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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

The Min sicritl Union convened this
morning III the narlOrY Of tho Y. NJ. &.
A. Ecv. Dr Dobbtns presided. Tho
committees on tho appointment OF q
chaplain for the almshouse at Farm.
hurst iepoftcd progress. 1t ID the In
teniion OF Tho committee TO commu-
nicata Will all the pastors and see how
much can We raised towards the pay
men. Of Il chaplain.
IL was hgtccd on that Thursday
evening be.tlo uniform prayer meet.
lug night. 1t viii go into effect Hs
soon rs the different churches agree
to 1t.
The following oNiccrs wcro elected:
President, Rev. }. Il. AiIlligan; vice
presidents, Rev. &. L. Thompson. Rev.
j. c. Lamb. Rev Il. L. Jester,
Rev. T. y. Terry, Rev. T. i. Mason
Eov. Paul lsenaGhmldt Secretary, B.
+. Short. Treasurer lev. W. H.
Heard.
Executive Committee; Rows. j. b.
Qulgg. Noses lIcnth, w L. Lewis.
Geo. T.. thompson, read the essay,
'Pariia ment Of Religions" 1ne meet
ing was cie5cd in due form.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

The members of Tho Majestic Cluh
gave an ev, ming 5ociable to Il number
OF their friends on Thursday evening,
at the residence of the Clubs presi.
dent. Mr.. Cha. l.. Cotton, No. 1919 W,
Sih street. Tho evening gds pleasant
~ spent in danclnF, Staging and play
ing tho gnnleS when were Of an eajov-
ahla nHt'uc To To the participants. MIR
Oscar Guuert and John Cotton acting
in the capacity oil fioor managers
While tlle dancing was IN progress, re
roivea the congratulations oilhose whit
vrre present for the able manner IL.
which they rGri ormad their duties.
Tho -'nging consisted uG Il solo by
Mr. BD ton a Guett by Misses Percy
and Told, II maiu quartet by tile club
members consisting OF John Cotton
Harry u ven. Harry Hobbs. Samuel
iiolton rendered several piroas In q
very pleasing manner. Alter every
ono had enjoyed themselves in sing
Ing and dancing, they were Invited TO
pariahn OF the delicacies which had
been prepared in the dining room.
After partaking of tho same they
agRin returned to tho parlor, where
everything Was coon IN an uproar and
confusion aud enjoyment relgned SUI
prcme until tho wee sna' hours were
reached, when the guests after very
pleasant evening, wounded their way
home amidst laughter. all woll pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
The ladies and gentlemen present
were: Misses blanche Ainscow. Bessie
ilolton, Laura Todd, Fannie Peacock.
Matte Supple. Nellie GouGrt.Z Laura
Gutnals, Sarah Percy, May Colo, josie
lrock. Alice Sedder, Martha Stewart.
Eilla Hutchinson Flornuce Egea Het-
tin Ruhio aud Katie Evns; Messrs.
Chas L. Cotton, John Cotton. Wm. G.
Blair. 1hos J.l}owen, Cesar q. Gouert,
Grant W iIkins. Harry lloDbs, Samuel
Bolton Myro Henderer. bel MeIiin
turk, Walter rllwell. Harry Girven
larry TazwcH. John Dunn. Wiikin
Strayhorn, iiuSry I4tttlu. John Bul.
ger ami Chls HulEer,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

The poor oil the town are being look
ed after by the different church suri-
cites.
Robert Martin, chief engineer OF tho
Baltimore Water Department. who
dropped dead In the cit? Hall at Balll-
moro on Friday, had three sisters liv-
ing hare Mrs Sarah Bauersou. Misses
Georgia and Halle Martin.
The lItna Fire Company did good
serylre on Saturday evening IN cNtin-
gushing tho ilamrs In William linrri-
gan'5 house on Chonte street, sur
posed to have caught fire from a
spark from the stove. Damage about
$50
Rev. Or. Vallindlgham, who Ia liz his
6oth year closed his 10th year OF min
istelial service at Head OF Chr!stlanu
Church on SUNDAY. ANA will RETRO from
the ministry. lie Is vol beloved by
all OF his congregation,
The supper at lhe Head OF tho Chris
tlana Church on Thursday night last
nettnd $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Brown colo
DRAFTED the 18th anniversary of their
marriage On Thursday evening
Thanksgiving Day WILL Ire observed,
all business places being closed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Sole agency FOR \. 4 G. Fischer
piano. over "a 600 in use. DCaruorn.
BIZ Shlpiey street, Wilmington,
Iadies took for lIuhays Pipe and
fine cigars for MINIS Largest assort.
mont. Dmste.H. . l.as' Second
A coiored womau, living Ia one Of
our preachers tatnlllos resdlnE on
tho west side. has i've i!EEera ana one
thumb on Onr Of her hands. Tho tin
gers are all perfect.
Why don't you go 10 ~ Market
street ior your cough !TOps' WO have
tar and honey, huurAoand, lnmon
lime. paIngoric, tGabsrry, orange and
also rock AMI rye dryps, fresu every
daN Hollis.
mo wasor olpe Of the wash paya Of
@ orgp Taylor residing at NJ. SIC AGL
Bulrn street underneath OF the front
parch, burst on sunday.
lheaxle on the milk wagon OF WIN
BO' ! bGGks THIS morning In turainl
of n the street ear track on Marie
ab""e Seventh Street,
sheriff uoull sold this morning n
10 o'clock tho EeIspual prouorty o
tjibs DIS Morocco Company, corner O
Third and Adams strccts 10 !. EarHes
Smith. attorney, Ion $1,000. cOnsistiu!
o. dressed skins, iitc rroof s,rc, of'lr,
fElurn- nAtniuery etG. Win A
Buk.lt was the d4gtloueer.
q In tie United States District Caea
At Baltinoro, hbraA /, nomu4on
m stef vs. the tirnrEe ". Bush !
y us o on trial today.
A the regular meeting of Dai5,Sar
IOd -. No. rs, b. Of K. T the man
bets voted unanimously to Sanction
the StTlke on the shith YsiIay Ral
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

The Y. NJ. @. A. football team OF thIE
city was again defeated by the Upland
eleven al Chester Saturday afternoon,
the score being 10 to 3. Many admir-
ers OF the home eleven accom- panied
them on their trip OF defeat, but as the
game was decided by weight and not
by agility and skill thoy returned
home downhearted. Neither eleven
scored In the first half. but when play
began in the final half the Upland boys
went at 1t In "Dulr style and never
stopped until thoy had secured the 10
points. Tho homo boys think they
would have won had not Hayes brok.
en- hls nose, Pierce sprained his ank e,
and MahnGfv been badly bruised, which
neeessltated the substituting Pierce.
Watson and LeMaistre. Hoffman and
Pimn We're referees and umpire. A
large crowd were In attendance.
Alas! alasr' said the man from bel,
We stand no show In the game;
Dilr left halI-b ch has sprlirR his kncc
AMI our right end rush Is lame.
Our quarterback has Il hl oxen nose.
The centres been kicked in the eve.
And we don't stand al Cnihly bit of
show
And he turned away with sigh.
And the man who had read of the
strength Of Y. NJ q. ~,
And tue way they worked the wedge, "
Was afraid TO back - crippled team
And buried away to hedge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Rev. Isaac Jewell, in Epwortl
Church. preached to about 800 mem
bers oil tho Order of Knights OF Colder
Engle yesterday morning, lie took
his text from Nehemiah VII. 10: "rheI
he SAID unto them, Go your way, eat
the tat. drink the sweet, and send poi
lions unto them for whom nothing IL
prepared; for this. day Is holy unto OUT
Lord; neither DO ye sorry, for .he JOY
OF tho Lord is your strength"
In his Introduction MIR. Jewell sale
that tho Jewish nation was aud still Is
sacred organization. He spoke OF
the marks and pass words they used
and compared than to the Knights OF
the Golden Eagle. lie spoke OF their
/ legal and moral right to use marks
| and pass words. lie said that TIL
knights OF tho Golden Eagle wer.
husnd on the Christian faith and that
they owe moro TO that than to any.
thing else in their plan OF organiza
! tlun.
/ lie then took tho part Of tho text re
fcrrins to dividing tho portions, ant
compared il with the benefits derived
from the order. lie sail that during
tho lust twenty-five months about
| SSi,010 Ind beon paid out by tn,
Knights OF tho Golden Eagle In dealt
benefits. MIR. Jewell said: "All or
CARNATIONS give evidence of mani
skill. Man is the builder OF history
/ no man, no history. Man islthe glor}
aud scandal OF tile universe. Man l.
the greatest joy OF God and the great
est surIow. Man advances the W
building Of n nation, IN morals. gov
erHmcnt and spirituality"
In closing tho preacher referred t.
tile sIeathcss OF this country for til
development OF secret organizations
10 illustrated this by comparing thu
| with tho Gueciau, ltoman and uesre Sc
I nations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

For challenging Proprietor Bryan,
OF the Richmond Times. to fight q
duel, Jefferson Wallace was fined ST
and imprisoned an hour" said thC
Philadelphia Record on Saturday
morning.
1t Is probably unknown TO many
Wilmingtonians that there are laws
on Delawares statute books prohibit
ing deuling hut such is the fact. tina
nIsdemoanor being punishable by d
line of one thousand dollars, i'm
prisonef for three months and for
ever be disqualified and incapable oil
holding any position OF honor trust
or profit in the State. This law an
piles to any one who shall aid, second
or encourage the lighting, whether 1t
be fought or not.
In ease death should result TO either
oil tho parties murder would he
charged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
FIFTH edition.


The Superior Court in aud for New
Castle county convened this morning
with Chief Justice Lore and Assooiafe
Judges Cullen and Marvel on the
bench.
When the list OF civil cases was gone
over for final disposition, Senator
Anthony Higgins, COUNSEL for tho
plaintiffs In the suits OF Henry L.
lhurchman vs.. Philip II. Clark, same
VI. Henry L. Churchman. and Emma
A. Clark W.. Henry L. Churchman.
sshod that the cases be passed. They
mad been on the list six yenrs. but this
was tho iiret intimution bo had of them
ever being brought into court The
cases were ordered to the last of tho
list.
The suits OF the Lycoming Fire In.
surancc Company vs.. Stephen Down
ey AMI VIM. Beadankopf wore passed
until this afternoon.
When the suit of Samuel ID. Forbes
vs.. the Mayor and Council was called.
Alessrs. Conrad und Elliott announced
That they were ready for trial.
Attorney Byrne announced that he
was also reldy Tor trial in tho case OF
Arthur II. Wilson vs.. the Harlan and
| IlOlllngsworlh co. Mr.. llilles will as
| slst Mr.. Byrne, while Low Bird will
represent the defendant.
y, baldwin L. Springer was admit
ted to practice at the bar on the recon-
mendation of Harry Emmuns.
Cnas. i. Stewart. owing to illness,
was excused from serving on the jury
panel.
Tho suretles OF Sheriff Gould came
INTO court and removed their recognl
Hnnces OF tho bond of $50. 600. The
honusmen are Goo. w. Vernon, JOSEPH
Gould Winfield s. Quigley and Dan
| lei L. Stewart.
In the suits of Harry Richards We.
the r., W. & Is. Il. Il. Co. and Wesley
Il. Parsons Va. the same company, At
tOrney Ward asked that special juries
10 drawn to decide tho case.
Andrew l.. Sanborn asked for a rule
to show cause why certain foreign ut.
tachmcnts secured In this State against
the Wellman Iron ard Steel Com pany
of Chester by Thomas b. West Foun
dry Company. l.. Il. Wistar and Com
pany and Samuel a, Crozler and Sons
should not DO quashed ON tine ground
that receiver w. Is. Bromall had besL
appointed prior to the issuing OF
the at tachmonts.
The rulo was issued and made re.
turnable on Saturday ornlng.
a Jury was drawn to try the case OF
Samuel ID. Forbes vs.. tho Mayor and
Council of WILMINGTON.
At II 10 o'clock court adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

The extra meeting was better than 1t
has been yet at the First NJ. l.. Church
last night. After Rev. Il. Il. Jester hui
preached sermon there wero per.
sons came to the altar, all of whom
were happily converted. There have
been II conversions during tho revival.
Tie meetings. will continue during the
week. Tie service Will commence
each evening at : 80 O'Clock.
The annual supper will he held this
year. under the auspices OF tho Chris.
tian Eudeuvor Society, ON Wednesday
evening Dec. 18Th.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
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NntE,.t,.

There will 10 Fenst Of Weeks held
in MI. Joy III T.. Church. South vii.
miuaton. commencing Monday even.
Ing, Nov. 27th, and continuing each
evening duriuG the Week. consisting OF
concerts, fan drill. exhibitions etc. A
select number al ladies' OF said church
will tpread their tables laden with all
tue dplIcaeies OF the SEASON. This on.
tertainment Is for the benefit OF the
trus tees. Tie church is heavily bur.
dened with debt. with very small
membership. We appeal to all OF our
churches to come over and help us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

George ~ Beeson, who has cupied
a butcher stall in the Eighth street
market for twenty.four years, died at
his home. No. SIS Madison street. on
saturday night, OF heart disease lilo
was about As years OF age and was
born near Newark. lie leaves wife
and three sons.
Mr. Beeson was an active member Of
Delaware Lud9e. No. D. A. Q. U, w.
Ills funeral will take place on Wednas-
day afternoon at 80 o'clock. The in-
torment will be ut Riyervlew Crm-
CttrS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

At jackson. Mrs University Of
Mississippi, 30; Southwest Baptist
University. o.
At New Orleans, La.-1'ulnne Uni.
,yersity, AZ; University OF Baton Rouge,
ILu.. 0.
At Lnwrenceville, n. J.-rrinceton
'9T, u; l.nwrencevilIe. q.
At Va. hinGton. Pa. Washington
ana Jefferson College. u; Western
University. 0.
Al Kansas city. No University CT
Michigan, .; University OF Kansas. 0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

MI. n. Spieles the enterprisinE
farmer upon Mr.. T.. r. Williamsons
place, in BrandvwiHe Hundred, has to
follow out the saying OF tho Bible,
land has torn down Ills barn TO build
greater lie las % head of cattle and
8 head of horses. The stable room not
being largo enough he has added an
rddltion, and now has thnm all under
roof.
All of these are fed from material
raised upon the place. with the oxcep.
ton OF o little grain, which is pur.
chased at the various brewerieS. thus
making pleaty Of manure. Any one
passing this farm can see the improve.
ments that have been made since lie
has Ueen upon ii.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
Diamond. Council. No. ;. ,lr. O. U. A.
NJ. Monday evening, Smith Building.


FURRY -Tnthis city, on November -,
benjamin 7. FURRY In his tiuth year.
kclltiYes and friends are rcsnectfully
invite | to nttcll the funeral ir IN his
laie re- tleFC". No. ~ West seventh
street on Tuesday afternoon ut = O'Clock.
BpYLAN At lis North Franklin street
on the 4htil inst =, Mary l.. Bnylan. vile
OF iiohcrt 4. lioNlAn, aged y years.
Relatives. friends aud mciahers Of the
Order OF Hallway Conductors arc invited
tualtcnl hrE luiI raj from hen bate RES
dcnr', on Wednesday, he Hath inst, at
1l.an Al III. I'M crncnt at RiNcrview Gem
terry.
BEESON Iii this city, on November =,
teOrgu NJ. Brcson, in his iSfi year.
Relatives and friends aud Dclawa q
Lodge. M. 3, q. I. W. are invited Ia
att"ud the iuucr!l from his late resi-
d,siirr, No. SiH AlHritsun street, on Wed.
nesdaN NOyFmhcr %. at 2.3o =. IN, Inter
mcnt at ItiNGlN.cS Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Rev. Az. keigwiu prcaehea an in.
terest,ng sermon n thu West Prrsby.
iernn Church. on sunday morning, 10
large eouTI eEalIon. ITO sermon
continued Inan" new iets, but We
hhye uut time 10 attempt even sy-
nopais. lie hwClt 1T lehgtH on the idel
that "ti0d "a love, AID Lot an ASeu.
ger aud said hn thought that II the
children welr So taught i revolution
might soon 10 wrought ia tho " Grid,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Captain William thompson died on
his farm near Laurel on saturday. TIE
captain served as IL drummer boy IA
the war OF tsI2. lilo had passed. his
9Gth lnl!e stone, ili he N III trr.rl SIX
timnS, was tho father of II eli dsan
tile glandlathnr o. 50 and the great
grandfather Of 20.
Tie ueiShhurhooi was much ex.
cited over tho doIth OF Mrs frances
Baker Ieiirt Of II jake Baker, wl4.rh
tool p.nca sulder4y on Friday morn
Ing he lady was 80 years OF age
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

"fheu this Daniel was preferred above
tho presidents anu princes, hccause an
excellent spirit was,iu INN and the.king
thought 10 set him over tho whole
realm.n Ibis was the text Rev.. II.
Miliignn talked from in his address to
ovlr one hundred meinhera oil The or
der OF the SAinld OF Honor III the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning. 1t was ali interesting, in
structive aud an eloquent discourse.
lie spoke of Daniel as an honorable
man, and IL was this that brought him
10 such "a high positlnnin the Kingdom
OF Babylon. lie spoke of hts deeds OF
honor. He said that the conditions Of
the brotherhood OF the Shield OF Honor
were that man must he sound in
body and mind, of good moral charac-
ter, have social qualifications and 40.
knowledge supreme Being. In cloP>
ing he said that to 10 Il man OF honor
one must have tho shield OF faith, such
as Daniel had.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
Unframed Hats.

One lot Children's Felt Hats, all coll
oTs and shapes. 39c: worth G5c
ono lot Ladies' Elmo Felt Hat all
shapes. in black, blue and brown ISc;
worth I5c.
one lot Black Tips. three in n
bunch, with or without aigretts. 49,;
worth SOC.
Prince Of Wales-coored tips, all
Shapes and tints, 4Sc; worth 15c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Assoc IArEn i; INRITIEs,
liNatfs Mnlitnry Band rruf. P"rry,
nit.elau, " tta,1u NeInpl Hnmur'st ,
,nrah t. Tmnrv. elocIlrirn 1; SAN.
nH9 hain James, .tud huruOrtst. II '-lt'
nChITS. ID GtNT~,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

A very PLEASANT tme was spent by
the numerous friands OF II. Crawford,
Al his home. III W. Sth street, on
saturday evening, where they had
gathered 20 celebrate his 18th birthday.
Music and games were keEt IN uutil n
late hoar. after which rofreahments
woro tErvdd. The party tlen dis
persci, each declaring that they Ind
thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Among thbse present were: Misses
White, l.. (iammrli and 4. Gammell,
OF Nov { astie; Misses one Nickerson,
]. Eniglt. u. lrew. Mr.. and Mrs. traw-
ford Mrs H. Steward Mira Cooper,
Mes.rs. 5 Owmau. Ar Murphy II.
Harding. [ Hooker. u. I;!ce. 4. Beatty,
II ComertuTd, ~. Miller, and others
of this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

y oluE WILMINGTON Ludgr M / \
y .. Z. NsaNr tuNItei 10 Nt"ul tha
iuhnral Ut titu5r dec 10 ii hruta ers Hruia.
IN L. Furry fro % hiSttta -iGicHrr ili
", Il :-">"t'bztt,rt uu / I l.~D.kl. NON.
= II IN.
Nv ~ 'lcror luiiN TAT.
ii Ma WuEkuuu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Wesley Parsons, well known farm.
or, OF Laurel, aged 10 years died from
exhaustion caused by hiccoughs on
Friday last. lie had been Joking with
some friends and WAS taken with II
laughing lit, which led to hicc lughs
wi ich lasted for two hours, wien lie
fell on Ills scat dead,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Mrs. Margaret $. Riddle. widow OF
George Read Riddle, ext nited States
Representative. who died at nor nome
nj Eleventh and King streets. Friday
night, aged I'll Years, was buried to.
dny. Rev. L. u. Cabell talked on the
lie of the tlec9ased both rs Chris.
tlan and a charitable citizen. Intor-
ment was made in tho Wilmington and
Bfandywina Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Tho artist who selected tho eolors
and painted the two houses located at
Lancaster Avenue and BroOme street
certainly did very pretty piaGo Of
work. In our estimation thera Is not
prettier effect shown anywhere in
contrast nnd blending Of coors that
Is pleasng to tho eyes ard worthy Of
any ohs'3 attention should certainly
visit this neighborh0od,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

STOCKS, prRln altd provisions bought OF
sold Tor cash or On margin Of per cont
or moro, commission, : To buy and . Il
sell Deposits received. Interest allowed
ore pOndCnCe invited.
Private wirCs TO New YORK and Chicago
ijaily mgrket circular matted on uppii.
ca ION
Telephone No. III
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

CHICAGO. lit. NOV. 90 The billiard
match between Schaefcr and Ines was
tho greatest In Ito history of tho
game, Alter ! hours play S .haefer
WAS declared wilmer by score OF
4nnu to "at5. II WIS witnessed by
large c'owd of enthusiastic sports.
men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

These are he cases scL for trial be-
fore the superior Court to morrow:
Perkins. administrator, VI. Ida V.
Wilson; Rehccca EmmoLs vs.. Hope
Lodge No. u, /. o. o. T.; john s
Dane. in, vs. Goo. u. Armstrong; Ca
pelle hardware 90. vs. MAYOR and
Council of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27
Millinery Department

We are acknowledged by all to be
the headquarters in Millinery Goods
hone dispute this. Our trimmed hats
are, without doubt. the handsomest,
dres lest and prettiest of any in vii
minEton, and the prices are only half
CT what yOn pay elsewhere.
Elegant Trimmed Hats Of finest veil
vet, trimmed with best material and
In match!ess style. Others charge 50
our price, S3.9S.
HeantiTuI Trimmed Hats. some fine
PlateauN and SILK Velvet Hats, trim.
me with best material. Others charge
81; 1N-our price, S3iS.
Fine Satin and Felt Hats, trimmed
In pretty ana becoming STYLE at SlgS,
s!.4S. sos, worth IS $3i5 and 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

And literary entertainment Hnt
Thanksgiving supper turkey. chicken
salads. rtc. thursday evening, Nov
1Oth. 1898, Union Chapter Of Epwortl
cague, in Union NJ. T. Church, begin
Ming at $50. Tickets, u cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Charles 5. Li'ey IN driving out the
philadelphia pike TO the top OF Penny
Hill and then taking the Marsh road
to Bethel Church, RrandywinO Hun.
dred, lost his horse bl1nket. The
Hinder will receive reward on re-
turning II to him ut the factory of W
5. Jones x Co. on Walnut street near
Front.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Several line overenats uncallcd Tor
Will 10 sold at sacrifice. Overcoats
for IS, -, so SIC, worth double the
money. Also several pants, suits.
coats and vests, equally as cheap.
Liverpool ~ London Merchant Tsilors,
I'll Nnrknl slrNnt -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

toiuu iiIHpd buy cranbeIries tor Thanks-
giving only lru 1T; sweet crInLlch peas.
only ic u IT We baNc put eyer ythlng
down to hard pan. You should have Sty.
cr.-i puuuds ct This lea we arc selling at
- Il can; II II truly worth Doe Figs aud
pIumelins Tor Tnanksg wing. Mrs kUrer
says slowed tigs in Your pumpkIn pie
mike II rich. delaware peachrs one
round can OF Cocoon coffee FOR Ne; il is
most delicious. We have coffee Ia sun I'll
purses from Zoe 10 h0c H. Onr Columbia
syrup ~ ihc a takes the cake, W. have
new beans nud hOminy new corn AMI
Tomatoes Pc ldOwb! ook peas for cattle
healthy 1G quart; cream boncis-. cod
fish. tue mRrksTci.= new shad. fat and
Large SllH'r Ran huttcr good eggs. Hin
bushels potatoes. T. NJ, WEIR cor F.fih
anu King streets. n.1.Ct'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Pants made 10 your order. IS, 81. 81.
Suits to order, sig, sl5. flS. Over
coats to order, il2. sl5, SlS. Satisfae,
ton guaranteed. Liverpool X London
IaiIors, W. II. Loeityer, manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

What yoE can get for little money
these hard times at Beeeher's photo.
graph gallery, and be surO OF the
number, $50 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-11-27

Everybody should attend the supper
to DO held In Brandywine n. L. Church.
22d and Market streets, on Thanks
giving evening. Tickets 10 cents,