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Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
FOURTHEDITI0N
CToxtwg of Gh . Fair.

Yesterday was the closing day of the
Cecil County Agricultural Society's
exhibition, at Elkton, Md, and 1t was
variously estimated that over 1900
people were in attendance. The main
of The day were the OK race
and Texas pony race. The latter was
witnessed with considerable interest and
caused much amusement for the spec
tators, One of the pony 9 after falling
behind, would make a sudden lunge
forward and after passing his opponent
woald come to q sudden stop, when the
rider went over the horses head much
TO the amusement of all who saw him.
The tall, however, did not hurt him
and he soon picked himself up, caught
his horse and proceeded op. This accl-
dent occurred several times which ad-
dea fun for the people
The OK race was also very amusing.
Texas Jack won the pony race in three
straight heats. In the 2 90 race M.
McNannara's bay mare Nancy Hall
was the victor after trotting four heats.
Time 2.4215; 2 4lA; 2,4l; 2 1917. Sher-
man Morgan won the 229 race with
Alice Addison second and Lady Rich
mond third. Time, 2 50; 2.39&; 81.
1t the special race for purse of $500
Stonewall won first money and Lizzie
NJ. second. Time 2 80; 2.37A; 237. But
very little interest was manifested in
the horse races as they were not very
exciting, the winning horses taking the
lead and maintaining it with apparent
ease. The fair was financial success.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
EIremen's Return.

After a pleasant trip OF four days to
New Brunswick, N. j., and Bethlehem
Pa, the Reliance Fire Company, No.,
2 returned hCme last evening,
They were met at the depot by re-
ception committee from the Reliance
Active Association, consisting of Char
les Mullin, Neil Gormley, M. Kelley,
j. Gormley, N. Rigney, L. @. Sridham,
j. f. O'Donnell, William Kittenhouse.
J. f. Duffy, J. Keogh, Joseph Burk
and Assistant Engineers McCattrey
and Donahoe. After short street pa
rade the party assembled at the engine
house, where a bounteous repast had
been spread for them. Speeches were
made by Harry Sharpley, Esq, and
others and a pleasant time was had
The visitors speak in the highest terms
Of the treatment rendered them while
on their trip.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Rnw ana Ratnrm.

A large audience assembled at the
Institute Hall last evening, the occasian
being q Democratic mass meeting.
The music was furnished by the City
Cornet Band and Col. r. II. Taylor
was John H. Fow, Esq, of Philadelphia,
who addressed the meeting for over an
hour dwelling at length on the tariff
question bosses and the spoils system
Republicans fraud, etc.
His speech, in point of wit and hu-
nor was q success but in point OF solid
Argument it was a brilliant failure and
was foreign from what his speech
should have been. In his speech ho
touched lightly on the match question
but ran counter to Bayard and his ar
gument was very tame. The speaker
dwelt at length on the "neRrO" vote s
and said without them the Republi-
cans would be in hopeless IN nority
He concluded his address In al earnest
appeal to all present to do their duty
aud took his seat amid applause; wher
cheers were given for the whole Demo
cratic ticket and the band played &
vely air. The mex sp aker was Johr
Briggs, Esq, who made an earnest ap
peal on behalf of his party and review
cd at length both democratic and Re
publican rule and did not see why TIN
former should be usurped from powe
when they had controlled the affairs o
the State in an excellent manner ant
kept the treasury in n health!
condition, while the Republicans woUi'
soon have it in an helpless state i
allowed to take possession. The speak
ers remarks, for young man, wer'
very good and he took his seat alnit
Applause, after woich the meeting ad
Ijourned.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
s--.----------'d 'ds 50 p ''
A Modest c5HgS stiOrSs

if the soud and scholarly state
If Mas9lc. asetts, which yuts SO mucA
Latin ur.u every ohigia! State docQ'
ment, -&h.pad upon ii Ivy it0 gse"t seal,
would p,u u loat.8 " BHoIs Rem 2dy
on its seal lusoead, il would be brieter,
and answer every purpose. There IL a
vigorous arm with q sword striking
Latin blows, and an Indian shooting
Latin arrows. Bat Hunts Remedy
does more than this. 1t strikes blows
in Latin, English, French am German
and in every language, agains, tie most
in-iduous and deadly enemies OF the
human frame, and shoots destructive
arrows into disease. 1t specially wages
war against kidney diseases, so com,
mon in our afflicted humanity; and
cures ailments Of the kidneys, bladder
liver, and urinary organs, and bring,
health again to the de8pairing, Ii
Massachusetts dgesu't wish to change
ita seal, Hunts Remedy would be a
significant design for the seal Of some
new State.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Powder sT,lRS Explode.

Shortly after l o'clock yesterday
afternoon the residents in the vicinity
OF DuPont's powder milsiwere startled
by loud report and they at once con-
ciuded it was an explosion of powder.
Upon investigating the matter it was
ascertainod that the explosion occurred
in the Hagley yard at DuPont's powder
works, in two mills recently erected
and containing charges OF about two
hundred pounds of powder each. John
Mclaughlin was blown into the race
near by and sustain ed severe injuries.
No one else was hurt. The mills were
considerably damaged but viii be re-
paired at once. Buildings in the vicin-
ity were badly shaken aud large Dum-
her OF window l1gLts were brokon. The
report was heard distinctly for several
miles,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
FIFTH EDITION
DOlngs OF the Prov,-1--

An.h
At the annual meet ng o, tba "0Tl'| y
dent Society, Sept. q, 1882 tbs Sns ! n I,
ing report was presented WIG toll
Balance on Oct1, 1881 1910 :,
rratiye, rat ye, So3.77; Managers a1i Sub.oIi,IDlsl y
H6' 90; Annual SubscriptionnO ,pt
Sale of made up garments g' s9i', ill1|
ceipts, $2463' 2 e IS; Employment nt'Ilsi cnsi
tee, $l25S.5O; House CommltteoO OV1e oeI
sundry expenses including g. ~
salary, $2l3 50; Sick Oommitstoam masra n,
Perpetual Loan Investment ''Ss AZ :: S2
penses, S2Ol6.O4; Balance Sent t',S' so !,
During the winter of $3.50 u
ployment Committee assisted sae
ing, cleaning, cutting and bv ~
gency Fund, 400 women, hv y S SIe g
garments were made "u'I
were sold, or when nscao.,.
tated, given away. The gaIes y
ed to $2171S. The class Of Vo D0S.lN Slao
sisted was, in the main, a wdttS. pgts.a
willing to WORK and tbapISi
work was given, aud althonaS
proved to be not as represant.
occasional discoutent was ,'rsea asV
YET, in general, they were tbda. n'l
! the society desires to reach an%p Y1p
The Visiting Committee 4~ ronaV. y:
applicants of whom iGO wera pV, 1.
and their names recorded D.. y
groceries and dry goods, 81 ,osi DS "
were given. '"U
! The summer committee--AD,p
September lst-report aborI ta ~
lies assisted; groceries giye, " y
amount of SIS IS; dry ro6d' SI,Sn ,n, . I,
$50 70; medicine, $378, makinnu u v
of $ll2.O5; beside coal Ords,s :,
amount of ~ tons. "
! A distinctive featureof lAe p,ou,
Society and one to which Il VonjS rny,, \
the consideration of its friend, ~
citizens, is the Boarding f1 Hom. y.
young girls. This year has @ NH
tuUsb SUCCESSFUL IN It's history hoI
at times many more Applicants
: accommodation, but we ara atliS IooIiDI
working for the time when onr y
shall be sufficient to provide A i 4
house.
"YeaTs have shown rs tbe kOd
aud generosity Of friends, tOr TIM I'M
} express our hearty gratitude And md
} to them we must lock again 1rrin,
looming season. Last winter Va
pended upon subscriptions sloDs
] with necessarily heavy expenses
J but II small balance in tbe tra,
! with which to begin the winters \
i During The fall and Writer ocrsl
o al entertainment will be offered n
;, public in order to Increase our n
and we ask for liberal PATRONAGE
Observation-Disclosures 5 Hiles
Vice-President-E B. Quiuby.
- TTeasurer-Helen S. Garrett,
. Secretary-M. Eliz, Malis,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
CO,Up;,mep,Ory TO an Educator.

The following is from the Baltimore
correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Methodist and is deserved compliment
TO a well known educator:
The M. +. Church has no school or
college of any poto in the State OF
Maryland, which is very annoying to
the people themselves. We are all oX-
ceedingly glad to find that tie Wesley
an Female College, at Wilmington, Del,
has started out afresh under Rev j Ohm
Wilson's management. DR.. Wilson Is
well known In Maryland, and is popn-
lar. May his noble effort meet with
great success. We are sorry TO see an
article in great official, signed ny a
Presiding Elder and others, giving a
cold shoulder to the movement on
technical grounds. If the college died
under the auspices of the Conference,
why try to keep it dead? Because OF
technical points Meghodism here 1s
without a school to educate her dauG,h'
ters, while Popery alone has noaE!y
twenty colleges all around. DE-. " II
son ought to receive sympathy and sup
port.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
APleNnumG AtIMtF.

The wife and children OF E. P. IL,
Martin rendered him very pleasant
little surprise on Thursday eVenln@'
October 9TH. The occasion was III hon
or Of his 51st birthday
FL. Louise Williams, his daughter
read a birthday greeting, al tie same
time presented him with q very n-Co
pair Of gold eye glasses in behalf OF MS
children.
After the reading OF the greeting, ne
was presented with a handsomely
bound family bible, Devised editoD)
from Hennaa j. Martlu, his wife.
After the presentations Mr.. Martin
responded in very feeling mannes, al,
yising his wife and children to read
the bible, study it's teachings and try tt
walk in the pathway which IT p2lnts
cot to us as leading to Eternal Life.
Next on the programme was taDi'
well laden with good things wnioI
Mrs. Martin knows well how to make
The children after spending a pleas
ant evening returned home well p!easei
both in mind and body, and all wisLln
Father many more happy birthdays
and each one as pleasant as the on
passed.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
THIRD EDITION.
Lively Town.

,,o,,r1NrED FROM FIRST EDITION.
-, warmer Both the Cruikshank
and stump delegates claim the nonlna'
~ tinn nj their candidates by a gooo ND
;or,ty and both are sapguine OF success
H. H. yesnlt of the Democratic primaries
a. Monday last, when the OruikshanE
oI'rent we're victorious, Is discussed
", aynrv hand and the coming contest
~ nl<nd forward to with considerable
i.',,.. ST. Il is thought by some that
a., a., II comes to a decisive vote, II
",n4 X. hank receives.the nomination OF
~ tonveution, he will be defeated In
.ho wa ,roar counties by his Republican
"nn'nrnt. but this feeling does not pre-
Jcnr,,,lte Jct among his co-laborers and
IG'D Ifa ',,n'inaton and election are general
~ needed The fight, however wlil
ho = litter one and no stone Will DC Iel1
,InGrrned. b, the Stump faction, IN Or
Grr ~ accomplish their ends. In the
,,Ii,1aries, on Monday, when Crulk-
5hsmi. won the victory, the Stump men
cI9,r that they carried the county by
a nannlar vote, while the former gain"
ed bE, victory by unfair methods on
fhp naEt of his supporters, which allie
cations the Cruikshank men emphatlc-
ally deny.
NOTES ABOUT THE TOWN.
The hotels and boarding houses are
reaping an abundant harvest during the
Drncrsss of the fair and the demand for
SIeeping apartments exceeded the sup
nly and many were compelled TO tHAS
up their quarters III private l""-i'i5S
where they were known.
The office Of the Cecil Wing IS beng
greatly improved. A new front is b'-
ing added and other alterations made
when finished it will be quite an i'm
movement to the building. The IRON
mart of the lower floor is occupied as
post office. ,.u
The Dsily Fair, published during th'
exhibition ard which contained th'
0roqramme OF the races, met with pop
ular favor with the people and was
success, 1t sold for three cents pei
copy. ., = a.,
fair, the town was made Lively ny ILt
man with the striking machine, th'
medicine man, CUmanchee tea man, Vht
man who kills tape worms, and Others
of a similar character, who are al ways
around during q county fair.
An attractive exhibit IN the ladies
department., on the fair grounds, was q
large artificial sun flower exhibited BY
Mrs. Litzenterg 1t was certainly :
great curiosity and those @ho saw /
were of the opinion that it would play
the mischief with Oscar Wilde II h'
could only have the pleasure OF gazInt
on it.
The ball in the hall last night was on
of the social events of the season.
To-day was the closing day OF tA'
fair and it ia variously estimated thaI
from 10000 to II coo people wers IN al
tendance. fENsaE'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
RnsY Tlme.

James +. Wood 4 Co. are hay
busy time. They have just fa
covering with corrugated. iron ~! -
foot way recently erected AZ wa !
& Sons Mills by the Edgene0l
Company. They are also GOVERN o. ~
tin tie large coach house for ID. To-.
neor Coach Co.. and nave 10.a aau
olders for their Eavorite III Hsag
all kinds of sheet metal WQta !, |
different manufacturers in The 0'
country,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
RAILROAD ACClDENE,
An Engine Oh the Delaware 4
road RuaS into a Wood ri
with HealnnR ReSuIfa

Shortly after 7 O'Clock ibis mo
engine No. % used for freight yot
the Delaware railroad ran into the
Of q wood train with serious resulI
The accident was caused byth 4
fog that prevailed this morning.
engine was completely demolished
four cars were wrecked.
A colored man empl0yedOn the
train, whose name could lot DO Id
was reported killed aud several Q
seriously injured,
gho track was Obstrlct6d and
were delayed for several hours
soon as word was t9IegEapbOd ID
city q wreCking train Proceeded
scene Of the accident, a short dill
below BridgeYil!e leal Deals Gro
The north bound train due he
u. 10 is delayed by the accident I
is thought it will be over three
late. 1t is reported that none q
regular train hands were seriously
iured. Tho officials al tho dep
This city were unable " oEive an
mite particulars.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
The Ghango OF the SHnaons.

During the past summer weather
wise prophets have been disturbed "
the fact that in the city of New Orleans
the weather nas been much cooler than
Ia The Northern cities, Why this is II
IS hard to do,ermiue, but inquiries are
daily made by the curiously disposed
who make inquiries Of NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, in regard TO th6 next
Monthly Grand (tho 40tb) DlatriSq-
sion OF Tho Louisiana State Lottery,
which takes place on OctobeE loth'
ander tie sole management of G9neralls
G. 7. BeauTegard Of Louisiana, ana
Jubal A. Early of Virginia, whfp
$4,000, $25, 600, $4,000, etc, will pc
given to some one purchasing tickel
for s., or a fractional portion at sal n'
rate.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

DIIL OF FARE AT 1903 EAST SIALh
street for September. New raisins. new
uf1nes, nav cranberrles, new crop OF 6e eeS, =,
shamrock flour lower, new rice, new Tn@ho Gr9Sm
% coffse. excellent lCc. coffee; Paradise tnSS aaS
Keeps you happy new gOused mHcEegs gs Sants MAJ
new butter q cents II; bag o. nour ~ SemS noTn
rice 2b cents; SD crackers ~ canned corn
sSS ~ hsef nav salmon, new lobster, Californlaa a
eVanorsted v blackberries 2ib for 70 cents; ~ p
irst s tSinS g fried ri beef 10 cents n; cans plum
~ S0c csnts But don't forget this bargaln.ibhss ~
6our' it Is truly excellent, 1t VIII say to INV INV
price Of new dress every IS" ,Ne we9 East sixCr
your nour iE0HA ~ "A' sepl9 6t*
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
81, Ps,r,ck,s Cnurcn Choir.

The choir of St. Patrick's church,
corner Fifteenth and King streets, have
b en- thoroughly re-orgauized and
will sing at the service tomorrow. The
additional singers that have been add
ed will add materially to the ability OF
the choir. The services of Miss Maggie
Plunkett have been engaged for the
Sunday morning service and Miss
Urumllsh will sing at the vesper ser
vice. MIR. Fuekel will preside at the
organ and they propose making this
the leading choir in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
yuvenlIe ReyoiCinG"

Katie Davis, aged ~ ~
daughter of John DAVIS, , d, AZ sroI
street was made happy last tion NY
iDls'i ing in IA and spending tb9 y, egSn,' ,onr'
her. enjoying the sp.enal" .o.o ''I,5 p5
freshments WhiCh oV nra,er
Quite a large number Of p''''
left with Miss Katie.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
MARRIAGES.

EAZEIL- Chester, Pa, on
the Atm inst., by Rev. W. Paxson, James
HAZEL to Lucinda Wilson, both OF VIII
mingtOn.
Thu Thursday oven
ing oct. 9th, at s02 Chestnut street, mia.
by A. Stengle, Dir. Samuel IL. ln3EE L1EE
to Miss Mary L. Mcdaniel, both OF VIII
mingtOn, Del.
REOK-BAUMAN-A " CheSter, -, VI
the sth inst, by Rev. W. j. Paxson, Geor&'
Edward FrecG, OF Wilmington, to Rache
Bauman, of FhlllipsSurgh, M.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
KutEeELcY q Caller 1es.

The new gallery of Sutterley q Co,
in tie second story of No. 3O4 Market
street, and which will be run in cor
nection with their old rooms at 302, will
Le finished and ready for occupancy in
a few days. When completed this firm
will have the largest and most com.
plete galleries in the city aud are now
prepared to furnish photographs at
short notice in better style and finish
than ever before. Remember the Old
and new galleries, Nos. 3O2 and 3Ol
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
DIR. simma' A&ue KIlEcr.

The perfection of Ague Medicines.
Never more than one chill after its use,
and generally well in about ten days.
Contains no quinine Or any other inlu.
rious drugs. We have cured oyer 500
cases during the last two years, and
more than 5000 during twonty-seven
years. 80 cents. Sent by mail. Sold by
dealers. Prepared by DR.. Simms " Son,
4th and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
AZ Cnnnce seIdom offered.

Being about to retire from business
offer my entire stock of hats, caps, um
brellas, etc, at cost. This is an oppor-
tunity to get your Fall and Winter
goods at very low prices. Fixtures FOL
sale and store for rent. Call early and
secure bargains, as l am determined tc
close the business. John V. Sheppey
5O3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Head CnIU

This morning d boy about 6 years OF
age nam 4 Edward Murtlock, whose
nsreDts reside on Orange street above
Eighth had cash inflicted on his head
bv a batchet in the hands of a brother
AIRED 5 years. ,...
II seems the children were playing
togethsr, and from some cause dis
agreed, when Berthe, the youngest one,
strurk Edward with the weapon
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
UnfNn Park Meeting.

There will be an open air temperance
meeting held at Union Park, Front and
Union streets, tomorrow afternoon, at
8 30 O'Clock. Interesting speeches,
the issues of the day, will be
made by prominent speakers. All are
cordially invited to attend and lake
part.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Grading nr Elov enth strsetBI

The approaches at both t.ias ends
Eleventh street bridge arc OelpE
aud pared, under ti3,.-s the sqPsFSSs ape ",
Washington Cox. There DIS !,.t st'
siderable IL a complain: on the Psf, p :,
residents, and those having &C. 10 ~, "
bridge on account Of the ,,,, conq5i W
which the approaches were s.oS ,i'
the new bridge was oolnp'''S'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
wSe American hiDS

This evening the new , ,,s,io,1 aIir
drama entitled The Z An0 n 0nsrs
vii will lTH be presented at .,l The a,1T' VpDia /
American Anne + play throush'a5,, ut, III h
fully portrays scenes oens,,.ancsip ~ ,enl thI
are of frequent ocoufi'H'
try.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
EnnernI Judge LAYTON.

Yesterday afternoon the remains OF
the late Hon. G. l.. Layton, were in
tered at Lewes. The funeral was
largely attended and the following gen
glemen acted as pail bearers: Chiei
Justice Comegys, Judge Woot:en, Jacot
Moore, Charles Nj. Cullen, A. P. Robin
son and John Il. McFee, ESqs. The
Revs. Messrs. Douglass and McUlintock
conducted the services.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Accident Sbg j JackSOn'B.

Yesterday, Mr.. George Powick, who
IS employed at Jackson & Sharp's, had
his hand caught in circular saw,
which severed two of his fingers. Mr..
Powick has for some time past been
organigt at the Delaware Avenue Bap-
Church.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
THO mascot"

On Monday evening 'Ig mIII \ \
wilbur i opera COMPANY, yyS,oir %nIr nd
the Opera House, IiI,.cott, IN I@tl d
is no doubt but thai 'D''
full house.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
a NORnINANCE

A N ORDINANCE
CHANGE { AND Rn;EsTABLIS.H5r .5r,, THE T, ,,IE
GRADE OF HARRISON SIkEEI
FROM EIGHTH TO NINTH STREET,
Ro it ordained by the CITY Council OF VIII
mingtOn; s,,-.,..-
SECTION ]. That the grade Of Harrison
street from the curb line on the north slde OF
Eighth street to he curb limo on the South
side of Ninth, shall be a vertical curve OF SIX
thousand two hundred and five and one
tgT,th feet 10 2Ob, l-l0J radius that the sum
mt or highest vertiOsl point OF taid curve
shall bc one foot and six inches e #. o IN. }
aboVe the curb line Of the north side OF
Eighth street, and distant one hundred and
thiTty.six aud torty.three hundreths feet
f13s-49-lCO) from said curb line, or thres nun
dred and fifty eight and seVen.hundredths
feet (3 7-lOO) from the curb line OF the
south side of Rintn street.
SECrIoN 2. That all ordinances and parts
of ordinances, inconsistent herewith be, ano
The game are hereby repealed.
Passed at the CITY Hall, Wilmington, Della
ware. &c ober 9Th, A. d., 1882.
HENRY q. CONRAD.
| President Of City Council.
Attest: Il. q. FRAIM, Ulerk Of Oity Council
AN''O'" oc7.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Local notes.

The notice of the sale of extra driv-
ing horses at Hagen & Bros stable on
next Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, should in,
terest all who desire to purchase good
horse at a low price.
Bail & Co. are papering Geo. D.
Cleland's beautiful new store III their
most artistic manner.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
The FIrc r.nar Evening.

The alarm of FIRE about 8 o'clock last
evening, that was sounded from boz
No. 10 at Sixth and Spruce streets, wat
caused by the burning of a bed in
house on Mechanic street. The depart
meut responded, but there was no occa
sion for their services, as the flames
were extinguished with q few hucketI
of water,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
AtRrRudvw1Da M. Il, Church.

The all day meeting tomorrow at
Brandywine M. L. Church, will com
mence with a love feast at 8 o'clock,
preaching at TO- 80; preaching at 3 p. m.
by Rev. G. w. Miller, and preaching at
7.30 p. N. by Rev. Father Hance Of Si-
!oam church, who is over8O years Of
o0a
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
MtllIneFY.

An entirely new and complete line OF
Fall and Winter millinery, compIis!inGG ' =
everything that goes toward beau3'iylhg
a hat or bonnet, at Miss e. LINDSAY y
2O8 King st. The ladies will ind II 10 10
their Interest to call and examine
goods.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
The Music at trinity.

Prof. c. B. Rhoades, leader of the
Trinity choir, has arranged very fine
musical programme for the services to-
morrow, the occasion being tho open
ing cf the new Sunday School building,
on Adams street near Delaware ave,
Eu0.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
EccOud RaUtIst Church,

To morrow morning at 1880 o'clock,
the Rev. DIR. G. j. johnson, of Phila-
delphia, will preach at the Second Bap'
tist Church, Fourth and French streets;
He will also address the Sunday School
at 2 y. N.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
Rnnnp for EnHI Rnstnegs.

Oar Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in store. The most elegant stock OF
Derby Hats we ever had made up
Prices AS usual, the lowest in the city
r, III. RumfOrd & Bro. 4O4 Market
hANMAf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
ow aIsCk UOsiers

s. II. staats, No; a.. 4V1 , new new
haSies' naS oPg1odd and ojhijdre9,'s, rs, B,SSii asi
in French ribbed, p pl"'D
Verv desirable goods i
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07
NneeIal BARGAINS !

Just opened one case of double fold,
soft cashmeres, all 2olors, half wool, 81
inches wide, beautiful fabric, 20 cents a
yard. Crosby & Hill, go and 22z Mar
lrat CT
Daily Republican., 1882-10-07

TNNBLIO SALE OF TIE L N IT, K y
stock of Household and Kitchen FuInl'
ture at COS East Seventh street, on IhursnSy Staa
moTrins. NOR in Octooer 12th, at 10 o'clock Oon-
sisting of beds, bedsteads. bureaus, stanass, 1aas,
tables, chairs, lounges, locking giasgeSv vi % ,tor
COOK No. 0. 10 as gGod as new, rag and IN
grain carpet, Stair carpet, tin anu queens
ware and many articles too numerous 10 meh'
lion DRAKE & Co., Auct's. oc7-lO'll