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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

= 1su<>1s Glerm - Eendon. onenrie-Iwe
11na1r>d r~r>ons s.ppose1 = Nave -
I0xpox. Oxr.- July r.
Aterrible disaster occnrred inths Thames
River Valley, around this city this morning.
Last evening - SIX O'Clock . storm broke,
which lasted until three O'Clock :. -, -
tended ~ inccs<anf heavy rain. lightning
~ startling viviinc<s and thunder which
broke like : thousand parks q artillery.
he night wa< full Of terror and li<may an
account q the tempest raging Nothing
like II had occurred within living memcrys
but toward morning the residents q the
Cats west q the city travcr~ed ~ The River
Thames were overtakcn ~ cata<trophe
which = probably unprecedented In the
province % Ontario Two hundred build
inrs were overwhelmed By . torrent, and
two hundred persons are reported missing.
About two o'clock a m the school bell
IN The village Of retersxillc, suburb q
London. began % clang an alarm, which IN
due time Was taken up BY the city nre
bell<- The morning was calm and still
after che storm. - that citizens. when
aroused by the bells. heard the cir filed
with shrieks and cries. mingled with the
sounds o. = vigorous chcpping with axes.
The thriving suburb named. comprising
about I.<so souls. had been suddenly over
whelmed with = torrent. caused BY tre-
mcndous cloni-hurst some dozen miles up
che country. The water rolled down in
one resi<fless wave, raising the river %
twelve FEET above ordinary Hood mark and
DESTROYING about two hundred dwellings
The village to-day presents picture 81
sickeninx ruin. brick houses being
Ieveled and frame ones either carried
bodily down stream or sumblei over
aud over and left IN incxtricable con-
fusion The people took refuge on the
roofs Of buildings that remained standing
until rciieved by men with boats. which
work occupied six hours Many Of these
people had q cut their way through the
roofs with axes. % sudden was the catas-
trcphe- Men who len home . rouse the
neichbors found themselves borne away on
the crrx- Of the nood- while their houses
and little ones were carried on ~ the Same
mad current One house foated down
with lights burning inside and inhabited
~ lady. Mrs.. Wright. II struck the rail-
way bridge. and the lady was taken out .
rnv;nx maniac. A cradle passed down
amid 4 confusion Of furniture. containing .
baby. which was dead. a little boy passed
over the un:er-works dam and was en-
xil,rd- II i supposed that there - =
great loss Of life. - TWO hundred per-
sons remain tonight nnaccounsed Tor.
This afternoon tbe uaEer-vorks pump
inr-hou<< went BY the board The pleasure
\ u<..r..r~ Princess Io.,i<r ro<<lur- $1,000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

= C~nf>r~nor u>,1 - - leu1s, -, -
Dl,<a-< - 5ua5ect-<1s nsssiu1.~rs

= r-~r~~~~~~ m~x ~ ~ 1.ouas. -. -
nl.<a-r 49, suA1er1-xns nssslu1z.ns
A1ep<<A
- Lorna No. lay ~
~ Execu<ive counI1s<s - - conu'>
te<< srpcin,ri - ~ exrAanEes - osn~r
ccuurrcial associations ~ - A1<s1ss1F*
Valley % prcnc<e - Improvement 81 ~
Western waterway. NJ <e>>crd.y morn
m< ~ eleven o'clock- q - rr>oin<-ro,n
- - >cctkrrn hotel ~ ccnnlt,ee =
composed a. one utmb<r from e.cn q -
commercial ocd'e. y - .'-.,-.,rp' 49,.
STATES President E~@i1- ~ 80 As<s n---'
kxe1an<s- called - neestns g oracr ,n1
~e,ccn<d ~ or'e<a.<. - 80 e'.y'
$40 - - p.e.-ei = - s1,c.y 2. u.
re<Fcn<c ~ ~ So. - : 's'
csa.< - - ''esi .ne' -. go.
- ccanrrv y sin shrIr spprcci,tien and
~ fcrc- throurh fh~n 4 reco<nition a. Il ~
49,. x.<<---r n 1890
~<~---.-- <s,.. -'-.-..-. ..-.,s Y. -
.-<'
business q perusnenf orEanlzaficn- ~.
Nh -, ~ 49, -----
permanent (1slruSn Ar-1tvr<r - ri<1k
wss made Secretary. ana to following spn-
urncn xet eiec1ea <.e kxes..s''s'
49, ~. ~ rne.ps. q ",n>, IN
- . Nctlke, - Afon- IL; = \. (lArk- -
Hannibal. No, p. W. Crawford o. D.
buou> Ia. a H Woolfolk II Kcnfuckv.
! 4 r--- w. -. .-,--@- - - $3.50
~ = 49,, 49,, ~.
~ @r<-n>i<> - - 0f4<s ~ fl@>rF 81
p: Ben Eckcr<on. q Cincinnati, O.: o. W
Oliver. cf Wichita. Kan; Thoma< W. Hal
udny, 81 Cairo. H; John = Parser. q -
r,nrs =, 'e ce~rr y, = \ s.sr. !. y n -
Louis, No; John Mcclure. Wheeling. "
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

"A medical journal tells about =
young man in Vermont whose brains
have dried up until they rattle like shot
ia I gouri every time be shakes bis
head. - BoyioD Hosf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

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Ans y 49, r,s u" ~ ks..' ~ -
Lille. -. 4. . er.-s.!. .c,,.;,;o. r.xtv
1870 ~ . e..t Z, r'.;,I. AZ, ,ns ',rs--r;-
u W. . IA ~. t:'r ~ I CAN c,.-<
zs :, 'n<s1 -'.,;.;..". s.j
c:1ee''sr.t n'- NJ ~ ~. c,'...h
gives po,rn 49,. " ~. S<'.,,..
a2a'n,. ~no'n " Wy n.y. 49,.
conso'',@t' ~ 1870"
o''S'n.'. ~. i,..;-.'.
sess:slos. " ', 49, ~, ~. n.
so-.''s' .: !. V.'a..;,,e -.
!. .eE maj nceen.r ~, xr - S..,:,'.s
oeen M! '' .ns 80; I'M, u.''''.r
>ccesS.op1.. ~ 800 ~. 1917 '. IN. ~.
:, = n11ier sv..s ~. -. 49,: ".~ ..'
Ar>as nro -. ~ ..1 ,.S-. - 49,.
49, p9rsusn' ~ .'ass ~. 49,.
SttsS - ~, t''s1' ". ee,,.. $3.50
viii y. " L, :n1, le.o " 1871
.ne Ut nn $500 .'.",;,;<- iP'.sss,,
49, y .n.s u' 1910. 1 p.n'.',;.sr -
: 49,. 49, 49, 49, H..sr 49,.
pLoseS"'su. 60. ~ $3.50. ~. 49, ~"
e- -1' -, - r- WI. 49, $3.50, -
ress' E<x-Sn, lieu r'.'es nn o.
eSrn' ooo -. s wv 11-. ~ 1917 '; ~
ai.sys WHY , .1 "ion,S' .nu .s<-
Plo''s . 49, 49,. Z on's -, 49,
~ sa''eo ~ ~ uess 1870 '' ~
~ ~ sI'pIoaensu ~ sne '', m y. ~
nov u9nnn. pass - 4.
proper t'l,Pe.ss'.'n''en. ~ ~ ~
,ee.' y, So',nn Pnt's .s -, 80
privilege al distributing Offices and pub
IL plunder n Tennessee. lie has ctr-
rupfed \ once respectable. homes; old
who district. and ~ ~ perfect master.
He nrvcx the payment ~ claims and
pensions from = single county amount
inr 10 greater sum than was the taxa
bic wealth Of this county when slavery
subs;sted- He Is thus . claim-accnt.
directly or indirectly. for two-thirds Of
the people he represents. and each Of
his client. support him that ne may have
protracred opportunities for the collec-
ton of their claims. Public morals are
vitiated. all decency i violated and per-
jury made commonplace through the
shameless dcpravity Of . party which
has polluted popular and official and
Legislative morals. until the people
themselves in many Qualities are A.
thoroughly depravcd ~ their worst rep
rcScntatirrs What am 10 swear 10
in order 70 get q pension "Nhat
proof must make ia order "a establish
= c,aime'' These are the highest. holi-
ct. mos. patriotic aspirations u Gov
ernmenf-corrupfcd mob. Perjury i a
popularized line art. and the great end
Of human ambition j. consummatcd
when pension j. secured. Or an Office
occupied. or s'claim" established In
fact. the Federal Government. -
administered BY the party In
power. l. only device through
which owners Of mills. or rails, or bonds,
or banks may plumber the people on the
one hand. while the people are only
Learning how. through the same MAJ
chinery. 70 plumber themselves Not
only are brides pro1ered by Govern
ment in the shape Of Offices and money.
impclIing mulfifudes TO practices u
perjury. but women are hired BY the
Governments rensioning system and
1sx1MI< nTIfNT adultery 1L/tIIIHU IIIX.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-27

AT this season Of the year, when
blGckberries and plums constitute the
r1ral editors bill Of fare. chicken pie
T. luxury ~ no small magnitude.
w, sac down 20 one this week. and the
world has looked unusually bright ever
since. Sparta (0d.) Sunbeam.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-06
Squibs.

The keynote. "Wife, let me in ~
Burlington Free Press.
A little fellow, three years old, who
had never eaten frosted cake, asked at
the table for piece of "that cake with
plastering on it,"
This conversation was overheard in
a local court last week Judge" Why,
this is the tenth time you have been
here since have sat on this BENCH
PrisOner-"Yes your honor | have
the courage of my cOnvictions."- BOs-
ton Courier.
There is one good thing about this
twO-cent postage. The swarm of spring
poets won't be compelled to face the
dreadful fact that the stamp on the en-
velOpe is worth three times as much as
the poem inside. 1t will only be worth
twice as much Burlington Hawk
eye.
"DoctOr, can't yOu tell me what's the
matter with him 2" asked an anxious
mother, whose son was undergoing a
medical examination. "Humor of the
blood" replied the doctor. "I know it.
| told him not to read funny papers,
but he would do it, and the first thing
he knows it will strike his brain and
kill him" "No danger, madam he
hasn't any brain"
CHOW can | leave you, my darling ?"
murmured Toledo lover in tones of
distressing tenderness, as he perceived
both hands of the clock approach "A
perpendicular on the dial. "Well,
john" responded the girl with wicked
innocence, "yOu can take your choice
If you go through the hall you will be
liable to wake up father, and if you
leave by way of the back shed yOu'll
be likely to wake up the dog Tole-
do Times.
An Austin female vocalist, who is al
ways fishing for compliments, asked
old Col. Yerger if he heard Jenny Lind
sing when she was in this country.
ayes, was personally acquainted with
her." "Now, Colonel, tell me candidly,
don't you think me and Jenny rescm-
BILE each other just little 2" There
was an awkward pause, and finally the
old man said, eyes, / think do per-
ceive some little resemblance" "You
mean her voice was little like mine"
"Oh, no, not in the least; but you re-
semble each other about the ears.o
"YOu mean we have both got fine ears
for music" 81 don't mean that. /
mean Jenny Lind wore earrings, and
80 do you,"-LTexas Siftings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-06
A Cabinet Secret.

l made Robert Headley's acquain-
tance in the auction room. | am al
idle man, and having plenty of time
and occasionally few pounds to spare
have gradually contracted love fol
bric-a-brae, the pursuit of which en-
ables me to kill a good many weary
hours and to hoard up, in the shape o
old china, money which would other.
wise be frittered away on equally use
less but less valuable objects.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-06
A Lesson From Nature,

oyou who have grown so weary
OF wintry days
Who sigh for the summers fruitage
And fOwery ways;
Who long with a restless fever
For work untried,
And 90 your round Of duties
Unsatisfied
Do you sigh for perpetual summerf
Do you not know
That the rose will be all the sweeter
After the snOwi
Would you not tire of roses
And skies of blue,
OF sunshine and golden harvests
Your whole lives throughi
All the summers and winters together
Make up the years.
Emblems of lifes full measure
of smiles and tears.
Sun and shadow and tempest
Will fill the one,
Sorrow and Joy the other,
Till life is done.
Now learn lesson from nature
And so be wise,
For the Fathers hand unveileth
His mysteries.
He sendeth the frost and the fruit
And all the rest,
just as He thinks in His kindness,
viii be the best.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-06

RITZ & HASTINGS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS,
Sc Temple Place and l47 fremont St cor West
St, Boston, Mass.
(. F. RITZ, late with Bogardus, n. Y.
q. II. HASTINGS formerly of ST Johnsbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-06
THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL.

A hrst-cass hotel in every pect with 500 roous
Charges moderate. JSO b DRAKE co Pro
Pristors.
sAH'L NJ. TUKSEE. Tyler b. GAsKELL
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1883-04-06
ST. cJulmsburp (aledoniar.
G. NJ. STONE & CO,

Opposite the Athensum, St. Johnsbury, VT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

M KS. LAU MA DStfuOD ia L. 80
ANA select school for both 81 -rs will rs-Op d
Monday, Sep. 30, 1883, at the haIkncSs
bu1ldlnx, northwest corner Of Tent. and
| Market streets. Glasses will be- formed IL
all common ana higher English branches, In
D0Ok Keep NJ, music and such ancient and
modern languages as may be desired. me
Primary Department will be under the sue
cessful management which has given such
satisfaction in the past. In the higher de
partTents the full staff of experienced teach
ers ensures thorough instruction and driu.
The numerous and honorable patronage Of
this school during the past two years and the
systematic discipline Of mind and body, which
has been its characteristic excellence, rlupt
render the year now opening the most suo
cessful Of its history. Terms from $500 20
$500 per quarter, according to classification
For further Inform ton and to secure sc ats,
apply, between the hours of II and z, 70
MRS, HARNESS, 800 Market street, vii.
mingtOn, Del. au22-l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29
A Minister'S Disappearance.

EAST PEPPERELL, Mass, Sept. 2S.-
Rev. John Parkman, OF Boston, a
nephew of DR. George Parkman, who
was murdered by Prof. John W. Web.
s'er, of Harvard College, November %,
1S49, is missing under peculiar circum-
stances. Mr.. Parkman has suffered
from mental disease for some time, for
which he has been under treatment.
Lately he has occupied the pulpit in
East Pepperell, and recently has been
under the care of DIR. }. S. N. Howe, as
his hospital, whence he disappeared
about two o'clock on Monday last.
Subsequently he was seen at the house
of Mr.. Murray, where he was in
quirinR for q boat. On leaving there he
w.nt In the direction OF lhe Nashua
river, and has not since been seen. On
the following day a hat which belonged
to Mr.. Parkman was found floating
down the river, and the belief Is that
he has been drowned.
Although men have been engaged in
dragging the river no hing has been
found to verify this opinion. Mr.. Park
man at the time Of his disappearance
was engaged in the translation of
some German works. He was 20 years
Of age, and his family consists of two
daughters.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

SIXTH ST. is TIE PLACE
lOe) to buy your coffee. We have Pea
Derry, n carnca ua ard Java coffee all cleared
IN the roasting, and makes a good. clear cup
of coffee without trouble. Our coffee ut lac.
Is excellent. Our Paradise makes all that
uses 1t happy. Our coffee at )ec. is good. Our
New Crop soc. tea Is the best value we ever
offered. Our 40c. tea and uncolored Japan
are excellent Ladies, this lard in tins is
strictly pure, and SO handy, you get tin
with every pound. We have our own mince
meat, hs for 25c.; we find all and have II
made, try 1t. 3 Ms ginger sn APPS, 25c new Va
diane a raisins, lUc We Will have new currants
next week; 3hs prunes 25c; fine French
pru1es, l2c. Have you tried this pure sugar
syrup, at nc quart; ba. of Hour tor 81 90
Our Hour at SIC. bag is excellent 43c small
bag fine picked walnuts gives you an appe.
lite. These sugar cnred shoulders are as good
as ham, and only loc. y. Just think, pork
only lOc n. Come and see If you can't yet
the worth of your dollar at 1903 4. 9th street.
sp2S4t. I. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

NAPLEWOODINSI FOR BOTH
AN sexes, COncordville, Pa, II miles north
of Wilmington, on the p. & h. q. X. X. Rest
professors, thorough course of study. Stu.
dents prepared for junior year in college 81.
ranged department for little boys S66 to $50
per session Of ID weeks Highly recommend.
ell by patrons. au26.lmN
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29
Tho Entire PrtYacY

of the Ladies' Department Of Belts
Pharmacy is what makes it popular
Separate private entrance, No w. 9Th
street. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

hex SALE-A TWO-STORY HOUSE,
No. s Madison street. DANIEL Mo.
|NNEY, grocer, Third and Monroe street
[au22 lMOt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29
UPHOLSTERY.

Our Upholstery, establish
ed in 1874 is replete. with
the best hands, with every
facility to do the best work
at the shortest notice. Car
pets made and laid, old ones
re6tted and made new,
shades h ung, mattresses
made to order, and furniture
upholstered a n d interior
decorations. Call and ex-
anime at
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

|URSALE-SEVERAL SHOATS
Of good stock, and In thriving H4dS
bitten. Apply to THOMAS HOOl Els,
. west Of tentreyille. sp,-6td3tws
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29
Headquarters Of the Green Noun.
tain Boys.

BURLINGTON, VT Mr.. L. 8. Drew,
the popular landlord of the American
Hotel, certifes to the wonderful cura.
tive qualities of the world renowned st.
Jacobs Oil.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29
FOB BENT.

)UR RENT-A LAh.iE ROOM. oCx40,
?ni story Herdmtn b hiding. CAn be
led for balls, parties Or soirees For trriBs,
apply to J. x y REYNOLDS, Waler
King streets s2l.6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

/
| Special Announcement
We desire to inform the
publicl that to meet their de-
sire for cheap carpets, that
we have received this day a
large and we'll assorted stock
of carpets OF the choicest
patterns and good makes,
which we will sell for prices
that will not admit of any
competition from any of our
competitors The goods are
a speciality, and we invite a
careful examination of our
stock, should you desire to
purchase or not.
The stock just received
bought for cash), comprises
IS rolls Of carpet, both Body
Brussels and Tapestries,
which we will sell at ex-
IRENE low figures, as follows,
which cannot be overcome
either in Wilmington or
Philadelphia, for price or
make.
Body Brussels laid on the
floor for 90 cents per yard.
Tapestry Brussels laid on
the floor for 90 cents per
yard:
Velvets suitable for car
riages, plain halls, hotels,
stairways and public build
ings, laid on the floor for
Sl.lo per yard,cut any length
for carriages.
The attention OF our many
carriage builders, tor which
our city is noted, is called to
the above prices.
Rugs, mats, ETC., from 90
cents to So.
Velvets and Tapestries.
A good velvet mat for 81;
size Il yards long,and Fl in.
wide.
Do not fail to take advan-
tage of the above named
goods before they are all
sold.
In addition to the above,
we have the best goods in
the market at regular prices,
consisting Of Bigelow, Hart
ford, Horners and Glen
Echo Body Brussels Extra,
Super, Cotton Chain Extras,
Cottons. Three Phys of the
best makes in the country
for prices ranging from Isl
cents to $3.50. Give us a
call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

UR kENT-A TWO STORY HOUSE.
with garden dttac he'd, in the village of
|Fgow. Del Apply to +. ". DAIETT,
letts Mill, sp2l-l2tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

pR RENT CHEAP-STh LII IN STA
Die on May street, between 7th and sth
Monroe and Adams streets Apply at Sol
lrOe street or at this Oft1ce. lelv-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

|OR RENl-A HOUSE, CONTAINING
10 rooms and bath, AT 1907 harrison st.,
(OOd order GEO W. MAY, p. W. Il Is.
Pght oiii,e, Attn aud Pine streets. sp2l-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

Blankets are certainly
cheaper unless you buy from
the old stocks carried over
from last winter or WHERE
goods we're ordered and laid
in before the market broke.
! When the great auction
sale of the lnanutacturerstook
|place in New York we were
sold out and stood ready to
buy.
The decline in prices as
quoted by the commercial
papers was fifteen to twenty,
six per ct. We laid in at that
sale 100 cases, containing
5000 pairs OF Blankets, en-
braclng every grade,size and
price. A few cases have been
coming in day by day and we
could not advertise them be-
cause they sold off as fast as
cases opened. Now this full
lot and other lots are in and
we notify the people of our
prices to make a satisfactory
Blanket showing.
We think our 81 Blanket
as good as many that are sold
at S..
We open up this week 100
cases. Out of these we shall
grade prices from $1.75 to
S22 per pair.
We have a regular SOL
Blanket, 14-4 size, 12-pound
weight, and shall sell it for
SLIGO.
In short, we intend this to|
be, and think you will find it
is, the best offering in Blan-!
.kets Of the season.
Some Of our White Blan.
kets
Berth or Steamer Blan-
kets are:
q, size, $50 and so per pair
Single Bed Blankets are i
lo4 size, s175, 81, 1925 1915, SO, 1926, 49, 80
s3 IS, -, 80, 80 and $50 per pair
Standard Double B e d |
Blankets:
la size, So, $3.50, Ss.75. -, 1925, $3.50, S.
$3.50. SO, $3.50, ", I'll and SIS per pair.
Extra Double Bed Blan-
kets
u. size, $3.50. IS, ~. ~, $3.50, $3.50, SIS |
$3.50, $40 and So per pair
Extra large Double Bed
Blankets:
1874 size. $3.50, s1l.5o,sl25o, s15, $3.50, $3.50
and S22 per pair.
Largest size in this Blan-
ket is I4-4, at SlI.5o. You'll
will find this to be the regu-
lar $40 Blanket.
We also have as a spec-|
ialty a Blanket of California
wool and make, up to $25l
per pair.
We have Gray Blankets
at $l2s, slc5, S. s2.25, $3.50, SO, 1878, s4,s.5o
SO, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and Sloper pair. |
ClA D1.1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29
October Scheme

1857 Prizes. $1,000
Whole Tickets, 81. Half Tic X cts, 81
~ Tick cts, $50. s. Tickets, 800.
Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter
| send by Express. DON'T send by registered
letter or p0st-Ottice order, until further no.
tice. Orders Of IS and upward by Express, will
be sent at our expense. Addressall orders to
J. J. DOUGLAS. Louisville. Ky. sl1t.th. IS, W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-29

Or RENT-2 DESIRABLE OFFICES,
Al No. I29 Shiplcy street. Dr. Il. GAR
/. Dentist. jyl2tf
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box SALE l.OW-ONE En- Il l N L
lathe, 50 ia. swing, % n. length OF
mr. with 80 in. chuck, three tool rests, and
fOod order; ut CrOssley's Machinery ,Ex-
jnge, liz Shipley street. ]y3l-e-od
ROR SALF-FIRST-CLASS BUILDING
srvne delivered to any part Of the city.
hly 10 r. H. LAW,
Fiji Near Mt. Salem M. l.. Church.
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l. town. Pa. Patronized by those desiring
for their sons careful moral training and
thorough preparation for business or college.
10th school year commences Sept. IL. For cir.
culars. address the Principal, JOHN W.
LOUCH, Phi. ID. iy24.2st
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WOOD OWN.
Gut in blocks and delivered, q. 70 per quar-.
ter; cut and split, $l.s6. by the load .oak and
pine, cut and split, $l.A0. Delivered to All
parts of the city whom ordered by telephone
No. 2, or otherwise from ENNIS Wood Yard,
stn stroSt Wh"H' sop.l-1mot
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PIX KENr-A GROOM II hUSE. AP
Fly at Cigar Store, N. W. corner Third
Adams streets. sp22Stt
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hNIED-A YOUNG MAN WHO
mas Just graduated. wished a position
heoi ''hcher Address Teacher. RE-
IcAN office. suns-3t
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VNHE WILMINGTON FROEBEL KIN
l. dergarten and
SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN.

,ept-n ,ber IL. 1883. In the Institute Build az
'tb and Mar ct streets. Large, sunny roo u 8,
we'll heated and ventilated. For circulars and
Jrmation, address MISS q. Il. RUST.
Principal. 1881 Washington st. sD5-m " I. m
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PIX RENr-ROOMS t. LET WITH
ont board. Apply at 40 Market
ft. sp25-6tt
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Dr.. layer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; 81, six bottles for IS.
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THURSDAY, OCT. rs. 1888,

A Lawful Lottery AM Fair Drawings, char
| tered b. the Legislature Of KY. I'D lwh {
declared legal by the highest Court in Tie
State. Soni gwen Io Heary Couaiy in the
sum of $780, Ov for The prompt pawn, mt Of all
prizes sold.
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ANrED-A FIRST CLASS GIRL
iJr general nousewOrk in n small
" Also II nalf grown girl as childs
i Apply 90 Market street. sp2S.2tt