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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22


Good cut hay in blja5 at S L. Bar.
Ecr's. corner OF Front and Shploy
streets
Go to Or ]. Il Slmms 4 Son. 6ps
King street, row. Tor Dr Simms' In
NOUS White =Pulmpnic lalsam, the
lana; cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
Butter ut panic prices, FROM zoe. IN
to tho finest creamery print. Full
cream choose at l!c., ut g.. 4. W
FIishmGth's - aud n second street
market.
For good meat, fresh or salt, go to
Mere,iltA't, SzAlh and Madison streets.
A littlo stranger appeared III II fam
lily near tho corner of Fourth aHd
hdam4 streets. on Wednesday. and al
though lis pareuts are of the Gauea-
sian rnce, 1t Is said she is Black
MIR. Israel Rrtchard, formally tie
grocer al l5ighth AMI Monroe streets.
has changed his residence 10 he Vest
, eru part Of tho city.
Tho ucroeco factory Of W. Jones X
Co. closed last evening, and Will not
10 open uht.i after hristmiS.
ILe delivery wagon OF the j Bhril,
Icy ~ Erotl!efs' tompHny Yesterday
afternoon While turning the corner nl
Chestnut and Monroe streets broke
down.
Thomas ] Early has a largo supply
/ Of the NnYer-Sllp horse shoe. Any one
/ Wishing them can bn accommodated
by calling at hrs stop, 40 Oraagt
street. below tx j s'rrrt.
For presents go ALT Seventh
and Shlpiey street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

,
Eight membrrs of those societies
carri the body Delaware rriba OF
Red Men, Hermann LudgN of odd ~
owe g lmHn Beneficiary ,Suiat es,
Nos, aud = Palestine Castle OF A.. q.
X. III VI c.. st George IL !gc OF Il. of
7, lamG Hose IRE Company and
Delaware Lodge y. - II
ne pruce sion was leaded hy the
Il5atCH HuG First ErElmrnt liards
followed by the eight societies and
mcmhefs of the German sucieties
numbering in all nearly 100 persons.
Enrrr not being sufficient means of
transportation 20 the cemetery, iive
ahilt'rrh ears carried those who
Gnu'd not he provided with coaches.
At the cemetery service was Eem y
the sucictics and tie body was con
signed 20 the grave.
udnrinkrr Wilson had charge OF
the funeral, but notwithstaudn lie
cuG"1ur5e of people every thing as5 d
on quietly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
FIFTH EDITION.
A BUNCO GAME.
Two Sharpers Try a Sly Game
with a Prominent Farmer.
CLEVER JAMES DILW0RTH.
tio Buncocs the Bunco Men and Tells
Them TINT All Are Not Green that
Are Found on Farms.

lilo Buncoos the Bunco Men and Tells
Then, that All Are Not Green that
Are Found on Farms.
Yesterday a well-dressed, gentle
manly looking man drove up In bug
Ry to the residence OF Mr.. James
bell.
Mr.. Dilworth answered himself and
after a formal Introduction invited the
young man in who said he was from
Philadelphia and was nephew of Mr..
Henry Banning. OF tho Delaware Bank
In this city. He said he wanted to buy
farm to erect u summer residence
for hi5 family.
Mr.. DlIlworth took him over his
farm, and the stranger seemed satis-
he'd with the surroundings They then
inspected the boundary line, aui in
coming back met seedy looking
| character. who stopped the team and
asked MIR, Dilworth II he knew of a
man named Sykes,
lie said he was the son OF large
| farmer in Tennessee. A few years ago
his sister eloned and married a man
named Sykes. His father then cut her
oil aud disowned her.
lie recently died. and before doing
80 relcnted and forgave her and In his
will left the farm and stock to the son
md s2O,00 to the daughter. He was
hunting for his sister and drew out
the tond skins in the shape of u roll of
notes and counted them over In thor
! presence. lie placed them In box in
the ouEgy and then drew out three
cards and wanted to have a game
MIR. Dillworth said he was not maxi
ing money that way. Tho other fell
low played hand and won 5000. lie
| gave II back as he said II was only
| for fun. He then asked MIR. Djllworth
to go IN partners with him and play
the third man. The man with the
money refused to play for less than
$4,000. They wanted to come into
town and draw money out OF the bank
as the one who wanted to buy the
furu had only $50 with him.
! MIR. Dlllworth WAS completely pen.
ned In In the buggy, and could not
get out. lie tod them straight out
that he knew thing or two and that
the farmers around Centrevlle were
not biting such bait, and that he re-
fused point blank to have anything at
all to do with them. and got out OF
| tho buggy and told the would -be pur-
chaser that no would have to try and
buy farm from man little green
| or than he was. Both men then drove
towards this city.
MIR. Thompson was recently tried in
the same boat, and q couple OF years
ago MIR. Guest of Bellevue was bun
coed out OF $1,000.
Mr. Dillworth Is n long headed gen
tleman and has the congratulations OF
all honest people for having played
his cards. SO well and having thereby
fooled the bunco-steerers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

The great revival which has been in
progress at Ashury Methodist Epizro.
pa church, Salisbury, fuI nine weeha
has closed There warn M rouger.
siUn5. lIg of,whOm huyo -ine ietue ,
Asmry Church. lAe IyWreiisf MI
Gal uwa', WHO .ssi-Cd Y. III. Ill,
VIII 60 70 81 bury to uEu IA tie nral
future, tx ttaseiuur Jackson vii FUR.
nlsh llm with It beautiful homo Air
Galloway, WHO labuled So earnestly a.
our great reytsal ms mado many
warm friends in smyrna, wiln= " =!
HIM much SUCCESS IL his future noIue
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Mrs. Chas IL Swaync. who has
boon at the hospital in Phladolphla
fol few weeks Is improving.
WIN, Weldin had n sudden attack OF
kidney aud liver disease Tuesday ami
has been confined to tho house since
He Ia improving slowly.
Mira. z. IL. i}ratton, who has been
confined to the bed, threatened wiit
pneumonia, ia improving
Jos. :. Chandler was stricken with
paralysis at his homo Saturday, ant
for while WIS in IA critical condition.
but ID now improving.
VIM. Swayue is ilwth the gtip.
Frank Maxwell has Leen confined
his bed the past wOell with the grip
but Ia getting better.
Mrs. Timothy Shay is quite Ill will
the grip.
Gideon Swayne, OF East Marlbor
ough, whose tnree s!stsrs died sud
denly last week with the grip AN,
who was himself sick with the sam
disease is able to be about again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
COME Non viii be4io :

COME N'ou viii betlo :
in Z youtaett
TO DAY good aad5is 4
favor if you
wiEIeonc to day. With
the last day always comes
a crush and to-day offers
you the chance OF keeping
out oil 1t.
The past few days have
brought many new Christ
mas things to fill out brok-
en- lines and you will find
in every department an q.
ceptional assortment.
To tell YOU allthe thing
we have would keep Us
writing and you reading a
longer tune than yoI would
give.
We viii sum it up as
any and everything in the
line Of wearing apparel
Clot hang, FURNISHING
Hats and s,hocs-!or mcl
and boys.
Some new coloring5 il
Neek"ear N to-day max,
our linz, at e5C an SOC u
compietc As pos lbie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Tho funeral OF Joseph 81 osclIle took
place from his late home No. 900 West
run street, this afternoon. 1t WIS
tho largest funeral ever seen in this
city, the procession being half mile
long.
Never before were there 30 many
sorrowful friends who looked upon
the still form OF n departed one as
were those who stood over tho bier of
Mr.. S; oockle. At the hon o fully a
thousand y 10 We've the body,
while live thousand composed the pro-
cession TO the Rlverview Cemetery.
Tho body lay in a solid walnut cas :
ket, heavily 81 iYer-mounted. The spa
c Gus PARROTS presented the appear.
ance OF a Hover garden. On every
side floral emb ems stood embarked.
while over the + IN there suspended a
dove symbo Il peace. 1t was a
suienn pace
NJ though shopping reposed the
BODY while at the head there stood
landsom ilowery pillow of carlla
lions. white rosts and other plants.
/ In " was woven in immortels tie
word Father At tho feet there
were Two emblrms, sheaf of wheat
and bunch of white roses. The satin
lining OF the coffin was almost cover
! cd with cuJ roses.
| Tho other en lens wero hand,
some ilEbre of GIto6 4 4" from the
emp 'oAeea OF Tho hartman and tehren-
buch Brewing Company. 1t was com
posed oi white roses, carnations and
| Numerous other plants. Above the
ouun gates there was suspended a
'loNe From the employees of tho
Diamond state Brewery there was the
| Morning sun" 1t was also u beauti-
| lli piece oi work, beng composed OF
white roses, carnations ami other
| flowers,
Mr. aat Mrs Lowis Wiuklcr sent
wnN pyramid bearing tho word
,nasleep;' wax cross from Mr.. and
Mrs T.. n. SctriIrr of Now York
cross from MIR. and Mrs. L. a..
| Nlnmmnle sschal from Mr. and Mrs
l.enord Heiss sir&al from Mira. Saille
Il. LcEG hnrp from Mr. J. Il. Bell
wax pyramid froiI Mr.. AMI Mrs. JOS
cph Neid"ma,er. Il harp from Mr.. and
| Mrs Fred II 'isS WAX wrenthos from
the German SHngcrbund AMI Turnge-
melndr, anchor from Mr. and Mrs.
Candy Cox, wreath from Mrs. Iangol.
anchor and sIcltel from David Ddngle
and Victor t. Pye, Wreath from Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ SEWER shpar of
wheat from !. NJ. GRIMM and numer.
Gus Other small emhlums.
At = upiuek Rev, Paul lschonsmeidt,
pastor OF the German Baptist Church,
began the fune"al service AfLbr s9v-
raj vocal selections, prayer was offer
ell. The pastor Their spoke of the do.
:" 'S"tl. lie cluGrd IN n short time and
those who hWl not seen the holy
lp'os,d around ami Out OF tho build.
ing.
THE lid was then placed on and the
procession moved. On the I'D there
was silver plate bearing this inscrip-
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

The members of the sunday school
choir OF the West Presbyterian Church
VIII have grand entertainment 4 the
Opera House, on Tuesday evening. the
*Jlh Inst, at O'clock. An excellent
program hhs been prepared. aud the
occasion will be made memorable.
Tickets or adults. II cents,chldsrm Is
cents Seats ran be reserved at Bat
lei'5 No, i2o Mar5et street for 10 cents
extra, ). I. fr!ce will appear 40 Salita
SlaMs. Miss Mdhan us Frost Queen;
IL harrIs"r, Ss"gm King: Mios Town
send. snow f'lake;R. Fulton, Dick: Miss
helm, Minerva; L. Howard. Wallace;
SunLaJ school Superintendent. Vim;
W. Taylor. Assistant Supt.; j +. Me.
coy, Secretary Seri bblar; Miss TheIl-.
man, Mrs. Warner; Miss Chalfaut Mrs
l'hca'. Other characters Will be repre-
Sentud.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
FOURTH edition


WATERMELON IN hetr new House.
The new engine house OF the Water.
Witch Fire Company. was formally
opened last night. The membars OF
the company and about 100 of the
members OF the Weccacoe company
and Hygtts Military Band assisted In
the exercises,
Tho visiting company was escorted
to the house by delegation OF the
Water Witch Company aud the band,
where they were received 10y Charles
WOolhnir, James Taylor and George
Shelng. Along the route fireworks
were displayed. and on the arrival at
the new house bla2es OF cOlored fires,
rockets ana candles greeted them.
While the land played II selection the
apparatus was removed from the
house into the new building.
Michael j. Sharkey then, on behalf
of the Weccacoe Company, made q
neat speech in which lie said the mem
bers Of the Weccacoe were pleased to
take part In the exercises. President
James MtCllnchey OF the Water Witch
responded aud welcomed the Mecca.
coe Company. After the speeches tho
house was thrown open to the guests
and u supper WAS served on the second
floor.
The new house is one OF the incest
In the city.
The building is OF rcd brick and
finished in hard wood. There are two
large double doors in front, amt on the
roof Is a tower. in which lire alarm
bell will he placed. On the tirst floor
10 the engine room and the stable.
There are stalls for four hursus. The
doors OF tho stalls have large gla s
panels In them. which are protected
from being broken by Iron gratlngs.
Over the doors arc stained glass
panels Along The west side are hose
racks. so arranged that tho hose can
easily dry anu the dipping run into
a sink at the rear vi tho room.
The first floor Is "a feet long and .
feet wide. lu the rear OF the first floor
is n water closet an . hot water heat
or for 81 stub c / nine build NJ IS
heated 10y steam, lny heating appara'
tus being in ths cellar.
In the Iear OF the second floor Is the
bunk room and bathroom. Three
beds will lie put In the former. III The
front OF the second story and over
looking Gilpln avenue Is the parlor.
1t has an open lire place and hand
some maGtel. Connected with the
parlor by large folding doors is the
meeting room. which ID largo andairy
There Is also small mtttae,room
on the second floor and u stairway
leading to the tower.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
auri ihl- Morning.

In tho Municipal Court this morn.
ing hefore Deputy iuign E@mons
Charles t,ibson was lined ; 4nl costs
for druuitneas
Middleton Mls0n was held In 800
bal Tor lilo iarceucy OF IA pair Of sir q.
Vaiued at from lsuuliu5 Goiask
on Front sttsnt
Tie case Of Rose Valley was further
Uuullauel until tomorrow ubrntl
a. she WIS reported as be"g s.ah By
her sister.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

The electric cars yesterday had a
Isign upon them which read skating
The ekating population read with In
terest this sign and party to the
ed sud cars and started for the skat.
ling pond, but alas, when 1t was
reached the Ice was not In the oondi-
ltiun to skate upon. Some OF the dis
iappolnted people called to aconduc-
tor, "liay there what did you fool ue
lfor2n The conductor did not reply
but like the heather Chinee smiled a
Ismile. cinldlikS and blandn The
party returned sadder but wiser peo
lple
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

The Christmas attraction at the New
Peoples Theatre. both afternoon and
evening, 10 that popular organization,
1.-THE London Sports Big Burlesque
Company" There arc many new and
novel features introduced this season,
which make the Lond on Sports one OF
on the road. The concluding bur.
iesque, "a Night In Egypt" employs
In its production many young and
pretty girls and five funny comedians.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
"Just Landed" will be presented at
the Grand Opera House, on Monday,
.Cbristmas) afternoon and evening by
a strong company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Tho City Council made no mistake
in selecting Philip l. Laynan as engi-
noer for the new crematory last even
ing. lie is an old soldier, having
served in Company A. Fifth Maryland
Regiment; he had the misfortune to
De captured and be confined in Libby
prison for over five months. lie is a
com petent man and will make i good
Iotiicur
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

The Board of Trade met In special
session last evening, and extended an
invitation 10 the River ana Harbor
tomn!ttoos of tho National House of
Representatives to visit this city at
their convenience. and take look ut
the needs oil harDor improvements OH
the ChrlsIlaHa.
President Mullen in opening tho
meeting called attention to tho fact
thHt there hui boon Ii movement to-
ward having something done for VIII
mlnGlonis ilarbot, ana set OF re5olu-
tons had been prepared which were to
be presented ut the next meeting OF
the National Board OF Trade for the
action OF the latter body. After this
action lad been taken MIR. Causey had
notified the board that he had Invited
| the River and HarDor Committee to
visit this city and look at the needs OF
the Christiana. Mr Mullen also called
the attention of those present to
| communication which had been pro-
pared for presentation to Mi. Gausev,
| in which the needs oil the Christlana
are set forth. This communication
has been signed by every wharf owner
on the Chiistiana except tile T.. w. d
| b. Railroad.
4. I. Warner said he was going to
meeting Of tho directors OF the rail-
roud to-day and no would try to get
| President Roberts or some other Of
| iicer to sign tho communication. The
| communication ID addressed to MIR.
Causey, and its conclusion says; I'VE
| leg to say that. IL our Judgment. the
| chuHnBl of tho Christian demands u
depth of "a feet and width OF 800 It.,
and we believe 1t essential. In order to
/ secure these conditions, tnat either
tldo-watcr basis or some ietty sys-
TEN. or 10th, should be provided to
give sufficient effect to tho tides and
current; aud that the stream should
be walled up along certain reaches OF
its course to prevent tho erosion OF
ts banks, which ut present In part
supplies the material for deposit in
the channel"
Colonel Enoch Moore suggested that
matters would be so arranged tuat the
COMMITTEES would arrive i'll this city
at low water, for If the tide were high
tho members OF tho committee could
not soc the needs of the hsrbor. This
was considered a good point and 1t
was decided To let tho Habor Commit
tee oil the board perfect the arrange
ments. Ii Is thought the committee
Will visit this city soon aftor the as
sembllEg OF Congress in January,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

C,-ianfnar. Nd, Zee. IT Tho dwnil.
lug house ana barn on the farm OF
Wm. /, snow, near Cambridge. were
entirely DESTROYED by tire this after,
noon The dwelling was a largs ana
cummodi0us oua. II was the rest
denue ut one time OF Governor Hicks,
OF Marylaud ho tire IS thought to
have Teen accidental. IAore IS 10 in
suIauCe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Two young men named Johnson and
Carlin. who reside IN thu Ninth Ward
lstepped of Riverview car thls morn
ling and were run into by team.
lJohnsun's loft foot got under the
wagon wheel, but was not badly in.
liured. Carlin was struck by the shaft.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

BENEroS. n. D.. Dee. ~. I'm at.
tempt WIS made lats Inst nIuLt TO
Wreck n trolley eat from ~ igetoa tn
M.llvllle, Six tree trunks tera placed
across tho track AMI fastened under
/ tie wires connecting the rails. TIE
can Was thrown from The track ant!
dhmnEed ont no ono Mnl hurt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

NJ. $. moore the gro - fnl Dela.
ware avenue, hns received a chaiee lot
OF turkeys, selling at lard time priees,
also III kinds oil hrl7tnns can:iies
from ! cents Il Pc iHd 70 cents II
pound. other provisions Ia fieber-
ton
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
rl.rIt

Messrs Barlow * Weer left some
wreathes out upon ths sidewalk in
front Of the stE street market house
The temptation was too much fol
some sly thief, who pIlGoral them as
also they did lot of hri5tmhs deco.
ratlons from Mr. Jesse lalley, In the
same market house
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
For Home AdoTnmGnt.

A Handsome Assortment Of VASES, UtnS rays, etc.,
in Royal Worcester, Limoges, Victoria Carshad Ores
d;n Other Wares. handsome display Suitable for
Christmas. ---~.-=--~..-.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

lis pair of gold speotacles or opera
lylasses bought of the well.known &C.
lculist. DR.. uoegelsberger. Opera
HOUSE. Eyes examined free accord
l.ng to newest methods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
Big cut in prices at Aduir's.


J. A. Conner has Just opened the
largest and finest OF leather goods in
The city, consist ting OF trunks, travel
ling bags, pocket-books and shopping
bags. Herdnian's building, No, 4
EBst Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

A pNiINI> FRATuS'S sNLE--we vii
"A pTrr for sale on THURSDAY llecan'
b,I -rIn leatzt 20 0 g.u u, A. III, Vii thH
H,u,c'JIl nads 81 Snrh g.. III 'rpe. de-
ceased At her lao rrsircncr, No. Los
IrlAwAIe az snH-, li~-E SHARPE.
HENRY u, pitltE.
dN5ts Administrators.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Before making your selections for
CHRISTMAS presents visit the furni.
ture store OF l.. i. Adair Seventh and
Shinley streets. and sue his stock and
rnt Lln nrInnS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
Iinrg;iiiI. ia sIDIhiuu,

Fine dress oyercOat= 80 80 black
chcvlOt suits 500 cashmere pants
@l.1O Lot OF eliiltircn's clothes TO lie
almost given away. Chldreu's Knee
pants % caGts. boys iUcaets % CENTS.
81 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

For the little folks slippers are going
oil lively. Prices are moderate lab,
cocks. 2O6 Market street. east SIDE
above Second.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Is trunk or travelling bug, of which
we have a nice liue of both, at prices
that are lower than over. Blankets
ry Z. Parkers, No. 10 East Third st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Tho school Will meet on Suuaay at
8 u y. ~, Al u. nj. lie un It'd sei-
i iGs Of Il e congregation ana Sunday
/ school VIII be neid nthe cAtlruu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Baby chains, baby buttons baby
rings. baby cups. Variety and price
uuequaled.- Miilard +. Davis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
WHAT 81
WILL BUY
For Christmas If spent with
us. The lack of ready money
need not interfere with your
enjoyment of Christmas. You
can get for one dollar ~
1 0Msang n,M EH:annag lAleor
Ladies' and Misses Wear.

Lady's Elegant Wrap, Lady's Stylish Coat Handsome
Dress Pattern, Ladys French Bonnet Hat Complete
Outfit of Ladys Underwear Hosiery, Gloves, Notions,
etc, Lady's Beautiful Shawl.
Lady's Silk Umbrella with expensive handle, Lady's
Handsome silk Muller, Lady's Elegantly Embroidered
Linen HANDKERCHIEF Ladys Elegant Toilet Case Lalys
Fine Shoes Ladys Fur MuiT and Coarete, Lady's Fur
Cape, all kinds Of Fur Iady'S Jewelry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Prices lower than ever at Nrights
Jewelry Store, 22O King street, VIII
mington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

J. f. Steel will hays u line car load
of Oysters at depot Monday morning
and at Iepot walnut and fGS.or.
witch no ii sell ceab
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Express wagons shoe. ilys. toy Ia
bles. "hairs etc. for the little oHes. at
l.. i. Affairs. Seventh and Shlpiey SITS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

Feet warm the Hannal.Iined slippers.
,iabcook's. a06 Market street, cast side.
alnye Spppuu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

A great mark down ut Wrights
Jewelry Store. go King Street, Wi.
InIngton, bel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
I,IIp.

Jones Hungarian II ,,.cr o. the
finest OF iieafa. atJ.J. 5misa' ith=aad
Sh!rley streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
- o -
a,iIcs.

Have your hair Strengthened by the
new propagation Used by Mrs. VIII
liumson. 1t keeps the hair in posi-
ton longer than any other. Strictly
confidential. 2lj West Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22
CHILDREN s SUITS

for SEQ, worth IS and $3.50 Suite for
$3.50. worth "a 80 and Is. SUITS tor 10.
worth Sc s. and $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

LNNCl RSI0N To SANTA CLAUS
Il uume Is the acllnnrs ol the sunday
> hool AMI t.or the First Presbyterian
L'Irh Iruu start from Grand DpPTI
HOUSE. Fu"-laS evening. Dec. 4ifh nt
o n.ur k. R9lnd nip tiu.ets aluiiz -
'r- ;ChIIufptf - cts. seats reserved NJ
Buffers, 10 NaIHut street for rtq TX.
lrl IaIae ami hear hl4 ngautIfui can
ava. niI -Ea santa ltl4, u.s. IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-22

up to ~. The former prices were
from 81 to ~ more.