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The Portland daily press., 1893-12-22
GREAT BARGAINS IN HANDKERcHIEFs

The entire stock Holiday Goods will
Store will be i1''
MANSON G. LARRABEE STORE, No. GAG Middle Street
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-22

Underwear for all. Boys UmderWea
wear, A5c, 75c, $a.OO, $l.25, $l.5O and
COntOOcOOk A. Underwear ag $l.OS each,
White Shirts, Asc, use, $l.OO and |
White Shirts at SO l.2c, the best value
H2 to La l-2.
HOSIERY. Camel Hair Hose at Ice
Gray mixed MerinO Hose Soc a pair or 8
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-22
CARD.
wv alter Keeps Busy.

Pending adjustments by The
Atkinson Furnishing Company
Mr. walter Morgan has accepted
u position as salesman with the
Atkinson Company, 2A8 and
943 Middle street. Isaac C.. At
EkiusORR, Manager, where he Will
be glad To- welcome mis- friends,
assuring those who are i'm search
Of Holiday Goods of the best
treatment he knows how to give.
MFR. Morgan thinks the Plush
Rockers, Banquet and Piano
Lamps, Easy Chairs, Lounges,
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-22

JEWEL CASES.
LAP TABLETS,
LETTER CASES.
MIRRORS.
MANICURE SETS,
Music ROLLS,
NOVELTIES IN
STERLING,
PRAYER Books,
PHOTO ALBUMS,
POCKETBOOKS,
SILVER MOUNTED,
PLAYING CARDS,
Photo FRAMES,
PURSES.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-22
SALE
OF THE
MANSON c. LARRABEE STOCK !
2A6 MIDDLE STREET.
Garments Fancy Furnishings
Sale Closes December 25th.
n n
BLACK AND coLoRED DRESS GooDs.

BLACK AND COLoRED DRESS GOODS.
Figure
Value. Price.
be sia sSs egsss and Henrsttas s. So s
Lot No 1-,s1.oo quality, sizes 5M and
Lot No Isl. rs quality. Foster hook, 1'' p'''
sizes 3-4, and z, in colors and
Lot No. $3.50 button, Duchess o pan
wrist Gloves,a sizes, colers and black90c "
Lot No 4-$1.75.The Empire Kid Gloves
large pearl buttons, navy blue and gar
The 100 Misses, Kid Gloves, 4sc p
Ladies, black heavy all wool. Ribbed
Seamless Hose. valued Soc, at Zoe :"
BUTTONS.
A full line of Print Dress Buttons, doz.
on card. 4c card
zoe quality Silk Covered Buttons, Sc
Finest quality Crochet Buttons, colors
SOC Qualities in Dress Buttons, colors ~
and black, 12 1-2c
sI.5o quality, large size Pearl Buttons 75c
75c quality, large size Cloak Buttons, 800 +"
RIBBONS.
No z. in all colors, Sc ward
In this lot are Nos'7. and IL. SILK Rib - :
One lot Nos s. ~ and Is. silk Ribbons1Oc
One lot Nos IL, 16 and %, Silk Ribbons, I5c "
zoe Lace Yelling, I5c ward
Gents 25c quality Neckties, in teck
andbows, light colors, Sc each|
GREAT BARGAINS IN HAMDkERcHIEFS
purchased for Christmas trade), on which we
shall put the price one-nalf, ranging in
price from 1c to SOC each.
Null Embroidered worth 25 at Toe
Japanese Silk Embroidered at loo
,yaDannSe COlpre1 Silk Neck Scarfs
value. SO at Csc
Gentlemens Silk and Cashmere NTuf1ers at
onehalf price.
Children's White Corded Jean Waists 100 each
csc quality Stick Pins, Toe g
loo quality Stick Pins, sc "
&c quality Stick Pins, Sc "
Best quality Hooks and Eyes, SC card
Bone Hair Pins, in amber and black, 25c
quality. 15c doz.
The Portland daily press., 1893-12-22

PAPER CUTTER,
ScoNCEs,
STATIONERY
IN BOXES,
SCRAP Books,
SHAVING SETS
TRIPLICATE
MIRRORS,
THERMOMETERS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
WORK BOXES,
WHIST
COUNTERS
WHIST PRIZES,
WRITING EoLIoS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.--Flour weak; winter
superflne, S25t2 Is; do. extras, Ss.25t2 50; No.
winter family, $2.d0lt2.sO; Pennsylvania roller
straight, s303.50; western winter, clear, {2lt
ais; western winter, straight, S3.l59b3.4O: wM.
ter, patent, $1,000; Minnesota, clear, Ss.75a
325; Minnesota, straight, ST.. 5OD3 90; Minnesota.
patent, SlQ4.26; Minnesota favorito brands
higher. Rye -four S2.956D3 per barrel. Wheal
weak, lower, with G9lac. bid and 6glsc asked
for October; tic. bid and 7l14c asked for No
vember; 1850. bid and 7.;sc. asked for Decem
Der; s4l4c. bid and 14l.c. asked for January
Corn firm, quiet, with 4sIac. bid and 4sS4c
asked for October; 46c. bid aud 43tac. asked fol
November HAc. bid and 4Sc. asked for De
cember: !1Ihc. bid and tsc. asked for Januar,
Oats quiet, easier, with 3Gc. bid and 3Olu,
asked for October; 159sC bid and 3694c. askeC
for November; 5i94c. bid and sac. asked fui
December; 37c. bid and 3iI6c. asked for Jan
uary. Beef quiet, firm; extra mess, Sl0.5Oall
family, Sl2Gl4,jU. Pork inactive, firm; new
mess, SisblS25. Lard quiet, Arm; steam rem
dered, S9S5G9.9l Butter firm, quiet Ncy
YORK dairy, lga26c.; western dairy, l61aGb2lc
Elgins, 2slGa:Nc.; New York creamery, 2sIsl
2Oc.; western creamery, 2Nlt2gc.; imtatIui
creamery, l16l2ic. Cheese quiet, steady; Ne
York large, white and colured, e34Nlt9sc.; de-
email, lpUllJ4c.; part skins, 3la09c.; flu
skins, 2dD3c. Eggs quiet, firm; New York IN,
Pennsy lvania, 2jlslD@ic.; western, 2lIaQt2jc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

EtFSonhlA+
Congressman Cnusey entertained a
number OF friends on Sunday.
Row. Vim. Powick Is in tho city to-
day visiting relatives and friends.
William Matthews OF this city and
George McCrone of Mld1letown start.
ed last evening for the Worlds Fair.
Miss Kate O'Donnell. OF this city, is
Visiting Miss Maggie Murphy. of
Highland avenue. South Chester,
Miss Lille Vernon. OF Marcus Hook,
Is spending few days with relatives
and old acquaintances in this city.
I Jacob NJ. Way and Wm. Armstrong
Iof Centreville loft for the Worlds Fair
saturday, via the Baltimore x Ohio
Railroad.
Winfield NJ. Starr and Miss Mabel
NJ. Iredell will he married October
18TH. at $ D. m. in Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church.
Miss Eva Rawley, OF Smyrna, Del,
lett Monday morning for her home.
after spending about three weeks in
Chester ana Philadelphia.
John W. Cleland, Walter Bennett,
Samuel Lloyd, T.. Clifford Wilson and
Waldo G. Wilson left Saturday. via b.
IL o., for Chicago and the Worlds
Fair. They expect to be gone about
10 days.
I L. kotert Van Horn OF Washington
Will By married October 18th to Miss
/ Ella lieisler OF this city The cere.
mony Will he performed at the resi-
dnnce oil tho irtde's mother, No. l0OS
Monroe street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03
This is What We Did.
This is What Ne Did.
This is What We Did.

Gathered together all oul
finest goods that we'd select
ed for our Making to Mea
sure business in regular
course; and putting a price
on them, with q risk of get
ting back a new dollar fol
an old one we further deter
mined the quality of the
goods and the low price
should be So attractive thai
buyers could easily see il
their interest to buy. First
they came-a few, increas
ing day by day, until now
you have helped us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03
A MONTH AGO.,

When business was at a
standstill - when hundreds
of our workpeople were en-,
tirely idle and no prospect
for work-too early and toe
warm to think about order.
ing Winter Clothing--we
conceived the thought, Many
buyers would anticipate Win
ter purchases, especially il
great inducements were Of
Ifered; and further, we be
lieved many would be glad
to have a part in setting il
motion the wheels of trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

We yesterday mentioned tho burn
ing of the barn of Fillmore q. Chand-
Ter. near Kennett Square, Pa. on Satur-
day evening. and we now give the fol.
lowing additional particulars: The
barn wns Il large double decker, and
contained 20 tons Of hay, the olts from
six acres, three farm wagons, two
moving machines. reaper and binder,
cart, hay tcdder, horse rake, drill, two
hay wagon beds, sleigh. 600 dressed
posts, 200 bushels OF potatoes, and
other articles, all OF which were de-
stroyed. Fortunately, the live stock
were all saved. The lire was undoubt.
eddy tncendiary. as three men were
seen running from tho barn by several
different persons. The total loss ia
estimated at $500, and there is nm
insurance OF $4,000 in the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company OF Keuuett
Square. The barn was at one time III.
,sured for 10000. but the amount was
reduced to lesscn expenses. MIR.
Chandler is expected home to-day
from his visit TO tho Worlds Fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03
THIRD edition.


Nancy Hanks trotted for per cen
fage OF the gate receipts at Washing
ton Park and her share was over
5000.
W. Wood. by Stelnway. dam Romo.
No, by Antee. recently paced In Cali ]
fornia In 2.0S1l and 1907.
DIreetum. 2.061s; Guy, 2.09s(; Hulda,
S.0e1.; Little Albert. 40; Magnolia,
BIO: Pixley. 2.09s4. and Walter T., 3. 10,
are the new z. 10 trotters Of the year.
Arlon, 2.10%. Is candidate for the
stallion championship.
A mile In 2.06t4 was Nancy Hanks
limit at Terre Haunte on thursday.
just one year ago on that day she
made her record OF 2.04 over the same
course.
Flying Jib carried nine.ounce shoes
Forward and seyen.ounce ones behind
when he paced at the Washington
Park track In 2.0i.
Ayres p. will be sent q mile to beat
his klrkwood record of 03ls, with
running mate, at Belmont course on
Thursday. October 5, A skeleton
wagon with pneumatic-tired wheels
has been specially built for the trial.
Domino's winnings for the year
reach tho extraordinary figures OF
about Si15 600. This is not only the
greatest amount ever won by an Am
cnn horse IN one season, but the great.
est over won by an American horse in
his whole career.
Don j. feathers, owner OF Piyley,
who was on almost even terms with
ak when she made her record OF
207st. thinks that Doble can drive the
daughter OF JAY Gould to record oil
BOG. Plxley is s years Old. and she Is
the mother OF filly by Axtell, now O
yearling.
N But Two sires are credited with two
new $50 . ar-olds, and both arc de
veloped sons ofElectioneer -Palo A Ito
2.0Ss4, and Sphinx, 2.20l3 The form
er's pair arc Rio Alto. . 23si. aud palu
tine. "a, and the Htters Cervus. ? % 4,
and Altoneer, 2.249t. All carry race
records. Rio Alto ard Palatine having
each made theirs In a third heat.
There Is general desire to SEQ Dom
lno. Dobbins and senator CRAZY come
& together over the ellip5s course at
Morris Park, and the hope IS freely In
dulRed that sweepstakes Will he ar.
ranged. to which the New York Jockey
Club shall add reasonable sum.
The fast pacing brigade now in
cludes Mascot 2.0I; Flying Jib, 2O4
Hal Pointer. 2.0iI; Direct.2.05t5 q: Sala
din, 2.O5sl; Johnston, FOG :; Jay-Eye.
See, zoo, Roy Wilkes. 2.O6ts; Rohert
j.. 206$a Guy. 2.064{ W. Wood, 2.OT,
Silkwood. = 0lls; VIII Kerr, 2. or .; on.
tonlon, 2,0ISi; Blue Sign, 2OS
Storm. EOS I; Hal Braden. EOS Z
Manager, 2.0s't; Diablo EOS yinette.
2.O9t4 Prima Donna, 9 GA Crawford
2'U9sli Winslow Wilkes 2.U934.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03
FOURTH edition
Cyrene.

tyEtHes
Cyrene, the greatest of fantastic
dancers, whose fame In Europe and
America has stamped her reigning
craze of the day, Is engaged for the
American tour OF tho comedy 'Niobe"
TO appear during the second and third
acts, at the enormous salary OF $500
per week. Cyrene Is a phenomeno ;
she kicks higher and performs aero
baltic feats while dancing that no other
woman In tho world dared or cnn do.
Her grandmother was the manageress
OF circus, and here Is where she was
taught riding and dancing.
She was taught on the principle Of
the old school method. that Is she had
TO dance certain number OF hours
daily. stand on one foot In certain
positions long time to exercise the
proper muscles and harden them.
Bend, turn and distort her body In any
number OF horrible and painful posi-
tons, and In the case Of any noncom-
pliance of demands was treated to tho
lash or frightened with red hot irons.
hence the acrobatlc features Of her
dancing are startling.
She Is diviDely tall. and divinely
dark, and the high kicking which 10
incidental to her dancing Is character.
lied by the greatest freedom and her
acrobatic tour dc forces has earned
Tor her an enviable reputation-her
method OF regaining her perpendicu-
lar after INDUCING In what Ia known
as The split Is remarkable.
such a combination OF grace and
Athletic training has never before
been seen Oh stage. and though the
Idea Ia somewhat daring there is not q
suspicion OF vulgarity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03


At Pimico yesterday track horses
and drivers were ready and ut p. m.
to-day all the Judges have to do is
ring the bell; horses and drivers will
do the rest. As the race draws near
the interest in the ''Iree-ror.all' pace
Increases. In prospective. the race
seems to have narrowed down to
champion, Mascot and Salrdin. the
horsemen basing their opinions on the
probability OF the heats being paced
below .l0. 1t the hects are spIit,
Nitello is considered dangerous ele.
ment on account of his staying quality.
Green, the driver of SalHdin, came to
TINS city yesterday to get new wheels
for his sulky.
In the lis class, trotting. purse
Si,5O1, Is II. II. McGruy's Sadie NJ. and
Iona s., with fourteen other trotters.
In :the .free-for.all class, pacing.
purse 1880 Is Jas. d. Green's Saladin.
w. j. Andrew'sl Mascot. md six other
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

M ANTED-Iy young man, IA posi-
w zion ia gruCery slnro or 10 drive
wagon; four yGirs' experience; good ref
crenCc. Address H., this Office. 1t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

Emigrants commercial men, tourists.
mariners and miners relating to the
pr reservation of health under conditions
unfavurable to It, may be CLEANED with
OF such persons relating TO the protective
and remedial qualities of llostett"rs
stomach HttcrS. \ very valuable remedy
TO those who traverse the DrIuy deep
OF are subjected to mHlarial Influences or
out door exposure. With as much eel 4
uinty a. Dr. Koch celebrated lymph de-
ntroy1 the organic mierObe the Filters
conntrracts uuhcalthtul germs in malt-
rla-talntei air ard hracdish water. 1t
prevents and removes disnr cr- caused
by poor and unRccnstomcl food. and re-
stores tranquility TO worn out nerves aud
weary brains. Rheumatism. kidney and
hVer COMPLAINT. cramps cole and dys-
pepsla are among the ailments that 1t
EupQues
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

NTANTED.By a young lunm. hoarding
w in n private family. in the western
part OF the city, Address h. X. NJ. this
office. It,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03
FORREST DRAMATIC COMPANY

Young ladies' and gentlemen cnn now
Join the Forrest Dramatic Co.; oxperi-
encc not necessary. Small monthly dues
CALL or WHITE ron CIRCULAR AND
FULL PARTICULARS.
PARL0US, No. 92G MARKET sr.
WIN. GORDON SMITH. Instructor.
Office hours: - tc and to 10 p IN. s22-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

at tho Republican on4s today. In ths
shade:
7o'cIook. 10 o'clock: . o'clock
70 az 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

John q, Adams. proprietor OF the
Pullman House, this morning called
at this Office and denied the story pub.
lished by morning paper TO the effect
That Il man known as "Pud' Ward
knocked down five men In his saloon
last night.
Ward came into the saloon drinking
and was ordered out 10y the proprle-
tor, when, refusing to &C, he started
to assault Mr.. Adams, but the latter
was too much OF n match for him and
gave the drunken customer n severe
lhrnshilg, Mr.. Adams does not pre-
tend to be ''scrgpper, but thinks
himself capable OF defending himself
aud home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

John Stunnard, the champion light
weight ptlgilist Of Delaware in an in
teryiew with reporter this afternoon.
stated that lie would Withdraw his for.
felt Of slUO to light eithey MGriarity or
BOlIen. "a came 1000 miles to make n
match with either of these men, and
now, inter all their talk they refuse to
back my lnIfeit. After this thpy will
have to show their money before
cover Il. My money has been up tor
nine days. SO you see they have had
ample time TO cover IT,
Tho geatlemanly= pugilist is still
suffering from lis arm, bat lac expects
to be In good trim again, probably De,
toro two months,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

w ANrED-Plain sewing. Address by
w letter. Mrs. j. s., this Office. O3-atl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

The Washington Steam Fire Com.
panv last night met and elected WIN.
Metadden. James NJ. llickerson, John
II ShIpley, Robt. c. Porter and Geo.
w. Sasse delegates to tho annual meet
ing of the Delaware State Firemens
Association. These delegates hayo
represented the company az the meet
ings OF the state Association since its
inception.
This company will entertain the
Young America Hose Company OF
New York. FELTON, Fire Company OF
South Chester, Washington Com pony
OF Eonshohocken, PA. con- pany
from New Brunswick. \. j. and dele.
CATION from Elizabeth town, n. j., dur
ing tho parade next week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

An enjoyable evening social was
that given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Warricll
at their home. No. 100 1atnall street
asst evening. Social amusement was
participated In by tho large number
ui invited friends, and later a cola.
ton was served.
MIR. aud Mrs. T.. Warrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. AbNle Mr.. and Mrs. w. Pierce,
Mrs. i. pierce, Miss j. Pierce, Miss
NJ. Gamwell, Miss II. Gamwell.
Miss 4. Wnrrick, Mas NJ. Abele, Miss
win, Messrs. j. Vance, L. AIayna. q.
White. T. Marsey, ". Murs, L. War.
rick. S, Simms AID A. Tuwnsiey com,
posed the company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

Tho Sisters House, 1000 Tatnall
street. is to be formally set apart to.
I'M borrow afternoon. At $50 o'clock il
will he opened for Inspection, ami at
4 O'Clock Bishop Coleman will hold d
services OF Benedictiun. All persons
will be welcomed cordially. Among
others who are expected to he present
lis the Mother of tho SIsterhoud from
Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

BUFFALO, n. y, Oct. Cattle steady; goot
$50 to l,i10 h. steers, si.aDls5.lD; choice ID
lb., Si.6@I.75; others, So I5dti.25; fat COW.
$s.7ita.3.25 fair to good mixed cows an
heifers, $50 Gt3.25 stockers, SIS sg.s5; feeder
s3G3.A'; veals, s.GD7. Hogs firm; corned or,
ers, SHOOT 10; grassers and Michigans, SG.9gG
I; mixed packers, S7QDi.l5; choice heavy, ST.
@i.2O; pigs, 50 4J165O. Sheep and lambs nan
fair to good sheep, S35CG 4;extra wethers.s 81.
fancy export wethers, s5Gl5 20; common to fai
lamng, $i.2jGi 90 good to extra. S4.T5G53O.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

" tsI DHVsTCT W UTTTTTVItH.
Joseph Martin OF Brandywine Sum
NIT, who has ii wide circle OF friends
In our city, was the victim OF an accl.
dent, which occurred n few evenings
recently Mr.. Marlin had come 10
West Chester late In the afternoon
and was driving In tho vicinity OF
Norwyndent Dr, Takers homestead,
early II the evening, when he was
thrown tron his buggy and sustained
. severe fracture OF Die le!. That is
why Mi. Martin does not walk now as
gracefully as OIL yore.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

Before tho Municipal Court this
morning Hannah Butcher. BeniGnIn
Walker James sullivan, Henry lions
John Lnlfy, Eldon IlagNny and james
Marshall were fined for drunkenness.
For acting lIsorIsrly. in the house of
Mabel Melville at No. rs West Elev-
entE street at : O'Clock this morning
George Green was iinel 5lO and costs.
Moses Campbell was fined s. and costs
for acting dl4oldeFly toward his wife
Mary A. Campbell They live at No.
500 East Second streBt .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

All who are Interested la the spread
OF Clrlsts Kingdom among young
men are cordially invited TO DC present
ut d meeting to 10 held in Trinity
Church, Delaware avenue and Adams
Street, Wednesday, Oct 18th, ut III y.
m, under tho auspices OF tho Brother
hood OF st. Andrew
Addresses will he made by prolnt.
nent layncn from Philadelphia and
elsewhere. Delegations will ba pres
Ient I.om the different parishes OF the
city and vicinity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

SHESANpoAH, Pa. oct a.-Joyods in.
telliEeneo was received hero to-day to
tho effect that the employees In ali col.
lleries owned and operated by the
Philadelphia and EaatlnE Company
Will immediately commguce working
on full time, instead ct working Tor
parts OF days only, In addition the
miners will DO paid per cent. above
the 800 basis tho highest wages
paid for many years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

The following transfer oil real estate
was recorded at the EHsinoerirg and
Surveying Department Yesterday:
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co.
to lohn $. Russell, houses ard lots
Nos 40 and III West Second street.
lots i2AS! ieet,
From Robert Writ TO Georgeanna
Kluntl, 40. lS06 West sweet, 2i.2XlOO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03
90 . <zA--
Fell Down IIntci,Any and Died.

Atll O'Clock last night Peter Connel,
aged 81 years. who resides in tho rear
OF 2524 adams street, Philadelphia Ia,
Rnl 10 a wntcAman at Cramps ship,
yard. fell through a hatchway on tile
yacht Columbia nnd wHs fatally in
iured. lie was removed to his home,
where he tied.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

NJ ANT ED A few first class VIII tie
w cooks. al lOllg Mnrkct street. II
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

This season will
be no exception
as we intend
keeping up and
going ahead, if
nnssihle of our
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

Mr. Gharles L. Smith, of the Fair
mount Hook and Ladder Co., Norris
town, visited this city yesterday, to
make arrangements for the company
TO take part In tho coming tiromen's
tournament, the 10th, 18th and 18th OF
this month.
The company Will nave ~ nieh anu q
band in line. They VIII pe the quests
of the Fame Hose Company.
Mr.. Smith was the guest yesterday
of President hugo L. Boutden OF the
Fame Hose Company. lie with his host
and several other ilremen visited
number of fire houses and other
places of interest. Mr., smith left for
nome this morning much pleased with
his visit to Wilmington. and Ia look
ing forward with much pleasure to
his return visit during the EtremsD's
Tournament.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03
A Fortunate Opportunity.
4 Fortunate Opportunity.
Fall OverCOatS,,

We have taken all our
finest I'm ported Kerseys.
Venetians, Cheyiots, Whip.
cords, and during the dullest
season manufactured them
into Fall Oyercoats. 1t gave
us a very large stock. We
shall not wait for the regu.
lsr demand, nor shall we
expect anything near their
actual value. You know
what the highest cost goods
ought to be. All the way
from $l9 to S25. ithout
regard to kind we'll put the
whole of them at $12- on
an average not much more
than half price.
A very attractive stool,
Mems Suits. Very low prices
$40, So, SIS, SIS buys very
satisfactory Suits. 49, fol
All.N COL Trousers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

ENoR PliV NTEs NLE-i9tons of sh
IL hay. ht the tom rlcs. or stuck CHI an.
II applied inr soon. Apply 10 David
App!rbys Hay Market. Tel phone. i11 33t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

Harry 7. Kyle died nj his home. No.
sS8 Orange street, about 30 O'Clock
this morning from abopleXy, aged 36
yeara. Tho deceased was proprietor Of
lie livery business at SIS King street.
lie had only Eoen i'll three days. He
lRayns 4 wife ant tiYe Children. Thu
/ neral arrangements have not boen
made,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-03

L'OR REST \ desirable house, 9ronms
i and bath Apply at 100 West llth
street. o35tl