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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Smyth Post No. l, G. A. II. yester.
day held its annual memorial service
la tho hall ut Third and King streets
The room had been handsomely deco.
rated by Post Commander jacob
Slifer.
In front OF tho altar thore was q
large arch draped with black. In the
centre Of which was a laurel wreai h,
on which rested white dove,
while underneath were six vacant
chairs, each OF which was draped in
mourning. On each chair wac q
handsome wreath, which will be pre-.
sented 10 the relatives OF the deceas-
ed.
Since January /, there were six com ..
rades who have died as follows:
John Powell, James Kennedy. Tho
mas Porter Thomas Turner John f
Sanders, Charles L. Nostrand. Com.
rade Charles NJ Pierce presided and
excellent music was furnished by a
quartette from Wesley Nj. T.. choir.
The services were opened with sing
ing. after which the names and record
OF each of the deceased comrades was
read by the adjutant and taps were
sounded on "a bugle. -
Impressive addresses were made by
Past Post-Commander Blu lock OF Post
No. ID. tho Rev. Daniel Green of Post
No. s. the Rev. H. W Long of Greeaa
hill, Past department Com mandari
Samuel Lewis. Fast department ehaps
lain Mccoy and Department Com niah3
der Bogia. Tho services closed with
singing the doxology and the bene-
diction by the Rev. Il. W. Long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18
FIFTH EDITION.,



johnson, the bicycle record -breaker,
who IS also the skating chamrdon ia
| now In good form and ready % skate
all ambitious amateurs.
domino, three year-old, was enter.
Cd III nine races, which he won. His
winnings amounted to Sl9l, $50,
hlngston, foaled in 1884, was winner
IN IS races In eight places, and his
winnings amounted to Sl33, orr.
Inc challenge of Ted PrlLchard to
nsht Dan Creedon, tho middle weight
champion OF Australia. for $500 u side,
| at l54 pounds In England or America.
has been accepted by Colonel ], ID.
Hopkins, who has deposited $1,000
vii h Richard X. Fox and agreed to
Prltchard's proposition.
| monroe Salisbury Baye that Dirao.
tuin winnings III races and specials
uuilng the past season were between
S4O. 900 and $50. 000
Johnston, 2.08i., won about $500
| this year.
Dan Donaldson. a.94it. !. died recently
Dwyer, 2.27l,. will DO shipped to Ire-
| land shortly.
Grants Abdallah, 2.l0iI%S. has had his
aliing ley fired. $50
Bud Crooke, 2.l5!s, pacing. is to be
put to trotting.
The Mitchell-Corbett light now
seens assured, but there havo been
50 many slips heretofore that there
wiz always be some doubt In tho minds
Oh the sporting public until the men
are actually inside the ring.
The conviction of buffalo" Cos.
teiio, charged with prlze-iighting at
itoby,came with something Of shock
TO the FOL lowers OF the ring.
at ha
Phil Dwyer, at Los Angeles. on Satur.
day, was sorrowful tldings to many,
That endeavor of Tom O'Rourke to
boom his c0lored boy at tine expense
OF P!immer, has not done him mnoh
good In the eyes OF sportsinen, and
probably feeling this. O'Rourke on
Saturday Issued the following state.
mont:
~ havo deposited 81, 900 to bind a
chnllenso to Pltmlner to Slight at ia
pounds, to weigh at O'Clock In thu
evening, The fight to be for $50, 0JO =.
side and no less, anu as much more"
Tim" Murphy. the eX.amateur ban.
tam weight champion, has been match.
cd to fight Danny" Mcbride six
rounds before the New York Athletic
Club on December 30th. They will
battle at catch Weights.
III. L. Wolf, the well known amateur
catch. las. catch-can wrestler. one OF tina
/ best light.weiRhts who ever stepped
on mat In this country, has been
somewhat annoyed by the publication
Of statements that several ambitious
amateurs desired to wrestle him.
Tho police stopped the fight at the
Peoples Theatre. at Patterson, N. j.
Saturday night between George Dixon
and Australian BILLY" Murphy. Dixon
had Murphy badly worsLed In tina
third round. and to escape being PUN.
lshed Murphy olinched. The refure0
tried to separate them. and MURPHY
turned upon him, striking him savage
and cowardly blows In the face for In.
terforlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

FDRMA Nat Elsmcre, Dtl.. on tho 1871
INST. Miriam H. torman aged u years
hclatlNes ana friends are invited to AT
trhu bef uncrhl tlon her late rcsidcEc,
OIL i TUESDAY, ut | o'clock Intermeut n
Old Swcdes cemetery.
WiL>ON.-On Doc. 18th, Hannah Wil.on
aged 70 years.
KelHtlves ami friends are invited TO at
tend hcr funeral services at her late resi-
drnCe, IailuyNillo, on MurIdav. Dec. 18th
al II n'Clock Il. m. lnieruIcnt at Grace
VIE cemetery, Concord Pike.
TAiLDH.-bn the 18TH inst. Ucur,
TAYLOR. In the 18th year DIT his age
Relatives aud friends are respect fully
invited to attend the tllnclul service.
ut ms late icsidrDcc near Christi
ana. Dol. un Tuesday morning, at lC
O'Clock; services at the house, Into ment
private.
Cl1'SS M, --Noar Rcd Lion, Dee. H. 1893,
Elizabeth l.. rossHu. in her I'D year.
Relatives aud friends ire invited I,
htteili her funeral from her late resi-
Ichcr. near lied Lion. bel, on W Cinrs-
uaS the :otiI inst. Services al the house
~ ~ O'Clock. lutCrment at lted Clay
treclS cemetery.
CliDIl ER --nn December IL IiyzTe /
daughter of Margaret d. and the late
James troIicr, in the a!d year of her
u8e.
relatives Hnd friends arc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from tht
siurnco Of her mother. No. slO ". lftih
street ON wednesday. DECEMBER goth, 1T
i.l y. IN. lntcrmrnt at v ilmiistUu and
brandy wine Cemetery.
AsluCp III Jesus.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18
Go TO Yerger Bros, 4l9 Market
street for wood mHntels and tile work


Good cut hay in bales ats. L. Bar.
ker's. corner OF Front and Shipley
streets.
Butter at panic prices, from zoe. IN
to the finest creamery pint. Full
cream cheese Mt l4o., at @. A. W.
Frlshmuth's, SO and "a Second street
market
Go 10 Dr. J. II. Simms q Son. 600
King street. now. for DR.. Slmms' ia.
nous White Puimonlc Balsam, the
lung cure. 600 King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
The Delaware Democrat says: The
M. II. Church at Lewes will lie provided
with fire escapes. Are the revival
meetings going under II new name?
MIR. Alfred Carmichael, Of No, G0F
Orange street, had two fingers bl oxen
while working n machine at the Har
Ian Hollingsworth Company. The
doctor attended to his injuries
Tho Harlan h lIolllngsworth Com.
pany on Saturday discharged all OF
their 1ourneymen machlnists. Sever
~ OF these men have been working
for the firm for the last forty years
and this Ia the first time that they
have been compelled to be discharged
owing to lack OF work. Another owl
dence OF the good Democratic times
prom ised.
Miss NJ. f. Curren, sos Head
street, died OF commissions yesterday
The funeral OF Mrs. Marianne Il
Forman Will take place tomorrow
The interment will DO mhde in Old
Swedes' Cemetery
The steam roller Is al work or
Fourth street, between orange and
Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18
edition


MIR. keiawin Taitss About Distress.
Distress" This was the subject OF
Rev. A. n. KeiRwin's sermon nj West
presbyterian Church last evening, and
" was an excellent discourse lie
took as his text Luke, II, %: "ind
There shall be signs In ihe sun, and In
the moon, and in tho stlrs and upon
The enrth OF distress OF nations. with
perplexity, the sea ana waves roaring"
The preacher said that the present
events which are troubling tho differ.
ent nations arc those predicted by
Christ, and those looked forward TO
BY the prophets,
Mir. Keig win then reviewed the pres
ent situation In Italy, Germany, Aus.
lria, France, Spain, Russia and other
European countries. and told how the
war clouds were gathering over the
whole continent OF Europe. lie snid
In part: There seems to he a general
revolution pending Great societies
are menacing government. The
anarchists are the strongest They
seem to have nc fixed purpose In View
except TO destroy. They are rapidly
growing In numbers. They ara trained
by their literature that society is their
enemy and that all forms of govern.
meht are their enomy. Anarchism Is
dangerous. Tho Anarchist has no re.
speot Tor life. His purpose Is to do.
stroy. He has created u great fear"
Continuing he said: There are
1000 900 or more men in this country
out OF employment or only working
nall time. Other countries are suffer-
Ing and We must stand our share OF
distress. 1t does not matter II 1t is
the tariff, or money question or mis-
take OF government, for we must
share the distress.
This distress OF the world has
been prophesied. We are wondering
when the restoration of Palsetine will
be made to the Jews. 1t has alieady
occurred. There are at tho present
time in Palestine ten times as many
Jews as there were when the restora.
uon OF Jews occurred under Cyrus,
led by Ezra"
Mr.. Keigwin then referred to
prophecies about the restoration OF
PALESTINE TO the Jews. He took tho
DToDieBv in Lacharlah that every ia.
tton Witch oppressed the Jews would
be stricken. lie said that the Amari.
cans, as well as Switzerland and some
other nations. had not oppressed the
Jews like Germany Austria. Russia.
and other countries. aud TINT they
might be saved the trouble that would
iall on the oppressors OF tho children
of God.
He said that the Jews were success.
ful and that the parable OF tho Jig tree
had been fulfilled, taking tho Zig tree
as the emblum OF the Jews. The sec.
ond prophecy was on Tho restoration
oil the Jews to Palestine; and the FRO.
phecy had teen fulfilled. In tho third
prophecy considered he connected the
present distress as eenglng to tho
end OF the present age from the fact
that the city of Jerusalcm had been re.
built according 10 the prophecies mads
In Zachariah and Jeremiah.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Nhlckens thieves arc stlll operating
on the hen roosts oil Now Cnstls nun.
dred farmers. Some timo before $50
O'Clock Saturday evening two thieves
entered the coop of ". l.. ler.cksup.
on the New Castle road. and after 80.
Letting twelve of tiIe finest fowls.
went to the nearby henrery OF Geo.
Blackburn and took forty Two fowls,
INCLUDING two turkeys
Mr.. Derickson = cuupls in plalp Wow
oil the house and WIS Thought to Do
safely locked anl chained. Whom he
returned In the evening he found the
door opened, ard upOn an iuyestigu.
lion also found thut twelve OF Tia
piumpsst hons were missing The
LhleVes had cut tho chain and after
getting the tovl5 carried them short
Instance from tile housN and stuc,
them, the blood buing found In u pad.
die.
At the blackburn farm the heuner,.
y aieo near the hea7o aut Is guarded
by deg.
Despite this pr4aution the thieves
entered the coon ANA loIt with thel.
Dooty without any member of the fam.
ny hearing them Yesterday morning,
Mr Derlcksou found foutpiiuys Of
eSo mon In tile soft elrfA wh.ca lsi
10 the road nHi down to Mr.. Black
BARNS property mo mon had dog
with Them This Is nriinyau To ba tho
reason why tho DOG OH the Blackburn
iasm did not give an alarm on sse.
anR Tue dog, and Nh.ta they wsrS to-
getlier, the thieves ut tar work. There
ID no clue 10 tine thieves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Tho usnal meeting Of tho Preaciiery
ASSOCIATION took place this morning.
IAe devotional exercises wers cen.
Quoted by kef. David l., Saltzman VI
Philadelphia VITO read tho G2nl chan.
Ter OF I4hiph and he also led the meet.
lug In prayer.
Iiero We're m reports on current
events. TIE law. D p, Sait4man All.
dressed the meeting lLout his miss!nn
among tho Jews at tho Iumple Mission
ny ih!ndolRh!a for the cYungelizatiou
OF Tho jews.
IHe aldtess WIS strong and Interest.
ing, lie illustrated Ills method by
various appliances Of jewish worship
and gave an IA nilnation Of the metho /
10y which the Jews were brought to
hri5t, Mr.. SH,tZman solicited sym
patiS Tor his work aud his SOL vices to
my Of The brethren.
Rev. j. D. G. Hanna rea an Interest.
lug ntper on The intolerance Of
faith
A Lively discussion folio we'd byIteys.
Terry. AlowGrny, Sanderson, Amos,
Brrrett, 1IIomaS, lowell, Dulanv.
The hanks OF the meeting were OK.
tended TO Rev. Mr.. Hanna.
Prealdlng Elder Barrett gave no.
tee Of tho need OF money for the Con.
florence Academy. Rev. MIR. Thomaa
regretted the deaths OF two old mir.
Literal brethren, Roy. W. IL. Elliott. OF
Lebanon, Pa. and Rev. Gas5uway
QUA. formerly pastor at Asbury
ChurtA, his city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Search the city over for
as fine quality Ovorcoat as
we're selling for $40. Test
EN-, see how fine through
and through. If you can
find slloddy your Overcoat
will not cost YOU anything
Blues, blacks, tans and drabs;
single and double,breast
Ask to see the All.wo Of
kersey Oyercoats at $l2,
single and double breasted,
blues, blacks, tans and lrabs.
j See Us fora sensible Christ.
mas Presont-bring en- back
after Christmas if they re not
1right and wo'll exchange
them.
Mems, Boys and Chill.
drcn's Overeoats, Suits,
Trousers, Underwear, Shirts,
HandkerehieIs, Halt Hose,
Noekwoar, Knit jackets, Col.
lars, Cuffs, etc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Thomas McCorkle visited Atlanti,
City. N. j.. last Thursday weok ant
entertained the congregaIlon OF the
church of Rev. VIM. Aikman with a
stereopticon exhibition OF the Worlds
ialr buildings, and over Sb0 were net
ted Tor charitable purposes. So wei
pleased were the attendants that Mr..
Altman has written to Mr.. McCorlkle
asking him to repeat tho exhibition al
an early date. Mr.. McCoIl,lo is some
thing OF philanthropist and will
doubtless comply with tho request.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18


AtAtray ard Mack. the clover IIsh
COMEDIANS Will open two nights en-.
SaGemnut In tho New Peoples Theatr ,
to-Aorrow cYan!ng. Introducing tBelr
funny farce comedy. "l'lnnigan's
Ball" This production IL one OF the
best OF It's class upon tho road ana
lo:Grs OF good eomeiy should greet
tho colupaa3 al each performance.
o.iHorrow and Wednesday, nights
- per cont Of the gross receipts wit
ha devoted 10 the Associat sd Charities
for the benaIit Of the poor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

have Just reJciyed large con-
siRnmont of Catskill Mountain
christmas Trees and Holiday Ever
green's" The evergreens arc gathered
in the beautiful and picturesque Cat
ekill Mountains and make Up In the
most unique and artistic designs for
the decoration of.cburches, fairs. balls
and gil holiday entertainments. Per-
Heese wanting an1tnlng In this line
should leave their order early, as the
demand for these goods is lntge. Our
desire Is to accommodate all who Wish
to mako the holidays pleasant and
raerry. s. N. Smoltz, No. East 4th
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

In he Superior Court this morning
the case OF George Reed VS.. the vii,
mington Steamboat Company was sci
for trial On Wednesday. John Biggs
represents the plaintiff and Hoifeckee
Hollccker the defendants.
Judgments for costs were awards 4
the plaintiff in tho case of Maria q.
Hartman vs.. George W. Mckee, col
lectur Ii. II, Ward represented tho
plaintiff and Walter H. Hayes the do.
PENDANT.
The case OF Jacob L. Stump vs..
Augusta }lokta wis discontinued on
Application of the defendant.
The case OF st Peters Church, d b a
va. T. A. Whitney, was settled by All
award Of Judgments Tor costs for tho
plalntiil below.
Counsel in the case of PHILIP r..
I lark We. Henry l.. Churchman, Henry
J., (harchnan vs.. Philip |. Clark and
lltHry l.. Churohman vs.. Emma Clark,
reported to the Court that tho cassa
would not DO tried at this term OF
court
At lD.l5 O'clock coult adjourned I'M
Ill tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Two ogues visited the premises of
Vim. J. Rantoul, who occupies tho
iaIm Of }. Wesley Wcldin, Penny Hlll,
llandNwtne hundred, last saturday
night, and aftor ellecAnG an entrance
INTO his pGuiiryhouse carried off over
ltfty line fowls. They used an axe to
force OF a board, tie door having been
securely locked. and muht have maio
cunsldsrable noise yet stringe to -ay.
not ono of his live dogs gave the Il al
Hereafter he will loop Il small de-. In
each house, and station largo log
bel ween the two, go nblaauers can =
not escape thor notice. few weeks
ago several OF his clrKnna disap.
. nrcd. and he Is determined To stop
these derredations even II lbs has to
boot some Of the thieves.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Mather and Company wont TO Io5
Vest Eighth stlrGt. this morning, and
adjusted t!.p lusses by lilo OIL Satug-
day evening IhGy awarlri :f3ya 10
James +. Sutton nui Il. Il, Mor Nlll
receive fI6uS.
Nh Sutton was injured IL tho Mo1:
Chestrr Conmny 81 Sow iO,a. ami
Sir. Witr IN the Atlas company OF
London.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Diyergo little from the
old path this year, and sur.
prise your husband or son
with a new Hat--fiud out
what size lie takes, and buy
one of cur nohby styles-if
it don't fit him he can come
down and have it exchanged.
Regular $500 hats you can
buy from us at Sl5O. Reg.
ular 50. 90 hats you can buy
for ~. 80. Regular 81. so
hats you can buy for So. 90.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

The harges Lizzie II. and p. C..
Merryman, loaded with coal, struck
on McCrles Shoal, off Cane NAV, Friday
night nj $50 O'Clock. The Lizzie i,led
with water and her crew wero takeu
o Il by tug, while the Mcrryman was
towed to the Break water at Lvwes,
Del -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

The condition of Charles Schwende.
man, the postmaster at stanton, Is
changed but little for the better. Dr.
Finn this morning said that his pu-
tlent Was in precarious condition,
hut lle thinks he will recover. great
deal of sym patly is felt for him. and
Indications of his recovery VIII be
hailed with Rreat pleasure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18


Tie Cont of Chancery met this
morning.,
li Use OF William b. Sharp vs..
Coo. Wills ct. al. was brought up,
but no action takon. lhe action is
one III which a restraining order had
heon Issued against a certain constable
from selling goods.
fewls''. gandsErift presented 20.
titlon tol an order of publication in
tho matter OF the Lord and Poil
theml"aI Company casn.
Tie case OF Nathaniel Williams, do
Gease!, former trustee Tor Willian
ltlan, Va. Il. X. Cochran, jr.. the prs.
ont trustee. was brought up. Tho
trnstce asked for an ovarpaid amoant
which WAS PAID the former trustee.
Oct your pictures framed at YeIRer
Bros. 40 Market atragt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Sheriff Gould tits morning sold the
property of Cor4on Il. Cleayer, ut 18th
and Poplar streets, consisting of two
cutting machines, one corner cutting
machine ard other articles TO William
q. Smalley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

NHt, BuniS of Delaware ....E...
tirrt NattoAal ia k-,........li,as
G"ntral Va lonui TANK ......l.i
Nut. Ia " II. s B'dywlna. :; =..=
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tHrin"rs brnk 49,. .....l.,. 6l0
Soc. Trust ~ IaTc Deposit 10. li9
Equit tiuurantee q Trust coles
In,"o,,hwaIe il. u, ...,...,.....ala gai
= II. aud Nuith Il. u. ~
~. titH Pass, a.lWEv Co...lTz. 49,
W llmiaEton Cuul tia4 Co... 81
WI CITY Electric Co.......... 80
Wilmington Dental MIR Co.
Walton aud WhHnu Ptd..... iUl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

The Mnst tirntifying Chris mas Gilt
IL pair of gold spectac!es or opera
glasses bought OF the well.known oc.
euiist. DR.. ilooGel sbsrger. Opera
House. Eyes examined free accord.
Ing to newest methods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Mr.. George W. Dlrnes died on Fri.
day near Carpenters Point Cerll Co.,
in hor Goth year. Her death was due
to grin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Powe.! has a lot Of tine teriapln on
iis s.Glis Il. TIC 1hiII street market
jasts1,Itsd 10! CEyis' mas times His
hssor' IN IL Of i:esh hsu is :. 50 worth
attention.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

A great mark down ut Wright's
Jewelry store. 20 King Street, vii.
mlngton, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

illcte VIII 10 a #gs'hl mnoting of
The iuard Uf Irrla o.. ."s,,!Hy eIen-
ing, The lst i!as'. 10 :u1.' orange.
meuts 20 lnN.lH a. -, 81 Gml fiNrbor
Committee OF tn" 50 81 heprrnla-
ures olasrcet iAa LAVE lni harboF
of this clty,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

], Z. Stse. vii, auvs lius oar load
OF Uysists ~ detot Mauday morning
and at Dept Walnut and Taylor.
which l.o wall sell .Ielp,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

kRfBS. STEEL.-Ilec 18Th, 1893 at a?i'
oxford street. 10y ltcv. Rphcrt Grnhanl
Mr. Frederick J. kreus N I'D Miss EIor
cnCc NJ Steel, both of phlladui phia,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

The largest stock. best assortments
and lowest pHres. Pictures, mirIors
wood ndatsis, az yerRer Bros, 4ly
Alari.rt etrtot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

LNXCURSlOs To SANTA CLAUS,
IL Homo b, the scholars OF the sunday
school and ceOiro the Fret Presbyterian
& lttiTrh, Train start from tiraud Opera
/ u Ousc, Tuesday evL.iiug Dee. 2irh at I
O'Clock Round trip tlcl.ets. adults IS
cts. children. Il eta. seats res reed at
Butlcrs, 40 Market street, fuVl0 CTS. OK.
ira, Come and hour his beautiful ca.
itafn. and see Santa Claus. dlE-fG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Prices .oHer TIN eseI at NIi.bt',
Jswelry store. 20 ksug street VII.
nIngiyn, liei.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

BABY chains, baby buttons, baby
rings, baby cups. Variety and prl CO
unequaled. Willard +. Davis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18
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Styles qoaiI-
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VIC keep me
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

~ $40 hirg street Tor qGail and rab.
hits, AcllSalns Il G0rl,ahy get Lhe1a
!r' sh every day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Lasels iytAn R.l5,,nl.sf:um 20 ots.,
up at fergef Brcs., 81 Market.
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jNIAl;RlED LADIES sAfIaGtt ARD:
I1Nl patented; no medicine; no equnl
monrs refunded II not sal i-fRoiory. setH.
Toe 10 IAon I'd Novelty o.. -! \. eth
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

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works OF ait, IiJ h4rhbt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

tr"tirmcu watch chains and
elttins "a gf.ts var.uty al . East Sc,
n 81. IaFt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-18

Ruling prices. lfuling prices
Amer. sur. Rer. ~. Lake i! & IVES III
htch Tops r.. Is Pacific Com.
Can southern. 81 Pacific pa, nnt
tHhtial "t MI, ll6 Tenn Z Il Co.. IG'.
IilGaE" W.lt2 uuion Pacific. 20
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EiIlchEo Id5..., tjt4 Wabash Pref'1. ~.
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y ~ nc. ~ l."highNalleS s.. 3d7.
Q Z q n 81 L.. ~ Rcnpiiua. . HI
rs nht ! ds.. y Phla. Traction, 81
nei x lindton.l'l T.. T. lights. Gli,
Dc Lac y wee lW3', Met. Traction .lOi
td sn u u Go s.. y = liN,tV. traction Il .
LATE SHORE ....l*'hs RIG. Gcn.MLgs ~.
Louis NASH. 49, MAJ, Cor. CO... ~ /.
Missouri Pacific gBts .rbigh Nay... 52L,
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