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PROPOSALS

1'kEASUhY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF EN-
L craving and Printing September IL, 1St2.-Sealed
proposals Will be rerelvei 1t this Office until TWELVE
NJ. rHUBHDAI, SEPIEMBERT WENTY-SECOND
1eE2. for furnishing. fitting and laying about l. 400
square Yards o. Oil Cloth. Bank forms Of prorOsai
be covered will be furnished application at this
Office The right is reserved TO waive defects and to
reject any all bids parts OF bids. WM. NJ MER-
EDITH. Chief OF Bureau. sel3-eo3t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT
" II ColuInhia, Washington, September b. lsG,2. =
Sealed r1posa's Will lie received ut the Off of the
Commissioners OF tie District Of Go unIUla mil
TWEINE O'CLOCK NOON on WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER TWENTY-FIRsT. 1892 for furnish.
with forage for the fiscal year ending June 81 1893
Bank forms II prop sal. t. either with all intornn-
toli. b. gotaiI4e1 upon application at room 20,
1rstri bl:ny. The right is reserved to reject any
AMI all bids OF parts of bids ). ". DOUGLASS,
JOHN ". ROSS. VIM r. KOSSLLI Commission
eIs District Of Columbia. select
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
~ Washington nc. Sc; I. s., 1892 Seeded pre.
1892. far furnishing granite ;curbinE. Blank
with all necessary INFORMATION, may lie obtained
az this Office. The right IS reserved 10 reject
any and all bids parts u bids J. W. DOUGLASS.
Nv. ROSS. WI. T. B0SSEI.L. Commissioners,
D. G. sol0-6t
A RCHITECTs OFFICE. Z. g CAPITOL. WASH.
n ing.on. u. C.. September 3. 1S.2.-pro?osals for
supplying and putting in place piumbing fixtures and
1s92. at ilWEiyE O'CLOCK NOON. at klis ottl e
w,e!S plans aid soecihsiions can DE seen. EDWAND
CLARK. Architect L. :. Capitol. se5 6.S, 10 L. Ii
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

TOR SALE-oNE or THE CHEAPEST PIECES
\ Of Pf2rsrty IN the n w. lot "A 3niio; Il rooms
Hotel must tie seen to be- apprecfsted rrjce. 600.
se9St Wh. II. HODGES. 1907 r St n W.
ENok sALE-A NICE HOME AND GOOD INVEST
than Per cent; price. only q. 200; terms. $500
cash balance Sfs per month; this Is snap.
YESTERDAY L F1LpEMAN.
seA1 COS st. n. W.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Fck SsIEz -, -.
Nofshw c S s Ian and it w rih - story and
e-,,as tstes s,ssie n rear. Well rented. Lot 2oI
Ser,swesi H,l.'s'ss a,..Ory anil ,.sselaent press.
bah ,,i-rl i vshir:s.,.s heated ty farn.c. bean.
Yi9,lS nst-' q u,tgus,;I,t. rr,ce only $500;
Sgf,ssr TIA S.s,'0T story aag cellar cellar S ,s,i
~. ,,e.., "a, Il uesr i, VERY handsome we'll
% gs..fs ron, s ;"s S ts$1a. S sS
cf~,el tca'ci ~ iuruare 4 desirable home Price
%, e,s1p. grfio- Go s,nt
\. r,ra,' - nsar lo.h pretty .-tory and base
ySe'.n' sgn ,t'ion, lp' lg'xlo TO wide alley bar
r'., : lh,rda ave- ,es Hin sna zap SITS, .
lth Cou're;c2 celia, frrn,rr heat; Tot 1d.SrEi5 to
w;.!v - tgtrN.u. $500
s,;sss, rl2Ia .. Hs5r F'ori,la s'e one & the
G;";. MS ,.tl, cellar, furnace, good LOT: ears
= ,s:i.S tn 49, 1850 10 ,;Gsa par'y 49,, cola,
.,s. rne slrc ,. I.sh, ~ ana r.nt,ng
sd'. " ,''d ;casots at $50, price. Tor one week
s!t+a' L srArcAEpTFE. eia 18th st. NV.
JtoH sAiF-TNUSFS-
J. =. :. v. n. :. and basement. 1or 80.
;..54,h =. >, s.. +. news " e.. 1000
seIo-I. 1875 F,t. NV
I'o1 SAFE GOysc-7II EAST CAPITOL SIG
cheap il sold son. Apr.y to OWNER. I5s North 4
st sal02ts
TOR SIMULTANEOUS BITCk AND DROWN
a 80 re house. south side o. . hei. l7th and 18Th
nv; !. r S ln'l nn6Sr careful supervisors
han some lrirS AMI l~own-stouc house on 10th ST
ncar Conn. ", 10 rooms; beautifully finished
St5.CcO.
Nv" asa f-yoc1n rirks; in pleasant locality;
y. ca -. ard y. ! ave q. good Investments
each 60 800 WARREN CHUATE CO.. 100 nth
81. seIo-;it
Srnt, SALE-RANpsoVE HOMES, NORTHWEST.
Charm iIs corner near Du"Out Circle. S5. GO
s.. r"ar tSE. large 7CJrny house SO 600
Cst. neay i1tl new: y. eO
lOtE ~. a ar y and hand L.. 50l
l43h 81 & cheap new house y. 900
; - ;l 81 rooms rs. 500
VI 81 nst 'Jth nov @ 400
Corner Ntu sti NJ, @ rooms =, 500
scIO-:1 SEQ III st. n w.
FOR SALE CHEAP HOMES. CAPITOL HILL.
4 I;h So rear Msrylan ncw.....,..... 30
Is. IS. 3 IA IF; 100
Maryiand ave. new O roo2.s: good 10: easy -
- 'erlils I, !'hl
f'th St q rooms and all. 81. coo
10th -. 6 H. ruouS nj. cheap. SH.gO
Z -. near 18th {, 800
GeUria ave Eea- llth III franc 100
GEO. :. MORTHINGTON.
seiVa 500 1tb -. nv.
ErQE sALF-T-EOoM 3-SToET PRESS-BRICE
a hpuse ti;h 81. bet. II and srs. s.w.; price.
81. 100. Apply to HENRY WEX, Dol 9TH ST. s.w.
lU-t
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BICYCLES.

- celebrated new rapids Coventry. Crus, and
wulfrunss pneunatics and cushions; three patterns
10 select from Just imported for fl season. Bar
gains advertisements for mex yeaE. Repair aud
renting. large stock OF accessories. PALMER l.
SON, cor. Mass ave. and 9th st. NV se2-1nls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

The sportive granger's suicide
Quite simply came to pass,
He "biew in all his money first,
And then blew out the gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

1t is remarkable to observe how a man will
discover that his peculiar vice. be it tobacco or
the cup that cheers, is the best possible means
of fighting the particular epidemic at hand.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

THE ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
and renovat.as works t7os and 11io Z st. NV.
CARPETS cleaned in the best manner By process
Furniture. mattresses and feathers renovated rss
phone. ssA- u. NEWNlEk. Manager, ulh.s8-tr
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L In the Sorthres.
11-room house. All m. l.
Terms easy.
EMMONS 4 srICKNEY.

Il In the Northeast
l-room house. All m T.
..s.s,. EMSoss s ! srIGEsEy.
on i s SetWa.n . . sdaA ~, s,s
BRICK. with stone FRI tains 10 rooms ba n and
ss .sS n sss sss 3 d.s.
Sll.ooo viii buy it, Apply ton~noo
seo3t L. old r ST.
FOE SALON ST, N. W. OPPOSITE FRANK
Iar lin Pa,b three 4story 2; b. houses, Nos; 1889
!o1 Apply to pR. 3. g. IN 6 5s iaesuso! sss
FOR sALE-oNLY 90 900 FOR NEW sIx-RooM
l5.h one.Sai square from two lines q ears VIII
efT u Ta' satTs 4Ss c:sh balance sss
w,S SICK ssck FE Sdns
corner 18th and sss rooms. BATH and collar; lot
vide q yfR ss The fassEss
18th st NV. see-l2t'
FOR, sALr-7. ROOM BRICK. 18TH ST, NV,
Sroo T s"n.0 ST ION
and i!th, GOOD lot. only $3.50 new 5:ro9m brick.
AND r SoS SsIs ssaioS ana large
sS5 600 big SSa ',bIs side iss,sS
s. %S only $4,000 sT Se
NOR sALE-rT WILL PAY you TO LOOK AT
rs, ne lots sxFQ 70 I6;foot alley new twostory
good s9ops sEd bath stationary vashstsnd.. range
the most com pete houses in the city: will be sold on
real Estate Once fs gu
NV. au.7-1m
IIoF sALE-Nrw HoUsEs-BARGAiNs-o41 AND
"a os sc 'front.' Il fS0s LARGE f"an 2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

A s1,e.r Pm. loek pl.ss = d sssss
southsast On ea1nr&ay.
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Special Rates, Accoun2 u Meeting % ths
Naval Veterans Of ths U. q. - Bale1Dsse.
Nd.
Round-trip tickets to baltimore Vim be cola
September Is 70 30, good 70 return until Oc-
tober 10, 1t rate Of eL2o for The round trip, BY
The Pennsylvania railroad--AdsG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

Don't you admire Carlyle?'' said the literary
young woman.
II should say So" was the other girls proud
reply. II am from Kentucky myself"
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

I>OE sSIE o.. ELEGANT BAY-StSDOM BRICK.
I nea- l.; and = sts- q room enj hstn' auli
20 sT,5 4. = tsISiA,s,,. GI2 = $. NV.
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rtoR skIF-TNO III ,EE-STC8Y BRICKS. II
L - n " between ~ and 81 -js NV. fpo.,i>
sud hath a ~, l.; scp-ei fe- ESQ month f,r h,ib.
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rr.,E s.ATT-.H tEE-STesE Hhi'E u -. y ".
Y l.-, =: th li -. s,ruc-yS auG tNth. ut.. MY
a. mil. for rrcsal 10 elton $50.
s.f32;' > pANNAN&. uit p 81 o. ".
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NOR : All t'-|IpRl fENNf. ''pl n. I' Va.
~ ( az, l. Sc 20. .llssr hu,'~. ia r.-ritct
ron.i,,f N rent Il for SIS rehta- irt-e, -. *o1
- -. o. 4. DAN5IA.sN. 60 St ~
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ME- <lIF or FyCTlNGT

LICR SAIF-TH3.-E HOUSES; on e ST. y. Z. BET.
tth ana s5l IS rro'vn-s, frrt; ei-n- Tootus
and lat ri bells. eIecrr.r l-n- and spec sing
fu3> Ties. houses hesItifrIliv .n-h-; tiTOy h.
o;gt- Call LII AE>ictl.&rS. JOHNSON. CHEW & co,
6l9 - salD-3t
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NOR StIE 2-SToEX FRAME. sra 81 y. W.
4 sos l. md Il . rooms. bath. summer sitrhrn IN
- condition. one -l-.z-r r cani or 80 ST
a. -ssi \. OANIAN,.. GIc ? ~ ~ Ssl2-2t'
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TOR SAIF-yfDTSE Lli:; y NyEES'p - \
= great bar.sif. 70 Tog fu~, 'aa sui usnrry, b. Hun
frIIv parer all te'O-stct- f9.riug. iyr'. dining
20 10 panty and Kitchen Gsst = - "a -
=. 49, csfi.i-. uautsls e.frir !ltrurF .'H-.I -
IN ..v-y ts all 10 sc i e. tLr u. Sl,t0 90. :. -
ash. Balance easy. Lot lSNlJp Ci,n = - ~ %
Ss..'s.t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-12

Casting bread upon the waters
Was plan that seemed to fit.
Twas an amateur endcavor
And he softened it bit.
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LNuE StEE-JyST FiNisf-ED. TLEGANT 3
4 ~'rry aad cnilst bricE iv@Inf: north side % NJ
let North "a io and Ist. loy .sry2Ito avel alloy
ICltse Eas % r,t.S slIl bash. Ca-v-1 oak HiaE:vis
tIssa at4rtlls. -.ectfic h-'l- " Pie, $~,,sh'.
SMOIi0IS TEDT * BRADLEY.
s.rl.t W. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
WANAMAk RS.
PnrLAprnrurA. sotarlar Des. 10. 'sa.
Store open evenings till
10 o'clock until Christmas.

The holiday Bazaar oc-
Guy les a large section Of the
Carpet store, second floor,
near Market street.
This collection Of Juvenile
Books, Toys, Fancy Goods
and Candies has been ma l.
for the help of Holiday
shoppers.
Ihe goods are selection,
from several departments
and are quite representative,
but the main aSsoGtnent5
have not been impaired 10y
the contributions to the hO,l-
day bazar.
The Christmas frees.
HUI dreds of them ar4 on
the Nj in Floor. / acl cd
umn is a fine tree. d. rot
inspect the bark too CLOSELY
for it is all from cellars. But
it is real bark and the
branches are from real live
trees. The effect is beauti,
full. Tells OF the torrsG AID
Of the Christmas. Was there
ever another store that could
show more than 800 large
and beautiful Clristn as
Trees all at once !?
The great Christmas Tree
is in the centre of the Tran,
sept. 1t is more than iittl
feet tall and its hrnchc
cover a diameter OF more
than forty feet. Crowds pas
beneath it. BY tomorrow
it will be lighted and trim
med.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

The followi ng deaths were recorded
at Registrars Colquhoun's Office on
yesterday:
Corcorau.--On December 8. at No. IA
Church lane, Lewis Patrick Corcoran,
aged year. d.
Gushing. -tn December z. at No.
1908 EAST Eighth street, Maria Teresa
Gushing. aged years. J.
Washington.-On December z, at No.
S22lls French street, Mary Washington,
aged y months. q.
spencer. On December s, at No. IL
Townsend street, Charles Spencer,
aged 2 years b.
Gihhs. -Ou December 8. ut No. 51e
Orange street, Alice IL. Gibbs, aged Il
years b.
hase.-On December s. at No. 6ls
| Windsor street, Lmma Chase. aged 81
years. b.
Mcbride. -On December Q. at No. Gil
Cnristiana street, Susan Mcbride, aPeC
| 10 years. y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10


A prominent phys clan said Id con-
verantlon with several gentlemen: u
once attended German woman, who
was big and robust. ono of those wo-
men who God had gifted with strength
and vigor, who gave birth to four
children at one time, The children,
when four days cid tipped the scales
at s7 pounds. Two days after the
children were born the mother nearly
took my breath away by asking me IL
she couldn't get up out OF bed and go
to work, as she had no very compe.
tent help and the children needed Mt
tending to. l of course told her not
for a moment to think of doing such q
thing, and seeing that the mother and
children were getting along famously
left.
What was my establishment or en-
terlng the house ON the following
Tuesday to see the mother hard at
work. standing at wash tub. rubbing
away for dear life. The sight at first
was so astounding that It was a tew
minutes before l could get my
thoughts together to ask her what
possessed her to engage ian such labo-
rious work. WELL" said she. Il felt
SO much stronger. and the children
had to be attended to. that thought
as could do 1t 1 might as we'll get al
1t as to Law In bed like an Invalid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

THE reform ballot lawot Massachu-
setts evidently needs revising. Judging
from the large number OF blank bal
lots cast at the late election. For the
reputation that Massachusetts bears
for intelligence the large number OF
blank and mutllated ballots Is queer
commentary.
There were found to be 81. 73i blank
ballots east for Governor and over
40, 900 blanks for one of the minor Of.
flcers on the State ticket. In Woroes-
ter County the blanks on some candi
dates were especially mum ,rous. They
comprise 50 per cent. of the total vote
east. II the same proportion had helC
good throughout the State there
would have been $50 900 blank ballots
, The Massachusetts law arranges the
candidates for the same Office alpha
betlcally and it Is probably that a gooc
many voters hacame tired b;fore they
had marked a complete ballot. 1t Il
:, not an encouraging explanation bu
1t Is the most Obvious Que.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Do THE readers OF the REPUBLICAN
renlize how near Christmas is at hand?
Somehow it has been gliding along
very quietly, and has crept upon us
before we knew It, or thought much
aboutit. Well, all we can do now is
to bestir ourselves and go to work
purchasing Christmas gifts. That
pleasant duty cannot be delayed much
longer. 1t behooves every QUE to lose
no time, but to 80 to work at once.
ard the sooner you begin the sooner
you will be done. II you want tc
know where to 20 to purchase your
Christmas PRESENTS consult che advcr,
Using columns of the REpCBlIcAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

/ A sYNPATH1zING public cannot help
but express the deepest and most sim
cAre sympathy for Bishop Coleman in
the loss OF the sight of his left eye
Bishop Coleman Is preemin ntly a
man OF the peoele, and we doubt IL
there is man In Delaware who is
more beloved and respected. To q
man like Bishop Coleman, with his
great ability and zeal in his church
and all moral reforms, the loss Of tue
sight of an eye is a serious matter. 1t
Is worry fortunate, however, that the
Bishops right eve Is lsft unin paired,
so that he will still he enabled tn pur-
sue his Christian lahors with his usual
vigor and earnestness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

The question Is who killed the Ital-
Ian who was found lying along side
the tracks of the Il. 4 o. near the farm
of Charles Newiin, near kiamensi. on
Friday morning Was 1t the cars or
his countrymen? The testimony be-
fore the inquest last evening tailed TO
elicit now tue deuelsed came to his
DEATH, and tile inquest was adjourned
until Monday evening, 50 as to allow
Coroner Kirk to summon additional
witnesses. who. IL Is supposed. were on
TIM train, (I nnr struek hin) to attend
and testify before tue jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

The many frisnds OF HAIRY ,Iaeobs,
OF No. 1871 French steet.. tend6red
him q SURPRISE party al. hia home last
night. An enioyabte time was spent
by the guests after which refresh:
ments were served.
Among those present were Mrs. En-
Jacobs and family, Harry Jacuhs and
family, William Walker and faulty,
Frank Mason and Mics Mary Cornell.
Elmer Guess and Miss Maggie No.
Clure Thomas Jacobs and Miss Annie
Meredith, James MAYER ana Miss
Matte flash, George Hayes aud
Miss Blanche Smith. Georg, Wat.
son and Caroline EIemphiIl, Miss
Ida Watson, Miss Katie Me.
Callster. Clarence Start and Miss
Mamie Adams, Miss Lula Gilbert hd-
mon Coats and Miss Mary hoh, Miss
Mollie Sewell, Miss katie ltasI, VI ~
Ida Rash, Mr. and Mrs. eta Walker,
Mrs. jane Thomas, Miss Lena Ja;ason.
Miss Brrthi Jackson, MIR AMI Mrs.
Lizzie Dekine, Mrs. Bellan -c'. II larry
Mcclure. high Albums Adam ,lerp th,
William Chairman, Ira Be.lui-eA. Mrs.
jackson. Norris Jacobs Viola Be- n.I-
gee and Mrs. Ann TownsaI |.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

j. @. Slmms. OF Baltimore, state
seer tary of the Young Mems ans.
tian Association is here Hs-t- ing Cen
eral Secretary X. KING in IA t~,a4s
the preliminary arran rrmeuts Tor the
convention of Young Nuns Christian
Association.
A DO Incing how, weighing tirtHan
pounds came into til" home Of Ghp.
&. WATERMAN yesterday. The new
conner has been numsJ BenjaiuIn lar
rison Whiteml,n.
The real rs ats men OF this city have
organized and appointed II com niL'"a
to frame proposed new avs EoEtrrt-
ing the real estate business Inc DM-
mites will report on Lecemhar2!.
The Republican First District CON
mittee Will meet on Monday ev.aluE
next.
The bazaar of Wesley VI. +. Chgr n
in Odd Fellows Hall continues "a be
well attended.
A horse belonging to John VI. Sole
mon died on Thursday night ol spinal
meningitis.
Officers Maloney and Finn carll
this morning found hnr1, hllrh"l {,
broken road cart standing on L al
sixth stIe,t. rnsy tOon tho team to
the pound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

We acknowledge with pleasure the
raeeipt oil nollday carda AMI booklets
!rom .le~srs. hJlph 81 luaS 3 SONS of
Sst4Y \ prk heg are llntsuci IN tho
most ARTISTIC 5.yIa and III, IN eNquls-
iteiy Uraatllui designs and among LHs
very finest W. iIIss ever recel yeti. and
cannot fail to slit al ta7zs., lea-r7.
luck n SON lave establishments III
London Hnt tari5, and eHn lii OF lnrs
very ,attsiacturdy, lu,r Viii pieose
der,r 1T thaHl.s lor the compliment Ten
Il vIel rs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
runcllcr and III, ~talc D toctIve,.

Daniel Iinbrnzar, tha front street
eaff rooster. is very N aeh provoked
oEer the oudu"t Of ll5t erliNrs McNey
Il Il Will. lie say, tls detectives
IA y ba,.t. ~ ing on him ever since he
tai ihc u Oh l. over thu, ira ua Dn,ls-
NIX vita Il Il ling Inspector DoAl.
BdJenH.r ny, tn ict'c Iycs ara try
IT.. to get Bap-tt3teta n.lies hpldrrs
Into lroa u, as ~ tgylr tlIh he could
nlALn 4 $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Clarence A. Elliott on Wednesday
broke the record OF hour and II iuin-
utes, which WIS ma tie by B.Frunk ilG-
Daniels between Philadelphia ana this
city, on Sunday, one week ago. ON
Wednesday. Elliott. mounted ON It re-
lay Columbia. lowered the record one
half minute. lie made the ride to
Chester in - minutes. aud from there
to tl.is city in a. minutes. Elliott
says the wiEd WIS unluvorIble. lie
had NO PAGERS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Tho members Of the West End Read
ing Glun gave an entrrtatnment ia TIA"
x mnasiam last night. On tho even
ing oil lcGeubgr 9th. GugeraI Ja,urs
a. Wilson will deliver Il lecture. Al
tor tic entertainment Il mGtitnI OF tho
board OF directors Was heid for the
election OF oAlc IS when suited as
Follows:
4 President, II. I. Cause; vice-pre T.
dent Henry b. Thompson, treasurer,
W q, MeulenhaIi secretary, Emily Z.
Bls=Gll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Isaac n. FuOks 81 thls city was mar
red at NorrlstOwn, Pa, on Thursday,
TO Miss Jennie NJ IEurpie. The eera-
muHy was perfuiIned at the re5ileucs
OF tie hritle- mnLNrr, No. SO Swede
street, by the Eev. j. H. henry in the
presence oil tie immediate relItIves.
The bride wore a travelling COSTUME =,
Mr.. and Mrs. FooNS Will pass their
honeymoon in the south. They Wall
reside III this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

Ex-Sheril' Wm. simmons is laying a
Ferroitti.ic pavement III front OF Ills
own Auuse, lOJ5 West Ten ii straet.
lie purchased Glne house there OBJ
uosite col Spring PARK Tor his family
homo lie Is paving tho whole row
.. twenty uoUses Tor Vim b. Aus in,
will the Ferro.ilhiC pavement. lie
nov KNOWS how people feel whoa
payemeats .ra all Torn up and dug
cut IN irOHt .! III II A1uHs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

IL the Chicago authorities do not
wake up and 20 to some pains to rid
their city of the thieves and foot pads
that seem to TO having their own way
among the peUI,lc, they may find that
strangers may hesitate to visit them
next summer. II such things are al
lowed to go on almost uncheeke
now, what will the situation DO when
hundred Thousand strangers will be
daily on her streets? quiet aud tlmid
people will hardly care about running
ali the risks such condition of thing
oiI5r.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

The building of the Now century
CLUB, on Delaware avenue IS being
pushed forward as Rapidly ~ possible
and 1t is oxprt'0J will be flushed in
about month The piastereTs are
nov busy ut work
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

l was In bad shapA when began to
take DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. 1 could not steep
nights, many times had to get up and
walk tho floor; had no appetite and
what little did eat soured in II f-w
moments. l was nervous. weak and
trembling, and got up in the morning
more tired than when | went To bed /,
and felt all down--in fact, could not
see anything worth living for. After
taxing one bottle of Or. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy. | could
sleep all night aud feel rested in the
morning. my appetite was better, food
did not sour, aud felt better ali over.
Now have taken four bottles and
feel like new being.
MRS. MARTHA JORDAN,
New Vineyard, Me.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10
HlllkG7c,li. t Week

This is the week for
Uandkerchiefs
This is the place to buy.
Purchase now.
We have an especially
pretty line of all linen EN-
broidered IIandkerchiefs at
so, 81, rs, 65e, 81 and
S1.25.
We also show a beautiful
liue Of Duchess Handker.
chiefs at s2,$2.5o, S2.75,$3,
$3.50, So. rs, 81. $3.50, S.
and Sc.
Those beautiful Chiffon
and Silk Handkerchiefs IL
wo ldertul array.
Never such lines have
been shown over our coun
ters at any time as now.
|
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

ON Friday morning Constable Neutze
closed the store Of j. J. Mclaughlin.
No. West Fourth street. and on Mon
day he VII sed the stock of cigars.
fixtures, et0 to Tho bes. and highest
BIDDERS,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

THE Best Book in Businsss-The
Bible" vii, lie the subject OF II lecture
by ltev. W. l.. ). Murray to the stu
dents of the Wilmington Commercial
be preselt +.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

1hnrf,s more thln 81 styles OF Mons
Ovcl . Ut 2Iu and ST. in that over
cost Iunu of ours. New York Cloth
ing ltoUsH, SIC Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

We hIve speedy ana positive cure
for c;lturit, dtphthariiL canAer aouth
and Aeaziaghe, in olIbDii'S 'AfARtt1
EEAiAlll. \ u,.fit injector frea with
each hottie. Use ii If yea desire health
aud sweet breath. \. u. Danfurthh
Wholesale and retail agent, ID AID
Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-10

I EBoolr ksspers and other clerical men
whose daily OCCUPATIONS cause them
to contract the %.as. should cut short
the disease In the se.srt with Old Saups
Pile Ointmont. Pclna Is oents.