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The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
MORTGAGE BONDS
Paving 7 i-2 Per Gent.

OR
6 per cent. with Guarantee OF
Principal and Interest by the
LOMBARD INVESTMENT co.,
. cornoration composed largely of sub
stamtial New England business men, and
having PAID UP CAPITAL Of $780,
900. with a large surplus.
These Bonds are based upon selected
MORTGAGES on Farm and City Property,
in the thrifty States OF Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska and Missouri, and are issued
in small as well rs large amounts, with
interest coupons, and thus meet the
wants of all who desire exceptionally
safe Investments. Investors wishing to
acauaint themselves with these securi..
ties and with the names OF prominent
New England Banking, Charitable and
Religions Institutions having large in.
yestments i'm them are invited to call at
INV office, 81 1-2 Exchange. street,
where they can obtain full information
and examine specimens OF the Bonds.
correspondence will receive careful
attention.. per cent. with guarantee,
7 I-9 Der cent. without guarantee.
PRENTISS LORING, Agent,
No. SLIP Exchange ST.,
Portland, April L. 1886. aprldu
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Wanted.
AGENTS. WANTED.

A GENTS WANTED-To sell the best SELL
N ing household articles yet invented; large
profits and sure to sell. For particulars ADDRESS
h. NJ GORDON, Lewiston, Maine. zz-u
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TNOR sALE-Ssop will buy story and half
IL house, painted inside and ont, 8 rooms, plen-
ty of closets large cellar; new stable; outbuild-
ings connected. Splendidly situated near the sea
shore, six miles from Portland. Address, L.: ",
Argus ONCE. q
ESOR sALE-A good horse, five years old this
l.. Spring all sound and kind good style ana q
good reader. For further particulars inquire OF
A. H. PARKER, IA Merrill st. u
NOR SALE-Livery and Boarding Stables,
Il with lease of same; nicely situated, with good
line of custom; good clean stock at actual Value.
321 CUMBERLAND STREET, ~
EOR sALE-Horses just received at Browns
20 stable, 100 Federal St., car load of horses
suitable for either working or driving; for sale
cheap tor cash. THOMAS 0'BRIEN. II
NOR sALE-A desirable 21a story wooden
Il house. situated in the western part OF the
city, on Hill street, heated by furnace, Win oepa d
neighborhood nice stable. Inquire ON PkEM-
Uses. 81
TyOR sALE-Brick house, centrally located,
10 with all modern Improvements. Brlck mouse
with 10 rooms bath room Bfiek house. o rooms naS
ticulars call on N. S. GARDINER, 4o ExchSnge
Street. ol
nNOEs SALE-Choice mixed canary seed at
IL cents per pound; extra choice canary SEED,
quart quart % W VIC 6. SAWYER Preble st. Ell
D0D..rE civ ~ the bast vves
EOUSES FOh sALE ga III 'n e 4 -, IN" ;Sa
~ tern part Oh tne cIey; ws f aI beatinn
prices range $4,000 to S7000 also one nrstoeiass
three story brick, me central losation lor pay
den street, Deering. W. II. WALDRON, $50
Middle street. o.
EOR SALE-A good paying MISUNDERSTANDING
steady the year through; moderate capital re-
Quired; anyone desiring such business can learn
particulars by calling on N. s. GARDINER, No
40 Exchange st. 6-l
= -------,-.- - .,o
LOB SALE-House lois; number ~ oh ne
IL best lots IN Deering, on the sunny siuo VI
Prospect Hill; splendld locatlOn gooa view, oNSi
looking the city and Surpo1nang e9umntry rra aos
mlies. inquire Oh Il. D. IhhAN'' 40' ooAf f9
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LNOK sAAE-Farm IN Wlnahaul, . yonds'n tr6
IL so acres. Seven miles from IoIoaIus rf 1mo
miles from Saccarappa anu tnrws easv En,
well adapted for mix farm; leIiHs easy SSt,and
quire Of F. M RAY lo1 E4G4aISg Al; q
or on the premises of STEPHEN HAhhlo. o-l
EOR sALE-In Gorham, new frame me- dwell
ing house Two Story Will el ~ lia Stao MWa1
nected, within nye mnuIeS WalH u aepot rgaia
terms easy gy,,n Ilquire of DANIEL Douglass AZ
DOR SALE-The trelgntlng Sloop isiamu
Belle, with the good VIII OF IN, me Du HnP'
been eStabllSned for years. CArl. o. o. I'm I'm
Peaks island, We. oO9
1919 u,rd ,uood from, bobbins only
se 80 ner cord deliVered. teIep6one 6e9.
n WI @ V0V &c Cd ~ ro,,,,oera;ei e. 3O-4
z. w. YOhh, % Conhlerclal o.. oo--
e foSd M Tergg ac and frnisngs
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

ENOR sALE-House lots; number OF the
Prospect Hill; splendid location; good view, over
looking the city and surrounding country Tor
miles. Inquire Of L. j. PERKINS, 4S9 congress
CT Or
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

L OST-A gold pen black holder called "The
Ia Fountain Pen" very valuable to the owner.
Whoever will return the same to the RECORD
Frs OFFICE, Municipal Court, will receive
suitable reward. 81
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

NOR SALE-Farm in Windham, containing
IL so acres Seven miles from Portland, two
miles from Saccarappa and Cumberland Mills;
well adapted for milk farm; terms easy; t. En-
or on the premises, of STEPHEN HARRIS. 5-1
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10

THE Annual Meeting of the Portland Dlspen-
sary will be held at It's rooms 4S4I1 CONFESS f t
election of Directors and for the transaction OF
such other business as eau legally be presented:
81
The Portland daily press., 1886-04-10
LOST AND FOUND.

INOUND-Where to have old and valuable
frames repaired and regilded, at 116 Ex-
change ST., Portland Me. ROCHE & EATON
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

Cleveland has found out that he made
q great mistake when he suspended
District Attorney Benton Of Missour'
Democrat, and District Attorney
Stone OF Western Pennsylvania, q Re-
pa Jlican, from the exercise of their
ofhcial functiJoa FIR being pernicious
politicians, hat is for taking an active
part IN the recent election in their re-
spective ates On o,hslf OF the party 10
which they belonged. Hs wanted 10
suspend Stone, but he could not wi b
any degree OF consis ancy do that viii q
30 many more DsmocrStic Off So b. old q 4
were ev2n more s3tive In politics, 30 ne
concluded to lef b h Sous and B n ton
20 together, no doubt hopicg for an op-
poftunity to re,ns- Ate Benton and lea "a
Stone out In thu cold. Toe Pcesid On I
then wrote letter TO Benton showing
wherein he had done wrong, but It was
Of such character rs to shov that al
would be forgi ven II he would only say
he had no iptsnt ion If Violating the
Presidents orders. OF course such an
avowal WAS coon nsda by Mr. Bsntcs
and he was rt!Gs,;fed. Bat here Il
Stones snspenstoa 6 ill cn hand. H,
finding out how s4si'v Benton got hack,
writes a similar letter disayowai OF
any intent to 90 cor TAry % the Presl-
dents wishes.
The President hss OF yet re-inststed
MI. S;one, bu. via If lie z ing to dc
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

about III II he re-instates him he will
be met With the laugh Of rldicule; II he
appoints some on else no will only
give the stronger proof Of malignant
partisanship. Either way Cleveland
will be the loser. He had much better
throw aside his mock regard for Civil
Service reform, be an Andrew Jackson
In partisauship, lacking his frmnest
aud ability, and then the people will
know exactly where TO find him.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
IHonls MY PtlRet ma, Principal and Founda

Items OF interest for the thoughtful ATM
(l) Tho Location in the tinest Duliuin1l
special ventilators, wardrobes, lavaiorie'|
and eleetrio lights. ,nl
(2) The Course and Methods OF lnsu .'o
ton.--Ihe personal experience OF the a a.
ieseors. and the technical knowledge e'
cred by the Principal as court expeI. hr
(s) The success Achieved. Eigna n ,ss
dred and eeventy.nine (S79) stuuen'e -
year. p.-m,r{
Business Men, Merchants and fai nrsc
who have had doubts as 10 whelt or pfaed
ticsl business education could DO oo MI
outside OF the c0unting.room nave Voe ,n,nned
prised at tie thoroughly pr sc'ical ha wv
In which their sons ard dsuKnters ~
been qualified fer business engasonRs ecord
ani,dine. Pnita and are now amonS u
garmest friends. THREE 49, oN on
FORTY DOLLARS. send fer circuis' 90
comm Dc'ment proceed mgs Dv.r
' '' iJ2s.cod.d ,3st-S1w
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
DEGISTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,

NONeluUtF
Upon the application OF Charles y. At.
andcr, Administrator Of Jesse AieAAhe LA
late OF Red Lion Hundred, 10 All
county. dec. ased, 1t is ordered. sd 81,
rected by the Register that the Admihss.,aas
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting OF ny
tiers of Administration upon the esp
granting thereof by causing nd sd' sss
tisements to be posted within 40 days TON hns M
date of such letters I'm six of the most pu ,,ns
places of the county Of New Castle, req la,su
all persons having demands against the es ~ N
to present the ,ame, or abide BY an ,: AGsy5J
Assembly In such case made and provli9'n,nl
and also cause the same to be inserted w ,n.s i
the same period In the Daily REPUBL ia N
q newspaper published In Wilmington, spu
be continued therein three weeks te,9;n,1l od
(~~~( Given under the hand and seai nj
IL. 8. {Ofice OF the Register sforesaH annty]
wv Wilmington. in New Castle oouA''
Aforesaid, the day and year above wIitHn,.
JOHN X. BRADFORD. Reglsao,,r, d
NOTICK.-All persons having claims sgA ,he
the estate Of the deceased must preseeinn,., .to1
same, duly attested to the Admln ~ ~ nd
aforesaid. on or before November J, iooa, ~
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case "'N
CHARLES g. ALEXANpER.
Admins rat0r:
Address, Delaware City, Del. ni-Sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

CHAUNcEY f. BLACK, she defeated
Democratic candidate for Governor o.
Pennsylvania, wants Turkey for Thanks
giving, and President Cleveland, IL IA
said, feels like letting him have It. A
pleasant trip across the ocean and
through the Mediterranean to Constan-
tinople will be an agreeable Offset TO
Mr.. Blacks recent voyage on the tenn
pestuous waters OF the stormy Salt
river.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

AND so Hon. James W. Ware, OF
this city, is said to be slated for the
speAkership OF the House. As this Il
Mr.. Wares third term In the House,
we hope we will cause no offence by
ying that be Wares" we'll,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

CAPE MAY POINT Is familiar tc
thousands Of Wilmingtonisns, they
having to pass through IL TO reash Cape
May City proper. Were they TO see IL
this morning they would and q large
part Of 1t a waste OF blackened ruins.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

Two counters just under
the stairway to the second
floor are given to the ex
hiblt of the Rudolstadt ware.
1t has individuality, charac.
ter of its own. We think
you can not find it else
where in this market.
Examine the specimens.
They are all new; vases
and baskets with statuette
figures and without, card
receivers, pilgrim bottles
ROSTERS, letter.holders; the
ground work is rustic.
canary, ivory; the decora
tons are roses, pansies, tiger
lilies, lilacs, fuschias, etc.
The prices have been from
40 cents to $40, but now
they run from 10 cents to
1915. Gipsey baskets PC
from S4.75 to $I.75; vases
$40 to 1915, Sc so tc
81 so, 40 cents to 10. These
prices are only pointers. One
thousand pieces are now in
the forward stock, and prices
of all are on the same basis
The price squeeze has
moved many of the Chinese
Golden Butterfly plates and
other dishes. Counting
value at recent prices, the
present lots are going fol
half. A luxury, but just a.
luxurious as when twice as
extravagant.
Have you an eye for fine
things? If you have not
already examined the cameo
glass it will interest YOU t.
spend a little time in the
Ceramic Art-room.
Corner Juniper aud Market-streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

TODAY the remains Of ex-President
Arthur were consigned to the grave In
plain, Repu blicsn, unostentAtioui
manner. The more ex- President Ar.
thur Is thought about the more he will
be remem bered rs ono OF the best Presi
dents the United States ever had.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

The JOYOUS exhilarations OF our
Catholic friends are now over, and
Father Curtis is Bishop Of Wilmington,
which means the whole Peninsula.
Happy will Bishop Curtis be II he
maintains the respect his people had
for Bishop Becker.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

WANAMAk ER's.

PHILADRLPHIA. MCnds ~. Nov. ~, 1883.
Perhaps you read some
notions about trading which
we printed on Saturday
Now we illustrate them.
Rudolstadt in Saxony.
just under the shadows OF
the Thuringian Mountains
has a great industry in or
namental pottery. An i'm
pending change in decora
ton forces a sacrifice in
stock already on hand. The
interest Of thousands Of our
people in it depends upon
the amount of that sacrifice.
These thousands are our
clients. They give us the
power by which to make a
big operation. We make it
and the stuff is here at two.
thirds off the prices of the
past.
A word for the other
side. No hardship, not a
bit. You help the manu-
tacturer just as much as he
helps you. You'll take our
word for that without argu-
ment.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
I'D E4.sTER'S OkDER.
Al hEuIsTER'~ OFFICE.
ERw CAsTLH COUNTY, DEL,

gh HOLSTERS OFFICE
EBw CAsTL n COUNTY, DEL,
Noveube 18th. lsse.
! Upon The application OF Hannah Banks|
and Frederick X. Banks, Executors oil
RuBERr BANKS, late Of Bsnfy-|
wine Hundred, in laid county, deceased,
/ Il is ordero1 ard direo.ed by tho register
that tho xecutors aforesaid give notice Of
granting OF letters Testamentery upon the
estate of the deceased, with the dste Of
granting thersof, by causing advertisements
| TO be poEted within forts days from the date
OF suoa letters In SIX OF the mUst public
places OF the county of New Castle. requir-
Ing all pertons having demands against tho
estate 10 prese Il the same, or abide By an
Act Of Asseg bly, In sach case made and pro
vided; and also cause the same TO be Insert
ed within the same period in the DAILY II.
PUBLICAN a newspaper ibli hs1 IN VIII
minRlCn. Del, and to be continued therein
three weeks. (e.od
- Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. Of Once OF the E.g'e;9r 2to'esald,
- At wilmington Ia New OaeVe
County aforesaid, the day all year above
JOHN K. BRADyCaD. Register.
NOTICE - All persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased must pre-
sent the same, duly attested to The Executors,
on or before Novon Der 18th, 1857 or abide th'
\ ct Of Assembly In fu.h csse ade snd pIo-
vided.
HANNAH BANKS,
FREDERICK X, BANKS,
Executors.
Or X q. FIR, I'M, Esq.. their Attorney
Address, WILMINGTON, Del. nlS 3W.eou
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS will find
much useful informs alton by attending
the Baptist Sunday School Institute,
which opens in the Second BAptis,
Church this evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
BALTInORE q OHIO RAILROAD
soHEDuLEiN EFFECT, SEPT. 10TH. ;

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. SEPT. 10TH. 20
Trains leave Depot. WILMINGTON r.
PHILADELPHIA and TO CINCINNATI,
ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, and all Points
West and Southwest,
VIA BALfimoRE AND WASHING ron.
EASTbUuND:
western Express, daily. ...ll.a4 A. N.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. b.lo p. Nd.
Chicnso Limited, daily l.07 r. M.
Arriving Pbiladelphia 1870 r. IA COS p.
M. lzoo Midnight.
Accommodation from Baltimore arrives 7.lt
p. N.
WEST.BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily. .....,....7.Ip A. M
Arrives Ohicsgo . 80 next morning.
Cincinnati Limited, daiIy.......1l.AsA A. M.
Arrives Cincinnati T.46 a. M., St LOUIS
go r. Nd next day.
Western Express, daily, FOR Chicago, DIN.
ctnnau and st. Louis. 6lbP. M
Accommodation, stepping at all stations. to
bsihnofo.ss.......... o.o0 a. d
SOLID TRAINS THOUGH WITHOUT
CHANGE or OARS,
b. DUNBAM, LORD.
aen1 Manager. 0enI Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

4
Trsinswfli leave Wilmington ~ follows;
so. 8 IL. $50. 10, ~. 10 OF, II 81. II 81 AN
Il 30, 2 %, Q 90, 0 "a 20 and 7 90 p. No.
Accommodation, o 10, 7 %, 0b, 10 10 .. m
. %, 90, Z 20, . 60. 10 30 p. m.
For Chester texpressl, Q 80, ! 70. 10, Q 10
81, II 30. II 81 g m, II %. . ", . 20 and To-
Accommodation Q 40, 7 90. 7 os, Is, 10 so
.. M, 2 %. o., 20, Q 90 and 10 30 p. m.
new York, 100, . %, 400. $50, 100, SIS
70 o.. Il o. .. m, 'is a. o., 2 ~, "a. 90 "a
Yor West Ohestsr, via Lamokin, eco and
10 o. m, 2 30 and 4 90 y. m.
For Newark and intermediate stations,
/ ~ q. m, ~ 90 and 0 Il p. m.
baltimore and intern diate stations, 10 os
0. N, b b7 D. m. ami IL 05 night.
baltimore and bay Line, I 10 p. m.
baltimore and Washington, 70. Z ~, . o.,
10 O. II ooa. m, ga. rl7. 49,, 10, 70 30
Trains for Delaware Division loavs for,
New Castle. %, 90 .. m, II %, 40, 8 10,
asorxstoWn and I.ewss. % .. m, and %
LIP. N.
seaiord Express, SOP. m.
harrtnston, Deimar and way stations.s %
kzprsss fSf Harrington, $50 p. m. Way
Express icr Dover, Harrington and Del.
mar, IL % p. N. every day.
Franklin Oity, 8 20 Q. m.
Express for Norfolk. II b .. N. daily.
Leave Phiiadsiphis, Broad street, fbs
Wilmington (expross), II 10, 10, ", ~
10, 10 70, II 10, II u q. m. ool, on, 4 10,
%, n, o., Q ~, II 10 and IL "a p. m.
Accommodatisn,e 30, 10 20 .. n, I 81. Q n
4 30. ~ Q %. 10 "a. 10 ~ aad II ~ y. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Pbiiadelphis (express). 2 90, 2 %, Z 90,
10, II IL q. m, %, 0 ~ and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 30 D. m, IL 10. 70,
o 30, 20, Q 80 p. m.
For 0hester texprcss), %, IL y q. m, 8 "a
and 7 90 p. m.
Accommodation 30 .. M, II 10. 20, . 30,
7 20 and Q 20 D. m.
for New Yorb texpross), . 90. q IN t0
70, IL 81 o. m, Q %, ga. I 90 and . 10 p. n.
For West Chester, via Laaoxin. sses. n.
and 30 D. m.
baltimore and WashinztoB, 1 -, q 40, 0 o.
10 oS Am. II %, $50 (Limited), and rs pm.
Baltimore, 1905 night
Leave PniiadeiphIs, Broad street, for VII.
nington texpress), Ia Is, 8 70, 7 20, O. 10, IL "a
q. d. 81, IL 10, and II "a p. m.
Accom- odatien, $50, 10 20 q. m, u Gee 10
SO and II tT p. m.
For further Information passengers are 70
terred 70 the ticket otiioo 1t the nation.
Traiss marked thus (a)sro limited exp-oea
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
General PASSENGER Agent.
OHAhL Ne u. PueH General MANAGER.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

: Babies Habberton fired the
,rihrst shot in November, and
llMrs. Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett succeeds him and intro.
! duces Miss Defarge,an elder
sister OF that Lass O. Low
! Tries. Big task the editor
-isets in trying to make Lip
: bineoA's live up to the level
of Brueton's Bayou. High
water in that Bayou. Our
'ILtbbsneoA sales jumped
seventeen times over on the
November number in re-
Isponse to Habberton's call.
j Brains In that whole story
notion. How daft some
magazine folks look as they
say GLOW simple, why didn't
zoe think of that?" Well,
why didn't you? Guess
|you didn't have just that
Especial sort of brains on
hand.
! A Christmas story by E.
p. Roe, most read of Ameri-
can authors, if booksellers
are to be considered accurate,
personal remarks by Hab.
berton and-well we won't
say what else make up the
humber. LtbbineOA's is on
trial by the jury of the vicin-
age. You are on the Jury.
las cents a number, $3 a
Iyear.
| Our own calendars are on
sale. Tennyson and Dick
ems. Just the fact today.
Particulars later. so cents
each, by mail Sc cents.
Thirteenth. street center.
Toys are shaping up 10.
christmas. Enough to start
a child's eye from his head,
almost. Show your children
through before the holiday
crowd comes.
Basement. Northeast of center.
White all silk muflers.
English, just opened. Ex-
actly the goods in which
everybody that has to dol
with them from silk-worm|
to weaver may take honest
pride. The like Of them
produced nowhere outside of
Macclesfeld. Large, heavy,
pure silk, neat patterns and |
quality considered, very|
cheap-cheap in the best |
sense. Price $27 IS, $3,I
$3.50 and S.. The variety |
Of weaving at 50, is veryl
large. Time was, before wei
had our present experienced
in buying these goode, when
we had to charge 5000 forl
ahat we now sell at 81 so.
The proportion OF cheapnessI
holds all along this line.
Silk mufflers and hand-i
kerchiefs of all good sorts
surround these English muf-
h=rs.
West of the Arcade steps.
There Is no more interest
ing place in all the store, ifal
crowd is an indication, thanl
the counter of dress goods
remnants. Remnants don'tI
express the meaning. They
are not all rag-tag Manyl
a choice thing goes there,
goes because it is all that
remains OF a quickly sold
lot, because an odd length
or again because it Is in fact,
a remnant.
Northwest of center.
AS the remnant COUNTER
to women just SO the misfit
suit stock to men. Between
the two the Toodleses
should be happy.
Sec nd floor, Thirteenth-street.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
The Big Dollars

Are what you are looking
for, and If you can saw
them in buying your new
Suit or Overcoat, why all
the better. Have you heard
of or seen the stock OF
Mems and Boys' Suits and
Overcoats, with which our
store is crowded? We
bought them for CASH, and
tha5 means at Very Low
figures, and by selling them
for the same, you secuTe
every advantage OF Low
PRICES. In Boys and Chill
dren's Suits and Overco is
we have an immense assoit-
ment of the Latest Styles Of
materials, which we think
viii agreeably surprise in
price. We mean to sell all
the goods we possibly can
if Low Prices and Guaran-
teed Satisfaction to custom
ers will do il, aud we think
it will.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
500 a WEEK.

Ladies' or gentIew on desiring pleasant
prcfltfble employment Srlto vt cree. We
want you TO handle an arti 5lo Of domestic
use that reco mMends itssir 70 ovsry oue at
eight. STAPLE Az FLOUR. SELLS ike
hot oskes. kr fis 800 per cent. FAMILIES
Wishing TO practice economy should for
their own benefit write roI psrllcnIars. Used
every day tho year round In every house.
hold. Prioe within reach ~ all. Clrculars
Tree. Agents roceiva SAMPLE FREE
sddrss, DOMESTIC MFG. CO.,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN n, =

WILMINGTON d NORTH kN Nc. n
Time table In effect Sept. 2lst, 1885 Train,
leave Wilmington French st-eet) as follows
For Reading. Btrdsboro. Joanna. Spring
daid, Waynes5urg Junction, Manor, Potts
vile, Tai aqua, Allentown. Lebanoo, Wer-
nersville and all points on tho philadelphia
end Reading X. H., 100 n. IN. and 945 p. IN
Fo- Heading, UoaLesviile. Embreeville
ise ape. bnadd's Ford ant DuPonts anc
intermediate joins, TO- q. m 2 Is, and o.
y. N.
For West Chester. 100 q. m. 2sS, and s.9t
p. n.
For New Bridge aud intermeiiate points,
GO and Il p. m.
On SuniaT,for Heating. Ooatesvilie, w es,
Chester and ali Intern I'd ate points, 6.l0 o
IN.
a. q. MoCAUSI,AND, l.. A. BOWER,
Superintendent EA71 1a-a so't
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22
RALIIMonE q ~nlo KaILnoAD.
LANDENBURG BRANCH.

uhANaE OF HOURS.
On and after juno stu, 1850, trains will
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington 7ss, 10 80 a. ~; 81
and o 20 p. IN.
Arrive At Landonburx TO am; IL 90 noon,
90 and Q 50 p. IN.
Leave LandenburS 0 IS a. m; 90 and &C
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 8 90 a. m; alo ane
! p. m.
Sunday trains leave Wilmington OLD a.
m. and 90 p. m.
p. IN
Leave Land snburg at 90 a. IN. and 30
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington at 90 an. and s IS
p. N. ID. UDNNEL,
elOtf Superintenhent
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

Or X q. FIR I'M, Esq.. their Attorney
Address, win in9ton, Del. nlS 3w.eod
Daily Republican., 1886-11-22

Toys are shaping up TO.
Christmas. Enough to start
a child's eye from his head,
almost. Show your children
through before the holiday
crowd comes.