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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN
Lti,
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PRICE ONE CENT.
fou
PRICE ONE CENT.
DECEMBER 13, 1888.'
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Prt'O
Jor'-j» Alphenso, 805 Market street.
1 m Jolt »pitted a füll lme of foreign and
''domestic fruits and nuts of ah kinds
'Â \iQ a One Hue of candfks, wholetalu and
Watts and Hats
■o'
realestate
AND
MORTAGE8.
TT. D. K. SUTTON
Office, 624 Market Street
.son* t» to»»
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MIOHAEL GRADY,
—CCAl.as IX riAf
Boots, Shoes ani Bubte
■
No 234 K!cg SUcet.
! Now is tke time tn buy
BooU and
lo M. Grady,
Ib&Hi where you
'yfaeit aad fineet
»Öl lo the city ol
tjonU' and Chil
dren's Ff»e Shöft; gent's
%rtlUâ Kand-rppde shoe»,
d»ry pal»' guatiÇtçed. All
wai »>1 «ear and
IwW W<S>) k!l tbe beat,
çhe«p|4t lo the city
Call sod efa.
our wta|$
Ibôee. (Jo t
Kin
ûd
M 9
s\
IYI, CRADV.
nc-tr
IT!
MIcmTfLOUR
kPursUnaduÜefaledliticle
!'■> ptaUtm««, t \ c «nly.
J. J. SMITH,
VODRTB 6 SHIPLEY STS
Hard
COAL
TOE BHW.
BTnr rr at
fBîNCH ST.WHftBi
% I fasl o
«r»
A Huthn'i Down fell.
PniLADKt.ruiDec 13.—Mrs. Mary
JftnoHe&ry, Hying: st Na. 3361 Hop«
street, whose bust and died three month*
sgo leaving her with frugal means of
support to caro lor seven children, the
smallest bat eleven months old and th«
çldost in h!s seventeenth year, was
ferdty committed lo the II_ ». »».
rectlou Ibr three mouths by Magistrate
O'Brien, charged with drunkenness,
neglect aid cruelty
Before John II
tranquil
The bouse
of
in
I ■
• ary'« det'h all was
in tho lliUo home
l furnished, Mr. Qegry
enjoyed a hnudsomn salary and two açr
vents were kept. The mo her never I».
dulgeil In liquor until soon after 1er hut
l a id's du.itb Ir-m coinumpii.n.
lhe home, It I« »lle/e- by Agent Wit'
o! tho öoeirty 1o IV't.fc 1 '. Chtldreu
Cruelly, wiil.-h seoursd ber *rr£s\
b*ppy
»C
of
T
fr
the
of dt»floated tharaofejs
Ihcchildltli were left to
y they could and were
of both
livo the b
often enrolly ucatcil
The ' growler"
intluuailr and erica of 41
frequently heard coining
within her residence There le.amu
f.cqm ut that cjmiddot wa mais t , the
•ociety to h ok after tke children.
When A gout W a taon weet there he
d Urn hones In a filthy condition ami
thcch.lldrsn-diameftilly neglected. The
Infant was in such a cjudltion that It had
•ved to a hutplial at once. A
war laut wa» Issued I or bar errsst. Shi
had notbiug to s»y when tho Magistrate
acooucce hsr corjmt'ro(pt wltuln the
gloi ray walls ol th» Uoùre of Uorree
to bo
cntMi
Butlbk, I»a, Deo. 13—There wav a
hljhly rcms»tl}so45ie engaiei laMntyb»
In me MoFarhnd cpt at Falittaft, lb's
county. About 0 o'clock two dosai j
▼tile»l ladle* left ths cars cn tho PIP*
ba-q aud Western at Karr» Utty, which
Is three mils« from Fslyvtsw. A con
etabeanj narrJego were In waiting,
"ftpq rsachlai Faiiview the oonstabJ*
id ledhs enttrsd tho hoqse <<f Arm
streng Wlieen, a promUa-tt maoiker of
Bjv. Mr. MeFarUnd's ooçgfkgtitlo»,
aud where the minister left MS t* > ei.il
dren during hla ebsecQ dtraduotlog
ohttreh
Not until
In aoothrtf town.
ynuDgir of their two
mystorlon* viAta'S had sei aad Ms*
S uerlw, the ronoyest ol the two
reu, did tbs Wl!»ou boasaboUI i
taa: Mrs.MoFarlan 1 was about to «ylrlt
away brr oMIdreo. Amidst tha
fusion Mit McFarland eeonrwi M*r
gnerlte, aad the deor* being loolu»l the
• ai-ed a window, throat inn ohl'd in*c
of her molte> and thus laayed
out. Mr. Wilson harried her other
Itule girl npiialre *n<i locked hsr lu a
room.
Mra. aicFsiland lall be: husband sst
era! rnoclb» ago and ha* alaoo reslüeo
with hit inothsi, Mrs. Barry, In Alle
gheny. Bsv. Mr. MuFaHead oblsleiMl
both Ike cbliAraju «orne waeke ago. FI's
* Mlet« a coMOMiue of ti e
United PrcsbfHr.an UhtuM».
found out aoilfy, a*'d U»s to
ch*ig«4 t r wi.ru being th* eauas of tbe
e-ilons Iroub's
probably leaoâ tb»
î obll
realize
tin
He war
«ira »tie*.
•rano »kill
;rt«
TU* Cowboy MurdSr Trial.
CuAMUEisuiiito. Dto 19.—In th
tria ot Tuama» Welsh, tbe youthful
oowboy, for «fia kllltnz of "Dlgua"
L it', tu
annog ihr attozury« ovtr th« adtnissl.ii
ul th« dying dvoUralloo Lu:i* wb.ch
vsry damaging to W«ish «t.Ä show
•° n^pf»vog*4 and Aa'iwr»*« kiih
g Tidying »ta'.omctt aleolrarl'
1 tho air ! Ifla Brtalw
Ikal hßf-rs b* WSg i
o I» : * dbnci him, Tcmmy."
The ma 4 a can of tee
finally aindrnd and f irthtr ta>MmoD7
w-a . ff«i«d tbois «sar ai th* tlm* ot
the killing ttat ike shooting
m»ar«(ea:d ».iprov.kdd Tbs dsfeose
eplfl«d FUb a tlrOBg trr«y of wfko»»M«
to ptovs »).« M>ado«t of L ille
• a? ot ths shiMjilog, that ha w.m drunk
ar d r,n»rr«l»ûpp **d full of tkir*t>
«caltii WsIsB. Two wtioeafe« swors
lUal Li1H b»d vowed v»cg«aagdagalRjit
Wilts for taking bta girl away from
hlm a» i real ht tai l hi would '•
>b.j" ilI taka his rsfui
away irorn him.
WsliL Will go epoo tho etapd to
morrow mtislgs to testify ln UU
hsba'.f The girl will al»4«(v« ber
•tao cf lbs ibooiler, and fit she Is «till
loyal to WsllS »hots eipajled to sup
pori all bU ititameuta.
b
•
of
t
te
wss a loug wrangle ro »*ay
■
r. as Litt r
lOwri tbu glri
.
du
tLe
ai
f
Tne Oyiter War Grow* Mol.
B a LTI voua, Die. 12.—The war with
the piratic»! oyster drodgera Las devol
op*d no caw pbaats. Tke 4redg*rs
deism, hot the extreme ussamre* re
sorted to ob Monday ntgbi hjr lbs police
boat?, be» lorpUed tbe lVerta with
more rtspeoi it*a ihoy Lavs be
bad for the But* navy, and ft^y
Al
of
heretofore
are not
TwfnUht A
attack w »« to bs made
polio« sloop Folly, which f» on
at tlackoirs Poinh As ths ottai
aid altewbrrr, Governor
brl Bart«tary Wnit
ti»e ef tic rUam
opefily stealing,
ported that au
io ths polio« s1o<
w as
gu*M
J allo, tn,
•cS.au t.I.li.i t
««f, r-qa.itfiit II).
•anohe. auS O.lllti, sue, to- ut
N.v.l Ao.-.l -m, », Aoi.apoll».
At u ao o'o.otk So,iei
Saul Bamuaou r.ctUad tcaliuoU
b Iba Blute «t)»l ...l.t.cc. to
ooouaaDced to
lctin
to
! :
could, aud be at
make ready two of tb« Isnncte«,arming
ode with a hewitzs) su J th* other with
a Qptllng gqu- Csoteio Howard aud
he es«w of n.e dUstritd POiloa steirnur
RloLana will tats atsrap o5 ILc lannolicB
and $o at ct.ee to OsckîïVfl Point,
where tbe F.tliy L salit to he saricuud
ed by about Lr ty dt edging tchOonari.
at
r
00
Velephones im»nert>
Nxw Ohlbans, Deo. 13.—Nice hun
dred snd flfiy tdephonrs, tlcretoforo the
property of the National Improved
Crescent. City sod Now Oilcans Tele
pliouo Companies weru burned h
terdsr, quder the direction of the
Telephone Company, of liosh-u. These
adjudged i»y the United
Sell
instrumenta
täte» Court to Infringe the patents of
tho Bull Company, aud,
n it Le u'.lliz d, thoy wer« dvsiioy« d.
llicy c.uld
A N*At captura.
Pu TLA del fh 1 a Dro 13— Fr'fluid:
Hartman, 23 y .ate 0 d, wUoli aocuje
having MTlnfiltl F.. E Paictval, t
jawelay, ou To**div>'. tut of four gel
watotra, âlx ffoil *tBgy ««4 * of*ltou<i
io, vetoed ufrlbr? Ji
el |«steHar en r -oe*d t v.»to*inn
»bö«f reli 'f m (JilQir^, He w
hQjn tp id tolU to
urre nkmutan if ^11».
f a«:t IV».
f ks sMrsTiidn e ter Oper« ITocie on
(»•teilet sflsiba safl
Iks ptsssrtsMon oV 'Uoole Tom's
Cibin F aa will isb lima Bra traue
formifi lote ea *rg#l
«nta.' will be
4 t. » lift', aoapl.w , sic,
•„W* «• I,««' 1 »», 0»:r. .d *l Vet
««*', an .sl.Fj, lid ftilcn
7 •»
tsfei an« fcfwoksM al FsjMflfte 1 , 101
9 es« «tekta «Un*
Hews nummary.
In Beltlra >ro yesterday (he Jory In the
case of Btrphen Conroe, teho killed hie
a Patrick O'Donnell on the 1st
of January last, rendered a verdict Of
thnnslaughter, with recommendation to
m*«roy. O' nroy went home early Io toe
morning of January 1st and lound hla
mother and O'Donnell drunk together,
under compromising circumstances, and,
in his raue, gave them such a kicking
that they boib died from tho Injuries re
ceived.
'
Charles W. Ilendcraon, a veterinary
surg on In Taylortille, Illinois, has bech
*ot.ced to *8 years* Imprisonment I or
toilurlng about 40 lor
witu sulpurlo
»C d ami croton oil during the progress
of a poll ileal meeting held there on No
vember 3d.
•■Kir
Kelson, tho n?fro desperado
wh ) killed follcornau Balcumb in Hail
US«, Nsbresk», last August, h
sent.'uoed to iinprtionmeDt f ir Ufa. Nel
eon Is the l5-y«*r old boy who h*ld t «veu
ollUare at buy wbll* he wai lu ambush.
W M « Mias Lewis, a school toscher,
* ** si l lixis Djr\m, ope ol her puu
crossing a railroad titans rj
Ashsvtlle, N irth Carolina, on Tuesday
uveuing, they were mu d»wu and killed
by au ulpn-ab train.
Goncral 8iipe*lnleudeot Be?l*r, ol th«
Burlfngtbu Road, told the ewUcboou'»
comiolttco tb%t none of the present
ployes should be dletréartred to utako
fsr thcat, nod that they could get
back only a» Individuals.
The Fox Coal and Ccko Company, ol
(Iravtvlilc, Tcnnassro,
I 10 per coot. In the price of min
ing coal on the drat of ihe month, and all
of the miners lisvegotie on strike.
Dr. T. M. 8l»al*lr and hla wife have
been arre t»d lu ClncUma»! on th > charge
of criminal malprawlico One of hi
alleged victims L dying
M< red I th, Ibo principal
Dud Daly. In New York, w
held lu Ild.CuO bail for trial.
Color»w, tbe notations U e Indian
chief, d.ed st Fort Duchetnc, Utah, od
T uesduy, of puenmooia.
Dr V. W. *toh»!U
terrtsy In Cbleazo on flto charge of
der by ma 'practice
Tho British Prince Is reported hard
ag'ound near New Castlo.
<1 XI.
■ N,
i.alUnt of
yesterday
arrested yes
•q'iahbte Over a Han.
Lawkcnclvillb Dec 13 — George
Hor^ett, aued 15 years, was 6hot ami In
stantly killed laet evculng lu Hamlin's
hardware store Berget t had been hunt
In:: with a shot gun accompai led b) 0»e/*r
Leonard, r.g.»d 17. The bo»s a."ter
lag to L»wreLC«vllle, tholr Ik
'utlonml aud
cut ered
sled
tho
on qu
r tbe possession of the gun, which
*s in He recti'» hauls Le
«I gra-ped
the gun aud attempted to :akc It from till
companion, when it was discharged, the
heavy charge of shot pasting through
Rergvtt'i mourh and
the lead, rnaUtag a
Inch In diamett r
' at the back ot
than
Leonard find with tbe
There were only two young cbll
lo the fitere at the time of the
tragedy, and thoy alono were witness' e of
the eontroreisy lira* ended lr. Beigett's
death. Lccnaid'* frlCLds claim that the
shooting uae ecddtLtal.
hole
Thre* Orand trp
Tho pre»snuilnu of three grand
opern» by the N*w Araerioan Op^ra
Company a* the Opera Hoos* this ev«n
Ug, Friday »rtsrncoo and evening will
b Uis oonrplouotiB araus^tuent evout of
• o season, o « wMoh will be euj^yei
b/thro or four o::!ss of this» z; dur
lng the ssaecu. The sale of stats whto'i
opeoral Toesday ^Uas the as-»Qja»»ie of
e auritenco* at each lxeeaQiat'
and tho (D^agsraent of tLe
will he
of ram trajof maul. Tba company has
)nal olosed au engagemsat la Bosteu to
arge heusos and it* p«rfoncaao«s are
nnamlitoutly rated by tbsiiinsteol wrl
fen of that oity to be equ*l to
presentations cf grand oporaav
t • lh%i raufllo-lovigg OQtncmulty
Olchs.in an arlio!« tm a ttav\day ecnosn
by itra cox.pany. passe» faUy npon tha
intrf!* nf the prinsipgls. wi'mlugtou
te forlu rate lu saourlng this company
.
earnpa h>
<1 an even«
acustta sin0Q*8
th« bd»t
Tae
If you ate thtrking abou' a fine gold
frame for a painting, order it at one«,
li In kirns,
you will
gallery, 419 Shipley street.
Yerger'a ait
Bt»ie or tno Temporärere
ai tbs ftaruiiLiOAw offlot to-day, b
be eitad*:
f o'olook
10 o'qlçok
II o'olook
30 i
ai»
31°
The w*a\neir.
To-raorrow promises to be
«lightly o'.nu-y to
higher temper
oleuiy, with t
and rather warmer.
It*rng«es Ketaralnx.
JACKfONviLLB. Fla, December 13.—
Al out 2U0 refogtes ratorned yasteeday,
d re many more are vxpwoled to
morrow. At a meeting of tb* Board of
Usolth ysMtsrday It was Nwoliod "that,
inasrttur.b as Chore has no| btreu a ease
of yellow fevxr reported for tbo
sev«o days within tba obrpoi
limit* of Jacksonville, tbe dally
Iflllns will be discontinued from this
date."
from
tetr, with ratbw
. Saturday nartially
alure
rain or snow on tbe ooaat,
:
bol
gonrtb Ward Kcpuoiioans.
The Fourth ward Kopablioaos will
hold a tnatelng oo Friday evening next,
at 1 30 u'O'K'k, ln Öililbaoi's auction
r ouie, Nu 111 East Fourth street, tor
tue purpose of «looting eltht mutnbars
f tbe Kcpubllgan Kzseattvo Commit«
tee In conformity with the new rules.
ton aisy ue Undecided
ebor.t where to buy your Christmas
kuk crise II >0, Qonoluds at onoe to go
to ths store that cap rupplj yoar want*
lu every dstail at th« lowest price».
Fresh good«, a clfltn stock and prompt
Aiiontlou. Ly ft Leary, N W. oor
r.or Fourth a-». M<»dlaou slreute.
Yon hi odd
Vielt Adair's furnltuts store, No. 416
««•. «.rest, and f»a his ieleotiabii
goon before laskltg your
h's »look Is iwuß
j he fOQufi lo ill« oitÿ t)»ii
sud sea for yooraslv'.fe.
it 111*j oy Mince r«»#,
I'fTTiarBO. Doc. p— At Bgtley 1st}
ul» n Q*o*it* a d»y
o'srk, «»evuurreta^aa large mlaaf pie*
00 a ••g«r. us wat rOnnfi dssd in r
this osotafeg
m s'rrrhsnuj Woods.
II F% Ffn-APt ft Bro , oi<;ar maan
ftalnrsK No N*at Öte®nd Strret,
ba*« » »p>'d-wl lot uf metrsanabtt MM,
■niuM»«»» trails», (tn*.
ir,» •«•»»»«a wiu mH »1 1 Blok
»rrti 1 «. i, w UK feiikik uéïanal
IHM" _
Met
tollday
tior.s, ai
IL» lowest to
Cl
V
• i
Onw.
OBI1CAB*.
Death of Alexander as. Dixon as Oentre
villa, Delaware—Ybe active, Cecfal
*£. H Dixon, o f lentrevllle,
HnndsSd. Dal., died at his
toe at 3 o'clock this morning,
wae amongst tha oldest
altisvns, aad his Ufa was quiet, uoob
trasiva and honorable. H« wae born
April 14th, 1834, on ths property known
as tha hillside mill. He was the third
of William and Suaaa Diaoo. la
15C5 tha property was destroyed by a
tremendous flood, and his mothsr
taking her infant In bar arms saved
r ll î oi b * W»»» 1 «« farther up the
bill, where tho flood oonld not renob
them. After reoelvlna the best edaon
tioh tin oouatry schools oould afford
Mr. Dixon learned the trade of black
emtlblng. but did not lollaw it long for
a living, M^coiog having more atlrac
■•U>a* for him.
lu 1823, I
rasai- ad he
Wilsoaof ucoaeaMB, saoi
, and with theft dogs
o Hamilton Ohio, to
brother, wistar Duos.
1<4 orfors railroad«
Alex»
Ob
late rsgl
aged 84 years.
Dlxoa
Mr.
after Mr. Dixon had
wish Samuel
uldered ibelr
I tram
t
it
»1er
Thin wae the
S3 >(ne In vogue,
erred to walk
an to travel in
omasring *t«ge oaacb, which wae
the only meant of public travel.
1 1*33 Mr. Dixon was married to Miee
Hutb Ann Milse, neer Kennels Bqnare,
tut she dlad about a year after they
wers mar led, and Mr. Dixon never
w-arrl-îd again. Mr. Dixon formerly
evrouU a very flue form at Walnut
Grren, but In 1359 hj so.d It and re
moved to his !at.i teddenoe at Centre
v.ll", where be lived a retired life eo far
a'aorive but lneee was concerned, bu>
a/ray* laiing great lure.est In public
nflTUrj.
H.) was well-read aud lnforraod and
question of pnblto luteres^, came
before the oountry In whioh he did not
have decided and Intelligent views.
Originally Mr Dlxoa war a Demo
rent, his last vote fur that party belu*
for Folk for Prretdent In 1814, at wnlok
time tit? tame was actively
m a D*nroN|tl3 osndline for Coagieer.
In 1843 »e bonaffla what wae known
that fiai a.» aihirsnt of the ''Barn
burner" wing of ths Demoeiatlo party
aid vowd IskVaaRuren lor President.
Î j l*B2 he voted
P*»r
■n 1 fthe young men
and
tho I
canvassed
fh* Fie - 8 j. 1 oan
dtdaio for Preitaeflt, and In 1854 he wee
of the Opart.n phalaux of TOO
D*la**re*n* who voted for John O.
Frrmr-ot for P osldont. In 1800 Abram
termer supporter than
Mr. D>x««, and through tho war that
followed be was a fl
Unten ca^ee
Ho vfaa active Ir having th) military
hoapttal «esabltahod 11 tbU olty upon
tbe square hounded by Nlntfc, Tenth,
Tat nail and Wtwtl s
Mnco u hail
supporter of tho
, the square
w hull« up with irately renidmoea
Bstcg too aged for aetlv« du'y In tbe
ay, Mr. Dixon devoted muoh of bl«
time end means in providing oomferw
inr the sodiere, «cd in carrying
ttils pur rose ht was amongst tba first to
Lund upon tbe He'd of GoUyaburg
• Per Ms« battle, try lag to alleviate lb»
fintf-tlnga of the w*unded.
Mr. D I'D to*k great interest la the
lato p. Lstoal osmpalgn. and wreenen
tUaslaatto suoperrer of Gener*l Harrl
S)U. Tisough suffarlng from »-xtrstne
weak -*»», bo remssd any aasistanoe In
goiug to tho polls and castlag hl« vote
for the mau i* who** bauds he oontld
*rea tke o un try would bo bret govern
d He par .'of io ei t hl« hi* lass public
»ot In a oouaeLbttou« manner, and ws<
muoh gratified that bis Hie bad boon
«pared to pc.form that duty.
Ft many years he was a road oom
ïe'edûAor ol Obrltiiaua Unndrad, and
oilsoier rf sshccl taxes until h'.s dual
re^raaurot Iron* active Ufa Mr. Dixon
wse a manib*r of no religions dtnoaal
Bat'.»»«, but wee al ways the firm friend
of avery moral rsform, and his ilia was
;aöh as
plea
to a
c
exemplify tae highest prinol
at obrlsttap otaraote*. He belonged
Itrfa-ltvad family,
uls father sled at 83, and bis mother
at 78 years of *ge. His brother Wfstar
>lv*4 to th* age of 94, and bl* slater
Lydia to 91
>ufvlv*. The «is»«* is tbe widow of
Jrakqa Taylor, af Kanuets Square, aged
82. wbeee fonts now Oalef Burgasa ef
that tjwn. The brother is R;ban Alleu
, aged 78 years, residing In Qro
«. Tke tut oral will take plaoe
Lam the Uts reslueaoe ef the deoeatel
Sanday next, at 9 o'olcok p. m. Iu
termeiit la Long wood oemetery.
A brother aad «leur still
Dix
trsvllJ*
»X« eUMweas Isas !i*un (m tara oliv
flamfMikrM.' «M Marko« israôi
Onppiag an< i»*ening, IQS K. aeeoad st.
Try flask's tool j m wUl UkaiL
Try aaffii's oool ; yea wtU rersly ltks it.
kllrartl v. Osvib, lewaUr, » K. 0**«nd it,
18 *. ktass, *t fluK is u. Boa»th.
PU«
r»»»x ireop Bwith.
drvxfltst.
, MS West rreet street.
*».«i !esn Lsnasry
MrasUtaa Balw. unaodiate
ts. ML Lu '4rain, 2U Klnx, has a fln» nne ef
•te««« aad tobacco, buy yoar Uhnatmss
*ras*ass
Look
I *>arj, ptpos su) ot«sr
snd retail. 216 King
Dureteln'e flue asisortment ol
Wholesale
A Discovery.
N AHii viLLK, Toon , Dec. 13 —Tho
auihorUtas at the prison have dlsoovsr
oa oonoeeled on the person* of oonvlote
and lu bsd», between fitly and sixty
knives, fifteen rraor*, t|p« revolver and
three rope*. It ts beaded the oonviots
tntandeu to moke n break for liberty,
and that the weapons were tn be t-.sd
agatoet the guards who might Interfere
In one of the oeils a lamp, a ladle and
tel used for making counterfeit
money ware found. Pitcss of b- l gn»
n in were taken from a oonviot, but uo
•Ilea oould te found.
white me
To* •• Strutt* Cap*."
Rockford, Ills, Dea. 13 —Rer
Mead Roaore, an alderraau who has
bsen flgbflwg tbe liquor lntereWa, and
who is gjvojtotur of an ordinance
now pending which prohibits the sale of
liquor io Rookfoid. bas r oMved a com
munloatlop sigoeil "White Caps of
Northern Illinois," asking him to ra
his position in the Olty Oounoll,
hrsafeDing him with bodily injury
of ref usal.
Christmas Data,
Beautiful Christmas hate for gentle
men, youtbe. iliis «Ad boy«; nil In
<««•* ■»*!«*, Ti Is jaa» km co see how
üaitghted the "Us*leAkafc" are with
tiWft nsw
sign
and I
iu
: hi
bate they gat et Dabell'«. 3
TfcMe-toQMfce ef tha peonh*
B. 85 al.
than
Rrsa
«tee you wet*.
aa that
1 you gwutcolly will pan nna
b BW Mnm presents.
ter. Hsts asks
rrobstiy Mur dared.
Mount Pleas am
News was wsrivad |
aJght
Kta g >u tmread
ttCÎÂ
«rare eo ordere
X D.» n.~
ktUI, I j.1
lia» the
>rt
b» w>
_• tfl bal'avisJ v
d afld thfl boni
ooftoaal tbe u ri tae.
4*
la
af
Is
The
of the battle of
_ oeleteated
„ ^ _ >«*, Ho 1, G. A
§ «rand turkey supper at their
keaaqnartgra, Third end King streets,
supper was ander tha anspioea of
ladles of Bmyth Oir- la and wav a
grand eucoaes. About 400 sat down to
ths tables and delegations wers prasset
from DuPont Pos», No. 8, Striker Post,
No. 8. of Newport, and Grant Post, No.
Commander Lewis presided, and
mualo was fnrnlabed by the oholr
Wesley M. B. Ohurch.
II the weather Is fair nsxt Bandsy
Brand* wine M. B.Ohuroh Will be filled
with ths membsr« of ths Order of Hep
taropbs, or Seven Wise Men. Several
weeks etnoe Washington Ckmolave, No
3, made arrangemenU to attend ohurch
on the 16tb, and
have signified
aooompanylng this oonoiavs, It Is
orobsb e »here will he a large turnout,
rhe mens bete of Brandywine 0 -colave,
No. 4, will wear theft new regalias for
tha first time in pnbllc.
Ths regular mealing of Brandywine
Oonolave, No. 4, will be held this even*
lng and every member should try to fcc
present.
The fair of Dataware Oommgndary,
K G. JL, Is still open at Odd Fellows'
Hall, and as It hne jeea well attended
will bo doabt prove a snoeeaa. It was
visited lest «venins by Wflmlngton I
vision, Ne. I, Uniform Rank, K of p.
Tae naxt meeting of Rodney OjuuoII,
N >. 48, Provident Union, will be held
Satarday evening, 321 Inst. Daring the
year thare have been
Provident tax oa-ls.i
m* n nut) er 80 yean of age amounted to
86.25 for 'he year. 6n an Inanrntioa of
f1,000. Daring tills year Rodney Oonn
oil loat one member, John 8. Bartnatt,
ard bta bond of $8,000 was promptly
paid to bis mother, The indloatlons are
t-a* «fer the oommenoament of the new
year there will be a large aooession to
tbe membership.
Aboet flftv members of the various
o<ls of O U A. M. of this olty wtii
vielt Fame Council of Philadelphia on
Saturday evening.
The fourteenth
Frederl
evening
a
The
the
U,
of
«
aa tbe oth«r oonolave*
their Intention ol
an
it
in
7
«
of
J.
it.
-15 avseeemente, or
wblob tn theses* of
dy
to
anniversary of the
Knight* ol 8 . Lawrence Uniform Hans
fioUl Sbolety was held hut evening
Mi order was formed In this olty
Ootebsr 18 h. 1874, and tke fit»! regu *r
meeting held atom» ou* month latnr. It
>» u»w «h« wealihia*« Oatholio beneSoial
e-c ely la this olty
«.uoauUuf to over
ass te
r
oses last «vantug constat** of «poches,
-ona* and reoliatlons, after wh oh a
nas quel wa«
L>uoL praalllnij.
Tbe Order of tbe Iron Hall pureuta
th • even tenor of Its way, and altbon h
bu) little Is beard ol It, there Is a ra d
and cons taut growth and laorease in ts
m mbar bip al ovar th* oonn try.
the claims t at bave matared tkt
i.***e uo*o or««»»«), p»u, snow»*«
ability of theomer io de all it promt _
tù» brauen located in this olty Is in a
proposons oendltion, aa« are taglag in
members at almost evsry meeting.
Order your piotnrea and frames at
once at Terger'e, 419 fchlpley street,
you will be left. They have more ord
than ever.
vel, wlti Daniel W.
All
ui far
to
In
I
« :
tp
13
to
Japan
Goods.
The Japanese excel all other nations
In beauuml and ingsakus handiwork,
and a notable example of this Is seoa tn
ike O&rtstias« oarûa, some of whioh are
qtUts large, that have mad* «heir ap
pearance ibis y*A, Tb* card Itaelf is
mad* of a oeiqjjpstMoo, Ike same aa rlo*
paper, wbll* on It is tabued a small
branoh of a tret, containing a saider's
wob, that Is enoh a oloie Imitation of
tbe natural artüel« »trat even a veteran
spider in search pf a käme would be apt
tu be deotived lato taking posceMlop of
It. There la an axo«ll«aii lmiu
rplder lo the wab, lu addl.loa 1
other «tklo.es Fkilllps A Kane, pt No.
5 Evst Fourth strrat, bave a Utbitod
sk ok of tbese cards, in addltloa toolbar
Japanese goods, wblob they are rapidly
disposing of.
■
the
r
of a
some
of
be
Do Mot Be Disappoint*«.
Bekc-ubu guarantee« to Apish for
ffhrlatmaa all photographs takfl)^ this
week. 815 Marke» stTMt.
tbe
ly
fleeting Of
New York, Geo. 13.—The two oy
otanee have mat. Tne NoRbwestem
wae being pulled down diagonally
throagh New York State by |fe» South
ern oyolOB«, I» finally male Bare
■warved lato HewHag
vy clones.
ut ra
llaad;
latter
Stream
si «tance eod
but its South
It, and oaogbt
directly pff tfi
•lock Island. Great damage Is reported
to telegraph wire«, and It b Impossible
lo learn tbe fM| extent of llo deatrnc
tton. Observation« or the Signal Oflloe
to day tndiaewd that the donble
wae Qpwllag along Ike Gulf Stream past
Maine, Justin lbs trook of lnoomlng
steamers.
ra
Taylor ft PmUortoo'a rkouaaUa mix
taro ourea rbeuaa.Uitaa In nil 1M forma.
Ikylor ft rnllorun, 90S Kins atraak
ty
aud
Mrs. L. A. Morgan, who has been a
missionary lu Afrio», will lecture in St.
Paul's A. U. M. P. Church, South Wil
mington, tomorrow (Friday) night
Subject: "Woman's Mission on Barth."
Doors open nt 7 80; leoturo to oommenoe
f . ib. Admission free. A refresh
table Will be la oherge of n oom
mUtee of ladtee Mr*. Morgan
of tbe greatest lecturer« in the
ritate* and therefore the ohureh should
bs wall-flileil oh this oooasion.
Look before you losp in bnslnese, end
think before you swallow—ra medtolne;
but know onoe for all that Laxador b
yre*«mlarnily tb« lirer regulator and
ulcod-purltler of the «ay. Prloe 25
cents.
ra at
Is one
United
Is
eye
and
two carloads of ffiachloery.
Two oar loads of paper machinery
were shipped by the Fum-- a- Jooes
Oouipeny yesterday, one of whioh
ter toe Pennsylvania Palp and Paper
Company at Lookhaveu, Pa , and tbe
other lor Armstrong Brothers, Jobu-on
burgb, Pa.
"Never was bear» su:h a terrible
aurM."aette g. off about hIs
stubborn cold Could it »>* possible
that be lived ln olviLzaMun «*nd had not
heard of Dr. BuL'tUoagh Rtrap.
him tale the o'd rrhablv; * and stop
swearing. Prloe 25 c' ».
Is
IA
L-i
Kapubiic* . m v t ufs.
The RspttiUoans uf tbe revsra'
w%f4fl »W hotis i-6< tri« to?morrow
•VMitftbf ta» 7 8(> «4.U 9 o'moak, for
*• P8KB0M Ol eleevsg li)< u.b'*»« Of tbe
Its^ub few* Bxs-m" ve Ckiucnitteo In
lfuruiUy with Hw now lulss.
....
Buffer o*t dteagpa-u. meut by amploy
lng too q»-» 9 'Hlfiwéi?"— hut for tbedls
•orea of i. njtiQ» q*j Dr. BcU's B*bj
tust
MBU», one
e. A. ali
1
u
Storms.
The aohooner Ola Ohuroh, from Cape
OharUs for Norfolk Light, was loat U
Mobday night's storm. Oaptoin Frank
Knock, maw Harris and one of her orew
drowned. The vessel was owned
la Mew Loû"
A despatch from Oohaaaat, Masssobu
•MU, aaya the weather «as olfar jester
dav. A trip along the ooftat, from
SonuafB to Hull, revealed no marine
disasters, and the damage to property
along the beach la not varv
The heaviest storm of in
Halifax, Nova Bootla, raged there (Jar
log Tuesday night. Much damage
dons so eleotrlo light and tdegcaph
and >mall oraft were driven
from their moorlcga In the harbor. ▲
sailboat, which lsfl Bambro on Monday
af ernooa with three men and a woman,
Is believed to be lost.
Four nearly completed brlok build
ings In Jersey Cite were blown down
during Tuesday night, and demolished
adjoining building ocanpled by Geo
Johnson as a stationery store and dwell
ing. No person was itJ need.
heavy,
e season a
m I.
« 1res,
an
Vary'« Pblla. Messenger, 817 Market,
olty.
New Yoke, Deo. 13.—Tho National
Flaberla
7 es ter da
the oons
will ask Congrete to enaot.
quire tbe establishment of a United
« atee Marine and Fleherlse Depart
ment, the payment by the Government
of $5 per un for frtan fleh oaughc by
American fishing vessels, and a duty of
Mt pound on all fish except
.for bait. The association i$
\ Of fiiblng
uoaiarp. The followiec officers were
elected: President, F. J Babeoo; Vice
President, D T. Ohuroh; Treesnrer, J.
J. Pew; Secretary, Luther Meddocks.
sioolellon was In session
nu devoted muoh time to
ation of statutes whleh Is
Thee# re
one oent
that user
teeesl owner« aad
Cutting Dawn th* Tver*.
Tbe Park Commiealon Is having abo
350 trees cut out of tbe woods in tbe Bn
dy wine Park
wine, a large
either dead
w
both side pf tbe Brandy
nutbbër these tree* are
afe in g decaying state
and at any rate there ate too many of
the ground. They have In
places grown up in such think clusters as
to h» till and «plndly without slfordl»g
much shade. The thinning out process
will let in more sunlight, and the trees
remaining will bave more chance to
spread aud make a better shade. Alter
that number of trees are cut out they
will ibarculy be missed.
Hiera
yolour* Drowned.
Nrw York. Dec. 18 — Sergeant Dar
llngton and Privates Frederick Pettit aud
Benjam'n Wilson, all of Company A,
11th lufantry, now located at Madlaon
Barracks, Sackett s Harbor, New York,
were drowned In Lake Ontario, ofl Cat
Tuesday. The soldiers
were fishing with a net and the boat was
capsized In
Fish P lut,
attempt to raise the net
clung to the boat aa long a« they
could, but the water was icy and they
gave up the struggle after a few min
utes.
I In
Hiver aua Barbar.
WASHQtOTON, D. O.. DOO. W.—
oonncoUon with others, tne trill reported
tp tbe Hftuse yesterday appropriates t; r
Mafoak ttooV, |6 000; New Oset'o ice
harbor, 18.100; wilmtagton, >90.000;
Brnvfl ornek, |3 000; 0t JonaS river,
13 «00; Dock oteek, $3,500; Broadkhl
$3 000; Delawa o break wafer,
$65,000; Dataware river, from Trenton
to m»4|tb, $175,000; Philadelphia harbor,
$300,000.
In
■
OblMto'i Opeia Hcase Gong
Chicago, Dec. 12.—Jast after tbe
audience had left tbo Chicago Opera
House to night, where McCaufi's Com
pany bad been presenting ''Lorraine,"
the calcium lights used in one of the
spectacular scenes fell to th* floor. The
rpet ignited, the flânes spread rapidly,
d shortly alter midnight the splendid
complete îf gutted. Nobody
The loss flt present can not
building was
was injured,
be estimated
Balt for lbs Mud Bon Disaster.
8o RAH TON Pa, Dec. 13. — Attorney
Cornelius amith has brought suit against
tbe Lehigh Valley Railroad Company for
John J. and James Jennings, father and
son, of this city. The son was permanent
ly disabled In the Mud Run disaster. He
as for da
account of
Twenty thousand dollars Is claimed in
mages, and the father sues on
tbe loss of his son's services
each case.
Can bs oured: Oaaeets, tumors and
piles, without oausöo. Vene rial disease
oared wUhqtU mercury. Brasllfan rbsu
fer neu
ra sap race
a
tflMWO
Is I
w
taWe mss
moved w _ ......
Wei oh, 302 Tatnall «
Of
4nd
o»o«» wotms re
hqfire Dk J. B
«4». WllmftafMm.
IS •
» wtma PuimoBio Balaam.
Dr
Strong 1 an*, »no ntftoi lonowlblM
ty to becomiMfl ooBSbffitftlve ah tb* te
•ults of using Oils grsBtiuog and tbsoat
remsdy. PromjM aud rapid In oaring
•ougbs, sort tbfWat. boarMDSis, week
val«#« blood spitting, croup, etc. 6O0.
aud $1. D«pot, 4th and Klug st# , Wll
«llogteD, Del. Pblla. depot, Smith A
Kline Co.. 439 Aroh street.
Dr. Binuns' Dye Dure
Is performing wonderfnj, oaras continu
oualy of waai, Is flamed And «are or red
eyes and granulated red «ad muolfled
eye lid*. We refer tt>
Professor W. A Reynolds,'
Rumor and W. H. Rypn.
aasa now well. 293. Dei
King.
Kartei,
mz
pot Fourth and
•nry
ft
Ain« puruirere.
Go to George Q. Murphy for you*
■tdebnaMs, book cas*», cheffoulert*
wardrob«*, tablet, writing desk» and
fancy rocksr* alto a fait line or walnut
and oak chamber »ulte. 809 Shipley
street.
Caatea rsteat near
Is MADE FROM TUB B*BT WHEAT
OUTAINABLB. TRY IT.
IA TOUR OBOCKK DOIS MOT KBBP IT
YOU CAM GET IT
FLOUR DEALER.
Ron
▲MT
Dr. Mlehe's Hungarian Oia|m*ot.
Best rsm»«y far drewlqg aud WaaUng
Kept by Belt and Danfettb BnCetbtfrfl
Dolt*I aaiist Delis!
Tatuatl streets.
s of
M
Dishor otuic » Nams
'JMnas old o.
«h the
•iffgCFa *#
sgtsd
Od
$Ir Bently—.
Î hoar ib A' 1 fh* so
u
death
tust astl-ji
Did Mrt
>t beb;t
t.
ftBdlBHlflfl
en
BRANDYWINE HD.
BETTER P08TAL FACILITIES
WANTED.
It Hat Tan Postoffloe*. and More Will
goon he Wanted—me nahurban
Towns Will Not be With
Ttaam,
francs
tod
tney
t
Rood,
fecreie
bar
Ives,
»ans,
rhey
[*hey
rhey
rhey
rhey
Fhey
rhey
vhflly
ly »11
»rtft&l
kid
Probably no hundred In Now Castle
County Is so well supplied with p>st
offices as Brandywine Hundred, and
yet (hern is considerable oemplaint of
the luconvenleuod and irregularity of
the malle. Ou the east of ths hundred
ave Bdgamoor, Bellevas and Olay moot,
the two last named belt g on the P , W
A B Railroad and the first named prac
ttoally so. Farmer io the lntsrlev kkd
on the BalUt&oie and Ohio are Carrerefi
and Oarpenter, the fite» being establish
ed only a few days ago. Farthar to tho
inferior are Grubb's and Talleyvllle, the
Uat named being on the Conooid turn
pike.
Grubb's, taking tin name from Ieeao
N. Grnbb, president of the levy Court
of Newcastle Qpunty, le tho Central
office la the bundred. It was formerly
oalled GrQbb r e Oofliet«, bat It 1 b sat}
the gerem »ent has out off all aselefo
#es to the nfffies of nostofiloer,
f are gow k#0«u by hik a single
ihorteit name. In tha extreme
notthwee'ern pari of the hundred !■
B:ater Valley poefeflloe, and <
Bandy wine le Roohtand, marine In all
nine poaicflloes located In BiandyFlae
Hundred. Beside*, a large number of
thtoltlseneof that hundred tireaooom
modatef by postal faobltlss beyond
bandied border. Booth's, la Delaware
County, Pa , line but a quarter of a mile
from the line, and Elam, in the same
oonnty, is quite contigu , us. After all
It la ant Improbable that Wilmington
nppllee half as muoh mall matter to
thé people of that hundred as all the
*ha hundred eomblned.
The Philadelphia ana th« Concord
plkeo run through the hundred, The fiist
northenat nod the other nottS, affording
a>ay faollltief for reaohlaA fKk city, and
M • large number of people ooma to the
dll? on business every day, théy na
turally bsoome enb-mall oarif»ra for
their neighborhoods. The lull-gate
kasmera on the two plkea art also made
to do oaaslderable mall duty for the ac
commodation of the people wno dally
pesa through.
It has been but a few years alnoa
moot nod Beaver Valley were the
only povt-offlees In Brandywine Hun
dred. Then WUaolngton supplied tbe
moet of the hundred, and the keepers of
the toll-gates referred to did heavy mall
asrvloe. Then followed tho establish
meut of Grubb's effloe, noon afterwards
followed by Rookl&nd.
The people waklag up to the advan
tage« of increased and better mall faoUl
Has, and a love of edaeation becoming
more get oral, there were greater de
mande for pcet-offloea outil Tnlleyvllk
ttdgemoor, Bellevue, Oarpenter and
Carroro/t aooo came on In quick suoc
elon as i all road and other advantages
Increased.
Bnl the end 1« not yet. There will
soon, no dugbl be a demand for a post
effle# at Holly Oak. The enterprising
people who ale erecting country resl
ceoOes along the two lines of railroad
mat run through tho hundred, und are
bal ding up eeuntry Villas are not going
to be long without a posteffio* Jmori
at fh*lr doom, and the possibilities art
that all East Brandywine hundred, from
Wilmington to Olaymoot between the
two itnea of railroad will he ere many
years, a ocatinuoue sucoeaslon of suhur
ban villages, each #tth a pestefflae.
•nterprlelng oltlfisn« can but eay,
1st the p •tefflcei come arm In arm with
oühcol bena -• and the result oancot fail
to be bénéficiai.
PI
Jew
s
tie
u
the
of
very
few
from
ment
an
chiefs
many
have
large
Hand
tra
sets,
tens.
or
Co»t
brellas
n
O'nj
6)
r
and
cloth,
Silk»
Skirts,
Ian*,
and
Coats,
now
All
Fflf all kinds of wild game go to
Bttlow ft Wier, at tbe Klghth street
market boas«.
A Theatre Burned.
Os w zoo, N Y , Doc 13 —During Mrs
Langtry's performance here to nl^ht of
"As in a Looking Glass" at the Academy
of Mublc the curtain was about to ascend
the last act, when there was a cry of
Are from the rear of the hall and thick
clouds of smoke poured up through the
large register In the middle aisle. Tke
crackling of tbe denies was heard under
neath the floor and the large audience
began to rush panic-stricken for the
exits.
Cool headed men sprang upon the
stag® and called dj»k to the people that
there wae no danger Others mounted
trelr chairs In everÿ part of the house
and called Upon the peoplo to remain
cool This ftcMed«! in partially quiet
lng the sudlenca and Ju two minutes the
theatre was cleared Just
I
306
the flames
sprang up thnJuxh tho floor By this
Mme the fire department was at b«Ml
and atreams of Wafer Wer* pouring Into
the buUdiug. The Urn was poop extin
guished ft caught fTpm qtr gverhc&ted
furnace directly under tbe centre aisle
axd near tbe main entrance But for Its
timely discovery It would have shut off
the peop e from escaping at tho main
door, and there would Bato been a terri
ble scene, as the bouse was packed.
There are two rear exits.
Mrs Langtry escaped through the
crowd and took refuge In a near-by saloon
until her carriage found her. Tho thoa
was black with smoke before all the
people got oui.
lbvsrybedy is uoteg
ud
datutv
fell«» boys and
ir ffiatkgts and
aheva Second.
fatbefil IA* prloefl *hrjpi
ths Fsnaiif Oko* Hhflsao
cook 20fi Markst svtrtv,
Buy where you bay the lowest. Go
Baialtc ft Co for all klads cf cwoalry
produce. 13 E. 4th st
to
Damag* by Water.
O1.KTKLAHD, 0.„ Dso. 13.—By (he
burst of a water main early ysaterflay
maxulng, a torrent from Ike Faftmount
L tora Qp |^«|ter«0a of Dan
-- Division en-»«», ffiakrng deep
gaHlee on Its we***4*04*0, 'The foan
daltoas i of many b«««»« wave wvsbed
away, a^d the oellare fillat wltft water.
Tho damage 1*estimated at $50,000.
Try a bottle of BrnncMakBtUn If you
have a ooûgft. it will not ovstyco auy*
Itffiflflvae y«d Then It 1«
omy BÄ ^ld' 4 at Naodatalpbarmscy,
5th and-flfilnr meet«.
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DR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
CLEANSE the mucous
francs of the stoinaoh and bowels pf all «limt
tod foreign manor, start the seerttien« jwsij
ii£estien and assimilation, nutrify the plood
tney relieve tne liver of congestion. give it
t chance to extract bile poisons from th<
Rood, to make them into good bile, and t<
fecreie lust what is needed. They do
bar their way and irritate like most purg^
Ives, but they treat all the surfaces and or
»ans, so that the entire system responds
rhey are based on scientific principles.
[*hey are entirely rational and natural,
rhey always do what is claimed for them,
rhey work on the system in the way claimed
rhey work together for the greatest good.
Fhey are not like new and untried medicines
rhey need no praise, but obly simple
tion of merit.
*F"Dr. Schenck's purely vegetable an(
vhflly reliable family medicines are for sali
ly »11 DruggtoU. Every package
»rtft&l directions for use. If •
. yourself send for Dr. Schenck'i
on Diseases of the Lungs, Live»
kid Stomach. Sent free. Address Dr. J
Schenck A Son, Philadelphia, Jr*a.
has neatl
you wont
Jew Book
BEE HIVE,
9 )
u
306 MARKET STREET.
We are showing thousands
of useful things that make a
very sensible present for the
coming holidays, and mention a
few below.
Thousands of Handkerchiefs
from 3c to $3 each. Our assort
ment is immense and includes
an attractive line of Silk Mufliers
You will remember those fine
hemstitched initial handker
chiefs for gentlemen we sold so
many cf last year. Well, we
have a better this time.
Also one for Ladles. Also a
large line of Hair Brushes,Tooth
Brushes, Combs, Pocket Books.
Hand Bags, Silk Pishues at ex ;
tra low prices.
Stamped Linen goods, Cor
sets, Ribbons, Silk or wool Mi -
tens. Children's Plush, Velvet
or Cashmere Caps. Some
bçjuties among them Muff and
Gossamers for ladies and
chißien, and a good Rubber
Co»t fôr boys; over 400 Um
brellas from 50c to $6. Gent's
Kid Gloves
farniskihg goods,
and Mittens, ,ur top.
Linen Table Sets. Towels,
perfect beauties. Fancy table
covers, fine blankets, Century
cloth, calico and ginghams, an :
endless variety of dress goods j
Silk» and plushes
Skirts, Jackets, Ulsters, Rag
Ian*, Flash Coats and Wraps, ■
and a big line of Children's!
Coats, and Kriss Krink'e to
lease the little ones. You
now our priced are right.
Ladies'
I
Russell, Missimer & Co.
306 MARKET STREET.
We're coming down the
home stretch of this sea
son's
we ar
goods proves that they
please the people as to
price and quality. Another
lower schedule of prices cn
Boys' and Children's Over
coats, we have too many
and the low prices raust
celt them. It is beginning
to fed like Storm Coats
sind Heavy Overcoats
again. The la.t cold snap
almost run out our »'ock,
but we have both bc^ht
and made some new lets
and are again in goed
shape to please you.
You should see the ele
g a n t Shetland Beaver
Storm Coat and Ulster we
get up for % 25, combining
luxury, style, durability and
solid comfort,made of thoie
most popular materials
which are so wstm and
thick, but light in weight
tnd lined with splendid
wool iiaisg
trade, ?nd the way
c sefiding out the
JA8.T MÜLLI.N & SON,
Tailors
6tU A Market,
W ümington,
1
OloUtiuffl
P. J. WALSH & CO.
506 Market Street
it
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WILXlHGTOlf. OIL
There Is nothing
ed in any departmenl
of our houio except
room We need that'
and need it badly.
Though our present
stock is immense, each
department demanding
additional space, we do
not carry a single super
fluous article.
^*We ate governed enti.elj^ ,
by our large and co/utant-1
ly increasing patronage ùa
selecting our goods. Our
stock is larger this season
because our trade is lar
ger. We carry twice th«
amount of Clothing this
season, because our patron
age in this department ha«
increased proportionately,'
;
-
No Clothing house in WiU
mingten will show a better
or more varied line. We
have Men's suits from £$
to $$o, and boys' and chil- 1
• m
dren's from $$ to $15. We
have the heavy overcoat
for $j that will resist th J
fiercest storm, and for $1*
we will show you a beauti
ful satin-lined Melton
Tweed. Some houses m i
Wilmington make a leader'
of this same coat at '$ 18,
:
j
■
î
or
Finest assortment of
Seal Plush Gar-|
merits of âi)y
House in tho
<fe at prio
from l-2aoo
$50.00, delive
6» approval
co ip pari so
quality apd
guaranteed.
â. SILL OF $10, $1 (
ÖOW^f AND $i £ y
WEEK.
ON
P.J. msH&coj
506 Market Street,
WILMiRSTOI, Dfftw
SPEOTALDRIvl
-15 *
New Currant«, Sc per lb.; 4
ib». (or 30c.
Lemon «nd «range pesl,
ISs per lb» Oitron, 25c par
All JdaS ef nijlat. nuts
wa4U fa> Xmas 6 lb.
ra.
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