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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Now days when man goes 10 ..is doctor
he is usual " told that he has some nnheard
Of disease with q long name. and when no
leaves the oiioe ne does not know whether
IL Is s.. Vitus Dance or consumption that Is
gradually undermining his health.
1t is therefore refreshing to talk with the
Shakers, for their very tiDiplicity commands
confidence and respect and we have the fur
thor satisfaction of kno wing that they have
devoted themselves TO the study of disease
aud Its cure formore than q hundred years.
The venerable old man whom the writer
saw was only too glad to discuss his pet sub
1ect- He said that strange as IL might seem,
very few doctors realize that three quarters
OF the most prevalent diseatos were all attrI-
butaUle to faulty digestion.
He then went on to say that a child of
average intelligence knows that putrd me
or decaying vegetables are poisonous and
must be avoided ]. and yet these same foods
even II taken into tho stomach in the fresh-
est possible condition Oh decompose unless
dgeste and absorbed.
In such cases the resulting poisons enter
the system. when aches and pains. weakness
and debility soon follow asa natural couse-
quence.
II was recognition of this that led the
Shakers to d vote their energies to the per-
lection OF a product which would stimulate
tho dfgeittv organs and 3sist thom to per-
form their proper work.
The first symptom of disordered digestion,
Is loss OF appetite. and the Shaker Digestive
Cordial Is wonderfully efficient in supplying
any deficiency in this respect, at the Same
time 1t relieves all distress after eating. Fur.
thormore. ns was carefully explained by our
venerabe friend 1t IL absolutely harmless.
Better evidence of the Shakers contid moe
Ia 1t could not be found than In the fact
that they have placed 10 cent sample bottles
hAnnl a tzta 0a.t l,ut
once tried II will produce such Immediate
and marked benefit that Ii will be continued,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

At the public sale OF lots and houses on
Saturday afternoon In the Builders Elk.
change, the sale was fairly satisfactory.
The three story houee with a marble
front, No. 2l3 W. 18th street, purchased by
II. .. Emm ons for s2, 100.
The two story brick dwelling No. 33l
Eat Seventh street. was purchased by
MIR. Craig for 81, 500.
The residences No. 507 West Fifth street
and No. 1888 East Seventh street, were
Withdrawn the former being bid up to
$500 and the latter to $780, Lots at
Fourth street ana Ford avenue brought
avenue and Hancock street brought &22
per foot Other lots sold tor g. "a. so and
IS. 25 per foot. l.. W. Stldham 81 Son were
the auctioneers while Heald & Co. held
. The aAla,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

When will the now Street and Sewer
Commissioner be elected
When will Republicans get done kick.
ing and calling each other hard nj m9s2
When will jackson street from Sixth to
Tenth street DO paved with firs bricks
When will there be less politicians and
more nifices2
When will the biggest fish succeed In
being hooked by our Wilmington fisher
menu
When will spectators learn to quit
specuating2
When will Oscar Wide pose before the
American pubic again as an aesthetic
Englishman2
When will preachers know what they
are preaching about in our local affairs.
When Will the people OF tho Highlands
who own dogs get their pups registered
at the city hall2
When will j. p, Theodore Fuekel take
his seat as City Treasurer
When will DIR. Jelferis Whoop II up for
the boys2
When will politicians cease to fight for
the Offices?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

George Wilson yesterday afternoon was
singing sacred selections on Madison
street. His voice puined some of the
nelghbors and Officer Payne arrested him.
Judge Ball gave hi.n n chance to 20 to
Jersey.
Officer Malloney last evening arrested
Patrick O'Brlen and Thomas Shea In a
frame house for which ". j. Fisher 10
aaont,, on the causeway. They were fined
So and coats each.
Harry Gallagher was held In $50 ball for
hearing on Wednesday evening on the
charge OF disorderly conduct yester-
day In house on Church street, He asked
Tor the continuance In order TO get IN oney
enough to pay the fine.
Frank Jones and Elias Walker colored
had free light on Saturday evening at the
four'story house on Adams street. Walk.
or charged Jones with assault and bat.
terry. The case was dismissed.
The case Of George freeman. colored
charged with disorderly conduct. was con-
tinued until this evening. He fs repre-
eented by ii, q. Knowles.
Hurry Macklin pleaded guilty to assault
aud battery on Special officer Leach. Tho
case was dismissed on payment OF costs
at the request of the prosecuting wit
ness.
The case of Nell Kennedy was dismissed.
as the principal witness could not be-
found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

at the Nsw.csnsury olab Sexs Tuesday
E,entas. 81


Attention is belpg turned to the coming
amateur dramatioal '.rhe Ulster" at the
New.Oentury Club House. tomorrow.
Tickets and cents are being taken up, and
the audience Is likely to be one OF the
largest of the sejson. No palms or
expense has heen spared to make IL euc.
oees, and the stage rehearsal last Friday
niRht went of very smoothly.
The Ulster" Is farce comedy. full OF
humor and tangllng mpllcatlons which
plunge deeper and deeper as the pley
progresses.
The parts will be handled as follows:
MIR. Valentine Fllpper, VIM A. Potter
s;t MA s5 Kelley Ef0 sm SftTtH B'r %%,
H. D. Rouk; Quick. II. Cochran; Shorter,
4. II. Delmar;. John, Chas. Price; Mike.
Mr.. Kelysey; Mrs. Barton, Miss Flynn;
Mis-. Flipper, Mrs. .Pennewsll; sadie, Miss
Dent; Ayers. Miss Miller; Patsy, Miss
Bradford; Susan. Mrs. Smith Mr.. Porter.
is manager. Mr.. Kelley has charge OF tho
stage management. and promises come
very pretty settings.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27
A Pretty Poor Lot.

The North America says 1t has purpose.
wretched scandal which has GSei recently
agitating London. The final conviction
and immediate sentence OF Oscar Wilde
will be universally regarded as fair and
proper punishment. 1t may be- question :
ed. however. whether the Marquis of
Queensberry has gained anything in pop
ular appreciation.
The spectacle Of q fistlcuff row-a com.
mon street brawl--between the blather.
ekite Marquis and his miserable son, sup.
plemented by the boast OF scientific
bout" for S50.000 will tend to Increase
public contempt and disgust for the whole
fabric OF society" Of which these despica.
Bile contestants represent the ouler crust.
They are pretty poor lot altogether
Wilde. Taylor. bloomsbury, Lord Alfred
and the rest--a deuced poor lot The loss
said the better.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Superintendent Hendricks, OF Washing.
ton. d. O.. notified G. Is, Frazer, Secretary
OF the state Board of Health few weeks
ngo, that Il lot Of Texas cattle were about
being clipped to this city and they should
be inspected. lie sent the communion.
tion to Secretary Colquhoun of the Board
of Health of this CITY. and heard nothing
more about It. lie received another Lot.
ter day or two ago that another lot had
been consigned to Il firm in this city and
he Immediately turned the whole matter
over TO Governor Watson. What he Will
do in the promises remains to be seen.
Other cites require AN inspection OF cat
tie before they are slaughtered. and IL
seems TINT ours should DO equally as we'll
protected against the Introduction of
disease.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27
BUTTERwORTn VS. CuNROw:
The Action Is one al Libel, COnrow. IL is
Alleged branding BntterwOrth Ms Dis
honest and an Imposter. -.

honest ana an Imposter.
Superior Court was slow in getting
down to business this morning. The dc.
lay was caused by the absence of several
jurors In the case of George =. Butter
worth Va Joseph ID. Conruw which case
hal been set Tor trial to day and when the
huelness session did begin II was IL
o'clock, There were few people In the
visitors chulrs.
The suit OF Butterworth VS.. Conrow
came up at the February team OF court.
1t Ia a suit for libel which resulted In a
disagreement by tho jury at that time.
Lllburne Chandler. who appeared for the
plaintiff, asked Tor Il new trial, which was
subsequently granted by tho court. In
stutlnR his case TO the Jury. Mr.. Chandler
said the case TO Mr.. Butterworth was u
very serious one, not only to his charac.
ter, but that 1t had deprived hlm Of tho
means of earning livelihood as farm
manager which business hu had previous.
ly been engaged In.
His position required recommendation
from his last employer, but the action Of
the defendant had takon from him that
letter. You will therefore see that the
case Ia very serious one to him and he
asks at your hands verdict which will
establish his good reputation and for q
sum which Will compensate him for dam
ages suffered.
Tho remainder OF his address. which was
a lengthy one admitted much Testimony.
as also did L. G. Bradford and William NJ.
Byrne. who appeared for tho defendant
and the hearing OF the testimony began by
Mr.. Chandler calling George 5, Butter
worth, the plaintiff to the stand MIR.
Butterworlh testified to being employed
by MIR. Conrow on March 10Th, 1891, to
manage his farm In Brandywine Hundred.
lhoy had agreed that he. the Witness,
should sell cattle. hogs. wheat and straw.
tho proceeds from the sale OF which he
was to take his monthly salary and man.
hge the farm. He made monthly
statements to Mr.. Conrow and when tho
money was not sufficient the defendant
paid him the balance. This happened
several times.
Previous 10 February esth 1898, the
plaintiff received letter from Mr.. Con.
row notlfyin Ing him to look for nno other pc.
sltlol us no had Intended to cell the farm.
Tho witness did 80 aud upon this recon-
mendations of Mr.. Conrow secured with
William IL Whittrldge or Baltimore
position us manager Of his farm, which
position with salary and other incoming
funds and benefits meant over 500
monthly to him.
After year Of service with Mr.. Whit.
fridge. MIR. Conrow Bent to tho former
letter on which lie. the PLAINTIFF was dls.
charged. 1t contained tho statements
charged In the ilbel, whch.Chnndler said
bad been spoken of befoTes he defendants
made any Investigation as to tn ir truth.
The case will he resumed this afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Rev. John Y. DoLbins now Of East
Orange. N. j., waB ut Grace Church all
day yesterday. DR.. Hulburd had been
called away unexpectedly and the former
pastor had willingly consented to occupy
Abe pulpit of his cid church during the
day. In the morning his text was from
the last verse OF the gospel by 81. Matthew.
reaching them to observe all things
whatsoever | have commanded you, and
10, am with you always, even unto the
end OF tie world" After the sermon an
ampromptu reception was given the
preacher. After pronounoing the benedlc.
Ron Dr.. Dohbins met an old friend at the
rhancel. and rs he did the whole oougre.
Raiion moved toward Min, and Tor half an
nour crowded tho aisles while they eagerly
pressed forward to grasp hts hand and say
words OF kind and allectionato greeting.
IN the afternoon he visited the Sunday
school and In the evening preaChel sec
ond sermon. lilo returned home 10 day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Progress OF Civilization was the subject
on which the Rev. DIR. J. Korn OF the
Oheb Sholor congregation spoke Sunday
ed by every one present.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) evening is the
beginning OF the festival Feast OF Weeks,
to commemorate the revelation OF Mt
Sinai when midst fire and storm tho two
stones on which were written the ten
commandments were given to Moses and
the children OF Israel Services will begi N
on Tuesday evening at T.30 O'Clock. DR.. J.
Korn will dollver lecture on Life and
Light. The public is cordially invited to
attend. McCaulley building, Eighth and
Orange streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27


Mis- Mary Hlswell and her accomplish.
81 dnMghtor arc visiting T. IL. L4ttomus
near Townsend.
MI. Levi {. Bjrl'A house near State Road
STATEN Is uenrly Completed and lie with
nla family Will muve In this week II haB
aeplenhd porch fifteen feet deep running
a.! around the dwelling Rood Brothers
Dill Tho uers.
William Murphy and wife It It on satur.
gay evening and epent sunday with
Relatives ut Lancaster ia.
The officials of tho Bridgelon county
falr VIII give handsome bedroom suite
OF furniture to the couple who will TO
married at tile opening day Of tho fair.
bliss Blanche DeCnnp while standing
On the corner Of Eighth and Jackson
Streets on saturday afternoon foil in
faint and had to be carried to her home
She was better by evening.
A Strawberry Festival Will be held In the
basement of the NJ L Church at Christi.
fanc. on Wednesday and Thursday even
inRs May 18th and 01th, 1896. All arc in
yited
Evangelist Brown OF Philadelphia. who
Das worked In "A States and Canadian
provinces. conducted an enthusiastic
meeting ut the Front aud Madison MIS-
Sion on Sunday p. III.
Charles 4. Fritz Il Co., No gil. West
machine and also bea mAmen.
Strawberry Festival will be gfysn by
the Ladies Aid Society In the basement OF
the Frat PRESBYTERIAN church On Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday evenings OF
this W, Elk. Proceeds for the benefit Of
-Ihe-church.
Frank Lawson ard wfe OF Indian
lhiveI, Sussex County, 10 Visiting relatives
End friends in this city They attended
HarrlaDn Street Church last evening in
order TO hear Rev, Mr Short preach They
will Ieturn home to-day.
John Green has been elected tliletman
OF the delaware Truck Company.
st. lauRB NJ H. Church concluded lie
weeks Anniversary uxprcIs0s Yesterday.
G rdun Heights viii b formally thrown
open TO the pubic On thursday, tho JOlh
Inst. lhe trolley cars Will take you from
any part ot our city to Gordon Heights
an return.
Wilmington hHh tue frat thunder storm
thr Sc SCH I'll, morning. Ii beuRn
sbout o'stapE lusra wore two heavy
elaes Of thanAtr.
Boys are dosacratiug the graves and
headston35 tho Cd SWuuasf Bury!ug
grounds. ahr G'Leutlou OF the sexton ia
hailed to the above tact.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Mr.. Chas. II. Smith. q graduate of the
Philadelphia College OF Pharmacy, has re.
turned to Wilmington and taken POSI-
tion In DIR. Voasey's drug store at Eighth
and Monroe streets SIR. Albert Dough.
erty, employed in the Same store. Is also
graduate OF the same college. Dr.
VeRsey's policy of employing only thor.
oughly qualified assistants and not trust
ing his business to boys has brought pros.
perity 60 this well known pharmacy.
Good goods. good service anu moderate
prices arc sure to draw and hold trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

For the first time In its history the csle-
brated Sells Brothers circus and menuge.
RE will exhibit In our city. This circus
will exhibit here OF Monday. June nth.
The price of admission has been placed at
the low price Of 20 cents. The show Is
really three urcuses in ono. II shows In
three rings at the same time. 1t has fifty
cages OF wild animals and there will be
Gladlatorlal Combats. Royal Roman Hip.
podrOma gala day sports and spectacular
pageants. The seating capacity is twelve
thousand. Remember the day and date
and witness the unriyaled street parade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

The State Board of Health meets ut the
Clayton House tom orrow OF 1880 o'clock
q. IN. The members are: DR.. alexander
Lowber and DIR. Frank l.. Plerson, of Will
mington; DR.. Irving y. Vallandigham,
Aliddietown; DR.. L. W. Cooper. Camden;
Or. j. W: Clifton. Smyrna; DR.. Robert q.
Ellegood, Concord; DIR. Edward Fowler,
Laurel; DIR. Cooper PRECEDENT, and L. b.
Frazer secretary. The bill to prevent the
pollution Of streams In the State, passed
by the Legislature, will be announced
Secretary Frazer says there is no epidemic
OF any kind In the State and the health of
the people is unusually good.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

The Ministerial Union Meeting was
largely attended to day In AsburyChurch,
Rev. o. Il, Hendrix presided and Rev. J. ID.
Locates was secretary.
The chairman by request described his
recent trip to Montreal, aud the recital of
same was realty enjoyed.
Rev. w. G. Rooms presented n sfr,,ng
paper en- titled Are the young peoples
societies permanent institution In the
churohy' 1t was discussed by Rev. +. q.
Mason and Rev. B. L. Moore. The paper
was ordered to be published In the church
papers,
The next meeting will be at the Church
OF the Covenant when Ii, s. Dow will
read paper on 1.-The relation of the
Church to tina NJ. q. An
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

The Rev. John d, G. Hanna preached IN
interesting and helpful sermon in Brandy.
wine NJ. l.. Church ON Sunday morning.
At the conclusion OF the sertuon he took
collection amounting to Sl15. The
Braudywne people are always glad to see
MIR. llama. The Epwortn League meet
ing at 3 80 p. M, conducted by Miss Katie
Grone ~ lld. was excellent. At night seven
persons united with the church. DIR. L, l.,
Hubbard Of Baltimore will lecture In tue
church on Tuesday night the 2Sth inst. a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

TIE Basin A. q. played an interesting
game with the Young Amerlcans Satur.
day, the former winning by the score OF
20 to IL.
The Union Base Ball Club has organized
this season. They would like to hear
from tho Rockford ira. and the Young
Americans. Address all challenges to
John MACPHERSON. 20il Delaware Avenue.
They would like to hold the champion
chip this season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Alexander Barnes driver OF tho Globe
Beef Company's delivery wagon accom-.
panied by boy named John Samsell and
wagon were struck as they were cross
ing the T.. W. II Is. II. r. track al Concord
avenue. Chester, Pa, on Saturday evening,
aud the horse killed and the vehicle
smashed to pieces. The occupants were
not injured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

The horses attached TO an ice wagon
of the Provltent fee Company pulled the
vehicle ON tho payemeHt on East Tenth
street this AFTERNOON and got In such a
position between tree and fence as TO be
unable to free themselves. Tho driver
Embarrassed the Restless horses but even
then the wagon was removed with difIicul
ty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Chancellor Wollcott has heard the argu.
ment IN the Rogers Chancery suit. lie
will return to tins city again on Wednes.
day to hear another argument. 4he de-
cree in tho Rogers case lie expected in a
fOw weeks. The chancellor 10 exqoetod
to 20 over Sllverbrook and White Clay
Greek some day this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.D & COMPANY,
Hnulxers md k{roISera.

Seventh and Market Streets
Investment and Securities yieIdlux
from TOT per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and BoDdson Commission axeout-
ed ut MI the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New YORK.
Philadelphia Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit 10
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

to tho Great Manufacturers Sale of Mems
boys, aud Chtldrens Clothing now going on
at NO. Us Market street. To those who hayo
not as vet visited this great sale of Fine
Clothing had better do so at once while the
stock Is yet complete. Remember we STAY
Tor only short time. Therefore come nj
once ana get 4 tine Spring Suit AT ouc-th I'd
the price that you would pay Vt other stores
Prices lower than ever. Mems elegant spTinu
Overcoats A. 81 70. Mems business suita 500
MOTH ~; Meits suits y ~ worth sla. Mems
Mems elegant Black and Blue Cheviot suits
~ - 30. worth Sla Mems Cashmere suits nj
~ %, worth Sl3 boys elegant suits at &C
ana 81 worth ~ 80. BOys' suits a. 20. g., SgiS
worth from 81 10 to 50. Thousands Of Men's
Heavy WORKING Pants at SIC Elegant Cussl-
mere Pants ~ NC. worth 81 80. Fine Dress
rants 81 ~, worth ~. Fine Dress Pants -
worth s. Chtldrrn's Jersey anu Velvet suits
Al lessthan cost of the goods. Spring over
cont a your own price. Fine Serge suits ut
p 80. worth Sli. Elegant Imported Serge
suits at II 20, worth SD. 1900 Ghildreu's Wash
suits Mt 2lc. Thousands Of other bargains
'oh buy dollars wor h OF clOthlng 'Hny-
wutlt hut cone here first and convince your
srlt that what is here advertised are facts he.
Nnhl dispute lhousa dS of Children Knee
Ihhis at lSc per pair Lots OF Goats aud
Nrs's u odd Vests At a nero tribe and
niuuy other Immense harr.fns. Come and
sec them. Costs nothing 10 inspect Re yery
careful and make no mistake Look for
halnper " MARKET street nni DO sure you
are III the ilsht place. Bear in iainl there
are no branch stores connected with this
wonderful sale OF hgh-vlass clothing
chnhee for such wonderful hurpHn- occurs
unIy once III n lie tune at rev Nurkrt
street, ilminEton, Del Car fare allowed
70 ali purGhasera living OuisnIe Of the civ
During TINS great sale o clothing AZ rctail
inc store VIII remHin open from : in the
morning nut 10 At night. Saturday unii II
o'clock, midnight. All goods sold al privatt:
no auction. Grand Army SUITS, VITA Two
SETS OIL buttons, at III - and = 10 See
tiat yon get In the right store. Loo for thp
number &ss, before entering
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

A said case OF destitution is said to ex-
1st In the family or Frank Polster residing
at No SIG Taylor street. polsler is an in
valid and has wife and five small chill.
dfen. Ills cage ls said to be worthy one.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

lnilame1. Itching burninR crusty and
soaiy skin and scalp of infants s6othed
and cured by Johnsons Oriental Soap.
N. u Danfurth, second and Market
streets, aud Alillor's Drug Store, 402 Mar.
ket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

The piece OF marb ground over Eleventh
street bridge owned by Lawton and Bay.
nard has been plowed again this year and
crop Of oats sowed. They first gathered
WlIloWs.ithen frogs and now they expect a
big crop OF grass hoppers II the season
does not fail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

To morrow promises to be- partly
cloudy followed by clearing and rising
temp erature. Wednesday fair and warmer.
THE TEMPERATURE,
The therm ometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to day.
O'clock. 10 o'clock. o'clock.
&c 90 IS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

Zi2Ile B0YS' C2o1hin,g,
lie Lh02'n IN lie site of
W0alY Sh0p-K'eepea'S, Mlznp
Of Mem aOn'I h,HoW ho1c
10 maze IL, unI pHen Mey
10, lie price uShea in
m07Y instances b0a'4e1'S
on e.cO%blIUncp.
A LARGE MANUFACTURE
IA err Of Little Boys Cloth
ing, wishing to start the maxi
ing of fall goods, was compelled
to dispose the balance of his
Spring line for what they would
bring-he wanted the room!
lie came, he saw, he con
querod; that is, he succeeded in
selling us his wares, He knew
that very few shop.koepors were
in position to use SO many.
He had some 500 of just the
right kinds of Little Boys
Suits. We bought them all,
and they will be placed on sepa.
rate tables on Wednesday morn.
ing tor you to choose from.
Double breasted Suits, part
wool Ono shoddy) 90 cts, worth
as much as %.
Little Boys Suits, ages 4 to
Is years, $l.48, some of them
cost g 80 to make.
Little Boys Suits, s., worth
double.
Some very fine Suits at $3.50
and So.
They'll be ready Wednesday
morning, and will probably last
8 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-05-27

WANTED-h light jump seat surrey In
" good order and good make. Address
surrey AT TINS ottloe. m27-tf