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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24


In tho MunlciRel Court last evening"
before Judge Ball the following cases
wero disposed Of.
james Boyer, colored, was charged
BY Undertaken Thomas /. Russell wit
being dunk and annoying people on
Shipley street. He got out OF jail yes
terday. He was fined s5 Or forty
days.
William Ward was charged by John
!. Adams with dlsordeIly conduct on
Sunday. Tbs defendant was repre-
scented by j. Harvey Whitemap.
Mr.Adams testified that while riding
down French street Ward had cursed
him and threatened TO mash his face.
Later he met him at Tenth aud Market
and Ward repeated bis threats. Ward
was placed on the staud In his own de.
fence, and stated that Adams 'grinned
and laughed at him and defied him.
He denied having used the cpithete
ascribed TO him, but admitted he had
told Adams that II he was man he
would get out OF the carriage" Ward
was fined go and costs.
Richard Patowsky, Of BIumenthaI
* Co.. was charged with erecting plat
form scales on the sldewa without a
permit from the city In Violation OF q
city ordinance. The case was contln-
ne until tomorrow morning.
AT this mornings session John Reed
and John Fitzgerald were fined f3 and
costs for being drunk and dlsorderly.
John Jones was fined o. and costa
for being drunk.
George Davis and Sarah jackson,
colored. were each fined $2 and costs
Tor dtsorderly conduct.
john Silkoski was held In $500 bail
Tor hearing on Thursday morning.
DR.. Palmer testified that Stephens,
the injured Polo. will be able to be
present at the hearing.
Mary Bird was fined $50 and costs
for keeping disordcrly house at 8OS
East Sixth street. She was represent.
ed by Il. X. Cochran. Jr.
Detective McNey was charged with
assault and battery on Samuel Nor.
rell on the 25th of March. Mo-rell
had given his evidence. which was the
same as stated IN the REPUBLICAN some
time ago, when John Biggs reached
over to Clerk Adams and Obtained the
Information on which McYey was ar
raigned, md finding that 1t had not
been signed by the City Solicitor, made
motion that the case be dismissed.
Judge Ball dismissed the case on
these grounds. The court stated that
IL Is the duty OF the City Solicitor tn
draw up the informations In each
case, and not the clerk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
SOCIETY NOTES.


OAUska AND EFFECT.
A very nice fellow In Flint
Indulged In some juleps of mint
Ttll tho night passed away.
And all the next DAY
He carried his head in q spiint.
Amity Lodge. l. o. o. T., of Camden,
Kent county, will celebrate the 18th
anniversary of Odd Fellowship rext
Thursday evening. The Rev. 4, Il.
Terry will deliver an address.
The Misses Rletta Emerson, Ella
Ruth and Matte Leach spent Sunday
at Greenland.
John s. Cotton has recovered from q
spell OF slckness.
Miss Maggie Kelley and Miss Ella
Stewart visited Brandywlne Springs
on sunday.
Miss Bertha. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Ma lor. and George W.
Daniels will be married at the homo OF
the bride, near Townsend, on wednes.
day evening.
MissNellle Davies, of this city, Ia the
guest OF WASHINGTON friends.
Miss March, OF Phpnlxvllle, has re-
this city.
Menu cards are now the correct
thing for wedding dinnera. The cards
are square and folded in the middle,
across the outside are the words
wedding Dinner" In raised gilt let
tiers. One corner OF the fret page lie
cut OH and the edge thus left finished
With narrow gilt scroll. A strip OF
white satin ribbon along the back fin
ished at either end with bows, give an
especially bridal finish.
Tririty Methodist Episcopal Church.
located Mt Fifteenth and Mount Yer.
non streets, Philadelphia, will cele-
ptate the tenth anniversary VI its dedl-
cation during the Fail OF the present
/ year. Under the pRstorste of Rev. Dr.
jacob TODD 1t has become oLe or the
prominent churches III the city. Old
TRINITY Church was established over
century ago. tho cornerstone having
beeh laid with i'm Impressive ceremonies
In li1l, the primitive structure occu
pring lot on tho corner OF Eighth
street above Race.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The sugar planters OF Louisiana
show no change OF mind with regard
to tho wilscn bill, and their oppoai-
ton to that measure Is entirely utllt-
tartan. They say 1t will be impossible
to raise sugar with profit II the bill be-.
comes law. aud they will hold
conference la New Orlesns soon to
decide upon the most advisable course
10 pursue In fighting the bill. Mr..
Murphy. who Is president OF the
Bugar Exchange, In recent Interview
asclared that the preferable scheme
Tor the encouragement of tho domss,
lie sugar Industry was that by which
, bounty Is given to sugar planters
within United States boundaries. SO
strong Is the opinion on this point
among the planters that thoy believe
sufficient influence may be brought to
bear upon the Louisiana Senators to
secure their votes against the Wilson
bill which votes. they think, would he
enough TO turn tho scale AMI dsiea
the whole measure. Mr.. Murphy
says;
THE votes OF the two Louisiana
Senators. together with the votes OF the
four Populist Senators and the lsepu0-
licans. would give the opponents of
the Tariff bill rorty-three votes, while
all tho others combined would be I'M
able to muster but forty two, leaving
q majority OF one necessary to defeat
It. In the eyent OF the convention the
I'm nj yvil I,r Is,fT
aud Blanchard. II they are not com-
promised, to vote against the Wilson
Dill. III is said that IL we do not take
the present or proposed duty. o. scbe-
dule, that We will have to take It any
way, and that 1t is better to put up
with that than something worse
dou't believe in sucn policy.
think we can get more, and we
ought to have 1t. Sugar Ia n national
staple, and the United states ought to
make all the sugar necessary for the
home markets and for the home con.
sumption. Under the bounty system
the American sugar industry has been
placed upon its feet. We understand
better how to make sugar and TO grow
more pounds to tho acre OF land. Tho
Industry has been encouraged under
the bounty law as no other la " or sys-
TEN OF protection would encourage 1t. :
All this is another Illustration OF the
growing appreciation Of the South of
the fact that industrial progress and
prosperity depend for encouragement
upon the Republican party. Every
year the Interests OF the South are b.
coming more industrial In character,
and hence We may look for Increasing
Naturalization with thu marty Nhaga
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

But IL is certainly surprising to know
how neat and shapely q shoe you can
buy for 80 little money at W. Il. Hick-
man,s. No. Ala King street. There Ia
no use talking, II We are on King
street. we lead them all for style,
quality and price. and you have the
largest and best selected stock In the
city to select from. A mean, cheap,
shoddy shoe We will not have at any
price. II We know 1t. Good, honest
goods, at the right price is whore our
success lies. Como aud try US, you
will be treated right.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The Young Mems Dem ucratic Club
opened Its new room at No.Sl7 Market
street, last evening to its molnbers.
Inc rooms were beau slfully decorated
with plants and pictures OF prominent
Democrats. Governor Reynolds was
the guest of honor. The club oceu.
pies the top three stories OF lie build.
ing.
The stairway leading to the floors
arc wide and easy II ascent.
At tho foot OF the ilIst flight last
night there WAS u bank OF palms.
which suE Gested tho buLter and more
slaborAte decorations up stairs. On
tho fourth floor tue larger room Is
used Tor billiards. pool and shuiile-
BOARD. The lloor is painted aud there
is plenty Of sLt. Tho skyhghts here
can be raised, and, as they are directly
above the series OF stairways. Ia warm
weather the building can b. efIactu.
ally ventilated Ia Tins way.
Adjoining tbs billiard room are two
smaller rooms which viii bo used for
cohImltteo neutings. The THIRD floor
fIOnt Is u large and airy room anu will
10 used us ID reading room. There ars
plenty oil tables ani iUts OF CHARS for
everybody. At the entrance OF the
read nE-room In u large glass case are
the colurs AMI baunets OF The club.
Adjoining the reading room are two
more committed rooms u.Id a
foun for chess. checkers and tie
Ike. In the reading room on
,ha mantel piece is q letter
without signature which was written
by Thomas Jefferson. 1hIs letter was
pre eItrd to The club by the late jas
A. Eayard. Gu The third Iluor 10 also
large room which viii 10 used Tor a
meeting room. Ih,s room could cas-
lily seat $50 persons.
On the second lluor Is the mngnlti-
cent reception room. 1t looks more
ike hall than u room, and Is fur
nished with excellent taste. Every.
thing Is OF such a kind ns to make
che feel AT home and at Tho GuIne time
lie delighted with his surroundings.
After inspecting tho building he
members gathered in the reception
room AMI heard short addresses from
Willard SALISBURY. John S ROaeil. l..
9. Nrnde griit. +. l.. Cooper and many
others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24


Ladies' Ribbed Jersey
Vests, regular DC goods
which we shall offer for lie,
with WORKED and tapped neck
a d sleeves.
Childrof's India Cause
W sts, high neck with long
and short sleeves-slzes 10
to 81 that We're 10, %, 25
and Use oacu--now all ut tGe
one price of l7c for your
choice of sizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

John F. Callahan, of our city. has
been appointed pay clerk In the U. $.
Mint in Philadelphia, at a salary of s5
per day. The parties who contro
Delaware politics are now happy MS
Johnny knows many things. but he
will now keep his mouth shut az close
as n steel trap. The parties VINO
threaten to blab must DO provided for.
II Colonel Donahoe knows anything
about ways that ARE dark and tricks
that are vaiu," he should hold up his
whip as kind Of warning to Senator
Gray, and Meeers. Dickey and Neary
II that mess OF pap is not properly
ladled out. Colonel Norton should
also look around among his Cd papers
ard SEQ If he cannot find something
like club TO compel the recognition
OF Ills clalms.
Painful feetninss cole, tIia-rhDel nFe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

This is pre.eminently a silk
and fiue dress goods season.
We have accumulated from
The importers and manufac.
turers Al stock Of these goods
lar surprising anything we
have hereiofole shown. The
stylish and beautifully de.
sig ed Shanghai lndia Silks
combined with the best Of.
forts OF I e Ci,ina Silk max.
ers complete the ii le silk ef
fects i'll low.toled combilia.
tons for waists and dresses
at prices from 25c to $l.25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Saints and SINNERS" very well.
written p.ny, will DO presented at the
Grand opera Houss Tomorrow oven
lhg by Mr. a. N. Palllers coInpu
IAe company Will bn u selected one
an1 our taeatrc-Eoprs may rest ats
stirred that tue presentation wilt be
eqnnl TO amy given in the larger C.tiea.
Henry T. Dlxsy will appHgf ut the
Grand Opera House on Friday even
ing III tho successful buriesgue
Adonls." lie will 10 supported by
l;tce's RurlGsque Company, with mag.
niilcent scenic effects and eosLu mes.
The piece has Teen renovated since
bong seen hoie last and is now more
entertaining than ever. He Is sure TO
meet with u CORDIAL welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

7 re INVITE YOUR
wv at,eution to our !,

wv . !ssi@n to YOUR Our
various lines OF
goods suitable for replenish.
lng the house after its semi
annual cleaning. Not only
do we carry a complete stock
OF China, Porcelains, Glass.
ware, Lamps and Silverware
of which our distribution is
very large, but also on the
second floor may be seen a
large house furnishing goods
store of itself. LlnoIeums,
Oh Cloths, Mattings and
Window Shades are among
the leading features of this
department. Steel Enameled
Ware and all articles made
that are desirable and neces.
sary for kitchen laundry and
other places can be found
here.
Everything we sell we
guarantee, but the most i'm.
portant matter OF all is that
we know our prices for the
average are lower than else.
where.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

hamburger 4 Sons, Tho popular and
reliable clothiers at Nos. 20 ami aa2
Market street, nave struck novel
plan of advertising their elegant stoui,
OF spring clothing. The advertise
ment Is In the form OF magician,
Professor Sarnello, who nstonislrs his
nuaienGe by his magic performances.
Ihe professor Il an excellent per orm.
er, but not so well tn his line us ths
popular manager ofthe clothing house
ts III his. Inc performance Will be
Elvon again this evening between :
ami O'clock, and all who desire y
see an excellent performance free OF
charge should attend. rte professor
eiands Ia one Of tho large bulk win.
lows, while the other is titled with all
the spring cuts and coiors IN clothing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Because OF tho efforts the Demo,
Gratis are making to repeal the Ne.
Kinley tariff, the price OF every article
produced has declined. The farmers
are injured as vol as tho men engaged
In manufacturing pursuits. Wueat Is
selling at a lower price than ever
known In our country; the same re-.
mark applies to corn, beef, PORK but.
ter, eggs, poultry, &c. The farmers
say that their marketiuy Is hard to
dispose of, simply because many OF
their former customers have no money
to buy with. They can now SOC how
. protective tariff benefits Them.
Building is nearly at a stand still, be.
cause scores Of workman hay. roma
TO seek employment else yhere
Our retailers OF ali Kinds Of mar.
ehandise ara Ininred nv Inv nricas
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The last evaning social OF the sea.
son, under the management OF the
BonaGee Club. which Will be given to
morrow evening IN the hall OF the
Weccacoe engine house. pronlses TO
be one OF tho Leading society events OF
the season. A full orchestra OF ton
pieces will furnish tho music. The
com mittoe arc sparing no pains TO
make this surpass all their previous
EFFORTS and from present indica Ions
Will surpnss their expectations. Ile
members invite all their lady friends
10 tie present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

Carpets were never in bet.
ter assortments or finer
grades for lower prices Car.
pet lockers should therefore
o nj y buy the standard
makes. The markets are
flooded with cheap limitations
of good carpets masquerad.
ing under false names-cot.
ton is called wool, printed
patterns called woven fabrics
much OF it done through
ignorance perhaps, much to
palm off inferior goods as
lirst.class. Cur prices are
fixed from such standards as
Biselow, Lowell and Alexan.
der Smith IL Sons for vii.
tons, Administers, Moquette
aud Brussels, which carries
a guarantee Tor the best
wearing carpets made. No
cotton or juto carpets find a
place here, and when our
prices are reduced the stand.
ard qualities are meant. We
are now in the midst Of tie
greatest sale OH fine carpets
we ever attempted.
Gohe ms, 81. - now $l.l6
ANniuisf,r 81 -,l nav Gi On
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The Delaware lire Company laat
night celebrated It's sevrnty.iifth an
HiYersary by banquet To its NON bnra
and city officials After hearing a
hlief history 81 tie company by
Thomas Wilson the guasts sat down
to the spread. which was an elaborate
one. President OF City ouucil Per
klns WA teastmaster aud Ma, or
Shortlidge responded to The CITY,
and congratulated the iireniun upon
their anniversary, and tho manner In
which u WAS boing observed
William 5. Hiiled responded to Tho
Bar" city Solicitor George A Elicit
responded to II he I,qdies," George ".
Roberts to The Press. anu Jonn j
GGIlaEhUr to What lie Good Tor il
Fireman on the Morulug After d Ceie.
brhtlon."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

SEDAIIA NO.. April 22--J. A. Pollard,
a farmer living seven miles south OF
Sedalia, brought to this city yesterday
o gallon jar iilled with live loousts.
lie save farmers In the southe IN part
OF this county are blowing up millions
OF Pharaoh's pests. and fears are enter
tainod that their appearance SO carly
In the spring will result In dsvasta-
tlon OF the tender crops.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

While Patrolmen Palmer aud Ford
were passing the store Of T. r. Pen.
ninGtou, at Fourth AMI Franklin
strt ais, early yesterday morning they
found man trying to enter the buiEii.
Ing. AT the sight OF the officers the
hurg.ar started to run. The officers
followed mnd ~ they were unable to
s.op him tired several shots from their
taSolvhrs. lie was iast seen while
crossing the lot at Fourth anu { ayton
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Nhan In need Of epa. or wood, call
up i,45 or send postal card for q ton
OF extra largo psa coal to IL. L. Ser
geant, dealer IN coal wood and gram,
Western oats haled hay ami straw,
Hickory wood Tor opon CRATES Yard
los Maryland Ave. PnOne 5I1. Can
trai Office, 18th and King streets Phone
ISL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24
orn-r Frh aud Ring SIS.


is he place for leu ana coffee; Java At ~
cts, is excellent; itlo cleared In the roast.
ing, All housekeepers use tour &
clock tea. our belfast is excellent
win one brand OF tea we give yo.I Il
lovely cup and snuccr; with i half Id OF
ten. plate. cup and saucer; our tea AZ IS
cts, Is good value. Uut meal ia 2lh pack
ACES Is excellent. Our flour ANA butter:
our zoe. bags -four our i0c bags flo ir.
Pearl lapioca at Scmakes cheap pudding.
our ev parstrd fruit is all fresh and OF
nrst quality: Pruneilns aud iigB make
ricn pie. What you don'I sec, ask for.
i yan"rate1 Beiitiower apples Prunes
anu coffee are high. Our California prilnas
nre low. cream homeless goldfish. we ar,
tn only ONES hat kept Next week VIC
will open lot OF fancy cakes cheap
snaps nhd soda cakes. nc vanilla wnferR.
honey c .kez. Grand uothers cookies al!
~ cts. GruiI cake-, 10 and l2 cts. ilaye
you seen iieien's isbiesr w have til en-
one cent apirce. Columbia syrup Ike.
hnncy zoe Baking nolaases : ana Sc at
We would like 10 save inohey for YOU by
selling good egss aud potatoes, cheap nj
4. NJ WiEleS. 4th and King st a9d-5t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Pure milk anu cream constantly on
nand, put upin gilss lus when de.
sired, and delivered to all .,arts vi tbs
city. J. IL Porter. It'll aad AZ llsou
streets. Phonsjil,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Patroni2e the Economy Market No.
405 King street. Beef veai. mutton,
lamb aud ali kinds OF meats constant
~ ON hand at lowest paIcss Home
dressed a specially. Give liz call aud
be convinced. All goods delivered
free Phone 661. IL. Rams berger,
prop.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The ninth number of the Master.
piecss from tue Art Gllleries OF the
otld has b0sn received and Ia now
ready for callers. These are beautiful
pictures. ANA cannot be excelled any
where. All should take tue earliest
opportunity TO gel Il copy
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Deserving Coniidenee.-rhere is no ar
ticle which SO richly deserves the entire
confidence of the community as Blows .
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Those sun ring
from Asthmattc AMI bronchial Diseases
Coughs aud Colds. should try them. Price
q cents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Mack aud WnoIery. the most clave r
boxers OF this town Will give AN nth.
lftlc entertainment Mt the Nav IeD.
pies Theatre on Saturday evening,
April Esih, here Promises to be seV.
erAl interesting bouts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF New CASTLE Co:
IL has been reported that nave with
drawn from the Sheriff contest, which
10 now on In this county. such report
70 unwarrantsd and untrue. a. am IN
the contest to the end and feel very
much gratitied at the outlook and II.
peot to win. Horace q. RErrEw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

The committee appointed by the
trdstess of Delaw re College. to in.
S"sttgGta the ooudtion OF affairs al
thGL institution. VIII meet for tho first
time Wednesday,. The committee viii
req lest paOpir to testify concerning
pr Raub's management OF the lnsti.
tuLion
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

dreamed dream OF a fat, Fat Job.
And sweet was that dream Il me;
FOR II brought the limo OF my early
prime,
And lite as IL used to be-
l walked nnce more through Market
-trget,
With IA nod to all met;
- hind my back / negrd them saw:
Jonnie's got there. you bot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Notwithstanding the duh tiIles at
his new store at Third aud Ming streets
on Saturday was crowded by custom
eTs after bargains in mons, women'a
and children's shoes
Nj. Grady has received another ship.
menE OF goods which will be sold Al
the lowest pIlces.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Powell has on his stalls In the fhlrd
street market fine lot OF shad and
Arrr,ng. co,iiish, cat Ian. rucN il II ana
other ydrietlrs caicula4:eI to tick > the
palate and Afford additional slimuiauL
to Tho bIalH.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

At Philadelphia Philadelphia. 6;
Washlngt N. I.
At Brooklyn brooklyn. 4; Boston. 7.
At ~. Louis st, Louis, 4; Puts
burg, 3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Fise delivery, Satisfaction to all,
WIN +. Lowell. stalls Q and II, city
market. Telephone AL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Ode Of TIE greatest dress
goods bargains we are otter,
ing is the splendid line o.
Pnestley's Melau es, Silk
and wool-42 and A inches
wide-.that were 81 30 and
81, and now soc per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

During tho past week thousands of
the oeIebrlted NonpdIell and CITY
Market cigars, made by Il Il Bour-
don d Bro. East second st. Try ons
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

SUITS FOR LESS THAI
WHOLESALERS Prices,
SUITS TOR LESS THAN
WHOLESALERS PRICES,
Spring Suits! Yes. Can
you help being interested.
Ordinary prices call for the
manufacturers profit, the
storekeepers' profit, and may
he some Others. These are
cut off altogether, for the
Suits are our own make.
and there is no leeway for
making money on them. Our
first prices were rock.bottom.
Our price was $l2. 1t is
now $3.50.
Our price was SIS. It is
now $40.
Our prices were SIC and
$18. Now $l2.
Buyers are responding to
our announcement of this
Great Sale of Spring Suits
in large numbers every day.
The fabrics comprise Cassi,
meres, Clleviots, Worsteds.
Prices are q full third UNDER
real value. To day the lots
will be crowded. The Suits
are we'll made, positively All
Wool, splendid wearing
qualities, aud more styles
aud colors than you will tskel
time to see.
Anybody who gets one is.
$3.50 to Sc in pocket accord
ing to the selection he
makes.
In the midst OF our very
large stock of Black Dress
Suits there is a SIS lot we
wish you to see. It would
be a good $50 Suit in any
store almost.
An opportunity in Light
Weight Oyercoats of our
own manufacture. Ordi.
narily the prices s16 and
$l8. At present $40 and
$12.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-04-24

Have you seen tue Memorial War
Book that is offered by the '2EpuBLI.
CAM"