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4 SONG OF TIE -FOUR SEASONS.

When spring comes laughing, by vale and
hull,
By wind flower walking and daffodil-
Sing stars of morning, sing morning skies,
Sing blue of speedwell, and my loves eyes.
When comes the summer, full leaved and
strong,
And gay birds gossip, the orchard long
Sing hid, sweet honey, that no bee sips;
Sing red, red roses, and my loves lips.
When autumn scatters the leaves again.
And piled sheaves bury the broad wheeled
vain
Sing flutes Of harvest, where men rejoice;
Sing rounds of reapsrs, and my loves voice
But when comes winter, with hail and
storm,
And red fire roaring and ingle warm
Sing first sad going of friends that part;
Then sing glad meeting, and my loves
cart.
-ancJin nobcop
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A corresnondent wishes to know the

A correspondent wishes to know the
names and nativities of foreign-born
members of Congress. In the Senate
thev are Beck (Scotland), Fair, Sewell
and c. w. Jones Qre!and), and ]. P.
Jones (England). In the House of Rep
resentatives-Davis, Collins, McAdoo,
Downey and Lowry Qrc'and), Hahn and
Romeis (Bavaria), Pulitzer (Hungary),
Nelson (Norway), Muller Germany,
West England). and Farquhar (scot-
1an1N
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-13
Tpretati0n on Coins.

The microscopists have warned us
AGAINST coins in whose interstices varl-
ous species of algn flourish. A micro
scopic examination OF bank notes, even
the newest and crispest, show that they
are hot-beds for the growth of cryptoga-
mio vegetation. One Hungarian pro.
fessor has discovered on bank notes at
least seventeen species of parasitic plants
whose names alone really frighten one.
Let US basten to congratulate all who
have no bank notes in their pockets
Dio Leris.
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HOW 1T HAPPENED.

he held my hand :vt2.i
knew twas wrong,
And still did not chide him; y
He clasped my waist "
He is so strong, ~
And I so weak beside himl &
He bent his face .... y:
Down close to mine ,s
His brown eyes were so pleadingl !.
And maybe, too, t..E<s'
He saw in mine
But eyes are so misleading!
His mustache brushed
My reddening check
Oh, dear! how it did ticklel =, ~
had to smile 81. * rs.
couldn't speak
] wonder if he's tickle! ...;;.S-
he kissed me7 Well, -
If you must know,
I'm sure 1 don't deny it! ;.
And kissed him! =
Well, maybe So ...- ~ J., (
His actions would imply it. @
My foolish heart
Was throbbing so ...,
That I could not prevent 1t.
He said he loved me
don't know ~.
I wonder il he meant it! .i..
-Somervlle Journal :
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Some men don't know when they are
we'll off. No ancient fable ever pointed
a moral with greater effect than the
story of two murderers in Missouri.
They had been sentenced to prison for
life, but, being dissatisfied, obtained a
new trial. They will now be hanged on
the 18th of March, unless the governor
interferes
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-13

wanted to run out OF the room as soon
as I saw you look at me-"
"You needn't have done so," replied
Hon. Mr.. Morris, "for thought as soon
as my eyes fell on you that / had never
seen so lovely a face before"
''Did you, really2" asked Pinkie.
"Really," answered the Hon. Mr..
Morris.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-13

Observant travellers say that every
country in Europe has three prices for
everything sold there. The first is for
natives. the second for Englishmen, and
the third for Americans. 1t is needless
70 add that the latter receive the tull
benefit of the highest price.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1886-01-13

They have great respect for the Ameri-
can flag at Andaman, Society Islands.
When a man dies there, his body is
painted red, white and blue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

0HERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIhTUE UF
~ writ Of Levarf Facias, to me directed
will be exposed TO publio sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
New Uastie County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
TIE BID DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1855.
ut 2 O'Clock, p. No.,
The following described real estate, vix
All that certain lot Of land situate In the
city Of Wilmington bounded and described
0s follows TO wit:
Beginning on ths'westerIy side Of tue pub
lilo road leading from Wilmington 70 New
Castle in the middle Of o ditch or drain
Hollingsworth, thence through the middle OF
said ditch or drain north o856 degrees vert
30 lilo perches to o corner ofsaid Ian thence
along another line OF land late OF the said
Harlan Hollingsworth north 80 degrees
east 10 perches TO o corner stake on II Q
bank OF tho Christtana creek or rive, thence
along the said bank and following the sew
erai courses thereof In an easterly direction
LAT feet more or less TO corner stake in land
Of Green and Wilson, thence along a line OF
their land south 80 degrees west IS 1eet to
corner, thence still along faid Green and
Wilson g land, south 0S degrees, cas-. 40 to
the said side Of the aforesaid road, thence
with the Same south 80 degrees west 126 feet
70 the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may, with two-story brick
carriage factory. with frame house, stable
and other buildings.
Seized and axen in execution as the pro.
perty OF Samuel d. Pas,hail AMI Hettte a..
MIS- wife, and {. t.. and to be sold by
THOMAS FOND, Sheriff.
,. Sherih's Once, Wilmington, October le,
1850. octlp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29
No Reform There.

On Wednesday night I went to the
Academy of Music to hear the Honorable
George Gray speak, but he did not put
In an appearance, and 30 remained and
listened to tall slim man with a white
head talk, who was told was Senator
salisbury. thought would hear some
points In regard to reform In the Govern
ment of this little State, but must, con
Tess ! came away with my mind In a
perfect state OF confusion. heard moth
Ing In the way Of reform, but 1t was all
keep US In office, we are the men of blue.
blood, we want your taxes and your
votes and our children must be educated
no matter what becomes of common
peoples children.
He never said once, look at the bill Of
fafc spread out in your paper on Wednes.
day for the inmates OF the almshouse
Does anybody suppose the goods furnish
ed at that price are fit to be eaten. l did
not hear word at that meeting about
the merchants of Delaware who are forced
to take an oath at which conscientious
men revolt, al to put fee of IS cents
into the pockets of office holders. ]
heard not word for reform, and now
say though have always been Demo.
crat that no honest man should vote for
such party. w.
Wilmington Del. Oct. 90 1886.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29
Even IL You Buy u Dozen

common porous plssters-whtch you
can get for song at any of the CheaI
John dtu1gists-you have merely
thrown away your money, for one Ben
sons Capcine Piaster 10 worth them
I'll The reason IL thls:-Bsnson's IL
the only porou. plaster in the mark 9,
hat i, honestly and skillfully made,
,nd scientifically med ioated. Others
are no more than nominal limitations OF
B.ueon's. They are cheap because
taey possess none of the ingredients
Which render Benson's valuable. The
latter are prompt TO act, pleasant {
year, and cure in q few hours ailments
which others will not even relieve
Toe public are espe ci ally warned agains
so-cslled Caps!cin, ""Capucin,' "Oapsl-
oum" or Capsici no" plasts RS, as worth
;ass articles inter ded to dec i've Ask
for Benson u and look for the .Th=ee
seals" trademark and ! e word Cap.
line" cut La the oentre.y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

| EHEKIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Will be exposed TO public sale at the Uourt
House. on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County. DEL, on
SATURDAY.
THE 9TH DAY IF IN OVEMBER, 1855,
At 2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with q two-st0ry brick dwelling house
thereon erected, situate in the city OF VIII,
nington bounded and described az follows
10 wit:
Beginning at the southeriy side Of Eighth
street, between Harrison and franklin
streets, at tho distance of 1888 feet and 4 In.
ohes from the easterly side OF FRANKLIN
street; thence southcrly parallel TO Frank.
lin street 1s2 feet TO corner; thence easter '
parallel to Fig 9TH street Il feet and foul
inches to another corner; thence northerly
par sllel TO Franklin street 1872 feet 10 the
Azores aid southerly side OF Zig nth street, and
thenco thereby westerly Il feet and inches
10 the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may. Book T., Vol. IL
page 49,, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro.
perty of George N. Bailey. deceased Il rank
lin p. Bailey, administrator OF George M
Eailey, deceased) Martha K Bailey, Joseph
hughs and Margaret A. Hughs, hii vile
surviving NOR sgagor and t. U.s., and to bs
sold by THOMAS FORD, Sheriff,
sheritf's ofice, Wilmington, October 10
1885. oct1S-eod.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

OHERIFF'S SALE-BY vIRTUE OF 4
- wit Of Levaf Facias, TO me directsd
Will be exposed 10 public sale, ct the OouYi
House, on Market street, betWeen Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington
New Castle County, Delaware,
ON MONDAY,
THE lsr DAY or NOVEMBER. A. D., 1851
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate, Wig;
All that certain lot Of land situate in the
city OF Wilmington (Ninth ward) bounded
and dc crfbe1 as follows, to wit:
Beginning OF the northeriy side of Market
street, between Twenty-fo fourth and Twenty
d fth streets, ct the distance Of so feet from
tho easterls side OF Twsnty fourth street
themes northerly parallel 20 Twenty-fourth
street, leo feet to q stake, thence easterly
parallel to Market street 81 feet inches to:.a
stake. thence souihefly parallel to Twenty.
fourth street 100 feet to the Aforesaid side Of
MARKET street and thence thereby westerly
tho contents thereof what they may. Pro-
vided always nevertheless audit 10 hereby
expressly declared. agreed and understood
BY and between the parties hereto that no
buildings shall be erected upon said piece OF
land at o less distance than 20 feet from the
northsrly side Of Market street and that the
who'll front Of said piece Of land on Marke,
street TO the depth Of ct least 80 feet shall BE-
Kept An open ornamental space for the free
passage Of air and light forever.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
wife, and terre tenants. and 70 DO sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
IA, 1850.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

There ia great deal written on TIL
subject at the present time, and chromo-
and paintings of all Kinds art tx hihited.
To nigh. and to morrow night vii! be
shown here for the first time. a. Della
ware Avenue Baptist CT urch, the actual
scenes of the war as pnoioErsp he'd by
The ce ebrated Wal photo sp0er, Brady,
on the spot. The original plates OF those
views are owned by the Government.
aud consist Ut battle-ields, camp
scenes, dtfenses Of all kinds, the prin-
cipal officers OF the war and their Staff,
saken on tieid, naval scenes, etc The
cole ction is extremely interesting to
these who take an interest IN the scenes
of the late war.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

CHEhlFF' ISLE by VIRTUE OF A
~ writ Of Levart Facias, to me dire cted
Will be exposed 10 public sale at the court
House on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets in the city Of Wilmington.
Now Castle County, BEL, on
SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885
At 2 o'clo,k, p. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
with two story brick house thereon erect
cd. situate In the city Of Wilmington, bound.
Cd and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the easterly side Of Bennett
street at tho distance OF l04 feet from the In.
tersection Of the easterly side OF Bennett
street with the southerly side Of Eleventh
street, thence eesterly para lleI with Eleventh
street 70 feot SA inches to an alley, thence
by said alley s0utherly parallel with Ben
nett street IL feet, thonce westerly Iaralle
TO Eleventh street 10 feet, az inches TO tb,
essterIy aldo Of Bennett street and theme,
thereby northorfy IL feet TO the place Of be
ginning. be the contents thsreot-e hit the,
may the same helpg known as Mo. lOa
bennett street. BOX . Vol. ls, page ISL
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF George M. bailey, d eceassd (Frank
lin r Bailey, administrator Of George on
Bailey, decsased,) Martha e Bailey josef
hughs and Margaret A. Hughs, bis wife
surviving m0rtgagor and I. Is, and to b,
setd by THOMAS FOSD Sheriff.
shsrift's Once, Wilmington, October 10
1885, oct20-e0d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

GHERIFF'5 SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
10 writ Of Vendftioni E1ponas, to mo d
rect9d will be exposed to.public sale at tn,
coart house on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, In tho city Of Whining
ton, New Castle county, lei, on
FRIDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885
At o'clook, p. M,
T o following described Real Estate, viz:
All that tract Of land with 0 brick dwell
Ing house and an offi,e and stable thereon
erected, situated In the city OF Wilmington
county Of New CASTLE and State of Della.
WARE, bounded and described as follows, To
wit:
beginning on the southern side OF Penn
sylvspfa avenue 10 the line of the easterly
side OF what was formerly an old lane, which
line divided this land from land formerly Of
Thomas ID. Rodney ct q point SIX feet
easTeriy from the easterly tide Of Franklin
street, thence by the line of the easteIly side
Of said old lane south 4s degrees and 81
easterly side Of Franklin street. thence BY
said side Of franklin street southerly to q
point on the line OF land of Henry Grant,
said last mentioned point being ITO feet dis
tant from the southerly side Of Twelfth street
as the s. me was before vacated, thence by
the line OF land Of the said Henry Grant at
right angles Of said franklin street "a feet tc
stake, thence BY said Grants land north
4S degrees and IS minutes east TO point In
the soutberly side Of Pennyslvania avenue
and thence BY said side Of said avenue west-
erly 70 tho place Of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what they may.
Seixed and taken In execution as the prop-
erty Of James Downward, and 70 be sold BY
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
sseriff's ofnce. Wilmington, October 20,
1883. 027-eod-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

When q young man in Ohio went TO
0 neighbours dairy 70 see his sweet
heart, who had charge of the institu-
ton, and asked timidly Of the old man,
"How Is the milkmaid2" the old man
angrily slammed the door In his face
and muttered, sour milk isn't made
it's got from cows"
A school teacher who had been tell
ing the story of David, ended with,
''and all this happened over three
thousand years ago!'' A little cherub,
its blue eyes opening wide with won
der, said, after a moments thought:
"Oh, dear, marin, what memory you
have got!"
"Why, Laura, how tight you wear
your corsets," said one lady to another
as they were dressing for dinner. 81
never could enjoy anything l ute il
wore mine as tight as you do" "Grace
before meat" the other replied, as she
laced herself in.
Two Irishmen were passing some
blackberry bushes. whats these,
MikeT inquired Pat of his companion.
Nothing but blackberries," said the
latter. "But they're red, Mike"
well, Pat, blackberries are always
red when they're green"
New Matrimonial Weapon: my
wife is practicing with dumb bellsi'
proudly exclaimed 3 would-be athlete.
DO you find them any softer than
f1at-irons?" queried wag who over
heard the remark.
Angelina: Augustus, l suppose
you think / am only giddy young
school girl; but I'd have you to know
that / am fully as old as look. "
Augustus: "Dear mel was in hopes
you were much youngerp
Would it be considered impolite ia
speak of some of the very thin girls
who 60 in bathing as swimming
matches9 Perhaps to refer to them al
q part of the floating population would
be better.
An Unsuitable lover must have been
Cattulus, a Roman poet, who was
asked by Lesbia how many OF hei
kisses would satisfy him, and replied,
'As many as there are sands in the
desert, or stars in the heavens"
He who betrays another's secret be-
cause he has quarreled with him was
never worth the sacred name of a
friend. A breach of kindness on one
side will not justify bres ch of trust
on the other.
"What proof have you that the
earth revolves?' asked the teacher.
"Jist get drunk If yer want to see heI
spin aroundl" shouted red-eyed boy
on the back seat.
"Alasl" sighed Jenkinsor-''alas
to think that /, who am such a Lover
of nature, should discover after my
marriage that / am indissolubly wed
ded TO artl"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29
BOUGHT WIT,

They say, is the cheapest,
providing you don't have to-
pay too much for it. Have
you ever paid too much for
wit about Clothing2 II you
have, we would be glad to
have you buy some Of our
Clothing, and we assure you
that we will endeavor to
give you some of the pleas
ant experiences Of getting
goods, reliable in every way,
at bottom figures. Boys
Suits and Overcoats in al
most endless variety of
styles and materials. Mems.
Suits and Overcoats from
the rough and ready TO the
finest for Dress purposes.
and all at a ONE Low
PRICE, plainly marked on
every garment.
Our Custom Clothing was
never more popular, as our
orders and busy workrooms
will show. There is one
way, and only one way to
prove us--Try us!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29
A DREAM.

Back again. dafifngf o, day Of delight
ROW ! have longsd for you, morning and
wsss1 9sd. for you, pinned for you ali the day
Craving no 30, and no blessing but you;
Prayed for you plead for you, fought j on In
Str ing forever to ind you again;
Counting all anguish 40 nouxht II might
oiasp You again % i clasp you tonight.
Oh! / have borrowed and suffered q, much,
since last answered Jour lips loving touch;
rhro' the night watches. in daylisht's broad
Angulshsd by visions and tortured by
Dreams 90 replsts with bswilderipg pain
stiil II fs throbbing In heart and in brain;
Uni ior dreamed-keep me close TO your
Darling. oh, darling.-I dreamed ,oa had
Dreamed Ssa, that I stood BY your pillow and
From your pale lirs loves sweet half ut
And BY tho lisht OF tho May.morning skies
wat'hed your faes Wilton. and saw your
easing far into tho wond srfui Land
fslt your fond fingers grow cold In my hand:
"Dfriing," you whispered, My darlingw
Family. 50 isintly-snd then you were dead.
Oh the dark hours when knelt by your
grave.
CALLING npon you to love and 70 save;
Plea ing IN vain for Oh or word,
Only 70 tell mo you listened and Knew
HOW All M soul was In ank utsh for you;
Bitter, degpatriug the tears that shed
Darling, OIL darling, because you were dead!
OH the black days of your absence. my
Obi to DO lef: in the vide world alone!
Long, with cur little ones o'asped to my
breast,
Wandered i, seeking for refuge and rest:
Yet all the world was 20 careless and cold,
Vainly sought for sheitering fold;
There was no roof and no houte for my head
Daring, Oh! dsr Ing, because you wore deaG
Yet in the m.ds. OF tho darkness ard pain
ring, knew / should ma you again!
Knew, as the roses know under the snow
dow the next summer would SGT them aglow!
70 W.i, dld Sllwsys ]. me oreaIy days tn ough
AS on the beautiful day We were wed;
Darling, oh! darlirg, although you had fed
Oh! the great 10y Of awaking to know
DID but dream all that torturing weel
/ b! the delight that my searching can trace
Nothing OF ooldness or change In your facei
still is your forehead unfurrowed and fair.
None Of the light loss out Of your hair;
None OF the light from your dear eyes fs fed;
Darling, oh! how could / drosm yeu were
dead7
Now you are here you will always remain,
Never. oh! never TO leive me psain!
Now has 1t vanished, the anguish Of years!
vanished na7, these are. not sorrowful
tears;
Happiness only my cheek has impaired,
There is no grieving for me In the worl,,
DARK clouds threaten. but / have no fear,
Darling, oh! darling, because you are herel
Florence Percy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

Of the O!ivs, Baptist Church, Phiiadel
phis, Pa: I was go troubled with ca
tSrrh 1t seriously affected my voice.
Ore bottle of Ely u Crram Balm did the
work. MY voice 10 fully restored.-B.
q. Leipsner.
From Major Downs. Sing Sing, N.
Y: 1 was suffer ng peeerely with CO
tsrrh. Ely's Cream Balm was suggest
ed. With an hJur of the HIST Appii'
cation ] felt relieved. Was entirel y
cured In q few days,-W a. Downs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

SHERlFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ of Ais. Levari F.cias. (Mech.
Lien) to me directed, will be exposed 70
public ale, at the Court House on Market
street, between enth and Eleventh streets
In the city Of Wilmington, New CASTLE
county, Del,
On SATURDAY,
THE eTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1888
at 2 O'Clock, p. m.
The unreleased portion of tho folio wing
described real estate, viz:
Fou. II rec stored brick d-elling houses
located on 8 lot Of land situate In the city Of
Whining ton, Few Uastle county and State
OF Delawar'-. on the northeast corner OF SIKH
aud French streets with a front OF about ~
feet ttches on French st. and about 70
feet on Sixth ST., the uoreleased portion be-
ing described as follows, to wit
AL that lot or piece OF land with o three.
rtoriod brick dwelling house thereon erected
sftuate in said city OF wilmington BEGIN
ming at the distance OF shout "a ieet inches
northerIy from the nottherly tide Of sixth
strcet at the centric OF the party wall be-
twees the house on this lot and tho house
adjoining on the south thence northerly by
eaio side cf Fl enoh street IS feet and extend.
Ing easterly at that width and parallel with
Sixth street about 70 feet.
Seized and taken In execution (under 0
nechshics' lieR) as the property OF George
II. Tiudall, owner and contractor, and tn be
BOLD by THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sberih'a 0ti0e. Wflm 10 gton, Oct 30 1889 :.
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Wis Row.
ING ST.
ENeroN, DEL,

LE-BY VIRTUE OF A
zion, Exponas, to me d.
bosed TO public sale at the
kept by John Il. Lewis,
wark, New CASTLE County.
SATUEpAY,
OF NOVEMBER, 1885,
, o clock p. m,
etc ;ibsd real estate, viz:
certain l5ts NJ land de-
situated iu the town Of
stle County, DEL, ald now
d I'd and dls,ribed as fol-
s sona q, the s0uthwesterly
hIch 10 also q corner of land
" illian I'll. m, deceased,
d thanc along line L orlh
l39 ieet u the s.utl side
BIS d or sts.et. hence By the
4 street ,s3 I 4et II a 3 one q
uf John II. all. formerly
Lco witn saio hills land
cs west IA 4 ct to . stone in
George II u bo, formerly
VITO hce OF Had OF Tho
|,:h & dag wes 13S fact
|1f ussin 1i'E c,a'aiLlns 10
more OF IS nav a. nSIc-
b, sJ,ry h lex ottico, rnschir Q
| no engine foom. Il st,ne
a; p lrteuNpeo ia hause,
., sd. utner nni 90, s
Fyto eS @ .tlna q III pop"
!, Alier, NJ 10 be I'D b
81 g. 40 - tI.H
Aiiuli a On. U;-otr2 Is
OF -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-29

NOTICE-TO ALL A RIM n ID e u
~ Democrats, 1 hereby ask for your
support at the coming general election as q
candidate for the Once Of Coroner OF New
Usstle county. having made fair and
manly contest for the suffrage Of my fellow
citizens for tho ofaoo Of Coroner, and was the
cipient Of large majority Of the votes Of
the county. was counted out by few In
dividuals who assumed 10 dictate the name
Of my successful competitor against the ex
pressed wish OF large majority OF the
voters. / am still in the field and ask
that you give me your support on tho day Of
general election. Yours, 40,
PATRICK LAMBERT,
Nominee for Coroner OF New Castle County
ole.teH