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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14
- ..o;TrERN CALIFORNIA.

ADVICE feacsT aise l,s clianta From a
physician Who Lives There,
n INls Angeles physician thinkp n ia
hl2h time for III h-es5.en in rho cast to
understand that 80 send consumptiyes ma
a laat resort 30 southern California Is to
inspire thsn with false hopo and to in
1ict an injury IN .hs!s frieads.
'No ',a.s a1b few selected localitles
whoro the consamptive may EXPECT ia do.
rive beLeht," he ssys, and then only
WheA ne Hoino' hire III tho carly stages OF
the oifeasc. isGse localities nre not in
our aNis, SAisr's Coo many physicians
eehu t"ose usin:ls-A;eG, Experience has
auSab ~ aae oe"t desirable places arc
rithor isa'a.ch az! are either in the noun.
tatns, on she Cutsit q, slong the seoconat
tie D;st place: ~ along the southern TX.
posup II the =, tsAthillS Of the NOM.
tain 70 'g"f of hsro San Berngrdirn and
Los ANY -les cS'a :tisi off tho coast Of San
lego ami Sh-ta NArbafd counties and in
.Aulo 'ai,'sp en "a Ceioiaio desert.
Onae io-1ts5, tie Faticnt should 70.
I'nl'' h'f IA "a" ~-tss o: months or q
year, Int ts -.'1 mako his nano IN
re''U.ir5sr tf H. lit, ., uach place snitn.
ole TO he Pa; cplaI s..o And not 40 60 tho
city o; sosn a. hS feels an tmpruyemcnt
N ms Goa .'ien. ~ Is in Tariariy tho caso.
Win We re:"'' on.y c; being obi god to
retufr votY s.N al the worse for ,naEipg
the uhsrGo 4"
He 's1aEirr a. Is sat tie octtagf or toni
70 co L'ed by tho invalid should he adj on
the seutLsr slOgs Of a hill, SO al to catcb
the rays OF tho sun duFiHg She cntila day.
In tits climate " ne explains. ..thern
is an UNPLEASANT, unarateful uhilly cool
ness In the shado exon during tho warm
summer days which is as porceptible un.
der the shade of palm tree AS on the
Shaded sido Of . house or hillside Why
this eoo.ness when the thorInornater in tho
sun registers so degrees TO 10U degrees h.
must lohFe each one to account for for
hlmstlf kFeD the robust healthy iudi
Nidual 10 ssmnor evenings always goes
PROVIDED against this GOODNESS with ar
overcoat. An oyoraoat Ia very essential
garment in this climate the year round.
rms coolnes7 Of atmosphere which exists
at an hfne5 IN tae shade and is very pro
nonnced OF n.Satiall, Is one of the draw.
BACKS OF this olitnate 40 a health resort
Ho concludes hy saying that day after
day he Is co"sui'Gd BY victims of the dis
ease, only TO advise them to return to
their homts ard friends while thoy vet
nave tho strength TO Withstand the return
Journey and receive the Kind care from
those who arc neag and dear to them. -
New York Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

The Y. NJ. Il. @ will not run a speciaI
<DAn TO Dover TO norrow owing 70 d dis.
agreement with the railroad ooti, pany,
County uperintendent Griffin Cond not.
Cd an examination Of applicants for Do.
eltions rs school teachers Ia Tits county
Ia No. school on saturday. There were
forty applicants, OF whom thIrty.iive were
women.
The basket hall team OF the Central
Branch OF the Y. MIC A. of PhiIadeiphia
defeated the team OF the local association
Oh Saturday night by Il score oil to B.
Tho officers OF Crusaders Temple. In.
dice OF the Golden Eagles were Installed
on Saturday night.
The engagement Is announced of Antho.
ny j. Dre&el Riddle. Of Pnlladslphia TO
Miss Coldelia L. Bradley, of Pittsburr,
Mr.. Blddle was left the income for NE Of
q, 600 900 by bis grandfather. the late A. j.
Drexcl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14
BUSIEST SATURDAY we've

BUSIEST SATURDAY we've
u bad for many a day.
Busiest Saturday we've had
for many a day.
II Il, the weather keeps cold
we'll be sill buster
II the weather keeps cold
we'll be still buster.
It's the change in the tariff
aud a desire to have our tables
cleared tor our great stock of
spring goods which we are hay.
ing made.
Atwood Mems Suits and
Storm Coats, 50 each, worth
$1,000.
Atwood Mems SHIFTS and
Storm Coats, So each, worth
SO.
Some Mems Suits, 81.
Mems Suits, worth SIS and
$50, now SO ard So.
Mems Cotton Working Pants,
so cents.
All, Wool Kersey and Black
Cheviot Pants, $1,26.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

i
Az mnca fretgeated up town oafc An,
customer Is banded a round cream coiorcd
cardboard check wien he buys any Of tho
goods they sell there with the amount n
money his purci ass calls fer specified in
nkures on the che3k.s On the lunch conn
pr OF the cafe the-S Is always a dish OF
round crackers Of special brand. Each
cracker Bears on ono side the figures so.
This inscription Ia the bakers cabalistio
trademark. No one knows what 10 means
nor does it la5ete-. There are alvavs cold
ham ard other things on the lunch conn
ter. A fayorite bite with the frequenters
OF this cafe is bit of ham santlwicbed be.
tween couple of the round crackers. A
great many people go to tho place to eat
these little sandwiches, as they are very
good and have reputation.
The other afternoon youth with foot.
Dali hair and silk hat we'll on the back
OF 1t, drowsy leer in his eye and uncer-
tainty In his gait, came into tho cafe. He
made his way unsteadily to the bar:
feeri" said he to the bartender.
Inc bartender drew him a glass of beer.
The groegy youth drank 1t without a
pause Tor breath. 1t was plain that he
was thirsty.
morein said no.
=, %-NeAAoSA dfCW uIlOllcr ElnSS and
threw two 10 cent checks on the counter
The youth picked up the checks, returned
TO tho lunch counter, fumbled around in
the crackers, and nfter a desperate effort
fabricated sandwich. He was long
time chewing at 1t, and having finished il
remarked with inebriated contempt:
DO SEQ en- sing s'groat bout 'ese
crack 'wishesl Iace like buokskin
gloves N poornear's tough!i
Disguised, no wabbled over to the cash.
ier's desk. Ho looked at his two checks.
and the look of disgust on his face grodu.
ally changed to ono Of amazement.
"Wass ziss?' no exclaimed. Eighty
sess f. beer9 Doll n sissty sess E. two beersg
Nos'rl Stortionl Whez man towns q
placer Have it pulled s'quick 'tu make
his head swim!"
The indignant aad excited youth throw
the checks in at the cashiers window
WIN broad grin on his facs the cashier
TOOK them, broke item in Two and pushed
tho piece back to the leury customer. who
picked tlom Up ard looked at them. The
amaZemeht on lis face slowly gave way to
one of disgust again.
Say, young fellnh " mid he do say
word Ba!nf Ada maze e san'wish out
o my ehec.sl ~ Say Ealnti didn't eat
'em tool
Tho woho'7 .1'h isft Uhe ,,laoe with no
hnch haato al % was nhlo to command.
and tho cashier was 70 ,auch amused TINT
no dldn't Stop him TO cc;!:ct for tho two
beers Nary y.ri SUIT.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

NEW CASTLE Jan. l4-Lawls Davis who
has served 0 years O months and eighteen
days In jail OF a life sentence Is free man
to-day walking around the streets. lie
received his pardon to-day from Cover.
nor Reynolds The case Is familiar to the
public as he is the man who shot down
officer Peterson after dispute over dane
Ing with his wife about ten years ago.
AT the November term OF the upper
court 1891, JACK, alias William Woods, was
sentenced to pay fine OF $500 he i'm pris .
oned for years and whipped with 40
lashes. He was found guilty with Ed ward
smith Of burglary OF the residence 1aO3
Rodney street.
Recently u detective made an affidavit
that he believed Woods WIS limo.
cent as no was drunk when nrrestcd.
The other man serving with Woods as.
all.
His pardon arrived last Thursday, hut
FOR reasons b est known to tue Governor
1t was kept until this morning.
Howard Cooling will run the cigar and
tobacco store recently carried on by Da-
Wis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14
rnE ronor. orr.
Pellslcaaas Take shs Oapiai cry ~
storm-pcth sides teuuacur.

storm-Both sides Csnndenr.
The politicians who left this city at ii. ii
o'clock this morning over the Delaware
crowd. Swarming because OF their no n.
Der. and animated because OF the degree
OF life aud spirit manifested.
But the manifestation OF political ac.
tiyify was only the calm before the storm
q Senatorial fury whiuh viii rage over
lative Halls. to night And those who
were to fight out the question as who
should represent this little common
wealth In the United States Senate the
coming term. were not alone. Aside from
the orowd could be seen the tall stately
form Of Mr.. j.. Edward Addlchs,. and In
another direction Mr.. Anthony Hlgglns.
There was no conversation between the
Two greatest men In the contest for sena.
torlai aspiration but IL was q Gaze Of nip
anu tucg between the less prominent
members OF the delegation.
Coniidencei Well thas was the only
topic OF conversation. The AddicksItes
also.
There must DO some disappointed ones.
put they we're not In the crowd this morn.
Ing. They will be tom orrow m oruina.
Among those who went wers: j. Ed Z.
ward Addicks Anthony Higgins, Wash.
ington Hastings. Clayton White. II. q.
Mahauy. L. Y. Churchman, A. Lewis
Horace 9. Knowles. A. q. Pyle ex-SheriIf
Pierce Gould, ". Blllany. dob II. ia ,kson.
Eben smith, George W. Stone. Ii. +.
Pickles, Collector OF Port Townsend, s.
Wilson, j. b, Tucker. l. 4. Quigley, W,
b. Allmond, John Kerllp. George A. Ca.
pel!e. II. d. Hickman. Samuel Macillaster.
Rev. Ephraim Rittenhouse, Andrew Jones
y. Mcdaniel. Ii. Stewart City Treasurer
Adams. A.. Harrington. W. BrackIn' S.
Downey, Joseph Tipplt Dr. Swithin
Chandler, Jamos Connor A. Il. Stetser. g.
nj. d. Watson, Harry McLear, W. S. Led.
mum: George Reed. J. Paul Brown, Wal.
tor HAYES, Elmer r. Bye. Hugh Browne.
James Gillespie, Robert Baird, ex.Sheriff
Beggs. Jr.. John McGlary, DIR. Frantz
Reuben Janvier, Robert Clark and Gen. ].
Ii. Wilson,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14
KENNARD & CO
62I-623 Market ST.

That Embroidery Sale is
worthy your attention. Many
at half. price, and every piece
OF the fall seasons reduced in
price. No common, coarse
stuffs in the entire line; that we
never have.
And the new goods,you must
see them. They are beautiful.
All open on centre counter, and
our large show window is full
Of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14


( nince the foundation II the A. o u. ".
uguuers. have been rad II, benas,,,, Nv
o. dsoeAseu nlefnbers: to wIsiovs ma
*: 800 -. fntierA Iuothvrs OF other Deepen.
SOW let US go to the hopss. Tven,, .
3'HAt trous4nd homes; will average fonr
k4Vp!Q ~ each lamiiy, after the hand baa
1e9n taken away. That representa- Iie o0o
pscaons who have been Directly bspel,teg
" tns a. y U. ". but the real bonetits
~ ,. .iessinsa tnat have resulted cannot
&C measured by iig res.
Who shall tell OF the want destitu,ion
nhu misery that have been avprted9 WbS
rliAl toll OF The mortRaged homes that
nsto oscn sayedf VINO shtli tell OF tears
s".lpeu away or OF comforts that come TO
<1o WIDOWS heart. AS she drnwa CLOSER Ia
n9fpvsom, the little fathsriess onaa
NH phnnot understand what ID an usaansp
WIG can see the widow on -ben,jed kpee
n out her heart.feH gratitude 10
en,,s am. we husband Und father was
Se.si,s siao '.'Shtiui OF Them when In life aud
We do not see ali these thInps n I.
NV az Isolated example that now and
xHen GENES within the obs rvaiInn of =
oIotnef. but what brother Gan atm md
cnnsider these facts for single moment
y 80. snen essradgiugly pny his monthly
:, All, hrothers as you pay your dollar to
-Le tinancier how lIttlD do Won iblnl
Hbnf countless biesslsz9s NAV follow ~.
pftha1Ra 0pp 10 your aear oraa
atath shall call you nence-. Nut do
Think OF the blessings you are thus
upon others, not alone after
you nave passed away but eyorv dav NJ
your life. Denver Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

At st. Andrews Sunday forenoon Rev.
Charies u Murra;, rector, preached fro m
81. Luke II. 40. and lie said unto fin M
How Is IL that 20 sought meg Wst We moi
nat Unjust be about my Fathers busness?"
The narrative Of this interview stands ont
ID bold relief amid thirty years of ChrIst's
NE unrecorded In detail. These wero the
nrst wordS Of Jesus and his Iast vera
tather. have finished thy work. into
10y hands commit my Spirit.
His lie was patient. continuous sub.
mission to the Fathers will. THE is tha
business Of his followers In the IaIIhfni
performance Of their daily duties. Do
you. brethren, feel as He did, that Won
Mist be about your Fathers buslnessY
no love OF God GoustraIneth u.s."
heotor Murray interllned the above
gc.ntss with an eloquent summary OF the
-nls 81 our Saviour iGterspersed with
The people OF st. Andrews walk into
church In style that shows they delight
10 be there. Nv
Inc young assistant to The Rector
should road five per cent. more earnestIv
and ten per cent. louder as it seemed to
one OF the sitters in back pew.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

,rrHo HIIdusIpHIu NecOrU says.
Ahe eve OF the Republican Senatorial
caucus, which will be held at Dover In.
nlRht. finds Senator Higgins hoperni
and weil.ntgh confident OF the result
No ts not 30 positive that he will win. hut
NJ certainly occupies the best posltlon-
add ats nomination on tho first ballot
M1uia not prove at all aurprislng. Some
political wiseacres 20 to the extant M
pie ding that II he Is not nominated on
Nle nrst ballot he will not be nominated
~ All, but this ls not accepted as oon.
elusive. Should the first ballot leave
Nun short. his success on the second or
ifdcled struggle. 1t Ia generally concoded
you'd be against him, and probably end
IN his defeat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

:, At the Preachers Meeting this morning
hep. l.. >. thomas read an interesting
by several ministers present. Rev, Roi,.
ct watt Will submit u paper on next
MONDAY on the Same subject. Rev. j, III
toward announced that Rev. Fred Poole.
chinese Minister will bo at Asbury Church
February 9Th. ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14
ON THURSDAY, ..-
THE 3lsT DAY OF JANUARY, 1898.
Afr O'Clock D. M,



y TINT certain lot or piece OF land. with
hrigk dweiiing,honse thereon ereoted si,u
s,ed In the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid
p0un4ed aud described as foiiows to wiz:
bvglnning at tho corn or former hy The In.
Lefsectloo OF the n1rthorlY side o PARK plana
GormoflY tiazlett streeiJ with the oss,a1Iv
sids OF van Buren, street; thence northeris
along the sAstsTiy side of Van BuTen s,ras,
re teet u inches 20 corner Ia line al md Of
Lolita W McCorklo ct al: thence ea,teriv hv
said land - feet w inoies o a iiue OF lana az
Iaa NJ. Bali; thsucc boGthariy by her line aud
passing throF gh The middle OF tbe bricl ~
vision wall bstween the house on Ihis loi ana
Tue one adjoining on the east ITO feet 2 inchos
20 zoe no. the ~ side oil Park Piuoa formerly
ha1ielt streetl. and thence thereby wsueriy
oo teet 10 the place of log inning be The con-
tents thereof what they may. wa"
Seized and tax en- 10 execution mn tha nror.
eID q Joseph 4. Carpenter. Ir.. admin stTS-
TOT OF frank - Carpenter, decunhcd. mnrtoa.
g2r, ana Marguerite II. Carpenter wife af
the said Franz u. Carpenter. deceased, sur.
Slgihg moftgsgor and Minnie r. Iarpcutsr
1sI ~ law OF tho said Frank d. Uarnonter
deceased I. ia and Q be add by w.
ss ,s.. o'hs,, nlIiaIaslsn. Del. Ja.ii'ary
~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

a Golden, Druggist Birmingham. Ala.
oaina wf.!ei: "pieis5 pu olish some of
the testimonials l have sent YOU fnr
the Japanese Pie Cure
n. b. Dhntorth. Second and Market
Streets. aud Miller's Drug store, 40! Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

The condor, the largest bird of prey,
can devour fpll grown calf inside of %
hours, oating at intervals OF three hour,
until 1t is gorged. Its flight then is slow
and difficult until IT has gained heigh,
of 200 yards by gliding up and down aerial
planes. The condor can then hover oil
the wing and toat for half an hour in cir
Giles without moving a faathar
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

John Hunter, the great anntomist
came homo one evening and found II hous,
full OF company dancing. He halted IL
the middle Of the floor and looked savage
ly around. II knew nothing of this kick
up and ought TO have laen informed. A
have returned homo for the purpose Of
study, hope the present company will at
once retire" They did so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

In the papers of Queen Elizabeth there
Is memorandum of IL sbillings paid for
one OF the rnffs she delighted to wear.
The setting sticks" by which the ruff
was made to stand out from the neck.
where shiilings extra, making tho total
cost 0 shillings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

The how OF the sunken oil tanker Al.
ieehehy has been raised out OF tha wat or
a tug came to this city yesterday and SO.
cured all electric dynamo, qs tile ono
MnIcli Tue @reckers had been,usipg PLAYED
out. 1t Is the opinion OF the Wreuk, "a
tlat the l'lg saip will be successfully ralA.
gu IA couple of days. She will then no
noated to Cramps ship yard, Phtlade phIa,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

HOW is Do you need a
iii. new one, a cap,
YOUR HAT? or anything in the
line of headwcar
Tor men or boys? The most OF
the styles VIC carry ale made
to oreer and thereby we sell
you something that you don't
sec al any other store in town.
We don't claim that our styles
are better than everybody
else's, that is for you to de-
eide, but most people like to
have something a little differ
emit. We handle only reliable
qualities. We buy them for
spot cash and cannot be un.
dersold for same grades and
are always on the lookout for
new and good styles. Our
stock OF Hats and Caps for
little boys is such that you
will be interested. in seeing
before buying.
Clothing, 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilningto,
Shoes, D+llyar.,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy to fair AMI rather warmer
Somewhat similar conditions will nr,h,
aoiy prevail on Wedn, 9 lay with indica.
lions OF acoming fall OF snow or rain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

rheumatism, neuralgia headache and
pains OF every kind instantly relieved by
Jobrsone Magnetic OIL. Sl.00 slze 5Oots.,
Scot. slze rs cts.
streets, and Miller's Drug Store, 4o9 Mar.
ket at Get.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14
THE EMPIRE
j@.=as:.s:s=a 80 %. EFyEE
Department Store.

On Tuesday. January 18th, Will place
on sale
About so bugs left of the celebra ted
Nhtta lose Brand of Flour, which we
Will sell at &c a baE, s. lbs
3 packages OF pepsin Chewing Gum for
! cent.
good quality of Buttermilk sonp a
8ldc. .
just received large consignment OF
Albums which soil for 81. 25 aud 81 so, we
VIII close tten AT GAc.
Nee China buttons 20 doz.
Mhalebone Dress stays. superior polish
anu unbeatable . &C a duz.
some moro Hooks and Eyes at lc @ d o.
=, Gossamers, 55c quality for 29c (Chil-
1000 pair Chlldren's (boys' and misses)
OF &c a nair. worth double the money,
Mems Gauntlet Gloves reduced from
Zoe to 25c. "
=. Mems Jersey Kid Gloves reduced from
75c 10 3Sc.
81. 30 Boys Atwood suit for 81. 62.
a $500 Boys Suit for $!8s
5000 Youths Suit for s2ST.
A Sl.75 Derby Hat Tor 800.
nobby Alpine Hat worth Fl. so for roc.
A $40 0yerepaL for slV5.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

hhfls clover Root, the grehtb lood
pufliief gives freshness aud clearness
TO the Complexion and cures Consli.
patton, 25ets.. 50cts, $500.
solJ by n. B. Danforth. Druggist, S, &c
Cor Second and Market streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

d.. Simms' White Pulmouic Balsan, the
positive cure In sore throat and lung dis.
eases, coughs, hoarseue 4, Group. blood
splitting. &o. Sold by regular druggists
only anu at COG King street at so cents and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

The directors OF the r. w a b. Railroad
held thelr annual meeting in tlhs CITY To.
earnings and expenses of the road durinu
the'year. Officers will bo elected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

Postmaster Moore Sup, rintendent Mo.
Causlund. T. NJ, Hopes. William I.awt,,n
and >. smith will leave tonight Tor a Trim
to North Carolina. '''P
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

Letters Of Standardization, Q. 3. cIyers
granted to Mary a. Ford this morning o1
tne estate Of the late Peter Ford.
Shsrln Gillts on Saturday sold the haII
OF the Mtddletown Hall Company.
!. The melnbers OF tho New Castle Countv
Mntuai Insurance Company held theis
ailnuai meeting this inornlng and ele,,tad
tbree years. w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

S6FehIh aud AIurkot StToats
investment aud Securities yielding
from 4 TOT per cent
orders for tho purchase aud aale of
stocks and Bonds on Commission szeout-
ed at all the atouk exchanges
Privato telegraph wires to New York.
Philadelphia Boston aud CHICAGO.
Foreign DraftN aud Letters Of Credit Is
sued. M
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

III missionary cause Is receiving much
attention at Ashury, both In the church
and Sunday school. The apporttonment
Tor missions Is $1,000, ana li.gi anrount
Will come without a doubt. Yesterday
the Sunday school reported tho largest
collection for many years on y regIiluf
missionary Sunday, it being over $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

cnatei french CneeSe, a lot of
white potatoes at zoe basket.
Telephone $50. dl.em
GREAT
HAMBURGER
CLOTHING
SALE.
Read about it.
This great winter Clearing Sale
inaugurated but week ago 10
Increasing 10 enormous proportions.
Every day the throng of eager purchasers
.-- increases. and our sales have
climbed up higher than In
any previous January.
Why So? ~
Because we have cut the prices on
our olothing-made the pricee
so low that the poorest man
can buy comfortable outfits without
financially injuring himself. while
the more prosperous man can buy
aud lay the goods aside as u good
Investment.
STUDY TIE PRICES. /.
They are charming,
shey Will act US good maQneta.
to draw
you to Hamburgers
oIoioe OF all our $50 and $50 Handsome
oyercoats for S2s.
FRINGE Albert suits, worth $50, s22. COS
reduced to 1880.
O'ay Diagonal Getaway and Sack suits
Blue and Black. regular SIS suit
choice 60.
Blue and Black rough Diagonal Cbeviot
suit els and $50 suit Tor sls,sO
niue ana Black Cheviot and regular
si5, Slf and SIS suit Tor $40.
Ii, Two hundred fine suits
II rough Blue ami Black cheyiots
L hNeu eassimers aud cheviots
u al wool regular
si2 5l3 and Sl4 suit and
come odd suits Of sl5 and SIC lot
choice
$3.50 suit.
Atwood sults
$4,97. ~
Union Cashmere Suits
..-. $497.
Black chevlot suits
$4.97.
Regular $40 and 49, 80 suits
vzae.. $4,97. .,,4,gs
Storm Overooats S4.97.
STORM Ovorcoats IS. SO.
Storm Gverooats sl35U.
worth almost double.
~ Mems Nobby OverUcets worth
43t. sl0 aud Sll for 80.
4 Nobby Overcoats that sold for
sli aid sl5 reduced to $40.
/ aud those selling for Sl5 50 choice y |
- IN grand garments. ami sold Iur as |
Slo and sGU. ~ 1
Boys Suits and Overcoat prlces almost
cut In half.
- and IS Atwood quits reduced to ss.
u, $500 and 81 ull-wool suits reduced
10 81.
q, IS, 80 and sl0 all. wool suits rsducsd
TO So
$50 and 81 Atwood cults reduced TO
$3.50.
49,
- HAMBURGERS',
900 and 222 Market St
Store closed evenings i O'Clock. except
atuIdays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

Sl6 90 hlack diagonal suits to order,
Iormer price S22.00. SOS Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

$500 black or'fancy striped pants mads
to order. reduced from $500; $500 i'm
ported worstad pants to order, worth
5000; Sl2.OO all wool sults' made to order.
reduced from $500. sos Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-14

$500 all wool black or ia1cy striped
nahls 10 order worth $500. Lockyer &
Warmth, SUS Market street.