreshments. Among
those present were Misses Jennie Etzel,
Bessie Parrish, Sarah Roach. Carrie
Stradley. May Robolen, Louise Hick-
man, Lizzie Wagner. Katie Wagner,
Rachel Rehfuss, Maggie Duncan, Mary
Duncan, Cassie Duncan. Miss Annie
Mcguire, Mr.. Ben Parrish. Harry
Buckins, Will Johnson, Ben Martin,
Carl Feldmeir, John Rehfuss, John
Shuuder. Carl Griffith, Geo. Comfy,
Horace Lo.land. Edward Etzal, George
Jeffris, Joseph Shunder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Last evening Richard Taylor, an old
soldier, and member of Sheridan
Post, No. 3s, G. A. r., died very sud
denly while on his way to a meeting
OF the Post. Upon reaching Third
French's tobacco and segar store on
Third near Market, and bought some
tobacco. He barely reached the street
when he fell to the sidewalk and was
carried into the telegraph office on the
corner. a physician was summoned,
but before he arrived the man was
dead. The coroner was notified aud
the remains were removed to his home
at No. 1915 West Second street The
deceased was n years of age and was
employed as gardener by George w.
Bush. II is thought that his death was
caused by heart disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has Issued guide to Wash.
ington for the use of the Grand Army
OF the Republic that meots in WASH
inRton Monday. December 10Th The
guide Includes description OF tho
principal points Of interest along the
b. Il o. lines, with their connections,
wood cuts and three maps, ono OF the
battle fields on the b. d o. routes, one
OF the battles OF Gettysburg, and
another OF Washington, d. @.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Councilman James p. Ratledge, Sec
ond anil Rodman streets, has mater
Tally enlarged his grocery store by the
erection OF three story brick front.
This gives him large roomy airy
store for the accommodation OF his
large run OF customers. Various i'm
iprovements are under way In Silver
brook. Rodman street Is being grad
oil from Second out to the entrance to
tho New Cathedral cemetery on Lam
caster avenue, large force OF work.
men are grading Lancaster avenue
from Woodlawn avenue TO the bridge
over the B. h o, railroad. the work on
the bridge is progressing slowly, the
cellar and foundations Of the new Sill
yerbrook NJ. L. Church are about COM
lpleted ready for the stonework, and n
foundation for new house has just
been dug at the corner OF Second
street and Woodlawn avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

As Judge Ball has rot yet returned,
Deputy Judge Emnons again presided
at this mornings session of the NUM-.
elpal Court, and disposed OF tho fol-
lowing cases:
Lewis Green, colored. MAXWELL Dix.
on and Thomas sampson were each
fined ~ and costs for drunkenness.
David Logue who was GU a drunk
last evening, escaped with a fine OF 81
and costs.
Michael Collins, a chronic drunk,
was lined IS and costs.
Clara Objie, IA stout colored woman,
was fined 81 and costs. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

At tho Fair on Wednesday afternoon
tho judge OF the races announced, from
Lis stand, that he had something very
important to say, end he wished all to
keep quiet in order that every one
attention OF tho multitude lie said
young lady had lost her gold eye
glasses, and the finder would confer a
great favor by leaving them at tho
stand, rs she was engaged to be mar
ried, and without the glasses she
would not be- able to find her man.
This caused some merriment, as the
people took In the idea OF the depend-
ence OF great events upon trivial
things Whether she found the glasses
or The man we have not lenrneu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

The following deaths wero recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's Office yester-
day;
Ludwiek-On September 6. at No.
23I Franklin street, Seliu 4. Ludwick,
aged 1 months
Hull-On september Z. at No. 0 De.
cautcr street, Henry HILL, aged 90
years
BrOwn-On September ), at No. 20
West Twelfth street, SaYista Brown,
aged months
stewart -On September Z, at No. 50J
Fast Sixth street. Andrew q. Stewart,
aged years months.
Bishop On September t, at No. 1914
lIea!d street, Francis II. Bishop, aged
ii months.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

The Wilmington City hallway Com.
pany are putting down the objectiou-
able I rail- on Delaware avenue II Is the
same kind OF n rail that the people Of
Delaware county, Pa, are kicking so
tween Chester and Media. This rail-
will tear any carriage wheel to pieces
in short order,und our city authorities
should not allow it to ha Va been
placed on our streets. A reporter OF
the REprnhIc4N yesterday took rule
md measured the groove, which IL
just one inch, and will allow wheel
OF Il Hight carriage TO run in it. but
look out when making sudden
turnout from the track or away will
20 your wheel
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

J. II. Appleby, Of this city, and DIR.
i. W. Cooper, OF Camden. Del, repre-
sentutives OF the Grand Lodge Of
Dsllwaro, !. o. O. f.. and George G.
Morton, Of this city, the Grand En-.
campment Of Delaware, |. o. O. F.,
and Alexander Guthrie, of Hockessn,
Grand Guardian OF the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, |. .. o. r.. will start to-
morrow (frtday). for Portland, Ore
gon. to nttond tho session OF the Sow.
convenes in that city, Monday. Sept.
10. They will be gone about thirty
duNS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
DOUBLE
BREASUO
COATS

and everyday wear.
They are handy, sensi-
BILE and convenient, and
this is just what make
them SO popular. We
have them in all sizes
for boys, little and big,
young men and men, at
all prices and in all
qualities from medium
to the finest grades of
suiting. Our boys and
children's trade in cloth
ing is starting off nicely
and with an assortment
as our stock offers and
at the prices you do
we'll in taking a look at
it before making your
selections. Odd Trous-
ers in large assortment
of styles and prices;
boys and young mems
sizes, splendid patterns
of materials, well made
and trimmed and cut to
fit.
JAS. t. MULLIN & Son,
railors, 9th and Market,
,iothiers, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

The celebrated comedy drama
"peurl of Savoy" wua presented at
the Grand Opera House last evening
to Il fair audience by Miss Francesca
ltedding and Mr. Hugh Stanton, sup
ported by their abIc company or ar
lists. Miss Eodling displayed the
character Marie Pearl OF Savoy in II
most ahnble and charming manner.
Shn was we'll received in her rendition
of the song, "NHuice Waters" This
evening this company will appear In
the drama "Iickrt of Leave Man"
in which Miss RcddinE will appear as
sam Wiloughby and Mr.. Stanton al
Bob Briefly.
Tue following will be presented to-
morrow evening: Pink Domlnoes'
saturday evening, The Village Black
smith, ON Saturday that charming
piece, THE Daughter OF tho Rrgi,
mcnt, will be presented in the after
noon.
Tho winsome little actress, Ullie
Aker5trom will appear at thb Grand
Opera House next Monday evening in
her lHtest and greatest play, Miss
/ kOurpr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Next Sunday morning there will b,
an excursion to ship John Light, on
tho steamer Oceanic. The boat will
leave HE wharf Of the Jackson and
Sharp Company at q y. IN. sharp, and
go TO the oyster banks, where there Is
an abundance of trout. The tickets
will only be Il, including refreshments,
and can Ge procured of Henry A.
Blackwell, ut No. j23 Walnut street.
This will be ono OF the finest and best
excursions of the eoason.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Captain Charles Smith, assistant
superintendent Of the Wilmington
City hallway Company, speaks as fol.
lows OF Ili- Phosn.
'Im my business there is every op-
porturity for man To have his clothes
ruined by grease. Runnlng through
tho shops and getting on and of cars,
fellow in short time will have his
clothes covered with grease. That Ia
my predcament. | have tried all
kinds of renovators to remove the
spots and dirt, but nothing would re-
move them until | tried Tri-phosa.
See these pants2 Well. few days ago
they were all grease. got bottle Of
1ri-Phosa and after Using it once all
tho grcase Disappeared and don't be-
lleye any other cleanser would have
cleaned these panta. IL beats ammonia
ali to pieCGs. | wouldn't 10 without 1t.
! use it for the bath and it 10 really q
won derrul thing. It's good for any
thinUV
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08
FIFTH EDITION.


1t is reported on the streets OF Phil
adelphla that John L. Sullivan shot
himself this morning, in New Orleans,
over his humiliation Of the easy man
ner In which James J. Corbett knocked
him out. The report lacks contirma-
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

wm. b. Meyers had Theodore Carl.
ing up before Squire Frank Smith this
morning charged with committing an
assault and battery upon him on We'd
nesday. The Squire held him in $500
bali for his trial before Judge Ball on
Friday, in default of which no com
NIT ID him TO the lookup.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

District Lodge, No, 30. of Delaware,
numbering ~ men, left this morning
on the SIS train for Smyrna, Del,
where they will tnkO part in parade
that takes place this afternoon. An
entertainment will DO given this even.
iun,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Suits made to your measure $500,
~ 10, 5000; Pants, 500, $500, 5000,
over 500 different patterns to select
from. Fit guaranteed, 81 Market
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

A well known florist in this city won
600 OH the defeat of John l.. Sullivan.
johnny Doldu, won $3.50 on the II,
suit Of tho priZo fight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-08

Crayon portraits arc still mnde by
Cummings, the photographer, 500
bNrket street.