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GENERAL MARKETS.
South Omaha Live Stock.

UNION STOCK YARDS, 1
SOUTH OMAHA. June 10. {
CATTLE-Receipts, 2. 400 head: 1900 to 100
lbs. SL7e05.15; 100 to 1900 lbs. $4.350475; 900
to 100 lbs, S3.900L25: choice COWS, S35gO4.10;
common cows, $I.7592.75; good feeders, $3.50
slow and easier.
HOGS Receipts. 500 head: light. 5000
6.55; mixed. S6.35Gs.s0: heavy. $5.350s.5O. Mar
ket opened sc higher; closed Sc to 10c lower.
SHEEP uttons. 81. J0G5.5o; lambs. $500
06.5O. Market steady.
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Reciprocity Convention.

ST. PAUL, June 9.-The executive COM
mittee of the reciprocity convention has
decided that the next convention be held
at Duluth between Oct. and Is. The
committee viii, before the convention
meets, prepare platform and scheme Of
reciprocity and some proposition as to
deep water navigation.
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An omaha Rank FaiIs.

OMAHA, June 13.-The McCague Saw
ings bank was turned over to the state
banking board, as a result of steady
drain of deposits for month. The own
ers promise that depositors viii be paid
in full. They have paid out in the last
80 days about $40, 600. The deposits
amount to over 800, 900, and are mainly
tied up in real estate loans, which are
good, but of course cannot be realized
upOn now
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FataI tenement House Ffrs.

New YoRK, June 1.-THE six-story
building filed with sweater shops" at
Nos. 10 and u Montgomery street,
caught fire, and in the mad rush to the
streets of the $50 souls working there at
the time, i've were killed and several in
jured. All the occupantsof the building
were Polish Hebrews.
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nnLe al Ynraena ID Nen YorlL.

NEW York, June 12.-The duke of
Veragua and party arrived here Sun
day evening and were driven to hotel
Brunswick. Commander Dickens said
that he was not yet prepared to give out
any of the plans for the entertainment of
the duke and duchess in New York.
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He is a member of
the senate commit
tee on agriculture
and forestry, and
as such is also a
member of the sub
committee on cat
tie and grain. Sen
ators Washburn
and Roach are also
on the committee,
but not yet on duty.
Chicago was Sc
lected as the start
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Beats the Yield of California.

CHEYENNE, June IA letter just re-
ceived from Miners Delight gives par
ticulars of E. G. Bartlett's discovery in
the South pass in Fremont county, Wy
oming. Experts says that there are
millions of gold in sight. The gold is
found in Pottsdam cement, and is the
largest and richest body of this mineral
discovered
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Chieaeo I've SOD.
OIIC1I8O LlEo 51OChs
UEIoE Stock YARDS.

UNION STOCK YARDS.
CHICAGO. June -. 8
The tone of the cattle market was fairly
firm. continuance Of the present light runs
must soon result in better prices being paid.
but the best the sellers could do today was 70
hold the market steady. The hog market re-
unained firm
CATTLE-Receipts. $3.50 head: common to
extra, Sa9O15.9J: stockers and feeders, $500
G5O; cows and heifers. S1.50D42l
HOGS-Receipts 1000 head; heavy, S6.T5
a7.l0. mixed and medium, 1856 17.O5; light
S5.000700.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head: poor TO choice.
s35O05 Is: lambs Sf.50a7.&
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THE
GOOd|aDd Commercial TO-,
GEO. H. AUSTIN. Manager.

pin in Wind cave. To do so he lead the
committee, consisting of Judge j. 81.
Boomer and W. q. Germond, 80 miles
through the many winding passages Of
the cavern.
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lTassacIIusetfs I.auneT.ed.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE big bat
tie ship Massachusetts was successfully
launched at Cramps ship yards at ESQ
a. m. in the presence of Secretary Her
bert, Attorney General Olney and Il, 900
others
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Hor SPRNGs, S. D., June 1O.-After
so hours incessant toll and mental strain
Mind Reader Johnstonc, while blind
folded. succeeded IN finding the secreted
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TWO GREAT INDUSTRIES.

Cattle and Grain Being Investigated by
United States Senator PETER
CHICAGO, June 1f.-United States SEN
ator w. A. PETER is in the city conduct
ing an investigation into the live stock
and grain interests He is q mann her Of
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win Come to the Fair ON His Wheel.

FORT DODGE, Ia, June 13.-Dr. Gar
field of Algona, is making preparations
for a bicycle trip to the Worlds fair
Heis over rs years old. He figures on
making the distance, something over
400 miles, In less than nine days. He
has planned to meet the racing Chadron
cowboys In this vicinity and join in the
race to the fair grounds.
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Heavy Detalcat,ons.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Defalcations
aggregating SO, 800 have been discovered
in the Irving savings institution, SO
Warren street.
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nFeKin1er Renoninated.

COLUMBUS, O., June 1O.-The Repub-
ican state convention renominated Will
lam Mckinley, Jr., for governor
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Graves TO Be fried In September.

DENvFR, June 14.@The trial OF DIR.
Graves has been laid over TIL the Sep
tenber term Of court.
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Chicago Grain and PrOvIsIons.

wHEAT-June, o5sSc; July. Os74c; septem-
coRN-June. ss5sc; july. 4Os4c; September.
0AT7June. s0Nc; July. &c; September.
sc.
PORK-July. 5000. September. 5000.
LARD-JuRe. $1,000 July. SlGs0 Septem-
Der, s10zn
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z WE desire to announce to ourpa- =
irons that we have received di- =
= rect from the largest Oriental import =
z ing house in this country rare and =
= varied assortment of the artistic and =
z useful products of Japan, China, Tur- =
z key and Persia and which are gener-
3 ally only to be found in the great e
& Japanese Bazaar stores of the leading =
Z cities Fans, Fancy Goods, Curios, =
3 Presents, House Decorations, Lac .
3 quer-Ware and thousand and one e
z attractive items. We will popularize =
z in price goods which are growing =
= rapidly into popularity and which Z
= have hitherto been quite high priced. =
3 What we are able to show you in the
e one item of fans alone will astonish =
= you, A visit to our store does not =
= imply any obligation to purchase. e
= We are always pleased to show our .
= goods. =
M. e. SHARP. z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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ESSIrything but Facts Eliminated For Our
Readers CONFERENCE.-The Many Hap
penlngs of Seven Days Reduced From
Columns to Lines.
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FoRD's OLD THEATER.

ords were retained in the substantial,
war department building
proper. So the comforting official assur-
ance is given that while 81 clerks
have been killed, the pension records are
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

The dawn OF this memorable day is
hailed with gladness by the people in
all Christian climes We say memoir.
able, as 1t Is not only reyered as the
anniversary OF the birth OF one who
Bpake as never man spaKe,r but Us the
era of new civilization. which is being
gradually extended to the remetesb
corners of the earth, modifying and
elevatlng the dispositions of all the
Inhabitants thereof. Savages are be.
ing gradually enlightened bigotry Is
disappearing the thumb.screw and rack
have been consigned to the tomb OF
the Capulets, the tires of Sheffield will
mover be rollghted, love ami charity
are becoming paramount, and the day
Is approaching when the different re-
Hgious sects will be embraced IL one
common brotherhood, and become
more potent for the promotion of
truth and righteousness than ALI army
with banners I4aborers in Chrisls
vineyard should take fresh courage,
rs the chariot OF progress rolls on.
ward.
The perveraity ortse wicked must
eventually give way before tn sub.
lime doctrines that are particularly
emphasized on every recurring Christ
mas, and although alnsh ouses iuns
and reformatories may still lie sup.
Piled with Inmates all must mora son.
AihlV fnal THAR NJ siitrntiE,,, .. al ,t.
neighbors as themselves, and prasi.
DENTS. potentates ard generals, follow.
Ing their great exemp.ar. will cuitt.
waite the arts or peape so that the
Sword MAY eventually DO beaten into
The plough share, the spear into the
pruning hook, and men learn war no
more" while the united nations sing
the grand ia neum,' All hail
Christmas! may 1t be rsyered as long
rs the world stlniS or time en-.
aures.
Then again Christmas ia particular
ly a day of rejoicing among the
young folks; it is emphatitally chill
dren's day. they are ready to count
their toys a5 vel! Gs more valuable
gifts. Even the poorest have some.
thing In prospect something to hope
for, something to live for, something
60 gain to make them wiser und hot.
Ser. The darkest elou has silver In
Ing, and there will bea brighter future
There Is plenty OF everything in ON
land. enough to make all happy InC
rich out of their abundance shonlC
not forget the poor family around the
corner, as every sacrifice will be fol
lowed By a blessing ami add to tbs
store OF the donor To all va say. "a
Merry Christmas and q Happy NeA
Year"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

The charge OF robbery and ext ortion
through and by the tariff. proceeded
from politicians and theorists. The
laborers did not complain of Baron
Robbers, as they were getting good
wages and were comparatively we'll
of. The railroad companies who pur-
chased the iron made no complaint of
extortion or imposition, and the farm
ers did not complain that they were
unjustly taxed for the benefit OF
others. IL was reserved for SGT OF
politicians who wished to get Into
flee, to raise the cry OF tariff reform
and through the influence OF tho cry
Of Democracy, majority OF the
voters were beguiled into voting with
them. The result has been a loss 81
great that it is impossible to compute
it, and the end cannot be foretold.
The designing demagogues who are
responsible for the present state oil
things. refuse to admit their responsI
billy, and still fawn on the men whom
| they deceived and whose interests the
sacrificed. The workmen who are no'
idle may repent of their folly, an
learn to avoid future evils II they pos
sess sufficient ssnsa to distinguish b.
tween their duty to their country AM
their duty to their party.
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Acrostic.
A Merry Christmas.


by AMBROSE s. oTTRY.
A rousing apeech-aet up; breakfast
Men acquire acuteness; women are
born with 1t.
Evil be to him who evil thinks of 1t,
Hest Is In heaven and we are on the
earth. where nothing liyss but
crosses. cares and grief.
Religion 10 the dominion of the soul.
1t is the hope of life the anchor
OF safety. tho deliveranee OF the
soul.
You will find people ready enough to
do the Samaritan without Tho oil
and two pence.
Certain triiling flaws sit as Disgrace
FULLY on a character OF elegance
dress.
He who purposely cheats his follow
man, would purposely cheat his
God,
Remembr that dogs have their days,
and come OF them try to monopol-
ize the whole night.
1t Is a bachelor who always knows
how children should be brought
up, but he rorgets tho way gener-
ally after marriage.
Some mems favortte prejudice is tho
move of their mind. which they
follow into whatever predicanent
il may lead them.
The lazy fellow who emigratns to es-
cape work. brings hard tunes with
him.
Marriage with peace is the worlds
petadisei with strife 1t ls purga-
tory
a man or woman that Ia tattler, Is
worse than II grubworm. Their
character shines by their own
lights.
Signalling children. a heartless jade. q
/ worthless bore and u liar. are the
things that try the patience of the
/ best of men.
I Claymont, Dec. 2lst. 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Tho livery Evening charges that
Messrs. pickels ana Hastings intend to
turn out the various employees in the
Water DepartHrSs ana pat in tn5lr
places certain Republicans. Mr..
Hastings says there 10 no truth in
such charge but his denial do not
prevent the reporter from repeating
t. We have not heard whisper OF
any probab.e change af.l wo 10 not
suppose one is contemplated. Yet In
view Of tho action Of Democrats in
turning lfepubiicans ont OF positions,
In order to reward members o. their
paEtY. we womb net 10 irpr sed That
the commissioners s.tofiia III kA some
changes that would not de ract II, tile
least from the Efficiency Of The depart.
ment. lie terms OF four Of tbs lie.
publ lean trustees OF the poor vii. cN
pire nett month and their pia es will
be illed By Democrats aud the mam-
bers Of that party are ready engaged
In the selection OF men to fill tile va.
rioas Offices connected with the aims
house. That Is all right in Demo
cratic eyes, but when Republicans at
tempt to exercise simitur power ter
r.bie howl Is raised. such course Is as
nIeanas It is coDlem ptible and anyon
possessed Of particle Of honor must
be heartily ashamed OF 1t. Let justice
be universal and the right which one
man claims be accorded to otheis
Only swinish nature prompts to
monopoii2s all, while generous ma
ture prompts to SHARING the good
thlngs of life with others
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City Council met last evening, and
when the bills OF the Police Commits
sion were read Mr.. Smith objected to
those from Justis b Davidson for $40.
|Dog-oatcher Hayden for $S7, Baillff
Geo. Ttlghmanfor 1880, David APP
pieby for SS.33. and Mrs. Kate Scout
for $40. The first bill was tor clio thing
for the dog-catoher, the second for
catching dogs, the third for witness.
Ing the killing of dogs and the two
Others for the rent OF dog pound and
city pound.
Mr.. Smiths objection was that the
bills were charged to the police appro-
priatlon when they were not audited
by the com mission rs requested by
law. MIR. Ratledge said that it was
right to charge the bills to the police
appropriation because 1t had boon in
icluded as part of their appropriation
When he was appointed by the com
mission that body always paid the ex-
'penseS OF the dog-catoher.
Mr.. Smith said the Police Commits
sion had not asked for such an appro-
prtation and had never made ons for
the purpose. Mr.. Ratledge said that
tho Police Com mission had favored
the paying of ex-dog-catcher Connel II
out OF their appropriation. MIR.
/ Tyre moved that the bills be allow.
ed and the question of charge be re
ferrsd to the Finance ana loan Com
Imitteee. MIR. Staats said there were
several bills of the same kind and II
woull ba well to have decision upon
tho matter. MIR. Tyres motion was
: then carried. MIR. Smith objects to
paying Justis 4 Davidson's bill for pc
lice clothes because the law does Il OF
allow n dog.catrher to wear Il uniform.
MIR. Ratledge wanted to know il the
Police Commission uniformed the
dog catcher when they appoint him.
MIR, Smith said they did but that he
paid for 1t himself
! MIR Tyre then wanted to know why
! the dog-catcher was not arrested anJ
fined for illegally wearing uniform
/ Tho matter of pounds was discussed
for half an hour and the bill paid.
: Philip l.. Layman. of the Eight
4 Ward, WINS elected engineer OF the new
erelnatory without opposition. W. j
= Iussey, of the Ninth Ward, wits elected
, assistant. and ". }. Conner. of the
Third Ward. was elected watehmun
. he ordinance providing for the Issue
OF certain sinking fund bonds WI,
passed and referred to the Mayor 10
! mis- approval.
! ihe usual monthly appropria ton Of
r tho Boatd of Education was drawn
and $1,000 WIS also ordered drawn
! from each Of the four depositur!
banks.
The city treasurer reported the lal
;anee IN Onion Bank jl,bis.2t; in each
of the four depository banks, 4l2 3iy.
.4,i; received OF Water pepIrtuelIt
: s4ljS ~, interest; Tax Cotieeiur hd
Y inuhi Mitchell, .Ir., 500; Tax Coilec
81 -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Tho Christmas nuin her OF the DtTfN
REprptiCAS will be issued to morrow.
1t was inst Intended to have issued
the edition yesterday, bat an unusual
amount OF business prevented it ac
edition tomorrow will have eight pages
containing the Regular new5 OF tins
day. and numerous literary articles,
which will be embciisaol by World $
Fair views. Advertisers have helped to
nuke the project n success and W.
recon mend them to our readers as
honorable merchants from whon 10
buy thsil holiday goods. Dah't fai
to get copy OF tho Chrs9ma5 edi
ton.
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~rS


American Laundry, 80. West Trent st
Curpine and leechlng. lhi Y. Second St
Cupping & ieechiug Pnrker.50s Madison.
Cummings. the photographer. 500
Market street.
If you want flrstclass dyeing and
scouting done. go to 2l0 King.
Why don't you try that grip candy
at Hollis, 227 Market street? II will
stop that cough.
A nice present 10 your friends. Go
to Durstein's and buy Pipes uad sets
at lowest prices. No ; East Second.
north side city narRet.
Sole agency for j, & G. Fischer
piano, Over 81 600 In use. Dearborn,
a!5 Shipley street. Wilmington.
ladies look for ilubby's Pipe and
fine cigars for Xmas, Largest assert.
mtnt. ur5tein, $ East Second.
sun your turkeys with carpenters
% cent oysters. fresh opened every
day, 625 Madison street.
!r. Simms' Wnlto Tulmomc i'alsatn.
the famous throut and lung remedy
for coughs. Group. &c,, and sure cure
for asthma. Use this remedy and ltr
Stmfus LIVER Pills. and you Will not be
iieaiputnted. COG King street..
Butter at panic rrls rs. from a0c, up
to the finest ctealuIy print. Flu
cream cheese ut lie, Al g. A. W
Frlshmutlts, 81 and 81 Second street
market.
Shaving sets sl,5o nm, toilet sets s.
cents ana upward, work hoses RIA /
cures, toilet bottle etc. n..w gUpl'
ut panic prices. \ Il ilahfortu drug
gust Second and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

hava just received a lnrra con,
stgn,neat of Catsklsl Mountain
= hristmna Trees ana Holiiav ..Nsc
green's" ! he eycrErears arc gathered
in lie beautiful um picturesque { al
skill Mountains and make az in 1hp
most unique and attletic dealgn5 To-
tile decoration of.rharches. FAIRS h.tl!-
and all holiday entertainments. Per.
sons wanting anything in this .lur
should leave their order early, ua 1 ite
demand ior these pouds = large Oai
desire is to accommodate ati vino wtsi
to make the holidays Pleasant ans
merry. 5. y. Smelt1, NJ. last AT
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

l'IHlSltfr inHfS wa trhh>f iNanlt *. G
Tho merry holiday season is draw
ing nigh, ami all creation VIII rejoice
thetein. lis anticipation of great
deal of pleasure NJ this time OF the
year His every ono with good cheer
Christmas Day Will naturally enough
he spent by the masses at their homes.
Then comes Il Ntolc week FOR gaitv
and pleasure, Nothing cJuid add
more to the enjoyment than tt short
vacation trip ior n few days OF this
leisure tina. he pleasure tours an.
nounced by tho Penns%lvtnitt Ratlraud
for this season arc we'll adapted to the
purpose.
On December 26tl an Old Point Com.
fort Tour viii leave Fhiia,eitthil for a
four-day trip, and the SIS rate quo ed
Will cover every Item OF necessary OK.
pense during the time absent. ON H.
cemher 18th a Washing an Tour Will
leave Philadelphia, AMI tha Sl ratio
Will cover transportation IN 10th ii
rectipns. and hotel ous
at the best hO,el5 in Washington,
lh2se tours appeal especially 10 teIs.ti.
srs and school cliiitlrnn. ami inplrf II
vast amount Of knowledge, cpslhInat i
with pleasure, A tourist ngfut aud
chapeton accompany each tour
Application Tor space Ehauld t@ m1Is
70 tho Tourist Agent ienHsylYai'la
Railroad Company. 233 South EnurLf
street, Philadelphia, or 10 tslD tiCke
agents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

We would request persons who
want the REPUBLICAN served at their
residences ana can't got it regular
from the many carriers. toleaye their
names and the number of thclr resi-.
dences at our Office aud We will try tic
supply them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Has on hand to-day the finest home.
mndr candies IL this or any other city
Tor 20 cents per H.. mixed any way
mat you wish. Coma early and AVOID
hp rush
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

',iaf tho lunsh man. WHO WORT.
n night Is 4 4,reat joker E1t ie r Iys
that lie noyer Joke about hHsiLcss
Neither does Stues TIN, proprietor. liz,
- il more sandwichs5 and COFFEE ana
cakes aud cOnfection4 than wnut1 Till
a column TO euunerHte. he psare Is
opposite the T., " g. b. depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Good Is, % and a5-cent mixtures
make acceptable Christmas gifts
Fine chocolates At 10 cents poun1
AID line tfoueh fruit n spe-iaIty FDi
these cal. on b. Saytlle. 500 Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

cho,era ana kidney diseases. hPadacne
dc-, use Or, Simms' Pain Searcher. i
relieves and cltroa at unca Depot 6OI
King street. Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Pure milk and cream constant on
hand put up In glass jas when DIS.
sired, and delivered to all parts OF tins
city. J. Ii. Porter. eth ami Madison
streets. Phone6il.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

s. II. Seloyer has received carload
OF oysters, which he Is ceiling by the
bushel at No. 21S East Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Gcntlsmen's watch chains and
charms In great variety at 0 East Sec
Ond st. Davis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
HAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR
OVERCOAT OR SUIT YET ?
Il mol, don't until you see what is baing offered
and sold at our store,

We have big stock; too much entirely at this time
in the We want to unload We have set the
question of profit to side and offer extra inducements
in order to quickly reduce the stock You must
them appreciate We ask you to come, look at the
goods and get the prices You'll decide to buy if in need
of Clothing at all The Overcoat stock is large many lots
Of our make which may be better than some others
AID may not We every effort to have them gotten
up right, and think they
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
stop

at $40 King street for quail and rab.
bits. Meliyaine & Company get them
fresh every day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Pllsburys best flour barrel qr nag
very cheap at J. j. smiths an and
Shtpiey streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Go to Yerger Bros, for pictures and
works OF art, 4l9 Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Get yom picture, framed at Yergar
iios.. 40 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

SiippnoS for lha ltttlA foik only at
i#t""ca's FOG Market street east side,
above Seron 1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

tnr 's.'' is crowded st!lply because
~ ii' tmnnn1a stock OF t.
'r"si goods Tor htiStuih., prPseIti .
at 4 y yer oTe7t prices. lsilacd 4.
avis the Irweief.