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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29
A Democrats Warminx :.


MEss3s EDITORS Please let me usa
your paper 10 warn the Republican As
sistant Inspector of the Tenth ward to
be on his guard and watch out for split
'eickets, IS there will be q great many
voted in that Ward next Tuesday.
have always voted the Democratic
ticket, but at the last nomination held
in the Tenth ward for Legislature, Levy
Court and County Assessor. went TO
vote and found there was only one
ticket to vote-Moore for the Legisla-
ture and Hickman for the Levy Court
The tickets for the other candidates
were destroyed by some one who was
seeking pauper contract in case his
man was nominated and elected. These
men were nominated unfairly and we
Are under no obligations to support
them. The respectable portion of the
Tenth ward Democrats do not intend
TO be bulldozed in this manner, and w
will; not support Mr.. Moore and Mr.
Hickman. We think there is still 9
large number OF Democrats in the Tenth
ward who will not JOIN those who are
trying to run the party for the benefit O
ttheir o wD pockets more than for the sue
scess of the party.
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OBITUARY.

ITO psrIsetuats our love, and In comnemo
ration Of the beautiful Christian life u Laurs
A. Shustsr-0uf carly and most devoted
friend, We feel constrAfned to VT to our Last
sad farewell, and % cur thoughts How intS
verse We will pen them - , tribute 10 hsI
name.
Her sssi for the chuieA. her sympathetic
ipterest for her friends, her devotion 70 heI
mother. and the faithful fulniling Of the
known to the community. No sulogy which
We may employ Jan be tso elaborate TO ex
press her patience under severe bodily and
mental ahicti0ns. In Mes autumn, with
the falling leaf, she passed from death unto
1.-The lust made perfect" IT Code right
hand.
Friend Of our earlier yeAps, thou srt gene
Id o'er Our Sad loss We deeply mourn;
Our spirit yeafns T., call the back,
To tread again life's thorny track;
Yet hope we'll yield, till the Judgment day,
when We, like thee, have passed sway
To the glory shore-that lie divine,
Far, tar beyond the Limits Of time.
We were wont 70 press thy mute. cold lips,
AND touch thy white, pu1ssless hand,
And bind upon thy psllId brow
A pure, arsminthian band
Az this 10 not our work to do,
No over nor might 10 given,
But unto the throng who lingere near,
The scraphio hosts Of heaven.
Twas Jesus who oame vi gentle grace,
And found for thee On abiding place
Upon his bosom thou vast borne away;
To loyfal bliss. IN emile . days;
And In snow.whtt@ robes thou shalt ct md,
Bearing . sceEtrs In thy hand;
And then. God himself will place ON thy
Tho crown Of glory which awaits thee now.
Angelic friends stand round the throne
TO welcome their beloved home
Was ever earthly love like thisf
y hope OF heav'n such extatIc blisst
No pain, sorrow or disma, gloom
Noentrsncc 70 the myst tomb;
Nor sun, nor moon, nor stars 70 shine
Amidst Gods sacred light divine.
Soothing spirit. oh, com tortsr, come!
TIL We, too, shall reach our final homo;
Then let our triumphal soul arise
For Christian faith and eeaseieGs love
shall bear our thoughts to him above,
Who said, A place l shall prepare,
That where l am - may be there ="
Oh husband, children, thus bereft.
Look up with hope, shou'st only LEFT
Waiting for God 70 call thee
up higher" thy treasure u 500.
The one you loved was not taken In vain,
But that you, too, might eternal life gain.
Then seek 70 the holy leavsn,
Which will guide your souls unto heav'n.
Rlest winged soul OF ether Al h,r.h.
Too pure and sscrsd TO dwei ,n,.rth,
20 feed o mr. .sial food.
And live al 4 immortal bipom-
TRADING Ia, ;seeen slysian neld,
which only L.is- and Joy can YIELD
Lulled into rest with songs 90 sweet,
With tho rsdeemsd NJ Jesus' feet. X. u. H
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

ecrge McVeetey had q hearing on Tues.
Tday IN rninx. IN Jersey City. on the charge
of numbering his wife by p; uhng coal Oil on
'her and SITTING 1t on IRE He was remanded
until lO-morrow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parker has been arrested
an Eahart, Texas on the charge Of beating
her daughter to death with club.
Thomas Brandon kicked his father. James.
70 death In quarrel, near ksndolph, N. Y,
on Monday.
Richard HALEY, colored, shot and killed
henry Whey c0iOred minister, at Franklin,
Louisiana, on Tuesday morning. HALEY
Ned, pursued by crowd. At whom he fired
cepeatediy. One Of the shots struck and ia
tally wounded son OF the Sheriff. The
murderer escaped.
Frank Picksrt, Superintendent Of Nc
Clure's coke works. at Ssottdale. Pa, WA
fatally stabbed on Monday night by . youns
dog.
Henry Roberts, oolored, was yeeserda!
morning found shot dead In an empty rson
OF houte In which his divorced wife live<
with her children. She denied that she hst
Killed him, and said she old not know hoy
10 came 10 be In the room
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

Tho bark Plevna, Of Liverpool, $50
tons burthen, from st. John for Carnsr.
Won, with lumbar, struck on Bllss
islsnd. In the Bay Of Fundy, . fsW
days ago, and caught Gre and was
burned 70 the waters edge. Her crew
OF fifteen mon were saved,
The schooner Lucy, with . cargo Of
coal, In tow Of q steamer from New
Orleans, 10 reported TO have been lost,
With three OF her crew, of Sabine Pass,
Texas.
The bark Heloise, from Honduras for
Liverpool, with cargo Of valuable
woods, was beached on Monday near
st. John's. Florida. with eight ieet OF
water In her hold. She began 70 break
up yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29
THIRD EDITION,


To TUE Pun ic AND MY FR sNDs: Our
Free Ira 10 FAIRS have now come to q c,ose.
The last one We held at the Volkfest, We lost
u cents. Had II not been for Mai. Charles
Yet,er, we would have lost e5.7b, but he
kindly went around among the ladies and
collected that amount.
Orphans don't seem to pay. koa.t beef,
roas, sheep. hoilet tongue, mince pies.
Sponge cake, NUT cake, and roast turkey
singi nv bees and society balls. Men In the
wool busness that have q capital fr pm be-
'twe>n tvs and three hundred thousand dol
lars ,nlJ stand It, but a poor fellow with q
capital Of Two and four penny t. can't stan
all of then. Had General Jackson been
alive when ! was celebrating the anniversary
of the osttia of New Orb sos. at Odd
Fellows Hall, with free trade fair, he
would have hung me up Is high rs he would
have hung John q. Calhoun In 1884, II he
had not signed the ComprsmissAry Act,
drawn up by John NJ. Clayton Of Delaware
My friends, Just let me here state, ~
have stated forty times b fore, that there are
rs patriotic men AM women in Wilmington
and up the Brabdywine Ms there are on this
earth but we have 900 men in Whining
ton, whose patriotism consists in going to see
Jumto. and ipending cents for yeanuts
Now, my friends, you that have been stand
Ing by the widows and orphans for tho last
twenty years, II 1t ts only the amount of Is
cents, would be thankful to you for yoIr
ltberality.
The Memorial Hall will be erected for the
purpose Of placing the names Of Col. Hax-
let's old Delaware Regiment In front Of 1t,
on marble slab, Is men that fought then.
that have never fought before or since, and
likewise. also, Delaware's brave men that
went down TO death In the late war.
There will be trustees appointed, who will
appoint their successors for all time 10 come,
the same as the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment. 1t Is TO be o home for Delaware's
adopted orphan. Of the 9TH Delaware Regl-
ment, and also his mother to take care Of
him. Delaware has never done 1t, but that
Is no reason her people should not do It.
Pennsylvania appropriated over $50 900 TO-
her orphans, and patriotic Delaware never
gave one cent for the Same glorious cause.
Now, my friends, northumberland me,
that am orpOsed TO aoy amount of appro-
priatious for pubic schools, for WAS one Of
the earlier contributors to that fund, In the
lats Judge Halls time.
hold an American boy, and Is good a
boy as any boy on earth. My friends, the
contrast IL too great. Our fair was more
literally gotten up than any other fair in the
WMy friends, 1t occurs to me that in after
years there will be great many, both Demo
Gratis and Republicans, who will regret that
they had NO stock In this Memorial Hall.
Yours Respectfully,
WE, THE PEOPLE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29
1RalR Accidents.

Two coal trains on the lea
Railroad collided yesterday az
Clinton, owing to a misplaced S"I
An engine and thirty cars
smas shed, and a fireman was IVY
The loss TO the Company is es''u1
at $i5, 900. s,;.h
Alfred Benneta, colored, of arfsu
vi as struck and killed by tram y
walking on the Pennsylvania ha''
near Seelton, Tuesday morning.
Robert Rogers. .sed 20, deal
WAS on Tuesday killed by q cons
ton train while crossing Vhe ZANE
road at Gap. 81, p,,,,
An express train on the Ere Ian
ran off the track at Steriips'1n
Monday night and two tram nAnu'
injured. po,,r
A train on the Fort Wayne nan, ~.
last evening struck q two horse p S1
at q crossing in Allegheny Cl .,,,n Icy
smash ing the wagon and KLINE ~ ii,
horses. VIM. Ford was fatally lpJ,,
One of the horses was thrown lv, I'll
striking Perer Farley, . we' ,hs
citizen. VII, WAS standing on Ine
ton platform, a. d killing him io''"1
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Labor n Otep,

Three thousand coal miners in Colo.
RADIO are ON strike, causing a suspension
OF mining in nearly all the principal
mines OF that State. An am icable ar.
rangement il expected 70 day.
Inc weavers Of the Lancaster Mills At
clinton, Massachusetts, who left their
looms on Monday, resumed work on
tuesday, having been notified that the
mills would be shut down If they re-
committee Of citizens has boen ap-
pointed na IN Petersburg, Virginia, to sup
ply go destitute families with necessa.
res from fund raised by An enter.
tainment given for the purpose few
nights ago. These families were render.
co needy BY the closing Of cotton
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A. C. YATES&CO
Ledger Building, Sixth cad Chsstnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

ShEkIFt'S SALL-bY VIR1UEO OF A
~ writ OF Leyar. Facias, TO me directed.
VIII DO exposed to public sale ct the Court
House, on Market SIR et b tween Tenth ana
Eleventh. streets in the city OF VII ninyton
New Castle County, lelaw.re,on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881.
at two O'Clock, p. m,
the following de tribed real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or parcel Of land with n
twO'st0ried brick messusge thereon erected
situated In the said city OF Wilmington
bounded and described as follows, to wit !:
5oginnit 3 at point on the westerly side Of
Locust street between Taylor and Ninth
streets at tho distance Of 20 feet inches rom
the northerly side Of aylor street. being a
corner OF Julia l.. O'Donnelrs land, thence
through the middle Of the division Wall be-
tween this and tho adjoining house westerly
and parallel with Taylor street q feet TO a
ieet wide alley thence along said alley north.
erly and parallel with Locust street IL feet
inches TO stake, thence easterly and parai
lei with Ninth street 81 ieet to the Aforesaid
side OF Locust street. and thence therewitb
soutneriy IL feet inches to the place of be.
ginning. be the contents thereof what thew
may, with the use Of the alley
Seized and taken In execution as the prop.
erty or Mary KeudricK, formerly Marv
Lloyd, surviving mortgagor. and Henry i
Crppen, administrator Of Finnan LLOYD do.
ceased mortgaa or, and I. t., and To be SOLD
Dy JAMES MARTIN. Sheriff
40 Snerif's Once, Wilmington, Del, October
90 NoA. Oc29-eod tn
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Ha.slsins s,ouv,c,en.

bAiLrIMoKE. Md, Oct. 2s.-The trial
o1 1liosrt W. Hazeltine, Of jam estsvn,
N. T., Tor the murder Of Nam ie Thorpe
was brought to close tonight in the
criminal Court. The case WAS given
70 Inc jury at 4 p. IN. Tho courtroom
was packed to its fullest capacity, and
;, - soon Is the prisoner was placed In
me COCK and the jury in their box
~ ige Phelp admonished those present
snat any dem Onstration on on the rem
lished. pun
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A Haaxx aantenee.

"Bob" Allen. the notorious y ,ms
who has been guilty of many uho
this State and elsew here anu r Ma
recently rs-captured aftel t J k
isii ct Dover, was tries 10 u .h' n
county I Court yesterday abI 7
guilty 10 the charge OF ioJ ;uo !
Webb's house near Wyon,.rnss Al
time ago. After reviewing .n uosd
Chief Justice Comegys s o, utsud
prisoner to pay a iins Of r. s1 @Ub'ip s
the pillory one hour, Dc s ~",pp an
thirty lashes an 10 unde'tW when
prisonment 0for ten years. bs d
prisoner was first arraigneu (;sp
!" not guilty." and ex Attor hs ,bs O
Pennington was assigned py IAN
to defend him. Upon being to- n.tec
for trial and learning tna' a vit
Jones Of this city was TO oe sw ma
against him, the prisoner In ,hs chs
Iharsnnou he received bis sen'eA'
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The ~ 0rkesa.

The street markets were woll'attended
this morning, both by buyers and sellers,
and were we'll supplied with all article,
In season. Meats remain about the
same ~ last quotations, as the follow.
ing pr ices, furnished by Richardson &
Brother, Of the Delaware market, No.
oil King street, will show Beef rib
roast, IL cents pound sirloin steak,
20 cents +; round, Is cents chuck roast,
II cents . pound brisket, 8 cents !;
plate, 8 cents stewing pieces, 8 cents !;
|cOrned beef, q to 10 cents q pound !;
liver 10 cents.
Mutton, leg, Is cents pound breast
and rack, cents; chops, 1t cents veal
outlets, IL cents; loin roast, 10 cents
breast Of veal and ste wing pieces, 10
cents q pound pork steak, 10 cents
roast, 10 cents; fresh hams, 10 cents
shoulders, Is cents; sausage, 10 cents
scrapple, cents sugar.cured ham, III
cents shoulder, 10 cents: break fast
bacon, IA cents . pound.
Butter, 40 to AZ cents q pound eggs,
~ 70 80 cen ts dozen /; chickens, 81 OO
TO ii. 20 per pair ducks, 81. 20 to 81. 40
oyster plants, 10 cents . bunch; parsnips
cents bunch radisnes, 4 cents q
bunch celery, g TO 10 cents bunch
tomatoes, Is to ~ cents o half peck I;
6eets, cents bunch turnips,
10 to IL cents q half peck; onions
lO cents half peck horse
rad ish, TO 6 cents stalk apples, II
TO 20 cents half peck white potatoes,
III to II cents u half peck sweet pota-
toes, II 10 20 cents half peck pears,
~ TO 80 cents caulifiower, 10 TO "a
cents head cabbage, 9 to 5 cents q
head peppers, 10 cents dozen chest
nuts, 10 to Is cents a quart walnuts, IL
to II cents half peck.
The following are the ruling prices Of
nsh, furnished by Powell brothers, Of
Third street: Crocus, 10 cents q
pound founders, IL cents; pike, /:
cents fresh Iuackerel. 10 cents q pound
bass, 10 cents; blue fish, Is cents had
dock, cents pound pollock, /:
cents. Oysters are from % 10 40 cent,
quart, accord ing to size.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29
Mi Creek HauoFo"'

We look for good rouna ,;cts,
for the entire Republican sSay D
Min Creek Hundred on Tues sii In
Other Hundreds may do as ~s W.
one can do much better ,a;dates
none Of the Republican Ga a5a,es for
he scratched. The candiaHS JAZZ miss
spector, Assessor and Ros IT.. op pvs the
Of every Republican in ths I, AMI AN L
No better men can be found =; iii is /,
mel Graves for Assessor, and NOR, ~ re
n ssorsttsd that there are not NOR NOR
Ike him in the other Hun "a soon
su oh case the county ~ .na ,ax pa,
up q good majority ana ;ns so1 Of
would get rid of the inSo'0''
principled collectors.
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FIT TIL tO|T|O|


ma VoOfs
Inc Board Of Trustees of the p,
new Castle County met At tho ~ ~
house this morning, with pa,
BRO In the chair and a f,i, 's'
present. The quarterly report 81 q %
cd. 30 ''"u and add
II showed that 1850 person, h al j
admitted TO the almshouse dur,
quarter, w discharged, 8 births ~
deaths. The number OF inma,a. sal
present time 1877 in the almshnoa'
"a In the insane department ma,se
Total OF 231 In both Department
deaths occurred last month. ~
Shearer, aged 10 years; William
mer, aged "a Frederick Mevsr
10 Cornelius BriJgmsn. AGED 4,
Mr.. Bradford referred TO The on..
OF purchasing suitable wagon wv, ~,
vey smallpox patients to the nsw
pitsl, and that he had examined ssv,
wagons. one Of which would oos s J,
$500. Upon being informed tha,
committees had bedn prey;onsIy
thorized to make the purchase ny
Their action was taken. ~
Mr.. Bradford offered resoiuI
anthorlzinG the Supply Commit
advertise In two daily papers for
posals for furnishing coal Tor the
house In such quantities and until
time ~ the old building should hs
Gated, which was adopted.
Mr.. Springer Of the Committee
pointed TO examine the su periptepd.
account reported that there was
ance of $3l2. 20 due the trustees "
had boon paid over to the treasnrsr
The most ofthe morning session
utilized BY the Committee of Accom-
who reported on . number Of Bills
Farra stated that lie thought the RI
could dispense with the expense a
telephone, and was about to make
ton TO do away with the instrum
when . motion 10 take a recess upti
tor dinner took precedence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29
Sir Moses Aaontehore.

hAAsGArR, Eng, Oct. Is. This city Is en-
ate m honor Of SIR Moses Montenore. The
streets are decorated with triuDphsl arches.
And excursion trains from various places
nave arrived crowded with people. Business
vas entirely suspended during the day. An
immense procession marched through the
streets headed by the Mayor and municipal
n atoms and friendly societies, to the rosi-
9ence ofSir Moses Montefiore, and present
cd TO him cOngratulatory address
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29
WORK ut nc SON Il Oharp's.

The jackson & Sharp Company have
contracted with Jacob E. Ridgway, OF
Philadelphia, for the construction Of a
steam propeller to run between Phil.
adelphia and Ridgway Park. The boat
will be 80 feet long, 26 feet wide, and Z
feet depth Of hold. The craft will carry
about GO persons and will be com.
pieted in April.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

Michael Nc Gurgan, one Of the
sconding b g. z. railroad contract
recently arrested in PHILADELPHIA |
brought TO this city yesterday by ID
tive Rafferty,, through rQuis
papers secured from Harrisburg bv |
gineer b. Frank Richardson, and loj
In the coils at police station,
which he was conveyed to New q
jail by ofncer Pierson. The Ind
which was found upon the disbol
contractor, some 81, 2S., was turned
TO Chief Of Police Nc Council. Id
thought that Fitzpatrick will b. bro}
here to- day and placed In Jail With
brother contractor. An TO- junction :
been placed on the money about st.
deposited by him in the Peoples II
of Norristown. James Allen, fore
for the cOntsaetOrs,a man named Ph|
Mack, an employee and Mrs. Green
sister of one OF the contrae. ors, have 4
arrested In Norristown for complil
in the affair. What disposition will
made OF them Is not known, bud
they are guilty Of the charge they
mo doubt he treated accordingly. VI
on the abandoned section has been
'sumed and 10 progressing as WE'LL
could be expected. An Increased 4
Of workmen were set TO work vested
and the number will be added TO
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FOrostolling.

There is considerable complaint about the
atallan street corner vendors, who make Q
practice of visiting the street markets and
purchase all the chestnuts they can get hold
OF 70 retail from their stan's As this 10 a
violation Of the law forbidding forestalling,
called to it.
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Two Upfortuusses.

Judge Sharplsy presided ct this morning
session OF Municipal Court. and disposed Of
the following cases: Dennis O'Neill. who
SAYS that he resides At Stanton, admitted
costs.
Edward Stanton, an old gny-headed
man.was adludged guilty OF q similar 0ffonse
and a ae OF 81 and costs imposed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29
Pyle { lichtenstein,
NJ. ZIG MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

WiLmlNGTONs OELAWAkE-
There are few stores in this
city that are showing the elegant
variety of Cloaks, Dress Goods.
Silks, Fancy Goods, Ribbons and
Trimmings that we do, and there
is no one offering ths same at
such wonderful low prices. We
must make the best of the limited
space before us, and would ask
you to red carefully the special
items we mention, as we have
some rare bargains.
We offer 5 piec of Elegant
Black Gros Grain Silk at ii a
yard, which would be considere
elegant value at $l.371 q yard
100 dozen Ladies' 3-Button
Kid Gloves at soc. a pair, in all
the new shades. They are cheap
at 81 pair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

muilin q Son have the satisfact ton of
moving ~, they have doubIy pleased a
n rIo 81 boys by selling them good, stylisb
ttho.ning at low prices, and allowing
. .he watch as q pres snt. Remember.
.uey can't always do this, and IL Won
Tn ,nn watch you had better buy a tep
dollar suit this week. 70"
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Let tho Rush Come .

mada e soock IS complete. Reference Ia
wh ;ch 70 those handsome Derby hats
80 a ,oa are ~ selling at the low price of
Rro'a ' az Sa'Zo at g. 8. Humphrey &
i'm. . 1uz Market street, where q full
,ont W mats, caps and gents furn fishing
s'o's are constantly kept,
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the Younsstown Dissster.

UNIONTowN, Pa, Oct 2s.-The v
fears touching the fate Of the men
were imprisoned In the coal mini
youngstown, four miles from thisp
by an explosion of fire damp "
took place there at four o'clock
evening, have been fdlly confirl
Six of the miners were taken OUT
after the disaster. Two were dead,
two OF the other four are so serid
INJURED that there is no hope OF
recovery. There are yet from iosl
to eighteen men who are supposed
still imprisoned in the mine.
exact number WAS not certainly knQ
The work of reaching these men
continued industriously throughout
night, and by morning the dead %
of twelve of them had been brough'
and delivered to their friends and
tives at the mouth Of the pit,
makes fourteen dead in all, and
the four who were injured account
eighteen or the whole number supp
10 be in the mine. Whether there
any more, remains yet to BE- dlseoVp
hut It is beloved that all nave
found.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

Senn q Cos THERMOMETERS reaister,o
,'sroay, o. degrees 1t 8p. m, 80 81
D. M, and AZ 1t 10 D. m.
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Fali Oe,e.srsg.

M. A. Fitzpatrick, No. 3O6 King
street, formerly Of Philadelphia, cor.
daily invites the ladies OF Wilm inRton
TO her open Ing Of fall and winter hats
and bounets on October both and
31st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

|NHESTEk PAkADE-ALL DEMO.
~ crats who desire 70 take part In the ps.
rade. Thurs. evening next, will please meet
inthe Jefferson Club Room, ID floor, this
Everybody welcome. J.. A. MAGE, Score
tAry.
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Tho Weather.
Happy Boys.

no . ne weather tomorrow promises u
oe slightly cooler and clearing. ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-29

The Rev. George R: k ..;II pr,
Brooklyn, Q former past.o,ih, ~cbureh
A. the Household Of Faiin 'A
morrow evening and Sunday