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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-09
NECROLOGY.

Jan. s.w. R. Marshall governor Mime
sofa; sn lSSI1R2 e PaSssSsna ssnatoS Cal George
Wright at Des Moines, Ia.
Jan. 27-U. s. Ambassador to Germany
Theodore Rnnyon. in Berlin; aged 7S.. Gen.
Feb. Tex Congressman William H.
Feb. 22eEx-Gov. and eY-congressman
aged s.. -. Edgar W. CBilD Nye. humorist.
near Nashville, N. c.: aged &c. George
Davis, confederate attorney general. at
Feb: T--Brig. Gen: George W. Gle, at
Philadelphia; aged &C.
Mar. EGov. and ex-congressman Fred
erick T. Greenhalge, at Lowell Mass; !;
aged g.. Bishop P. r. Kenrick' at st.
Mar. i5SES.Gov. John Ireland, at San
Antanio, Tex: aged GO. Ex-Gov. b.
Flanders q.aJ at New Orleans; aged 50.
Apr; 1o-Gov. John E; Jones CNevada> at
Apr. l2-Ex-Gov. T. NJ. Holt, at Haw
Apr. Is-Arthur I. Boreman. war gov
ernor of West Virginia, at Parkersburg;
Apr: 2EEx-Gov, Maj. G. G., Finney
(Ohio) at San Buena Ventura, Cal.
May 1s-Kate Field. journalist, at Homo
NJ May 22-Ex-U. s. Senator W. A, Wallace.
May 2S-Ex-Gov. Gen. Lucius Fairchild,
at Madison, Wis; aged e5;
Max 25nEx-Gov A. A. e i Melette (s' d. at
May 8i-Ex-U. S. Senator DIR. H. G. V.
Miller, at Atlanta; eged 50.
of Duluth. @ Mimi, at San Diego. Cal; aged
June 5-Ex-Gov. and ex-Congressman
Josiah w Begole, at Flint, Mich: aged 81.
June 13-Ex-Gov. and ex-senator Al
pheus Felch, at Ann Arbor. Mich; aged 80.
June 4aEx-U. S. Senator Lyman Trum-
July Harriet, Beecher- Stowe, author
Uncle Toms Cabin" at Hartford. Conn.
July is-Ex-Goy. w. E. Russell CMass).
at St. Adelaide. Pabos, Quebec: aged SO.
July 20-Ex-Gov. Joseph II. Williams. at
AgsSSfas gSiy asEEaseasefoS ;sesea r. Gen. George w.
Aug. SEx-Gov. G. t. Anthony, at To-
cdins., hn at Sioux Fails, S. D. A'S's''l
Aug. H-Miss Abigail II. Dodge--"Gail
Hamilton"-author. at Hamilton. Mass;
Sept nd s5E1.sena,os 3 snat H B. Payne. at
Oct. lcEx-qey. Levi Fuller. at Battle
Oct 14-Ex-senator II. W. Ferry. at
Oct. 19-Chief Justice w. A. Richardson,
y s. supreme court of claims. at Washing
Oct. 2s-Ex-speaker C. f. Crisp. at At
'at Nov. s@hxtGSief 50; @5sd T. Justice w. E. Miller.
at Des Moines, Ia: aged 73.
Nov. H-Congressman-ele r. P. Giles.
a! NOV. ssei2sns ssa NS ". Ferris tbuilder Ferris
wheeD at Pittsburgh, Pa: aged 3S.
Nov. 30-Ex-Senator John Scott, at Phila-
Dec. sEMrs. :" s. f. Mink. president
Woman's Auxiliary g. A. r., at Water
town, N. Y; aged So.
Dec. 7-Ex-C Congressman Col. ]. r. Eel
| lows, at New York: aged GA.
Dec. l7-Alexander Hermann. magician,
near Salamanca. N. Y.
(Mich). at Plainfield, N. ].
Dec. 23-Ex-Congressman w. II. Hatch,
near Hannibal, Mo-. aged GO.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-09

May 4--Neor Sturgeon Bay. wis. Mrs.
F.. N. Sailer drowned her 2 children and
May ia-Near Ripley. o.. Widow Fitzpat-
rick killed her children and self.
May 15IAt Irwin, Pa., Bernard Koch
dren and drowned himself "A' 'N '''"
July 20-Near Huntington. w. Va, Eta
Robbins killed A; ]. Call, his daughter
Nettie, and wounded the other members
July 2i-Near Attica. Mich, George Swain
killed his children and self; insane with
July 22-Near Royston, Ca, Dave Berry
man, IN. drunken fit. killed wife, children
July 25-Near Jasper, Fla, men killed in
battle between whites and blacks.
Aug. 2S-At Kansas City, Mo-, Mrs. G..
w Green killed her 3 children and self;
oct. 14-At Red Key. Ind, Mrs. Col. YER
non poisoned her 2 children and self.
Oct. H-Near Richmond, Mo-, Mrs. Jes-
sic Winner and her children murdered.
Nov. 14-At Glenwood Springs. Col. j.
y. Spurrier shot Nina Cornell and j. Il.
Wilson cher escoro then killed himself;
Nov. 2O-At Valley City, N. D., man and
woman registering at hotel as t. Owens
Nov 27-At De Kalb, Iii. H. L. Bowers
killed wife and self
Dec. 7-Near Argos. Ind. George Deacon
killed wife and SELF
Dec. H-At Detroit, Mich, Ernest l..
Chase, killed wife and self.
Dec. 22--Near Madelia, Mimi, John Mat
tie killed Frederick Joblinsk, son, daugh-
Preston killed his wife. her son and SELF, self.
Dec. 23-At Washington ]. d. Williams
SOME NOTABLE LYNCHINGs.
Simpson and Harrison Fuller (negroesJ;
Jan. linear New Orleans. Patrick Nor
rls (white) and wife (colored); charged
with keeping disorderly house.
Jan. 15-Near Fort Holmes, o. T., out
laws by vigilance com mittee.
Feb. l2-Grant Atterbury.at Sullivan, Ill. {;
chsrgedd. 9. with assaultng sister.in,lawi In, :,
at Wichita, Tex, murder and attempted
Feb. 29-Paul and Gilbert Frances, at
Convent, La; attempted robbery.
Apr. 25-William and Victor Hills. at
McMinville, Tenn; murder.
May 1o-Redden Williams, near Mintau,
Ala: raped his daughter
June 1-Jesse slayton and william Miles
tcqiored2, at Columbus. Ga; assault.
Johnson and jim Reddick, at Bryan. Tex, g.
Aug. 1.-Two negroes who attempted TO
assassinate Col c. d. Hunter, near Selma.
Aug S-Lorenzo saladino, Becino sor-
cora and Angelo Marcuso, at Hahnville.
Aug. iseFrank Biles (half-breed 1ndian),
at Austin. Wash: assault.
Sept. 6-Dorman Musgrove and G. A:
Sheriff Joseph Rogers.
Sept. 19-Walter Brown negro), at Slay-
denis Crossing, Miss: murderous assault
on Mrs. Sladen, postmistress, aged 73.
Nov. 14-Charles Allcn (negro), at Ken
zie, Tenn: criminal assault.
Dec. 6-Jesse Winner and James Nelson.
at Lexington, Mo-; murder
Dec. 7-Jim Davis, near Pine Blur. Ark
Dec. 1S--Arch Dink and Bill Proctor, near
Russellville, KY; murder.
Dec. 19-George Finley (colored), near
Mayfleld. KY: assault.
Dec. 2l-Jim Stone (colored). at Mayfleld,
Ky; assault.
Dec. 22-Joe James (colored), at Wood
stock, Ala. attempted assault.
Dec. N-Alfred Holt (colored), at Owens
burg, KY; murder.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-09

June 1i-Wind and rainstorm at Atlantic
City ana Asbury Park, N. j.
June l7-Buildings wrecked at Kingman,
fenalosa, Anthony and Attica, Kan, by
windstorm.
june ?2-Tornado swept Marion and
Nebraska blocked railway trains. :. .Hur-
ricane at Ridgevllle, Ind.
June 2a-Tornado at Clayton, Clear Lake.
Neshkoro and La Crosse, Wis.
June 2i-Cyclone in Texas swept from
Wits Point to Waco. doing immense dam
June 27-Buildlngs wrecked at West
Louisville, KY, by cyclone.
July icGlSNudburst at Borden. Ind.
Wegee and Pipe creeks south of Bellalre,
o., Waterspout in Ohio and Marshall
July s-Business section of Mobile, Ala,
suffered severely from tornado.
July 15-Wind and rainstorm in south
and Allegheny did nearly 81, 900, GOO damage. lama Co.
July 20-Damage to crops on Roanoke
river II North Carolina amounted to over
July 2G-Auburn. w. Va. destroyed by
July 27-Wind and rain did heavy damage
thony. Ia, nearly destroyed by storm
July 30-Cloudburst at Steubenville, o.
Aug. 1o-Cloudburst at Fort Wayne, Ind
RarSon aug, pdood 1pd Uptown o river near
Aug. 22-Severe windstorm in Illinois and
Iowa, lives lost and property destroyed.
Sept 20-Fruit and grain damaged by
frosts in, Illinois, Michigan. Minnesota,
Ohio and Wisconsin.
Sept. 2s-Propcrty worth s1,Ooo.ooo de-
stroyed at Savannah, Ca, by cyclone.
Tornado at Brunswick, Ga; property loss
S5o0,000.
Sept so--west Indian hurricane swept
southern Florida causing loss OF 900
to property. Tornado on Georgia sea
islands destroyed 100000 worth of property
| ....Severe gale at Syracuse, N. Y. .Hurri-
cane in Pennsylvania at Reading and vi
cinity caused property loss OF 100000 -.
Storm at Alexandria, Va, destroyed 8
churches, and damaged nearly every busi-
ness block.
Oct. 11-Hurricane on New England coast: {:
property loss at Coney Island and vicini-
Nov. 22-Hamilton. Wash. wrecked by
| food.
Nov. 2s-Blizzard in North Dakota blocked
trains and crippled telegraph service.
Nov. N-Cyclonc near Waco, Tex. .Bliz-
Zard prevailed in northwest, thermometers
in Montana, Wyoming, and Dakota
dropped to between 20 and 30 degrees be-
low zero. Cyclone in Tunica, Miss.
Nov. 2S-Ralston, o. T.. nearly wiped out
by cyclone.
Dec. Items of thousands of acres along
| Chippewa river in Wisconsin Hooded.
Earthquake at Cairo and Anna. III
Dec. le-Severe storm throughout New
England.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-09
FOREIGN.

an. 3-Dr Jameson with force of 750 men
,eated In battle with Transvaal Beers.
an. 4-Near Aintab, Asia Minor, 800 Ar
!nians killed by Kurds.
Jan. u-Armenian adyices say that IN
ovinces OF Harpoot and Diarbekir 17G
WINS have been destroyed and 1885 Ar
enians killed.
Jan. 15-Premier Greenway's liberal gov
-r'''' in Manitoba returned to power by
majority on national school issue.
Capt. Gen. Martinez de Campos
command Of Spanish army in Cuba.
!6-Lord (Sir Frederic) Leighton.
It OF Royal academy. dies in Lon
,ed 65.
j-John Hays Hammond, American
ned in Transvaal, appeals to u. s.
lStance.
Surprising OF Coreans against i'm
order forbidding cues resulted in
of premier and officials and flight
and queen to Russian legation.
l5-President Dole grants ex-Queen
1lani fun pardon.
5-Reports from Constantinople tell
massacres at Malatia and other
1-Onice OF American consul at
ma stoned, because u. 8. senate
resolutions favorable to Cuban bel
2-Spaia apologies for outrage on
tie at Barcelona, Offering to make
ion.
4-Practical annihilation of italian
a Abyssinia forced Crispi cabinet TO
New italian ministry formed with
di Rudini as premier and Gen.
as minister OF war.
1-Dehnite statistics of fighting at
show Italian loss OF Il. 500 killed and
i.
20-Khalifa declares holy war
Egypt.
3-French cabinet resigned.
-Nazir- ed-Din. shah of Persia, as
ted near Teheran.
2G-Emperor Nicholas Alexandra
utocrat OF all the Russias. and EN-
Alexandra Feodorovna crowned In
F....Oyer 100 lives lost by giving way
70 at Victoria. b. @.
50-Stampede OF people at Moscow
pular feast in honor of czars coro-
caused death of 5000 persons.
-.., 8-Musaffer-e -ed-Din. new shah OF
enthroned at Teheran.
ll-John Hays Hammond, Col.
George FREEar and j. w. Leonard
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1897-01-09

Dec. 2e-Norton &c Co.. mliiers. Chicago;
100000.
Dec 2S-w. M. q j. 8. Van Nortwick,
bankers and manufacturers, at BntaVia,
ILL.,; $2.000.000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
TIE GAS EXPLOSION.
cooper's Body Taken to Ills Home at
cheswoId.

The principal topic Of conversation In thu
city to-day was the gas explosion at the
new Federal building whereby John j,
| Cooper lost his life. Bayard Cooper,
| brother Of the deceased arrived In vii.
| lhington on the Norfolk express this morn.
Ing. Undertaken Chandler embalmed the
body and prepared 1t for burial. The body
was taken to tie home of his parents to.
day same being shipped over the Delaware
rond on the J. ID O'clock train.
The funeral will take place on Sunday
afternoon. Services will BIO held In Bethel
NJ. n. Church and interment made in
Bethel cemetery near Cheswold Collector
Cooper said this morning that be was NOT
aware that tho deceased had been In the
habit Of going near the tanks. II 50 he
would have cautioned him. His duties
lay In the running OF the elevator. The
collector stated further that he had com.
.aunlca'ed with the Secretary Of the 1'reasa
ury In reference to the explosion and death
Of the elevator boy.
Coal gas will be used in the building for
the present.
Janitor McNulty had his leg cut by q
piece of broken glass.
Major Emory $. Turner, of Washington,
the head Of the Carbide and Acetylene
Company, is expected here o.day to make
an investigation.
I'M ioiHe VI hile Explosion parted Inc
foundation OF the tanks and cracked one
OF the piers In the cellar
John Jordan, James McNulty and Engi.
neer William G. Mcintyre are alter
mating us ELEVATOR tender today.
Engineer Mcintyre stated to-day that
he kept an eye to the gas just for accom-.
mediation to the company. He had moth.
lngin its contract to supplya man to look
after the gas, hut preferred to have 10
worked under their supervision.
Hundreds OF people visited the buildin.
to-day and talked Of the explosion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

Acting upon the suggestion of Chief
Dolan Governor Tunnel to day offered a
reward Of 600 for the arrest of the alleged
murderer Of George d. Farrn. Early this
morning u telegram was received stating
that colOred man answering the descrip,
ton OF Thorn was found in barn at Mt.
MOrlah near Philadelphia. Chief Dulan
notified the Philadelphia police to look up
the matter.
Up to the time of going to press no word
had been received from the Philadelphia
authorities.
The State Detectives, Captain Gamblers
and Sergeant Evans left here last night to
run down clus they had been given. No
word has been received from them.
Tho latest story MS to Thorn is from
Blackbird. 1t Is to tho effect that there
are several people at Blackbird, who be.
lieve Thorn ia In that town. Yesterday
morning Christopher Thomas, The p. w.
&'B. Il. II. station egent, saw n man COM
ing down the track. Tho fellow resem-
bled the murderer and wore similar cloth
ing. The fellow was going toward Smyr.
M, where family of Thorn's reside
No one can be found who saw the man
between that time and o'clock IN the
evening. Then james Reed, engineer for
james Buckson, saw the fellow leave an
old school house about quarter Of u mile
below Blackbirl. Mr.. Reed was about
300 feet from the fellow and believes that
the man Is tho one wanted. Authorities
arc now In Smyrna looking for the man
seen by Messrs Thomas and Reed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
IN SOCIETY'S WHIRL.
Many Interesting happenings and Pleasant
Visits The Rule OF the Season.
SEYFRIED-HAZZARD.

Miss Nellie Hazard, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jamos Hazard, formerly of his
city but now OF Chester, Pa, and Charles
A Seyfried, Jr., were united III marriage
OF Chester on Wednesday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed ut the home of
the bride, COZ kerln street, at A. 80 O'Clock,
by the Rev. John France, of Eastlake NJ.
Il. Church, of this city.
The bride and groom were unattended
and during the ceremony stoo beneath
a bower of evergreen and mistletoe, with
which the parlols were decorated. The
bride wore u gown of blue broadcloth and
large picture hat of black velvet.
' After the wedding dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Seyfred lett on the 50 train on short
wedding trip. They will be at home ut
b49 James avenue, Marlborough, Philadel.
phia, after Januaryl.
The wedding guests comprised only
the immediate relatives and few init
mate friends of tho bride and bridegroom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Burial OF IRIS. Rubepcayne.

Mrs Mary ltubencamc, of No. 1903 Co.
luihbla Avenue in the City of PhiIudel.
piila. was buried from her late residence
yesterday, in Laurel Hill Genet ry Mrs
kubnncamo was the widow of john r.
Ru6encamo Of Philadelphia, formerly Of
Mil Crock Hundred, in New Cnstle
County, Delaware. She was n sister If
Mrs. stidham, wife of Lewis W. StjIham
OF villa ington, Del Robt. G. Frnim, Esq.,
Attorney for the estate of Mrs. Ruben,
came, w":it up to Philadelphia this morn.
lng to proba the will before Register OF
WIS SMlthors, Of PhilnGalnhin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
DEATHS

WSON-On December,5, 1897, Thomas
r, Lawson, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from his late residence,
No. e2o1 Madison street, on Saturday
afternoon, December IS at 2 o'clock, In.
terment at Rivcrvew Cemetery. ,assd
FARRA-On December 10, 1897, Georre
d. Farra, aged So years.
Funeral private from tho residence of his
daughter, No. .G4 East Sixth street. to tina
family and immediate friends on Sunday
afternoon at O'clock. Iuterment private.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
ASSESSORS Last DaY.

The assessors are at the Court House to
day for tho last time 10 receive corporr
ton certificates as required by the Adams
tax law, and those corporations or indiyid.
uals who do not appear will have to Apply
at the homes of the assessors hereafter
Yesterday afternoon the Wilmington aud
the Dayton Hedge Company made their
returns. This morning several mortgages
were reported. 4,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Novel Christmas Gifts

10 make home beautiful, fragrant
chhcry and delightful select pguacntS from
the large variety of flower bulbs supplied
OyJ. jerome smith at his -four feed and
bteu store, Fourth and Shipiey streets.
The names for too many to state, include
the Gala lily black and little gem calla,
frces!a, crocus, chinese sacred lily, Roman
ana double hyacinth-, tulips, Easter lilies
JnpoEic', etc. He sells also the shygeniC
ctrcai IS which will make the folk at home
lhealt by and therefore happy. Hence to all
Merry CHRISTMAS and Il Happy New
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

Court House officials, but Sheriff Finn
In particular, are very much incensed.oyer
the action of the Levy Court in allowing
the closets in the basement Of the building
TO gemain in the present condition. The
smell Is almost unbearable and Is the
source of much complaint from everybody
who has business In the building. They
think that while the health board Is pro.
h1biting splitting on the floor, the closets
should be looked after unless the Levy
Court abates the nuisance Immediately,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

The appeal case Of George p. Allmon
VS.. the Delaware Lodge, |. o. O. II cnn,n
to- finish this morning, for the nrcs,nr nt
lphst. he verdict returned wa, for thn
defendant, wlierelipon Horace G.sknowlrs
gave notice that he would appeal the cuso
to tho Supreme Court This is the first
case appealed to that body.
several other cases were reported settled
and others continued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Beautiful Panel Free.

we invite II comparison. We make u
specially OF teas and cotfees, and If you
want cheap goods we have them; if Won
want the best that grows we hnyo them,
ms Is an age Of speriaitles and if YOU
want Inc best goods or if YOU want a rood
assortment Of teas or colIecs call, at tho
hrahd Union Tea Co.'S. store, Go King
street. free-bcautful Combination panel
and calendar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Sale OF Personal Propnrtv

property of the late Ameg Forwond un,r
CIaymont, on Thursday. Horses warn
knocked down at 3G2, cows ut $50 to S5I 30.
nay s92o per ton; corn 81 cents a bu Lcl :.
wheat 70 cents; fodder two cents lun1In
ana farming utensils at moderate tirlIrcs
hc sac was largely attended, and tho
htction'cr was encouraged to put forth
hi, best efforts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
~ The Police Department Informed,

A gentleman coming out of Barrett 81
was stopped by one Oh our Policemen and
asked 1.-The bought his instrument there?
The man replied did and If l were goin-
to buy dozen I would buy them oil of
Barrett s. Hunter-the Ludwig Plano
Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Funeral of Hugh O'tiara,

&The funeral Of Hugh o Hara took place
street this morning and was one of the
largest seen in years, Among those in
attendance were Populations from Dlvi-
sion No. 4, A. 0 H. aud the Morocco
workers Of this city. High mass was cels.
brated in St Marys Church and inter.
ment made in the new Cathedral Gene
tory,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

William Spencer, colorod, was assaulted
by Edward Richardson this afternoon
with IL club Spencer was sitting at
Eighth and Union when Richal tlson
struck him over the eye. Richards will
lp ARRESTED.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.


g. LILLIAN KENNEDY.
The roaring farce comedy, "The Dea-
cons Dlnghtcr' mt Tie Grand Opera
House, Tuesday Dec. 18th. Miss Lillian
kennedy the star of all souUrct .es, the
merry, rollirking, rumpy, ctfurvrscent kit
ten of tho stage, full Of smiles, dmpes
and gracos. dancing and singing hor way
into our aiiec ions. Who Of us has not n
warm corner Of his heart for her, who Will
ever forget the names Of Lolita and Maggie
Mitchell or como Clo>or to thu present gen
Grafton, our own Lillian Kennedy. Grace
1ul and petite in figure, handsome ana
piquant in feature and win.uno in voice
and smile she fit, like Il ray Of sun ,hine
Through tho performance, and leaves
never to be ctfaccl imurcs, sion on the
minds of her auditors
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

Howard Johnson,a boy residing ct thu
corner of Second and Washington streets
was knocked down by team belonging to
William Crather this morning The
wheels passed. over the boys legs and
slightly injured them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Cut Glass,
Defendant Gets the Verdict.

Many beautiful articles from lOc. to 81 CO.,
what would make more handsome pres
ent' l. Laws Row Alb King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Crosby
/ & Hill.
Holiday
Business
Is Booming

at every counter all over our store
and no wonder, with such large
collection Unpopular and beautiful
things at such very low prices. 1t
is surprising how far a dollar will
go at our store, and trading stamps
thrown in. Don't you forget it is
money in your pocket trading with
us.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

PianOs-All new yleS now designs in
great varioty-uil prices, most reasonable
and terms ea7yut Roboen 4 Co., 10 Mar.
kcy street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

Pianos by knabc, Ivcrs & Pond and
Crown pianos; don't buy II poor piano
when you can buy the best ut such reason.
able prict5-seo them ut Rpbelcn A. Co.
10 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

Go to ID a. MuClure for all kinds of fish
and oysters opened fresh every dav. He Is
selling fish ut centsa pound and 10 cents
apound' Give him call. Corner Fifth
and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

st. Johns Chapter, No. 4, R. A. NJ, will
hold its annual meeting in the Masonic
Temple tC-aight, t II which an entertain
ment under the direction of Prof. Parry
will follow. Solos will be rendered by
MGssrs. Mason, Handy and Robinson, fol-
low ed by a gsaphaphone.
A banquet will follow in which all the
members will participate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

1+uurate Your bowels With Cuscarsts
oIaA4y IGthaTtic, cure constipation forever
lcc nc. c. c. fail druggists refund money
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
Wanted in WASHINGTON,

The colored man named Harris who was
arrested in Philadelphia on Wednesday, is
wanted by the Washington authorities for
the larceny of the team found in his posses
sion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

Beautiful now goods rs cheap as any.
whore and far more beautiful
l. Lewis Row, 4!3 kirg street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17
The
| Great Sacrifice
{ Holiday Sale
Jackets and Canes

|
for Ladies', Misses and Children a,
halt price, and even less than tina,
for some garments, is going on
| with a rush. All new goods made
within the last 6 weeks, newest and
most stylish garments, good ma
terals and excellent workmanship
we think the best values ever
offered Tor new and up-to-date
garments, A great opportunity to
get a winter coat at half price or
less, because prominent cloak firm
is dissolving partnership and clos.
ing out their stock at a sacrifice,
and we purchased for cash,
Holiday Handkerchief.
Holiday Gloves.
Holiday Stockings and Under
wear.
Holiday Umbrellas from 80 cts.
up.
Holiday Table Linens, Towels
and Napkins.
Holiday Blankets and Comtor-
tiers.
Holiday Dress Goods and Silks.
Holiday Lace Curtains.
Holiday Mackintoshes, Dolls,
Games and TOYS.
Fancy Goods, an immense va.
riety.
Our Basement is a very busy
place, as well as a very interesting
place to visit.
Do your holiday shopping with
us, save money and be happy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-17

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