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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

Joliet. Ill. Jan. ia,-Ernert LAcore, the
murderer of little Nellie byron. Las, Aug
us,. was hanged this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

10000.
III PA~n's population IL rrportrd al
fr'm ll,0n to l3,OOO, including nl-mt
1000 MrNicanS. r-sibly $50 Chlnamrn
aud sume go culnr,s! The culurpd I-n-
rle keep Almrrt exclusively To themselves.
AMI IN the ears they ARE prohibited frnn
ini"rmii ing with the whites This state
of things prevails all over the state #
Texas.
tANAiphk kNrKACt ANp TANNKRN
J W. Brown, late uf the Tnnnir, Ia d.
tract company At lhmng, and ". u.
Hughes, cattle mau IT the same Iu,Al.
ny, ca,ne hr,' n month ago aud arr now
building n ,nuurry ~ the eastern limit
II town They can srcu,' all the hidr-
they need. Mr.. Brown said that IN due
tim" they would put in an extract pant
on ia" adjoining lots, as canAigi, can br
secured ch"nply within my miler. H."
SAID ia" pr"jcc, uf shipping canaigr,' long
distances would l." An Improbable ia.
vrntmrut for two r,aAnnr, w. Eir.i. th.
r"d ir bulky and therefor would ,uu up
hig transportation bills, aud sccnrdly, il
ir apt 10 get wet aud mild.w, causing .n
entire lnrr of shipment. Tn. .,trnc, can
u" sold At cents per Inund la sulil.
h'd form, AA II is turnrl out and boxed
i"' shipment Mr., Brown tanned the
leather, which WAS exhibited n, the last
fair aud which he hal charge uf. finally
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,ract aud r,,ot shown nt I'm. .n,. tim.
,
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h'is""r'h und"rhili' a. invalid, who
was III ''e A'ouP"1rlue National. returns
w albuquerque t"uay
councilman Solomon has rucceed.h
may" "uS'ih' VINO resigned. The coun'
'' o''''~i Aha IN Arrl' vote will lee
,'su"r,y "A'n' Ih' papers name ~
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l.. silb.rb.ry hone. IA vi.i, AIlu,,.,.
uue poon. He is in N. ,ick., brok.,ny.
business. n yoca,ion b,. f,lI,x,d . ,,.r
az" in albuquerque
NJ. A. FRY. who WA. with Henry I,,k
hart. /. with \. n Newman. who r.,r.-
..,,,. ,h.. NJ, y..L u,,..i ~.
aud wnu ,r .r.ll known in AIbunu.r,u.
aud Las Vegas.
= "a p,chi. ch.m,io, Li,yrIi, ~
New M.,ico. WIN WAS with IuILrk. Bak
.r a Co, and later th. Atlantic A. Pacific.
/, waiting for An o,s,ninn. A, ,Alks ~
gong 10 the Organ mountains
Juan Hart, publ,ab.r ~ ,h. Times. who
claims IA, crsIi, 81 getting Postmaster J.
A. smith ont of Office. returned fr,m
Washington yesterday.
John JnIinn. IN. p.w n,a,u.s,.r. !. IN
IN. real ..,.,. ,u.in.rs Found him a
pl,as.n, gentleman "A. hus fri.nd. in
Albuquerque the BorradAilrs.
Ei,,,r J. p Uvlnnd. of IN. Rircon
Shat. who 1. In clos. toueb with M p..,.
Was in IN. city On Monday "A, aav. ,h.
outlook IN g,sd In his new home.
p,r,h.r u.,,,,, oon,d ~. m.d. WAR. I
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err. d.part
M. M. u..a and NJ. p.shoid
spi,y ar. d.uyb,.rr ~ nm. ~ ,b. I..din,
merchants, Samuel schuts, of this city.
Th. latter bscsma Mru. Spit. not many
mouthn ago. Tn. ladies' arc freau.n,
visitors ~ this place.
OF R.u,,-nd.I. cam. dow, r.c.n,,v
from AIbuou.r,u. with a view OF ,n,,r.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

Washington. Jan IA circular letter
giving information how 10 make Dds on
TIE new bond issue will be issue'i from
ths ,r..su,y nn Morday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

sets oi Columbian STAMPS ar. getting
scarce. Postmaster whitconb sold three
s"ts this morning, and has only few II
brol.en set l.ft.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20

,Chscks for the Santa Fe employees ar
r'ved this morniny. AMI the honest boys
rr- around paying their bills. The
checks are crsiitsd up for the November
work.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
ARIZONA.
News from All Portions of the
NeighbOring Territory.


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aiI""Ahc" ff iu'H"n on the lWh'
Iher arr on" hundred and seventy
4 nr'r"n"rs IN 'h" iunS l"ni'en''"r>
About eighty car loads ~ cattle were
ShipI"d ir"m Fl"gst"h III" past year
Emma L. Clanton has been appointed
pos, mis,r,'zH n, Reno IN tiila county.
More teams arr reported needed IN the
Santa Fr, prrarntt n phTniS ruad grade.
Tb. thermometer ,rgin,cr,d eighteen
degrees below zero at Flagstaff Monday
night
In 1897 the territorial rr,rnn rus, the
payers nf the territory ~ less than
s;i.OfO
Tn, Salvation Army is still ro,,ul,r IN,
Phpnin. aud its meoiingr draw largr
audiences
y.J deal ~ chI,ridiny is b.iuv done
about Washington camp The camp is
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/ rs'rty for 1893 ioots up So - IT,"
,"nd"d and No ing ind' 'h'n' - No."
: I 1j.oU, against S''1o.6h ~ 1871.
The twenty stamp mill at IT," Baha.
Z, 'yari mines. idle for the pa, tive yrars,
h med down January . The c"s, of ,hr
mi was between $s'ooo AMI $I"'o"''
| The latest class of mining in Al "na II
tie opening Of qrArries 81 lithog,R"hic
rock. Big depo .its have been unc ,vrrr,I
at Arivaca and in teighboring counties.
While the southern Pacific company hn'
mad, big cri In the rates 10 the Mil.
winter faix ON al points ON the system
The tickets wiz not permit Of lay y.ovc.s.
The ,nd,y.n, ,i,k In 1891 cos, Mohay.
county the sum Of $s'ss 10. Last y""'
the amount ran mp to the total of sN""I
rs. This county has population A"
Ii02.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-01-20
4 Hp n ,ompiiment.

Eulluu. Conn | Hu very much plee s,i
" ia H." "i"rt uf yulr summons Liver
Pr.rla .rr. ard hnvr u,. ..mirrnd'd II "a
gu,si IrH"y lr"uds T. \ Rose. iou"
dru'gt-, s'llr IT m I"wUrr - liluh The
ppw,'"r l." le taLrn ~! ~ made int" n
Al parties interested 10 cAt,le and
I. r-r raising arr rlu"siri g. meet AT
l.rrulu, ", 81 on ,hr ur-' Iay ~ the
,.mlug MRrrh term uf court, ir ,h" pur-
I.~,' e organizing All ass'cia''u fnr mu-
t4A protection,
FOR pains m III" chest th"r" Ir Euihing
better than n flannel cloth pdur,'"i with
Chamberlain's Pain balm an! '.'und on
over the seat u pain For sAl' ~ i. H..
burgess a Son. Druygirtr.
Late developments At Lac truo"- make
ia. building Il :he canal AMI reservoir
system m,~, probable, and a, an early
'A,e.
A. A. McCr"ry, u GrAnsl~rry, Texas,
Who IL Ia the city, has received a n 'ture
~ his dAught y. who secured uu" ~ the
gold me.lAls II, the Worlds hir fiou. the
slAis u TrNss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

Miss Bigger. who conducts . prosper
ous private academy In tho. Davidson
building. Ninth and Kinx streets, had o
very interesting review Of the work OF
the students for the term last evening In
the presence Of number OF visitors. The
students from those In the primary de.
partment. as we'll as those In the higher
branches. Including Latin. grammar, Ger
man. algebra, spelling, music. etc.. exhib.
tied satisfactory advancements and 40.
quilted themselves very creditably.
Miss Bigger and her corps OF teachers
have reason to congratulate themselves
on the proficiency OF their puplls and the
parents present were SO well pleased that
they I'll! asrlst In adding to the patron.
age OF the Institution. At the close OF the
review Rev. Mr.. Layfield OF Epworth M. Il
Church made a neat little speech express.
Ing his qualification at being present. con-
graduating both teachers and pu pills and
counselling greater Efforts to acquire
proficiency 10 the various etudles oalou-
lated to lead TO success ih the different
oailings they may engage In life. Miss
Bigger thanked tho visitors and Invited
them to call again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

has rented the large and commodious
building, No 2O9 Market street, between
Second and Third streets, Wiimington
Del, and will open Saturday morning
Dec, Sth, at 0 a. M, with a complete az
sortment OF dry goods notions. clothing
for men and boys. hats. shoes. hardware.
stationery. etc, ETC., at prioee more rea-
sonable than you can purchase In Phlla-
delphia and New York.
MIR. A. GIeenbaum the proprietor OF
this concern lisa member of the firm Of 8.
Greenbaum and Co.. manufacturers. Of
Baltimore, Md, and consequently Is In q
poaition to sell goods here In Wilmngto
us cheap. In fact cheaper than can be pui.
chased In larger cities Watch for their
'ad" In to.morrow's newspapers, and also
for their circulars for astonishtngly low
Drice9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
To MOTHERS

Have you been to the New
York Clothing House lately?
Have you heard of the boys
Clothings
We're not only keeping
prices down to the lowest notch,
but giving you the best cloth.
ing ever sold.
Nice patterns, double breast.
ed Boys Suits, up to IA years
size, $1.50.
All wool Boys Suits, $3.50,
S3, $3.50, 81, $3.50, SIS and Sc.
How about Refer for your
Boy?
Chinehilla Refers with broad
braid and sailor collar, some
with brass buttons, some with
black buttons, S2.5G, 50, $50,
81 and So.
Astrachan Refers, rs, Sc
and $3.50.
Little Boys Storm Coats,
81. SO, So so and So.
Little Boys Cape Overcoats,
long skirts, deep capes, from
% up.
This is the Young Mems
store!
Our lines of Overcoats and
Suits for the growing young
man up to 20 years old, is
larger than ever, and prices
lower.
Mixed Cashmere Suits, good
qualities, 50. 80, 81 and IS.
Unfinished Worsted or
Roush Cheyiot Suits for Young
Men tor So, Sc, 81, So and $40.
Clay Diagonal Suits, 81, IS
and $40.
Dress Oyercoats, Blacks,
Blues and light shades for s.,
S6, 81, 80, SO and S12.
Storm 0vercoats, IS, Sc,
$3.50 and ST.. 90.
Store open this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

Deep interest has been aroused over
the arrival yesterday ct Philadelphia OF
the mrgsst Norwegian steamship nfioat,
the SofveIg.
She passed up the river yesterday and
presented bright appearance. She is to
'lond 135. 900 cases OF case oil for Japan.
The interest deepened when 1t was as
certained that she is built to carry troops
She was built at New Castle on Tyne by
the same firm that built the Coya, which it
Is understood 10 now among the Japan
navy.
The Solveig recently had her trial trip
ana developed 10 knots an hour. Sue is
manned Dy o Norwegian crew and is $40
feet In length
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
Holiday Silks.

Great mark.down in price.
All of our Colored Fables
Goods that have been 81 a
yard down to 40 cents a ward.
making by far the best silk bar.
gain of the season. A good
assortment of colors.
An excellent Black Faille for
66 cents. A good Black FailIe,
"A inches wide, for rs cents.
A splendid 24.inch Black Faille
for 81 a yard.
The best Blankets you have
ever looked at white or scar.
let, Sd pair.
Knotted Fringe Damask
Towels, III by SO, 12a cents
each; regular 2o.cent goods.
Huck Towels. 30 by AZ, at
124 cents; regular 20.cent
goods.
Bleached open work Dam
ask Towels. beautiful quality,
choice patterns, so cents; regu.
lar 75.ce4t goods.
Our store filing up with ut.
tracti7e holiday goods at low.
est cash prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

A horse attached to milk wagon took
flight and ran away this morning. collld.
ing with an electric pole on Dola ware ave.
hue near West street. 1hs team was cap
tured at Delaware avenue and Adams
streets. with little damage done,
horse attached to u farm wagon ran
away up Orang. street this morning. a
colored boy who wns In the vehicle drlv-
ing. got frightened and jumped out. ieav.
Ing tine horse to his mad Hight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

Many friends In this city will 10 sur.
prired to hear Of the death of john q.
WhtecIaft which occurred in Hampton
Va, on SUNDAY, Nov. rs, Mr.. Whlte2reft
was In our city only few weeks ago 10
attend tire funeral OF his brother, James
4. Whi;eeraft, aud after returning TO his
heart and kidney trouble. from which he
never rallied. lie was In the 74th year of
DIS age and leaves three sisters to mourn
his loss, lnterneuL was made at Hamp.
ton Va
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

By colliding with heavy wagon A
Lancaster avenue and Harrison street
last evening Frank Heisler had the top Of
his carriage Injured.
Frank S. Do0biEs talked on the Japan.
ese.Chinete War and the Missionary
Work In China. Korea and Japsnn In
Second Baptist Church last evening.
s. N. Smeltz will leave to-day for the
Catsklll mountains. to bling on M
twenty-five hundred Chr, TIM trees,
which he selected some thEos weeks auo'
viii arrive on or about tina l4th inst.
Tie UDien Bibio Clas3, Rsy. d. M.
Staarns leader. rneets la Central Presbv,
terrain Church, tomorrow (frtday) eyen-
Ing. at 7.3o G'cloak.
Mr., John A MoManus OF eboboth. and
II w. 4. Watson. OF LAUREL. Del, are ia
oar city to-day aud took dinner at tina
Clayton HOUSE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

Business In Superior Court this morn
ing was dull. that body being In session
only one hour.
Henry g Turner representing the do.
PENDANT in the case of Edward L. Mcguire
w. Michael McGiilin reported Judgment
for tho plaintiff to the amount Of 1886. 20.
Philip q. Churchman represented M.
Mcguire.
George Elliott, representing the city In
the case OF Carmine ID Mare vs. Mayor
und Council reported that the case would
not be tried, it now being under course Of
settlement.
Peter L. Cooper asked Ioave to amend
the pleading In the caee- OF Constant
Gransbommie Vi. the Mayor and Council.
which was granted. George Elliott ap-
poured Tor tho city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
FIFTH EDITION.


WAsHINoros. D. T., Dec. 6th.--The pool
Ing bill is up In the House. There Is no
doubt OF Its passage.
WASHINGTON. d. O., Dec. 9th -Represen.
tatiye Patterson. who Ia In charge of tho
railroad pooling bill. which the house IL
now considering. Gays it will pass by Q
good majority.
WASHINGTON. d. O., Dec. CIT Is re.
ported that President Cleveland will call
an extra seeelon Of the new Congress IL
the present Congress falls TO act on tho
currency question.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
ATTEMPTED POST u'yl:E ROBBERY.
burglars Fooled In their Attempt to Enter
GrconviIle Pest once

During the last few years thieves have
paid their respects several tlmos to the
post office at Greenville. After the last
unfr!endly call an elect.lc alarm was Pine.
ed IN the building with communication to
the bedroom OF the postmaster.
This morning shortly before O'Clock
the alarm went off and the postmaster and
another quickly went to the scene.
The burglars on being alarmed ran
away. Shots were exchanged between
the pursuers and the pursued.
On Investigation 1t was found that two
rows OF holes had been bored in a panel
OF the window shutter and 1t was after
the holes had been drilled that the bur.
glars pushed the panel In and this caused
the alarm to ring
The burglar left sledge. brace and
bit. auger, three bits and punch behind
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

On Monday evening Della Fox will b.
here with the Little Trooper" company
OF seventy people, and with the entire
original New York production.
Mrs. Fox declined an oller of four hun
dred dollnrs a week to continue In tn,
support OF the DeWolf Hopper Opera Com
pany during the pre- sent season In order
that she might become q star on her owr
account. The sagaoity OF her decision ID
established already. the entire outlay upoI
her costly and elaborate production hnv
ing been repaid out OF the profits of heI
iirst i've weeks at tho New York Casino
Her role this season Ia stronger thnn ever
Seats are now on Bale,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co m.
pany announces that duting the continu-
nnce OF the present schedule the train
leaving Twenty-fourth and Chestnut
streets ut 1l.35 pm. will on application
of live or more persons to any ticket
agent at telegraph stations between vii.
mington and Philadelphia be held is min.
utes for the Accomm odation OF persons
desiring to attend theatres or other
places Of amusement at Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

The Queen Contest In Haven NJ e.
Church last evening was grand success.
Mrs. Emma Bill Of West Wilmington
gained the frat prize by receiving the
most votes and returning to tho Church
the amount OF t34.23 ehe was crowned
awarded a gold watch. Presentation was
made by Rev. ]. II. Hartman pastor OF Mt.
JOY III. L. Church South Wilmington.
Mise Laura Johnson. OF East Wilmingto
returned to the Church the amount of
Sl2.34 and was awarded q silk umbrella.
owing TO some dissatisfaction tho UNI.
brella WAS retained and she was awarded
q china tea set.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

VIM. II. Weaver. No. 1912 Heald sire ct.
left his home yesterday afternoo n for the
purpose OF visiting Dr Oglo's Office. in
order TO hnvo his hand dressed, which had
been crushed while working at Edge
Moor, and since that time lie has not been
heard from mir. W. Is about five feet II, Q
Inches In height, about 40 years of age
and carried his hand In a sling Hs wore
a brown cyercuut. dark pants and black
soft hat. His mind was rather unsettled,
and 1t 10 feared that he has wandered OIL
and got lost. Any information In regard
to him will be thankfully resolved by his
wife, who Is much distressed by his mys-
ferrous Disappearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

Two young ladies' while crossing the
Cool Spring Park on Saturday evening
last. were approached by two men. They
Immediately turned around and COM
menced to walk faster into the direction
OF the Avenue on Van Buren, street. When
on finding the men folio lig them they
ran up into the yard OF Mr.. Thomas Nc
Corkle. Jr. on Delaware avenue, when
the men left. and the Indies nearly fright
ened to death proceeded on their way
hnmA.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

The following offlcers were slscted By
T. A. Smyth Post No. !, g. A. RI
Commander, II. d. Entriken; Il. v. Com.
mander. 4. 3. e. Brown; Jr. " Oomman.
der. Chas. A. Combs; Surgeon. Joseph
Mansell;. Quartermaster. Samuel Lewis;
Officer Of Day, Peter McAleer; Chaplain,
Lewis Hahn; Officer Of the Guard, D. r,
Myers; Janitor, Geo. Reece.
Delegates. Peter Overdeer. ". Mo.
Dowell, y y. L. Brown, D. R. Myers. G.
Russ. ]. Turner.
Alternates, W. J. Irwin, O. Fl. Combs,
4. Heritage. r. Brewer, P. McAleer. A.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

DEATHS.
hluhPArRlCk-On Dec. 4 1894. Robert
kirkpnrtrlck, aged IS years,
relatives aud friends are invited to attend
ms funeral services at his late roslden ce ISIS
Gilpin Avenue on Thursday Afternoon Al :
O'Clock. lnterment at Hiverview Gene cry.
GREEN-on December 3. 1l4, Marpare,
Green, aged 50 years
RELATIVES and friends are invited to attend
me funeral ut her late res dence Rockland
pot, on Ihurslay. 9Th instant ut Q o'clock.
interment ut Wilmington and Brand y wine
Cemetery. "'Ao
bnnLL-on December 9TH. 1891, at Midtown,
Delaware. s. Eva, daughter OF John ana
"a. All A. Ball. aged ~ years
heiatives and friends are invited to atten d
tne iun erai from tho residence of he r IA r
ehts. MIDTOWN. on Friday morning. Dece m
oeritn, at ll.3O clock. without further no.
toe. Services at the house
WHITECRaFr-At the soldiers Home,
q Whiterraft, formerly OF this civ in nis
18th year. " '''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

At last nights session Of the Municipal
Court Charles Richardson. colored, was
charged with assault committed upon
Samuel N. Smeltz. He was sentenced to
pay line OF $40 and costs.
John FULLY was charged with selling In
toyicatlng liquor to Maxwell Dixon an lie.
bitual drunkard. Tie case was dis.
missed.
Eight small boys were charged with
trespass by Contractor Thomas Samworth
They entered a number OF new houses on
Porter street and punched holes iu the
bath tubs. The boys parents will pay the
amount OF the damage done before next
Wednesday,.
At this mornings session Jennie Foun-
tain, colored, was fined SIS and costs for
disorderly conduct.
Jacob Cooper last night went TO his room
to get his overcoat to 90 OUT for a while,
but, like Mother Hubbard's bone, 1t was
gone. lie notified Officer Lyons. who in
short order arrested Harry Watson. who
had engaged lodging room on the story
above Cooper's room.
lie was identified by Mrs. Mary Tucker a
secondhand dealer. US the man who sold
the coat. lie also admitted to tine officer
that he sold the coat, but claimed that he
got II from colored man. The coat was
valued at $50. lie was held in $500 bail
Tor an appearance at the upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
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CROSBY
& HILL
COS. GOT, 6O9 Market 81.
New
IaEket5
IN ew
CapEs

Arriving almost every day.
We are trying very hard to
keep up assortments, but
owing to the great scarcity it
is hard to do. We get all the
Goats we can from the best
manufacturer in the land, but
this season he has not been
able to supply us as fast as we
have wanted them owing to
the strike. This is the manu-.
facturer who supplies the large
stores in large cities, only you
can probably buy the same
goods from us at from 91.OO
to $780, garment less. We
keep the Popular Goods at the
Popular Pr.ces. rewd,
economical cash customers buy
of us and thereby save a little
money. .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

The Republicans OF the Eighth ward last
evening formed u league and elected
these officers; President. James Keenen;
vlce.president John b. Simmons; record.
ing secretary, WIN. Groves; correspond.
Ing secretary. Harry White: treasurer.
Vim. Aron. This finance committee was
also elected: VIM. Aron, Alfred Parsdee.
H. Il. Stats, John McCaulley and Charles
Higuut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

Owing to the putting down of drain
an the aileyway OF tho brick building M.
t1l King street. about one month ago, inc
Il Ont OF tie buiidlng had to be torn ont
ami Ia now boing remodeled by Mr.. rhi.
lemma Chandler, who has the contract.
AIR chandler Is one OF the city Last
build rs and has put l. D some oil The y.ry
best buildings IN UuI city. He sapei m.
tents ALI Of hls work. thus insurlng ilrst-
clQss work,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06
Special Values

In Wool Seal Capes, now so
fashionable and desirable.
What so pretty for the price as
a nice Wool Seal Cape?. We
are selling them freely; call
and look at our stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-12-06

A. 8. Reed and Brother Company has
received a permit for the erection Of three
story store and Offices at the North East
corner Of Eighth and Market streets. The
building will have frontage OF 20 feet
and q depth OF l40 feet. The cost OF the
building will be $40 600