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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
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|PETERSON-On oct stat. Christian Peter
son, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from his late res ideI ce, No
e2s West Second street, on Tue'day aftrr-
noon, the ard inst Services at Calvary
lP. L. church, Third and Washington streets,
ct 3 clock Internent ~ Wilmington and
brandyvine cemetery.
|BARNABY-In New Castle Hundred on
the LIST inst, kosana widow OF the late,
Joseph Barnaby, aged 10 years
| kelRtives and friends are resi- ectfully INV
ted to attend her funeral rom her late resi-
denco, on Tuesday afternoon, Al O'Clock.
Services At the house.
Oct. 3lst. May A
Derrickson, wife OF Jos. W. nerrickson.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully tnvi
ted to attend the funeral from her husbands
residence, in NJ I'll Greek Hundred. on Wed
nesdsy afternoon. at l O'Clock. Services 81
the house. lnternent Of Ned Clay OreeR
cemetxry.
|SPKlN9ER-On the LIST inst, Frank L., son
| Of George W and Annie T. Springer aged
one year and IL months.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted to attend the fur eral from The residence
of his parents, No. l1a Poplar street, OF
tuesday, afternoon, at 4 O'Clock. lntermen
at wilmington and Brandy wine cemetery
| II MAHY-On tho Let inst, Josephine
/ daughter OF John II and Mary omany
\ and grsnda ug hter Of homae Bardon, ageC
| 2years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
l ted to attend her funeral from tho residence
Of her parents, Maryland avenue and Birt
II street., on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock
| Interment ut Old Catholic ecu eteIy. I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
FOURTH EDITION,
Dsts.

BOt0.
Choice fAmily coal under covert .
Mills, Fourth and RAILROAD.
Will cell you five pounds Of string for
q ~ the REPUBLICAN Office.
The BOARD of Education will meet TO-
night to consider the new By Laws.
Allcock's Porous Plasters, IS cents
each; two for % cents, at Taylor and
Fullerton. 301 King street.
DIR. Willard Springer has purchased
the house Of the late James q. Akin,
No. no King street.
Prescriptions compounded Of the
purest materials, At most reasonable
rates. Frank X. Smith, Fifth and King
streets.
1t Is reported that the Delaware Iron
Works NJ New Castle will be shut down
| next Saturday until the first week OF
| January.
Rev. X. b. Cook has invited Rev.
J. b. l.. Curry, recently appointed
Minister to Spain, TO visit Wilmington
before he goes 10 his mission.
Miss Blanch, daughter Of the accom-
plished Professor Ksthie, OF Baltimore,
Md, 10 spending several weeks with
s. Q. Parker Of this city.
Smed ley delivers messages and pack
ages. Office 404 Market street, Will
utDgton, and 800 Market street, Phila
islphia.
Grand Master Seal Of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, l. o: O. ", with
his staff, with this evening begins the
work OF installing the new officers OF the
subordinate lodges Of this city.
a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02


NOflOE-UNDER AND PURSUANT
IN 10 the act Of the General Assembly OF
the state Of tel1ware. entitled an Act
|eonoefnine PIiva'e, tofportiions,' psisod at
Diver. March IL ASA. notice IL hereby given
that an application Will be made u the
Hor oraole william q. Whiteley. Associate
Judge OF the Superior Court, of the state OF
Delaware retiding in New Castle County,
on Saturday. the l4th day OF November, Ibst,
at te q o'clock In the morning, at Chambers,
in the city OF Wilmington, for the incorpora-
tion OF q company ~ be called Tho Lord 4
Polk 90, tue object a. whic b Is to carry on
the business o. manuiae;Uringfertillzs and
chem ieals in all It's various branches, and TO
purchase, sell and deal In the ssmo, and a.
Incident. 10 the business ofssid corpora ion
70 acquire, use and dispose OF such letters
p tebt, or licenses or rights Hereunder. and
other property as shall be promotive OF the
objects aud purposes Of said incorporation
and generally TO do all things nece ssary and
roper tor the conduct Of said business
BRADFORD VANDEaRIFT.
Attorneys Tor proposed lncc operators.
nOIlOt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
A Cincinnati Eiectlou {

william B4t-,Ser, tho Re
|clldidale fo- Treasurer OF
county, Ohio, on Saturday fla
in Cincinnati, contestiug the
of Frank Bat'erlnan, Democrat
office. He alleges, with speed
that four hundred msre yol
counted for Batl,rman than I
for him, and that registrars inl
Der of wards allowed a larse nj
fictitious names TO appear d
registry books, and tba. ihereh|
man received fifteen hundr@
which were Illegal. He alsd
that In precinct A, Of TIL
Ward, the judges and clerks
the number OF votes purp0rtind
been cast for Bat'srman from
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
"A SIGHT. TO SEE

We wrote late on Saturday
night this mornings adver-
tisement, hardly far enough
away from the inroiling food
of buyers to see, measure,
follow, how far, how fast
trade swelled in. Thou
saI DIS came,not lockers only,
who were as welcome as
could be, but buyers
What if we had had only
the Oak Hall. to provide
them in9 What it we had had
only the stock that ordin-
larry clothing stores have to
sell from Even that re-
serve force OF the Oak Hall
Organization, the cutters, was
called into service, and clme
down to sell the good cloth
ing that began months ago
to take shape under their
hands. Folks ready to pur-
chase sat quietly waiting
l(picture to yourselves a com
pany OF travellers standing
in a row at a railway sta
ltion) /; aisles thronged ;
folks going to and fro in
groups Boys Suits, we'll
, made, we'll. thought, going
tout of the sore Young
>, Mems Suits going out
II Mems Suits going out
n Overcoats going out.
We don't want to exag'
e gerate the truth by a word
u Tor is it not from tie truth
X telling that this days bus
(, ness has come to Oak Hall
Al People do believe the ,rutt
:. as they see it, and find GU
az what is true without the hell
al OF a single sky-rocke.. t,
Al light their way. 1t took 6
e lstock OF clothing that ha.
at no other ike it in the lane
to for reliability, dependable
.st ness, full-doilars' -worthness
!. largeness 1--WE wouldn't hay'
ng any other kind in our store
'ot to touch 80 many buyers an
be- be- set SO willing a stream c
money back into the pocR
"a, ns cts OF our work peopl
m through the channel Of Ga
on Hall make Of clothing.
s n. was a sight to see .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
ED|T|Q


The following Sheriff's sales tod
ON Saturday, October 3l.t. at IA
mousse, by Thomas Ford, Sheriff
a four story brick dwelling "A
ond street tet~een Shipley aid N
property OF Dan ol II. Kent. ADD
81 Il. Warner, I. L., 10 S. A. MI
E-q., for %, 800.
A Tires story prick house on Al
street west of jackson, propertv
II. Kent. to Samue. A. MacalistsI
Tor the Aid Loan associat,ol
S3,e25.
A two and - half story brick
ing amt a two story paint sh
SIMPLIFY street between Second
Ihird, property OF ID. II. K.n1
Samuel g. Warner, t. L., 10 &
A. Macaiieter rs l., for Aid Loa7
citation, for e. s75.
q. Two story frame d welliny aud
land, Christiana Hundred, Wo1
avenue, properly OF Levin H-ur}
lings, to SamIe A. Macsli -
for Aid Loan a ,suc alton, for s57S
L "a '"hu WAN - w story
ing house III hrInd5 vine lid
property Of Charl.a Z. boltnsr b
nam Lea 4 Sons company, for 81
A lot Of land ana a three. storJ
dwelling on Fourth Street. n
Market and King streets, prop1
Martha A. Maris,. surviving MOI
and executrix Of Joshua Mari1
TO William q. Spruance, Esa forI
| A two story brick house ON To-
street northerly side OF B, stree
erty OF Philip Ambold, to I'D
Coprsd, Esq TOR Delaware I'D
ISOLATION, for f525.
| Brick building and lot on a
Street north of Second Street, ;hX
Ierty Of Ellis =. Miller, to H(
lConrad, Esq, for Delaware |.
lsccistion, for 5000.
| A three story brick buildiny
ard Shipley stfests. city of WI
ton, properly of Martha A. Mar
iC. MarIs and Elizabeth his wifi
lviving mortgaeor, and Martha
cxecutrix OF Joshua Msrls Go
Igor, deceased and JOSEPH A 3D.
TO Richard Maris, tor $3.50.
/ On Thursday, o ober % a
lowing properties were sod
story brick dwelling on Penn q
tween SIKH AID seventh, the
iot Bowen Pyle. Illustrator
Elliot, deceased, " Benjamin
ior 81 $50.
| A frame hou-e AID lot o.; gr
L Greenbank, CLristiana Hubd
property OF Bowen Pyle, adm
lof william Elliott to Bowen
1850.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

There is still no clue to the identity OF
che mysterious unknown, who com
United suicide nearly two weeks ago at
the Clayton House. Every clue has
been exhausted, and nothing more ia
known OF the matter now than there
was ct the time. Chief of Police
Dougherty weut to Phll,,ds lpbia last
saturday atttrnoon, and called at the
house on Prtt'1n s-reet, w est Phiiadel.
phia, where DrWof, who was supposed
to T. the suicide, boards, and foaud
that he was alive and well, aud had
INST gone ont a few minutes before hls
arrival.
The family we're shown the photo
graph OF the suicide and pronounced IL
one of the best llkenesses OF DrWolf
they had ever seen, and one That would
be taken for him anywhere. They said
that Mr.. DeWulf would be- .hotne about
4 o'clock and ~anteG the Chief to vat
and see hip, but az he had husiuess to
attend to IN this city he could not re-
main. In the meantime Mr. DaWolI
visited the oific" of the Philadelphis
Record, and said that his relatives wer,
mistaken whan they rueoQnized tn,
photograph OF be dead man and hi
likeness, however strong the resem
blance might b.,
He also telegraphsd to his relatives
In Baltimore, ard one of mis- SOM, VII,
on Friday had reqlested the Depu I,
Coroner to have the remains OF the maj
disinterred aud eco, to Baltimore, sen
o dispatch to this city stating that b
WAS satisfied that the remains were no
those of his ataer.
On Saturday afternoon while Chic
of Police Dsugherty was standing a
the r.. w X r station, he met Mr.
Swain, of Christiaua Hundred, ain
upon the conversation turning upo
the man who had committed suicd,
the Chief showed him the photograph
After aiming it closely for miuu
or 90, Mr.. Swain said that it was
likeness of Lemu Davis, a SUGGEST
contractor Of Rfvertou, N. j., Elt
whom he WAS acquainted. Mr.. Swat
said that the last he heard OF him /
had gone to Europe, but that he WI
the man whose picture was before hin
As it is pretty well established TIN
the suicide was a Hebrew, and NJ
Davis was not, it is probable that th
is another of the instances of mietak,
Iesem blance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

The ducking season has com memo cd
down III Mary land, and sportsmen are
on the way by hundreds to the head
waters Of Chesapeake Pay, where they
expect 10 play havoc with the artfal
dodgers. Amongst those who have
gone down from Wilmington TO JOIN in
the fun are John X. MARI, Samuel Car
ter, EiWOod =. Dean, Morton j.
Poole and Winfield S. Helsier. The
,atter gentleman not likeing the way
the wind whis,.ed Though Abe woods
AMI around the jutting points, returned
alma, the ducks at home being more
anrsc,ive Than the winged ducks Of the
Chesapeake. 1t is expected than when
the par, = returnsducks will be cheap in
lWAmiuRtCn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

Their h,siiIinn Refused

Last Thursday night pe;itiou, sign
ed by property holders and others along
the BrAndywlne, asking that the pa
trolmen along that stream be cohtinued
until December lat, was presented 10
City Coupcn, aud referred to the Police
ard Finance Committees. The matter
WAS considered al IL meeting OF the two
committees and II Was decided not TO
grant IL, const quently the specials were
relieved from further service .ast Sat.
urdsy night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
A Ser I0us FAIL

About noon today a ma
James Brady, who was "
under the influence Of liqu0-,
OF an nlley on the north side
street between Orange and
streets and In attempting to
street fell, striking his torehea!
curbstone and II tlicting q say
over the eye. He was picked
unconscious condition and t~k
morocco shop in the vicinity
wound was dressed by q ply 81
was after wards taken in a
his residence, in the western 7
city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

1t was not E.v. j. h. Now
lost the bank book which l..
Il Co., OF FREDERICK, entrusted
take TO the bank at Milford, o
ago, Int n colpred man, wi
himself Rev. j g Mowhray. "
snould remem Der this fact, sol
be able TO distinguish httweel
gentlemen and not do injustice
of them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
Arrants Last Month

Chief OF Police Dougher' y
100 arrests during the month 8
a. follows: Drunk, 10; drunk
derby, 80; disorder!y conf nc7
sault aud battery, 5 larceny,
oy, 6; trespass, .; fighting, b
uregistered dogs, /; seeping 3
house, 2; disturbing religions
2; rech less driving !; corner II
patients, IL; nuisance, /.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
Veg istrar's Report.

During the week ending at noon LAS
Saturday there were AZ births, 8 mar
ria2es and 8 deaths reported To Registrar
Frazer az having occurred in this city
against 20 deaths for the corresponding
week of last year. The following wer'
the causes Of death: Apoplexy 2, con
WILSON'S, membraneous Group, diph
therla, heart disease, heart malforma
ton, meningitis aud natural causes,
each,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

superintendent of the Fire Alarm
Telegraph John w. Aydop, started thi
morning for HAvre de Grace, and "a
night will be Joined by Councilman
Brison and police Sergeant Mcvey
They intend to spend about ten days Oh
the Susquehanna fiAts shooting ducks
and during Sergeant hcSey's abseno
officer Brickle will act ~ sergeant, an,
John Forrest, late patrolman ON tn
Brandywine, will take the place Of tn
latter ON the force
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
Bicycle.

Willie Head, George Il. Z. Hotfecker'
Fred Armstrong and Reginald Trump
passed out Delaware avenue and up the
Kennest pike and up the DUPONT road
yesterday morning on their bicyc les,
going by way Of Chadd's Ford k Weat
Chester, Pa, where they arrived In time
or dinner. They were, however, NO
much fstiguei by their ride that they
returned home on the cars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
A Heqn 81.

The sister of Reg. Thomas 8
who Ia pastor OF 81. Johns
church, In the Ninth
died in Philadelphia,
time ago, leaving an estl
ued at $l50, 600 and providing
terest on the tenth OF the sau
applied 10 aid the church OF I
brother is rector, or - The re- Y
Immediate wants, and at his d!
trust In TO be assumed by ht
tors and the same be used TO
churches or missions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
halloween Knser,ai. ae.s

Mr.. Reese NJ. Bradford, 726 Pine
street, gave a very enjoy able entertain.
ment to the li:tle folks Of the neiRhbor.
hood on Halloween evening. About
80 children, young and old, enjoyed
themselves in social plays. Al 9 81
they were served with lots of refresh
ments, and At IL 80 they retired, mucf
pleased with the pleasant aud rationa
manner in which they had spent Al
Hallo Re'.p'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
The weather for Mover

The Future, new weather
prophesies for November az
!" There will be cold weather
bar that will free ze the grouhy
not very deep, in most of me
States. This year tho cold
her will be earlier and more
usual. The frcsts in NovsI
extend nearly to the Gun OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

During the past month there were Is
births, 3J marriages and 50 deaths lie
ported az having occurred in this city,
aga INST 1873 births, 10 marriages and IN
deaths tor October, 1884, showing de-
crease in births Of "a, of deaths 10, anc
au increase in marriages OF IA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
pesur,,ea Home

Andrew r. Henry, VINO ns
sent for some time has retui
city, and emphatically
various reports which have 81
lated In regard to him.
will hereafter prove his ny
honor, and falsshoods o. ~
ter will fall harmless at MS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

An engine and seven cars loaded viii
malt were demolished b. an opel
switch on the West Pennsy ivania X II
a: Pine Creek on Saturday morning
The loss il estimated at $50. 600 vii
liam Scott, fireman, was severel.
injured.
AN express train and freight trail
on the Lake Shore Railroad coliide'
near Toledo, Ohio, on Saturday morn
ing. Both engines and the mail ca
were badly damaged, and y train hant
WAS injured.
A freight train standing at the dtpo
in Milford, Connecticut, on Saturday
morning, WAS run into by q cons rue
ton train. The engine Of the latter al,
five cars OF the former were wrecked
Foar men were slightly injure
EranDf n Co.'S rad ALI Wool IL ndaF vea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
Al tho Rink.

There was q good audience at the
Citzens' rink on Saturday evening
lyman aud DeMesa, character ard
fancy bur esque skaters being the at
traction. There will be continuous
music this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
w aGeh Lest.

Sometime last night, While Officer
Brickle WAS patroling his beat, he los,
his silver American watch. As no had
no chain 10 it, he supposes that ht
dropped it in putting 1t In his yes
pocket. The finder will receive the
thanks OF the owner by leaving ii ut thu
police station.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

During the past month there were but
three alarms Of fire, as follows:
October 10, box No. 3. slight fire At
Leafs mills; October II. same box, false
alarm October 20, boz No. 81, burning
OF some rubbish in q yard at Front and
.Tustisun streets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

The house OF the late JacobShowaiter,
No. All East Third street, was told at
public a by order OF the Executor,
Charles II. Head, on saturday last, 10
VIM. Schmal. Of Recalling, Pa, for
S1SD5
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
VIII Sus,ai. tho Leading Roles

The very excellent material Of which
,he Wilbur Opera III composed is wei
illustrated by the fact that Miss susi,
X irwin will sustain the title role IN
Oiivette " ibis evening, while to NOR
fow night, Miss Louise Kissing vii
AXE the loading character in " The
Little Duke"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

Ferris Giles, who vas +. !
inred by the fall OF th ne, ID . i
Old Ferry rolling min a I'd 4
to sf be out to day for the nIs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
Eo,,be Person

Mrs. Annie Hobson, NJ 1u
nurse at No. 1l2o We'v
desires us to state that sn1
widow Hobson who recen' y
herself the marriage F1" w.
contrary Notwithstanding
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
CHhhLES y. w ELOH,
WILLIAM W. SH A MP,

a N II ". " 1sNH.
Having withdraw from the above MN,
with which have been 20 pleasantly con.
ne.od irop Its tAbllsh nort IN 1875,
herewith extend my sincere thanks to the
public Ia genera, for tho libefal patronage
shown us, AMI hOpe tho same will be cen.
tinued to my former n<.tnc O. who will carry
on tho business. W. W. SHARP, n2bt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
b CT His PFopsrIy,

The property Advertised to be sold by
the Sheriff an Millard T. Poole's, does
not belong to NJ. t, Poole, real estate
agent, but TO Nah ion NJ Childs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
an Organ .

Charles 3ehurz is said 10 bare cffered
$40 600 fox an organ. He or auy one
else ca luy a me paiace organ Of JAS
Shobe, 800 w. Sixth street Tor less
money. The one at the Arlnoly Fund
Ex oosition II only $3.50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

The Revs. a n Keigwin and DR..
Lafayette Marks OF this city are an
nonDced to preach in the New Castle
Presby terrain church during the special
religious services TO be held there this
week,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

Always a fl guaranteed by N. Is.
Daniorth, graduate 81 pharmacy, corner
second aud Market. sgA sptcial
room for applying
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
sheriff . Sales.

The properties of William Anderson
of Midn letoNn and of Joshua Is. Fenni.
more Ia 81. Georges and Appoquini-
mink Huudreds, are advertised TO he
sold by sheriff Ford At MsxwelPs
Hotel, niildletown, on the 2sth instant
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

w. W. Sharp has Withdrawn from
the firm Of WEIGH, Sharp x Co., COM
mission merchants, No. 2o4 East Fourth
street, leaving HIS former partners to
conduct the business under the
name OF Charles r. WEIGH & %.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

Tuesday promises to % ~,
Wednesday fair with sta'io
perature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
NYOrlDE,

|NorlSE: 49, go.
The s)-patrRersnip heretofore existing be-
tween Charles y. Weleh, William w. SHARP
and ames W. Welch, under tho hrm ms
Of WeleA, sharp 90, ia this dag disfo ID
By mutual consent, william W. sh ~
Withdrawing. The busin.fe viii be co utinued
At the old stand, W + asst Fourth street, by
haries v. WEIGH and James Ii " elch, un.
der the nrn name OF Charles r. WEIGH n
%. he new frm will settle all accounts Of
Aha AID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
WIN. b. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Basement.
For those ladies' who use
medicated scarlet underwear
We have a fine article at a
much reduced price by rea-
son of a slight imperfection
in the weave. You would
hardly notice it if not told
S1.l5 from $50.
Egyptian Cancels Hair
Underwear for men is soft,
fleecyand woolly to the touch
the incest thing in shirts and
drawers for men at the price
we have shown--$1.37.
Mems Woollen Stockings
in Scotch mixed, scarlet, blue
and brown--3l cents.
WIN. Is. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Notion
Department.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
TeDllmOn1aIO,

What the following entlemen say Of
Jacquot's patent saddles, which are
now on exhibition 1t the Armory Fund
fair
SYRACUSE, N Y, Oct Is. lSS5-Mr
ALBEIT JAcoUor Il have us,d your
new patent saddle, and can say that IL
| is the only safe, track saddle In the
market and for general use 1 think It
the beat In the market. Yours truly,
A. j. FREk.
WILMINGTON, Del, Oct 9th, 1888. -
MIR. ALBERT JACouoT, Dear sir II
! have used your patent saddle and am
satisfied that 1t liz the best in the M ark 1T
for safety and to prevent sore backs on
horses. Yours truly, j. q. MCCoMB.
ILMISGToS, Del, Sept. LIST, 1855. -
MR. ALBEIT JACoUoT, Dear sir
l have gwen the patent saddle,
you made for me trial of over m on tn
and do not hesitate 20 say that without
exception 1t IL the best thing for general
ldriving purposes l have ever seen
with It's use no horses back should ever
become sore. For track purposes / eau
we'll imagine IL is what you claim, for
it is the best thing going.
| Very truly, ii. W. CAUSE.
| Note The recommendation of Mr.
| A. j. Feek, who is a great track driver,
| and known among the owners Of fAs,
horses, is the best recommendation that
any harness maker could receive.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

Robert Houston, a son OF DR.. David
b. Houston of Lewes, and a nephew
OF Judge Ho9ston, has registered al a
student at la , with his uncle, Judge
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02
WILMINGTON RINK,
Eleventh and Madison Streets
Prizes This " eek
Pair Of skates.
2.-Clock.
3.-Coupon ticket.

Morning session from 10 y IL o'clock, noe
Admission TO afternoon session, 10c
Admission TO evening session, lOc
n usio afternoon and eveIto by WHr Ing
ton ktnk Band
AN. u EULLIrEAux
anaaer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-02

why suif4r the tortures Of ind lges-
ZION when one DO te OF DIR Bulls Bal
tinore Pills wi cure you.