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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
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PrnhibitinninIs Nnme a IiclkeL

The PrJhibtlonists OF Chrlstiaua
and Brandywine hundreds mot at the
hall ut No. lOO7 Market street last
evening and named II ticket. Brandy.
wine .Hundred- In the
Southern district, George W. Weldiu.
Northern district Thomas q. Harris.
Assessor, w. II. Luton.
Christlana Hundrod-Assessor, Ash-
ton Il Tatum.
Road Com MI ADMINISTRATION dis.
itrlct Robert L. Walker; Western dis
IlriGt, Joseph H. Donovan.
nspector-liighland dlstrlct. Frank
IL. Taylor; Southern district. David l..
lConlyn; Western district, Lewis Potts;
Middle district, Eben Jones.
After the naming of the ticket there
was held meeting of the Prohibition
League at which was raised IL o1Iu-
pliRn fund amounting to near Y 500.
rhere Will be Il meeting ut MT. Pleas
ant tomorrow afternoon, which will
ia addressed by Rsvs Watts aua ]. II.
Howard.
An opening air meeting will be he d
at Fourth and Market streets Thurs,ia
evening and on Saturday evening At
Ninth aud French streets, Rev. l.. O..
,Joruln OF PHILADELPHIA, tho colOred
candidate for Congressman at large
will speak,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Bring or send your
boys and We'll treat
them as if they be-
long'ed to us.
We arc proud OF
our Boys Suits.
There is a most liber
al variety for youl
selection for we arc
showing exclusive
Novelties by the
score in NEW FALL
,GOODS.
Store open every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

w ANTtB \ pos TIN hy u exp,ri-
wv sHrri Young LAZY Ia iii e III
an l'rst1u - IN sriplE ant 'yptwrit
'Iftg \ lttrAs. : I -2.-l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
FIFTH EDITION..
NECK IN DANGER,
Did Michael Faino With NAL
ice Aiorethought
=.
KILL CARLO RUV0,
Is the Question Which Twelve
Men Are Now Weighing
In Their Minds.

At this mornings session OF tho
Court OF Dye and Terininer the first
witness was Catharlne Toulai, who co.
lsides at the corner of Front and Nest
streets. Faino had q room In hef
house last April, aud on the night OF
the murder about O'Clock he came.
Into the house and went out agaiad
She saw HIM go down Front streev
when he went out. She thought 10
was FaIno, but In order to be sure she
Hooked out the window.
Janara Lawrelli saw Faino on the
mig ht in question coming down Front
street from the direction OF the
house. He deposad to tie location,
of tile door from which place Falno
seemed to be coming. :.
John Leach was police officer ut
the time OF the murder and on that
might he searched the prisoners
room.
MIR. Byrne objected to the question
what condition his room was in bee
cause the alleged killing was com mite
led at O'CLOCK at los Market street,
aud he contended that no act was Q
casual connection whore there was q
reak between the auxiliary deed aud
tue act itself Many causes could have
been made for the condition OF the
room. 1t Ia Important that the inquiry
tHhouih bo SObtuStSN "AlhSNs tAy
Ierences.
Whether there were or wers not In.
lterestlna causes did not matter.
John Foulai testified that John
Leach called on him on the night OF
THE murder. and witness took Leach
Ito Fainos room and they burst open
| the door.
! Mrs. Desmonde lived at l0i Market
street and testified to the four men
coming there to play cards. About
1.-Two minutes after that Faino came.
looked through the window and then
went into the room.
AS soon as Faino went In she ran In
land saw Faino and RuvO on tho fioJr
and Polambo was trying to separate
them.
On cross examination she stated she
Ihud no shelves in the window. She
was sitting ut tho door when Faino
came up. lie came up Market street
and when he looked In he said noth-
ing. There were curtains on the door
going into the room, When sic went
Into the room sho saw some blood she
,,uaid that the evidence given at the
corOners inquest was not correct.
The men were down on the floor
, when she went in.
!, A number OF other witnesses testt-
fled, after which the State rested Its
case, when court adjourned until .
IO'clOCk,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Before Judge Bali in til, Mun!cipa
Conrt this morning Sallte Lewis, col
ored, was given chance, as she hac
not been lucKed up for sumo time,
she was arrested Yesterday by officer
Ralslon for being drunk and disor
denly.
JdInes Cummings and Stephen An
'dersun were drunk and disorierly
around the p. W. N b. depot los
night. They were ilneu So and costs
gUCh.
william Il. Barnes Of Bridgetou. N
j., cHiiio hero yesterday witha load oil
oysters. After unloading them h,
loud-L himself up with some of th'
Min. ngJUn whiskuy, rs where IL
came from lie cannot get any of tht
Original Article. Officer tinrkin5 fcunt
him asleep un the railroad tracks. lie
was iiued III aud costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Thomas, my boy. the old man said.
As he brushed aw y tCur;
Your mnIhcr ana | both low YOU,
Aud wish you well, my dear,
But, we have decided to. day, Tom.
That in hrsiuesS YOU mus start
$50 axe few words vi counsel.
| EIrst: Don { thini yourself too smart.
hut give the rest OF men on cnrth
| luIl rpdit Tor being wise,
Consider 70 .rsti, u bcglnner Ion.
VIKING 10 learn ana l.sc.
When you sell II man au article.
No matter how great on siauli.
Re sure ypl give the genuine, Tom,
Don't sril mutations nj all.
Mr.. Martin Bsadenkopf and NJ. J..
i. Jones were down fishing at the en-
nal on Monday. Mr.. H. caught three
and u half pound bass and Mr.. Jones
In his excitement let Il four OF five
pound bass get away from him. They
were fairy successful and brought
home u good breakfast oil llsh.
MIS-. VIM. 4 Massey, OF this city, ia
visiting relatives and lilehds III Balti-
mora. Her many friends wish her u
pleasant time.
A very enthusiasts meeting oil
musicians was held last evening a,
the BuilGera' Exchange. for tho pur'
pose OF organizing u vocal musical
association or cluU. n. Il. Benson was
elected Temporary chairman and Geo.
I, Baird secretary. A committee of
i've was appointed to draft u cOnstt
tuition for tins now organization AND
ito report at future meeting whicl
the committee WITH cnll.
! Iho committee Is composed OF N
Il. BeIson, 1. Leslie Carpenter, Henry
Laird, II. Howard Carver. VIM. NJ
Eaton, Samuel h. Rogers and Geo, +.
Iljaird. The new club will be II mixed
lchurus. Nearly all those present a.
tho nesting expressed themselves II
Ia way that showed they thought therl
was need OF II good mixed cnur us Il
I5inK llrst-ciass music.
Miss Bessie }. tioOson Is the CUES
loi West Chester friends.
Howard Hawley aud family. WNs
Chester, have returned home from
visit to thls city.
William kirh spent Sunday in Wes
Chester. ...... ....-...
Mrs, Hannah Slngerly is the gues
OF her friend, Alre, Morton keecn
West Chester.
Mrs ". II. Martin. West Chester, i
the guest OF friends In this city.
William II. SlncOck, Il clerk at tn
post ullics, has Just returned nom
fCom Atlantic CITY. where ho spent to
daye.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

On Thursday. oct t, the Whining.
ton and Northern Railroad company
Will give the last grant excursion Of
tho season - ResdinE, Pa. Tns viii
give a good opportunity to those who
Wish TO visit the Reading fair.
This affords i splendid opportunity
far taking gu enjoyable rb!e through
Rbountry historic div inttre sting aud
famed for It's pastoral beauty at all
times-toubly 30 when the trees have
1RkeH on the crimson and gold OF
antumual foliage and OF Visiting an
inland CITY whose praises poets have
sung aud orators sounded nnh "the
holt has not been told at tlmo when
hll tho country fox. from far and from
bsar. have gathered to make merry at
ths Fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

HIAA I'D Sal4uiIurs fnr fn .u,frHi.
w n ia spu 5 nara W tFts4uF tartl
nee tpitY. 40 s MarEet -trc" - loo
I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
some: MEN

Think they cannot he fitted
in Ready.to W ear CLOTHING.
Probably they tried years
ago, and because they did
not succeed then, gave it up
as a bad job. Let these men
drop in a store (necdn't buy
unless they like), and we'll
soon convince them that we
can fit EN- as well as their
tailor, and they'll save as
much as 80 per ct. We keep
all sorts of Mems Suits that
arc good to wear and reliable
in make, and your money
back If the garments don't
suit, .eyen after they are at
home.
The Fall Oyercoats we are
showing at SCI Oh, 800 and
s.. 90 are all wool, and worth
one.lalf more; you may pay
more than double the price
of one to your doctor by
going without one these cool
evenings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Ths railroad 6rilga betweun Kirk.
wood and Mt riats4nt Is grttlng TO
b, quite way st'tr1n. Yesterday no
less than ten fishermen got vi OF tns
. l3 ttaiu HAT left or Gtyfou Monday.
None OF the fishermen got IL very biG
string, nilaouSh j. rt.rtAu newspaper
kpsn Brought home tweALy yellow
nSds as his day's catch Bait was
scarce OF A1rl to cat III AZ miunO Wa
gre generally used down in Inc cana /.
The day was an id"a.ouo ani waE Just
The right Kind for IN enjoyable ia VI
sullng.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

~ ~ ri d whfo -iri tor genera
| w hons .wort. mnst ~ Il good uDIss,
iAt ~ 10 Nest street VITA lricre &c.
! s-tsa5t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

"The Princess Bonnie" Opera Com
plny. OF seventy people, will make I
tour of the state Of fenngy vania a
the conclusion III the -four weeks cn
gagemeni at the Bond Street heater
Pmludeiphla. Commencing Monday
evening Oct. /. 1884. Tie tour which
Will be iLaugurat'd October 18th. This
lis iath, serious undertaking on Mr.
Sponsors part, indstnuch us his com
pany' costs lin near 81. 900 u week u
run. ! he production will be given IN
The ono night stands In the same man
ner ns during thh famous rhlaue phia
run. Frank Duninle Lillian Swain
Marion. Eleahora Ma o, William
Armstrong md the rntlre company
INlll appear IN every city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
AMERICAS BEST MEDlU NJ.
$500, toany mcinm that can exrc
her,
MRS. LINDEN,

Tho celebrated ana weird fenowncl
, spiritual Ieauer aud Hritar itemeuimr
there lie no lltck"ry Cr deception ;-uoUt
what do What power | POSSESS has
bean given me from birth MCdiitms
are bora aud not nj tdc. W hat DO and
what see an the wor" perform is
through spiritual power. can bold
'culhinuniChl on with the dead ind gave
their names as we'll lis with the
living.
I II you wis.,. \ spell OF good pat on
you tUrayuT nov is tnr tune for tho
\ lives 81 genuine medium, are short. NO
person has known Eo0i maiium To
live long. Now others can copy but
cannot take my GIG No hnmhpg but
real facts giyen. Madam wishes ia
1t ito tllt II you have been deceived by
others Judge them all not alike, llle
Ma Jam WISHES to say she alyeEtlsss
nothing bat what she eau do. ,nzi YAH
.not be rlasaed with tie many pretend
.srs found III avery city
All in trouble call on this wonderful,
Travelled, gifted Indy. guarantee to
cure wf-cheI@. Its. spalls, crosses put
lun by evil ayes, drunkenness ana all
long -tan.ii!g ailments thin "A shOr
time. II yuG are IN bud luck call aud |
IHiil change II Tor yuu, toll yOl NDir
lncky days u un 'ertase aHyt hing
make MARRIAGES. AMI Will give yOu
)exact dato when you vii mary. VIII
give Won luck in everything you untinr.
take Finds hi iicn tretsdrars, rc'nvrr5
stolen pr petty, gIv'# lucky numbpra-
vi ltttt,rs aus~cie Ell ia r"ceipt of :. d
and sfamps Thul7ulil nave berI
banetitc unEl bless rue ami no ono even
leaves dissatisfied.
Madame is the only person In tha
world who can tell You the flll name
OF your future husband with aSe and
4 tie of III irriuge. Cut tht5 out auC
yiva It TO your frsandB as tins Is {
good time to have your bad luct
changed to good. COil at M. 'ili, klns
street between 9Th ami III. Shoe store
underneath. Fees : i, :: and - and VI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Edward Mcdonnell and Frank Wan
go. the Indian. haze signed articles tC
uIreL III Chester uii the evening OF NOV
|. Mcconnell las long boen wanting /
light with the ludian, and now thu'
tney have come to totIas lie Will trail
faithfully Tor the contest and III con
i.Gent OF winning. lAu mon will entel
tue ring at eaten weights. These arr
the articles: We the undersigned dc
hereby agree to boX 10 rounds On til,
night OF Nov. before [ .. b., fifty N
q. F. Of hester Oh lie night OF tht
nhGve date for the stakes which ar,
now up and AIN oantlng to Ss5U side.
fRANN WANGo.
Signed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25


is the place TO all hOusekCepers; we hayt
he EN- looking out for You; you want l.
put tomatoes up Tor winter. We will
Sell you on "a urday. ln!bs of good sugar
for a5rts. less than Sets II H., aud IL l.
good su yar, lay il AWAY. you viii want II
IN the winter when ynn cant got II will
toll You glass washboard for 3JGts.. come
AZ ana suc them; our jos tea, The fame
OF has gone abroad at bJcta nothing
like 1t. Our tea at - and ~ cts Is going
fas. Try III OF our nnCOiored Japan at
9lCts, lib utIilr mis- NJ Pets. mix those
together matte s,1!hs oil excellent ten. $40
for 2lts OF tea. you VIII save money We
suit all )Ca"'s. our nav II coffee AT doc Is
evcenent' Java 10 and A5c is superb. We
received ou Saturday, one box OF orr
evap0rnte1 apples they are ptre Bell
flower apples ~ pretty us u pie IRE max"
fine pies. We can't tell you OF 7 lie goods
we REQ !ived On saturday Come In aud
see all the noe table condiments we nuyn
crrHm homeless Goldfish. ZOO! cggs al aTs
on hand at T. NJ. " Ter, Cor. 18th aud KING
SITS SIS Ct
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Tho dry goods store. No. 3n6 MARKET
lelreet. Wilmington lei. known III tbs
u. l. DeliHNen, OF CUnshohuehen, Ia
has disposed OF hia Interest to L. H.
De avsn oil Wilmington. The busl
usss will DO continued under The same
management as he, etuiora and vii
str We To make 1t u !ir,t class 1.-Two dry
goods store. to meet tie wants OF oul
patrons und the pubic ~ general.
L. IL IaIuANEN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Sheriff Gould on caplas this IN orR.
ing issued by Albert lIendel. arrested
Hugo Gteler. Some time ago Hendel
was knocked down by Gieler aud in
the seutlle received broken leg. Gil l,
Iroleasad on $1,000 ball. Walter Hayes
represents tho plaintiff and Thomas
IL. Bayard, Jr., the defendant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Thieves ar, abOut in tho country
and sre operating amongst tho far
ners IN aud around the vicinity oil
lGIeenvill-. On Sunday night they
broke into the spring house OF Pass
more Bros. lear Contrevllle AMI 81 ole
one pound OF butter and one gallon
of milk.
They also visited the spring house
Of fairirk TOoIuoy. near Greenvillo.
on SUNDAY and stole all Of his fresh
meats, butter and miik, completely
'cleanin2 oil everything in SIGHT.
/ A neiEhDor also had all OF his but
ter which was printed and placed II
The spring house ready to bring I,
mnrket stolen on Friday evening
ne neighuors think it would be
good case Tor our Slate Detectives t.
tackle The thieves have n horse an,
wagon with them to take away thoi
plumber.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
- Ez--'~r-a,
.say,str ri ssu&
FEEL LIKE A NEW MANI

So says every one who has used
Pasko la, the great flesh for ming food.
And why shouldn't theyp Being Arti-
lticially dIgested 1t virtually forces
luourlshment upon tho System regard
less OF what may be the condition.
OF the natural digestive organs.
Further than this, 1t possesses the
power to digest other foods in the
stomach. 1t Is therefore. little won
der that those who take 1t not only
ex n erieDce immediate relief from the
distrese which as heretofore followed
their meals, but rapidly gained In
weight.
Nothing equals It for building up
sound healthy flesh. eHriching the
blood and imparting new strength.
II Ia Just the thing for thin. weak PEG
pie who get no benefit from the food
they eat and who are discouraged by
the failure OF medicine to help them
Delicate etotnachs cannot stanu
eickening oils and other fatty mix.
lures. Paskola has rep aced them. IL
'is easily taken AMI pleasant to the
taste. Ask yonr druggist for bottle
and try it.
The practical results derived from
the use Of Pask on are well demonstrate
ed bv the following statements from
"A few OF the many who have used II
with entire satisfaction during the
past thirty days:
II MIR. A. Alexander, OF Taylor. Texas
lsays: IF am now using tine socOnd b OF
tie OF paskola and lind mysslt greatly
Improved. My appetite Is better than
ltt has been for years. aud since l have
.Ibecn using Pusaola | have gained 1--WE
AGO pounds"
Mrs. Fred Groves. Il MEANWHILE
'iOhio. writes under the date OF Augu-t
18th, to the following elect: Whet
RI began to take faskola ] did not think
lit would DO me any good anu had
made up my mind to quit using medl
eines and let nature take III
; course. accidontly got hold OF onC
/ OF your little books and decided tt
give pre- digt stoG luud trial have
4 taken four bottles and never teit let
. ter In my life. | ito moi, KNOW how
much nave aimed IN tleah but ] do
{. lRLow that | cuu ent anything | want
sHd sleep suundly at night. My trlends
all remark upon my improved appear
I ance.
! Dr. Alexander Hunt, of Mud River.
i. kentucky, has been testing Tue pfepa
ration la tho case of his little grand
daughter, two years old The child
was nothing but skeleton when ~
, 'cuinmencsd giving her faskola and IL
two woeks sic 9aIIrd nine 90 pounds
and, III his own language. Is now fat
red and ro4v." In iuct she enjoy
!. the best of health ..-.... ......
!, Pasko.a Is Kept ~ all druggists AM
!, The Pre-liKestod Food %, No. 3
! Iieade street, Now York, it, pruprie
i tors. will be glad 10 supply u ire
pam phi 1t on the subi,c CT Of food an,
digestion upon Application.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
state of Temperature
In the REPUBLICAN Office to-day in the
shade.
o'clock. 10 O'Clock. . o'clock.
52 Sc G9


Arthur Richardson, rssiling at No.
's9G Fast Sixth strhst and employed nt
the works Of the Jackson Il sharp
Company, this morning had his
thumb, first and index ilngers of MS
right hand terribly Iaosrated by com.
ing In contact with n circular saw. He
was taken to the office OF Dr. II. NJ.
FIRST, at Eighth ana Spruce atroet
where his wounds were dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Harry A. Wood. of No. 2l03 Market
street, ate quantity OF toadstools In
mistake for mushrooms He was
taken Ill and died on Monday. He WAS
ia rivet maker III the employ OF tho
Diamond State Iron Go.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Rev. y. +. Wilson, pastor % Mt
ZION A. T.. Church. had his quarterly
meeting lat Sunday. Several OF 4 $
friends were preseut from New Jersey ,
also his nEed mother. HERE was a
glorious time All day Row. q H..
Bivns. CT ST. Puults \. I'm P.ehTrGh.
delivered most excellent IlsGoufse
IN the AFTERNOON lhe church 6As
crowded TO us almost capacity.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Mrs. John z. stirling and daughter
Jennie q. OF Newark Del. Ia spending
a few days with relatives at Henry
Clay Del.
Mr.. David Runner. of Parkersburgh
West Va. returned hume yesterday
alter spending two months with mis-
son William A. near Henry Clay Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Japan Through Stereoptieon" will
II be the Interesting subject OF a lecture
lin Central Presbyterian Church to.
morrow night. There will he no ad.
mission charged but silver Offering
WIN be taken.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

@IZ.OO
Former price, Sl6.50, but wo
have made reductions here
and there all through our
Chiffonier line - stock too
large--and you'll readily
realize the fact when you
see the goods. 4-.
The one here illustrated
is 5 feet 2 inches high, top
AZ inches wide and 20
in ches deep.
Mirror in back is French
bevel and it is well made
and nicely finished.
Our No. | is Antique Oak,
polished; has 5 drawers, "a
inches by 10 inches top
stands 4 feet 3 inches high,
with carved back and is ST.;
former price, $3.50.
4 No. 2 same as No. |, but
with 3 large drawers at bot.
tom, 2 small at top and hat
box on the side, IS; former
price $ll. We have q few
Of this pattern with 24xls
in. swinging mirror at Sl2,
former price SIG. ..
No. 4 with 80 inch by 90
in. top; 5 feet high, A large
drawers, 2 small drawers and
hat box, $40; former price
Sl4. ....... ..........
From these on up to SIS
, in all woods and you vii.
find no better assortment
styles or prices anywhere.
The old.fashioned chest o.
drawers i'll its modern form
is a convenience fully appre'
ciated by those who have
them in use.
They are from Is in. to 81
in. in width, suitable for bed
room, bath room or store
room.
, For storing away clothes
the drawers in the large
. Chiffoniers are made
+ especially high and deep:
fit tight and are as
near dust proof as possible
u = lT,or., ,,,o,, ohcy,tl bova a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

At tho Surveying department TIL o
morning was recorded the transfer OF
the property of William NJ. Winston at
= ulip and DUPONT streets. to tho Iu.
dustriai Saving Society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

ST. PErEEsBrsG, Sept % Andrew d.
White, the Uulted States minister to Rus
ia mas gone to Munich. Buvaria lie will
serurn here in October in order to present
kls letters Of recall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

Daniel B, HAMILTON. Geo. Anderson,
Iamas Anderson, Peter :. Blake Me.
Pherson Johnson, j. X. Clark and
other representative colored men loft
this morning Oh the 81 train to lid
"a ratification meeting at Dover. III y
are satisilei with tho Republioan lat
FORM adupte blythe patty At Doyrr.
and have gone Gown to-day 10 exI,le4s
their views In accordance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
Moderate
Priced
Tailoring

best up to SOS Tor Full
Dress Suits, but we are
doing and are prepared to
do a big trade in Business,
Sack and Getaway
Dress Suits at $40, s25
and $50. These are the
prices very many want to
pay. for which they want
and can get SO o d
solid and reliable cloths
and such work and trim
mings as will give entire
satisfaction. We are show
ing an immense variety oil
materials TO be made ur
for these figures and don't
think anyone can get un.
der the prices for gooc
work. A big variety o.
new Trouscrings at s6.5c
and IS. all worsted ane
good colors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
unnrtrrlX CnnIrrrnrr NJ Ashnrr

The second quarterly conference OF
Asbury VI. l., church will be Lsld ueSt
Saturday at 1870 y M, Ia connection
with tie ieaIrrs and stewards meet
Ing
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
IinIly.

The grand rally will DO in st. Pauls
"A. u. NJ. P. Church. South Whaling.
ton next Sunday. ltev g. v. Peter.
son from Meehan csyIlle, N. J will he
luresent all day. Rev. } r.. SarRsant
I'm the afternoon. All are invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

$50, SIS anc
$50 Suits tc
measure. w {
make suits tc
order as low a!
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good as t h I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

The weather for Tomorrow pro.
mises TO be partly cloudy and rath :
warmer. with stormy indicat!ouB
som ewhat similar conditions will
probably prevail on Thursday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25
Purtlanl, Me.

Communism of pelf'' is good. Let
it sti, K where it bcl0ns,-to the sugar
barrel party Of free tradc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-25

An attachment was Issued for SaT-
luel Pao this morning and Sher n
Gould arrested him. lie Is wit 90
for the defence in the Faino trial,