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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10
PnODUCE ndARKETg

The condition of money, columns or miscel.
sporting mes =, popular aci nee, tbs unings ol
Well.kpoWn persDns OF the world. a depart
ment devoted 70 the dram atica and RE stag q.
While tho Weekly Herald gives tho atesi
and best nswn 81 The world, T. ~ also jour
pal Tor the fam y.
EuObn iDe one do lhr, At any slime for 3 foil
year. pO.tage free 70 any part Of the United
5iates or GnadRt.
1be New YoIF Herald, IN Weekly FoTm.
Address NEW YORK HERALD,
Br0GdNAy and Ann ctfetL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10
A wsst-bound passenger train is
showed under in Illinois.

A. g Malloy was yesterday noml.
mated for collector of customs In the
district Of G4lvt ston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10
one DOLLAR a YEAR

From the sugEettiOpt Of the Farm Depart
ment siOne COZ oerninR aoil, ca tie, crops,
tees, buildings, garden NO, poultry hud sRri'
cultural economy. THE Home" iDftrucb
the housewife hnd the children In regard W
economical ann tasteful new 81 hes, the fash.
iona a1d tie making OF bohe comforts. II
addition are gwen latest reports Of trade
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
A Busy, Buzaing beehive.

The eighth anniversary of r I
RusselFs Beehive dry goods and nov.i
~ store, 306 Market street, took Ma.
last evening, and for several honrs .
constant stream OF humanity ponred /,
and out OF the brilliantly lighted sto,.
decorated with goods until IL appear nod
like may, ganzy laby rinth, leadins
TO greater beauties.
An arch spanning the store tou
counter to counter was cunninpl,
arranged with laces, tn rough which ~,
| word Welcome" shone out cgnsnicn
ously and made all VITO entered feel a,
home. 81
The show windows, which alwav,
attracted attention, never looked NOR,
handsome and inviting. The store ba,
been re-painted and re-papered, and ne "
shelving hasbeen put mp which mako,
room for one-third more goods. AND
tn y are all heavily packed.
The basement and second floor ar,
also heavily stocked with goods in re
serve
1t would be impossible to note III,
many articles that attracted the eve
but amongst them We note tbe splsndid
line of hosiery, silk and Isle tb,eaf
and kid gloves in endless profusion
Hand bags from the cheap article I,
handsome alligator must be popular
with iadieH. Dress trimmings, why W,
almost wondered where ladies enough
could be found to wear them.
The silk goods display cd are certainl,
the fin ebt ever offered for sale in III,
Wilmington market, and the prices thu
least. a specially is sealtkin plust
for ladies' wraps and cloaks, which Mr.
Russell has had directly imported on
frames from Europe. Stockiaet suit
are certainly very fine, and ladies visit
ing the store should not fail to see them
In short, Mr.. Russell has more goods
better goods, cheaper and dearer good
than he ever had before. He has CLOSED
his nstore in Bridgeport, c nnecticut
and brought the best Of his goods to hi
Wilmington store, ard he will hereafte
be permanent resident OF this city.
When he opened his store. eight year
ago, q stranger in the city, It was in IL,
face of predictions OF failure, but =" fail
ure WAS word not in MIR. Rrsselpi
vocabulary. He came to succeed ant
to stay, and he has done 30. The secre
OF his succ. ~ was in being honest, keep
ing what the people wanted, and selliDj
goods for exactly what they were. II,
starts on his ninth year in Wilmineto,
with the most encourage az prospects
and the pleasure he and his clerks TOOK
In answering questions and entertaining
the large company of callers that enter
ed. shows the secret of the POPULAR
~ ofthe Beehive. Thomas Msssime
is Mr.. Russell's right hand man. II
was the busiest of the busy last night
and his broad smile, which II was i'm
possible for him to hide, u ade al aroun,
him cheerful. MIR. Messimer still re
mains with Mr.. Russell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

This evening the Gray &; s,eyens
Combination will close their highly sue
eessful engagement in this city. and
Saved From the Storm" will be pre-
sented for the last time. The Opera
House WAS crowded again last night
and fairly shook with the applause of
the audience, as the many telling point.
OF this interesting drama were brought
out by the different characters. There
ID no doubt but the house will be- pac ed
this evening, and tho use who have no,
already secured their seats, should do
30 at once, otherwise they may be oblip.
90 TO stand. AT the urgent request q,
many, the manager has decided To bring
the company here again before the close
OF the season, AZ those who witness theft
inimitable performance once, are sure u
want to lee them again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
On His Travels.

The well known newspaper dead
beat Ross Raymond, turned up in thi,
city last Wednesday, and represented
him self as Lieutenant Barwell Of the
Annapolis Naval Academy. He called
upon u gentleman whose son is naval
cadet, and made himself 40 agreeable
that he was invited to dinner, and 1t i,
almost useless To say that the invita-
tion was not declined.
Several times during the day hs
called at the office OF the Westerr
Union Telegraph Company and mad
inquiry about a money order which h,
SAID he expected TO receive from Pay.
master Swami, W and seed very muct
disappolnte ted mhen none came.
A gentleman employed by the Harlan
4 Hollingsworth Company inst Ray
Dond On the street, and recognized hin
at once, as he had cause 10 regret an &C
qnain, an cethe formed with him in Alex
and:!s, during the EBgli lombard
ment of that city Raymond finding
that he was identified, concluded that
his game was up in this city, AMI aitel
an unsuccessful attempt to borrow a
small sum from his host, left for Phila'
delph ia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

Nearly tall returns from the town
elections held in Connecticut last Mon.
day show that in 162 OF the 167 town.
~ are Republican, So Democrat, and Is
equally divided This Is almost exact
ly the same as the result last year. In
30 towns voting on license this year, 5;
voted for license and 80 against it
George William Brown, Chief Justics
OF the Supreme Court Of Baltimore, wa.
nom mated for Mayor of that city lasl
nisnt oy macs meeting Of fifteen hun
ofed Inoependent Democrats. The Re
puolicans will endorse his candidacy
and determ ned effort will be M AIDE r.
overthrow ring rule in the Monum ental
Citv.
Inc Proh!htionists al Orange county,
New York, have placod fuli ticket IN
the field. There was Prohibition vote
OF 600 in the county last year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Coming AttrMfil

On Tuesday eveuirs Gla
vans new and poplIEopei
will be presehtd foi The
thi. city, at the 0pers HI
zane company whlca give
ceptable rendition OthinH
They bring their Owl orl
scenery, and the coilaass \
superb.
Next Friday and Salrt
lOetobsr 10 h aDd lib, b
| bells Company will pFoda
play, entitled " Psqll'l,
been pronounced a decides
the critics.
On Tuesday, the 2OtD,
welcome Madison Squared
appear, and present "Ine
Rotary " ~,
On Friday, Ot,eoef ~
will appear in i" Mixed re !.
On the 2i!h, Mr.. and Nj
In Dombey * Son. !,
On Monday, the !o!h' u
Moulton Opera Company
an engagement of one "ee
prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Dots

Rev. \ Nj. Browne vi,
Scott NJ L church to mo,
Emma Virginia Shaw ].
was fined s. 10 and costs
Cummins this morning.
The Masonic officers VII,
by the Grand Lodge, A, .
Delaware, viii De publish
day.
Harry Feds was comm
in de 'auit OF 500 bail, FOL,
yard Of Wm. Il, Ja.via
|abasrt.
Mr.. j s. NJ Ter, Of
W lOs3 name vas unI
o nitted by Pill los h H
list OF grocers, sells siudeu
Handkerchief Jay al.
Aaother lot of ladies' /
hnen, hem stitch, fancy b
at 8 cents. Don't nlss lid
Abont noon to-day a cod
a pocket book c utaiuiug 4
is escape, Office! heuiJ|
lit 10 colored gin, xb, N
the boys name but refu,s|
THIS morning Loul,l Br{
Jer rson, cOlorei, were Cd
. Judge Cummins With did
duct. The Judge fnei ssj
and costs.
l Next THURSDAY the Satij
| OF the Daughters o. Libeit
lat Williansport, Pa "
from this city are Misj
Baker and Alfred N. God
latter started for Phi.adsl
noon boat TO day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
VIII be Here ON No udsy.

On Monday next Barnnm's Great
Show will visit this city and exhibit on
the large lot at Fourth and Broome
streets, and the event will no doubt
prove . red letter day, not only to the
small boy, but to all who enjoy instruc-
tive and interesting amusement, especi.
ally when 1t 10 presented on the great
and stupendons scale followed by thit
Prince of Showmen.
The continued growth Of this railroad
world Of wonders 10 we'll nigh a. mar
velous as that Of the lean stalk in the
fairy tale, and despite tho protes tationl
Of " too big" TOO much for tn,
money!" can't see half Of it," evil
they never stop? 2" from the bigges,
crowds, gathered daily from far and
near, 1t grows and grows. The unique
and only Ethnologicsl Congress oil
strange, savage tribes has grown enor.
mously. The costly features and rare
attractions Of the two mensgeries muse
um, three. circuses in three rings, Ro-
man hippodrome and huge elevated
stage for the display OF Olympian
games, have grown and multiplied. The
magnificent wardrobe and trapping q
have grown sill more sumptuous, and
the grand free street parade has grown
to golden presentation and caravan and
cavalcade immensely, utterly eelip.
sing any public pageant of which the
past furnishes . record.
The stupendous arenic and hippodro
matte programme has grown to hun
dred acts, races and contests; the popu.
lar performers have grown up 10 the
lumber Of three hundred the biggest
herd Of elephants has grown still big
ger ; the largest canvases has grown
still more capacious, and even the i'm
mense attendance has grown. Wher
other managers view this spread nS
banyan tree of entertainment, it is nj
| wonder that they groan in spirit, and
ask one Of another, when will the end
of all this thing be reached %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
7 H|R D EDITION,
Doetn oruardinaI McUlosk ey

Most Reverend John McCloskey, ID.
D., fifth Bishop aud second Archbishop
of New York, and frat American Car.
dinal, died al New York. ut IL. 80 a. m.
TO day, peacefully aud surrounded by
relatives and clergy men.
He was born in Brooklyn, l.. L.,
March 10th, 1910. After finishing pre-.
liminary classical training In New
York, he entered Mount st. Mary's Col.
lege at Emmetsburg, Md, and there
pursued his theological studies. He was
ordained priest in st. Patrick's Cattle
dral in New York city, in January,
1884. He soon afterward went to Rome,
studied there for two years, and travel
led and.studied for an additional yearin
France. Upon his return to New York
he became assistant Pastor Of St.
Joseph's church, and six months later
became its Pastor, q position he retain.
ed for six years, except while acting for
one year (lS41) as President of St.
Johns College, near Fordham, New
York.
In 1874 he was consecrated ooadj utor
of thel.t. Rev. John Hughes, d. D.,
then Bishop Of New York, and in Sent.
1847. on the creation Of . new diocese
of Albany. was installed ~ its Bishop.
He remained In charge Of this diocese
for seventeen years, adm In is ter ing its
affairs with signal ability, establishing
m any new congregations, erecting a
magnificent cathedral at Albany, and
many other new churches In the diocese
rs well ~ hospitals, asy lums, schools
and introducing many religious comm u
mites. On the death of Archbishop
Hughes, Bishop Nc Closkey Was trans
ferred 70 the vacant see by . pontifical
brief bearing date May 8, 1864, and was
inaugurated on the Goth OF August in
the same year.
One Of his first acts after his inst ALA.
tion in the archepiscopal see of New
York was the opening of the new
Provincial Seminary of st. Joseph, In
very large and commodious building
purchased for the purpose by his pre-.
cecessor. On March 10, 1878, DIR. Nc.
Closkey was raised to the dignity OF a
Cardinal Priest by Plus TX, the title
assigned him being that of santa Maria
soprs Minerva, and in the consistory
held March %, 1873, Leo XIII, the
present Pontiff, conferred the red hat
upon him. He was very active in pro-
noting the interests of the church
throughout the see, having established
protectorios for destitute children, a
Founding asylum, an institution for
deaf aud dumb girls, home for aged
women, German hospital, an asylum
for poor old men, and another for
poor old women.
He introduced into the diocese seye-
raj religious orders, which had previ
ously no houses there. Among thes
are the CaIuchins, the Franciscans
the Dominicans, the Sisters OF the Poor
OF st. Francis, the Sisters of the Third
Order OF ST. Francis, and the Little
Sisters Of the Poor. One Of the mort
important of his achievements was the
completion of the new cathed ral
on Fifth avenue, classed as the most
beautiful church editice In this coun
Try. 1t was begun by Archbishop
Hughes and was at length dedicated by
the dead Car linal, who head ed tho sub
scrlptlon .,st for its oompleti on with I
BIC. 600 subscription.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

Miss Viotorine A. Yandever daughter
OF Amos Q. Vandevar, oi Mount Cubs
has taken pleasure trip 10 Philadel
phia, to visit friends for two weeks
vacation.
Rev Il. G. Jonee will preach in Mt
Salem M. X church TO morrow evening
from the text There is no nigh
there
James s. Murray, Vice. Counselor o
Valparaiso, Is Visiting Mr., G. X. Gar
rettson, of the Citizens Rink.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Eft I \ ED|'
A brili.a.

w a brilliant wedding ". ,"sa
Wednesday aitcrno os =,
pi 'esoy i tIi Church, H., i.
pitles = beng Mr.. John = 'ls \
n M 1873 F. Bessie Bird ri-T TS y.
per- p~i'o ,t by the Rev, 10 n.y.
anu anu ths church was ala ~
oecotations were very y'i bssI
contested ,Sn, Of a large arch LAY
lhe pulpit and pro ia sIvl i
mower, now ,,'. and evergreens 81
was suspended a beau ,ifuI
~ .uoe roses and plnk.,
Iefs were eniwinel wj,h|
! ' and every Avail
around the altar VS. sI ..i
o. mt almost every description
VINO Woe 'front.' Of the church /
Shortly after 3 o'cloc, |
we ding march was MARIO,
Paul OF Delaware Civ. N
the bridal party entered NJ
Ing order 81
| The four nshers, ]. N
ESQ, Of Wilminntop MI
| Philadelphia j. Bown,,
lsna, Montana, and H. A
| brother of the groom the
Misses Minnie Holt and a
age, Of Baltimore he
mtesrs. W. Edwards, Of RI
n, Porter, of Wilmington,
pride and groom. Inmed|
inc ceremony the party VI
inc residence OF the brIS|
Where a reception was heldI
lha bride and groom s,arts
weeks tour, during mn
visit Watkins Glen, yisp1
several other places Of uosl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
epGA THIS

u - 10 Snt On the e.h inst. EVan Rayafd
sou Of Wil!ts Il ald annie v J1n,hay. "' :,
mis- l1.h veag. y ~
Relatives aEo friend are rsspec .foif7 ny,
teS to attend his tunetal rom the resIter
o. ms father, On Delaware street n ~ castle
Dol on SATURDAY afternoon. t.e,opsr IL a..
NJ O'CLOCK Ssr'iees at the house A. ;
O'sl1c.t, .. "A. Intel ment at the 8s,hod,s,
Epi eonal church c.'Ge.eIy
d - NpHh ! - On Wcdnesday anesutnr.
Ont Dor tn. Mrs Lydia l.. Iiuu,nb-v ~,
tire els. year " hcr age -
he latVes and friends ere res ectfutfv inv,
ted 10 attend TIE funeral rom the residena,
OF her son, George W. HGmphry, RCdnn,
ntreet snoye second, On Sunday afternoon n
O'Clock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
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seriously Injur'

About 4 O'Clock ye''erdal
Reuben Stewart, tee ID !osl
Reuben j. Stewart, was y y
iured at Gould's relilee'a~ y
struck on tho head WIZ q ~ J,
He was employed by 'ae NJ !
Company, and at The liu,' : :
dent was assisting to pls
in the building, Tlrh lps y
of a large block aud II :,
Young stewart on the Op u
crushing him to the groulu'
ing a ga-h three inches 'I ~
was pick ed up II 40 1,l N.Y.
tiitjon and taken 10 SauI' o
Second anu Wesi sEsf''' 4,
wound was dressed by u y
after ghica he vas rem 'sS p
,pts' residence, No. olg /
" here he lay last evening
UNCONSCIOUS CON ii'ion'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
III Ginning fheS % a. q

Rachael Wilson, Robbie" Wilson
and " Archie - Wilson, 1907 Rodney
street, having read and heard that the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to children we're engaged In rescuiuu
children from cruel parents and cruel
masters, wanted TO 90 something b
help on the good work, and each co,
tributed ten cents for that purpose.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Bonea, as the C,t,zsn,s R,pr

Arrangements have been entered IN.
10 between the Citizens Rink Company
and the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children, whereby tho Iatter
will have benefit at the rink onThurs.
day, October 10Th. A nun Der 1l
special features will be given, bnt tne
performance has not been fully deter
mined upon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
A fAOWInx Atream

Notwithstanding the large sales Of
wall papers and window shades at Re.
sin q Brothers, go west Second street,
for the past week or two. ther still h Nv,
a large assortment, and one of the finest
lines OF paper hangings and window
shades in the city, at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
A Large Pumpkin.

Benjamin Denney, keeper OF the
Port Penn light house, visited our city
this morning. He informs US that ht
has a mammoth pumpkin, az big as a
bushel basket, and 1t Appeals 10 be still
growing. He has covered 1t with baRi
at night TO protect u from hs frost n,
thinks that 1t Will weigh 2. last 81
pounds,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
To the sNitehbark

This would 10 a delight u day to
visit Mauch Chlnk and Gin Onokn.
the SWiizsrlaud Of America. aaa tax.
a ride on the Swiicnback. II i. ho,.d
that those going on the Wilmington n
Northern excursion to those places next
Thursday will have just such a CAV
The tickets are only s. 50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Covering Pipes.

James r. Wood q Co. have for.e of
men covering pipes. They cover ali
sizes of steam, water and heater pipe 8
with their patent covering They have
several orders from distance. Ihuse
that have their pipes covered say that
they would not be without H.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

one OF the best assor,inens OF ia II
aad winter goods OF the l.t4et designs
you will find at l.. Heiss' merchant
tailor es'abiish ment, NJ 1 E,ss Thlyd
street, which he viii make up N suct
hty les and AT such prices as VII! Civ,
emile satistaotiou u tbs moss ham
dions OF e1acting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
An Oak Hall
CruCibIe of Truth.

Fall and Winter Clothing
at Oak Hall is read that
is the plain word we have to
say. 1t don't seer long
nor much in the telling. The
longness, lareeness ), tho
roughness was before the
readiness. There i / over q
Million Dollars " worth of
Oak Hall Clio Thing
here and on the way. With
what perils of getting ready!
what painstaking! what pa
tlence what putin Z away
OF faith in others. what
dlstrust at every stage that
We might be the more
thoroughly trusted when we
said it was ready! Let us
begin close to the b eginning
to show you how far back
we begin to be relia able.
From the fact cries the
cloths come to the Gel
lars of Oak Hall: that
is the last hidin ~ place
they have. Let Us 60 to
the sixth story Of Oak Hall,
where they have come up
on the elevator car from the
cellar. Here is a little, sim
pie arrangementint this sixth
story that helps us wonder
fully to be true to you =: it is
only a cup with a little boil
ing water and a chemical
simple in it in solution, and
underneath an alcohol lamp ;
and into that cup drops the
sample Of cloth a known
weight, an unknown d quality.
What are we trying to find
out ! What is it ; whether
Atwood or part nool-part-
cotton. In that Gu p is the
solvent Of truth a nd false
hood ; the reveale. n of all
wool and not-all wool, 1t
takes only a few minutes !;
and then truth is free and
|falsehood is fast. Whatever
is left is cotton.
We have left out eyerv
word Of the story OF making
clothing at Oak n all. except
this little word Of finding
out what was and what was
not wool. There is the same
diligence in every stage ::
that is the very frs t. II we
had a little stock Of clothing
we might take such things at
q peradventure but a Mil
lion Dollars worth has to be
trustworthy to !, e salable.
A last and sim liar word
about prices we scan with
as critical, unimpassioned an
eye to quick sales how little
they are worth to Us and to
you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

Gouley's annual October excursion to
Mauch Chunk and up and over the
Switchbsck will run on the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad, leaving IT, o foot
of Market street, east side, at G. 80 a. In +.
Tickets g. 80 children Bl.25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
sput Hence

A colored boy, who t S''l
from This city, was ~ ,O' Ws}
81 pn., ,s SH that he oo sent T. vas "a
Id nG1 to s4 H"i him 1iin esct 70 n 'a,i
! oordingly on f tti"daty,t ,n
olaced iu the 'i nni in tho
r ras .a ianais q r. o sai 9, "a
b. pl 'ievs that the l''''' GO"
"a for his benehi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10

Tomorrow promises 10 be fair and
warmer. Monday, fair to cloudy and
rising temperature, as q warm wave
seems 70 BIZ epproachinR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
EOslce.

The Rev. Moses Chippey will hold
his second Quarterly meeting on the Sd
Sunday in October, tho 18Th at Hockes
sion Del. All are cordially invited &c
come up 10 the help of the Lord.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
u.a,eS millinery Linp

Mrs jacobs, No. ~ h W.
re. papered her store WILLY. .h,,S
stosit OF military goods ...,,
tTaie to an excellent Ha ava, I.
I. eve. !. r is 81 in the market ts BAL y
move. Mrs. jacobs naS' a. 'D rch
was a time when 80 n "a an N
bought at her store wiz, ,lls ~
Hsr stock of hate, gI Sa a
and RIB as, IL nnf ,.'', - cal
He is earnestly inVis' no.
for themselves tLal "D''"
store IL true
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
Poor j Jumbo

is dead, but We are still alive and ready
to please little and big folks with rent.
com Portable foot wear at moderate
prices. Family Shoe House, 2UG Mar
ket street, Wilmington. VIM. II. Bnb,
cock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
sale OfGows,

iehn {. WaltOa viii have M - If ,,sst
aud fn' COWS at StsrtDn un phnr.day
sne 10Th iast Da,rvr"rn In that sss,tif.,
WI! consequently have pood opnor.
tnnity 10 socITs bargains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
EApi8ied Lively Scene ~ Crabb's
College.

Flown up-false theories exploded,
nol Nth dynamite, but with common
SCI t. We do not offer practical (?)
ini tructiona in business, but we offer
III surpassed facilities for acquiring a
.l&n, plain system of hook. keeping to
BAIT any bus!neaa. A lively scene, and
q .eautitnl one, too, 70 see cur class of
ifiiee and gents, busy AZ bees, IN
: hoo surrounded with home'like in.
iences. We charge but one price.
- the request of number of ladies,
a rangements have been made whereby
h"S can attend our evening sessions
81 Monday, Tuesday and Friday even
iO,,e. Several viii make star. next
vel The ROOMS will be closed on
dnn lay afternoon and evening, az the
Proi VIII visit the Lost and CAT Col
,,ege Phila., at tie invitation ot Piof.
ram. Night school open every niGht
IN the week. Penmanship receives
cur special attention. Terms S. for
the conrBe, com plste.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-10
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