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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10
Tho dna Autumn.

Says the New York Herald: The
tenacity with which comparatively
warm weather has held on this fall In
the Atlantic States is very remarkable.
The monthly meteorological summary
of the local signal Office shows that
during October the mean temperature
in New York city was 56.5 degrees,
which is about one degree above the
average for October of the last fifteen
years. Our last September's tempera-
ture was also above the average of the
fifteen years preceding. So that the
Herald's forecast made on September
is, to the effect that our fall tempera-
lures this year would be "rather higher
than the averages, has so far held
good. There is no reason TO fear that
the genial autumn will be rudely
broken up at once. While we may
have shortly some sharp, cold spells in
this section, the outlook is for q con-
tinuance Of comparatively mild weather
into the early part OF December.
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Tho w alter Commission.

There was but little BUSH ess trans
acted 1T the me citing OF the Water Com
missiUners last evening. The City Trea
surer reported balance In the u MON
National Bank OF al, l23.08 to the
credit OF the commission, and the
weekly payroll, amounting. to S443. 81,
was presented aad orders drawn for the
smonnts. The folio wing bills were alEo
allowed and orders drawn:
GAwthrop & Brother, Sl0412; John
Wire, %. 81; Sest.rhenn Il Boughman,
b46 50; Kenuebeo Ice and Goal Com.
pAny, 1928 80; Atlantic Telephone Com.
pany, $50; Fdst & Davis, $40;
Leonard & Ellis, 500; w. 8. Paine,
$40 SO; The Pussy and Jones' COMPANY,
ss7, "a; Millick Foundry, $187 OF; David
woolinan, SOL rs; q. W. Hlgsins q
Co., $33 so; o. Warner & Co., $37. IA; j.
3. Grone, $3.50; William Douaherty,
$50 no; Pierce & Bseson, $40 SO; Davis
x Simmons, SOL 6S; Edwin Harrington
@ Co., 81 81; Kent q Weeks, Slo1. "a;
George W, Stone, $l1 66; L.wr.nce
Blrrs, s1l.23; II. McKsn na, $40 20; j..
V. Carlisle, $1SO5; p, w. q B. K. b.
Co. $50 ~; W. 8. Bullock, rs cents.
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AKRrAvatlnE Boys.

Joshua Emmett hasa little cobbling
shop in the basement of 227 Walnut
street, and complains very much of be-
Ing annoyed by bad boys, who come
and bang agsinst the door with stone 8
and sometimes break 1t in, annoying
him in such = manner that he cannot
attend to bis work. Joshua come
months ago stepped drinking liquor
and reformed, and being a good shoe.
maker, opened the little shop referred
Ito.
Since then he has been very indus
trlous and saving, and has quite large
amount of money in the hands Of a
friend for safe keeping. The boys, how
ever, think that once q buzz always a
bum, and hence there WAS no harm In
annoying him and calling him names,
II tho police would Just psy a little at
;Antion to this matter and arrest one OF
these boys, IL would no doubt break mp
the bad habit into which they have
fallen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

A letter WAS received to-day By azl
prssid emit of the Wilmington on all
Leather Company from Colonel wdD|
wright, the superintendent OF the CON
pany o works ON the southern Atlan.sI
coast, which states that fsbius m|
commenced on Monday, the lsi ina,
and that In two days they had csplGa
2N fne porpoises. On the q list
large whale was enclosed in The vs.
which swan around leisurely foi En|
time, but at last went through the Nr |
rs though 1t Was = cobweb.
AS whales have been seeu nuux
Of times in the vicinity tae marsln
have ordered an inexpcna!ve outfit q
their capture. The piof poets fOr thh
seasons catch are very flstterIng, I'D
the stock, which hos already Iossa
t26, the par value per share, viln
doubt go largely beyond that tsr
within a few months. There sreSht
shares yet unsold, and those who VII
to make q safe and profitable invA1
ment will do well to looE lntO the uI'
ter without delay.
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Walnut candy ct Ferguson. llEa
He Voted EARLY and Uft.n

JONES Heck 10 good naiursd r.
less kind Of q "bum" known h .s
every business man In the city by |.
numerous importunitiey for ian .
"nickeP for bowl Of SOUP. II Jo,..
got . bowl OF soup for every nIcr,I 4.
begged, he might be called the ch,s
pion soup eater. But somebov \.
soup that Jonas got, while 1t had a, /,
spring effect upon his mental nss,
ium, 1t had q weakening effect I'M IN,
his legs and spine and ofiimes bs X
had TO accept the support Of t,ls.i,
lamp post or brick corner 4 MI
days before the election Jonas ,oot y
much room for navigation upon A.
pavement that the police gathered Nj.
In. and he was sent over to Jail, Bu|
Jonas knew thing or two Hs Inn,
election day was coming and h,
boys" would want him to says d,
Democi alto party. He did not recim
In vain. Tho day after the elsltin
jonas atked well known maDul.
turer In this city for Job. lie did uc
get his rqueht but he told the mArr.
facturer and another gentleman M
the day before the election q twohcr
cab drove up to the jail when be MI
put In 1t, and III came over to Wi.
mington," says Heck, "like a yount
Prince, and ] voted sixteen tins'
This appears 70 be no idle boast
Heck WAS seen voting ut dlfsnl,
places. He Ia now emploJe cd again 4
begging ''nickels" for toup.
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DIED,
TOWNSEND-

TOWNSEND-On the 10th inst, Ellsworth
r, son OF Lewis and OAtharine Townsend
aged months.
inc relatives and friends are respectfully,
invited TO attend the funeral from tho resi-
dence Of his parents leo. ltol Market street,
on Friday afternoon. Services at the house
at 80. lnterment az Wilmington aad Bran.
dy wine Cemetery.
We stood beside the couch Whsre in suffer.
ing no lay,
And struggled with dissase TIL he breathed
n hts last away;
No ross was ON his cheek and no sparkle in
his eye;
Oh, how 1t broke our hearts that our darling
babe must die.
IBAUGH-On the 10th inst, Anna Louiss,
daughter Of John and Aug usta IDaugh, In
her 18th year.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully IN.
vited to attend her fuaerll from the resi-
dence of her parents, No. 1909 Jackson street,
on Friday afternoon at z O'Clock. Int IN ont
at Wilmington and Braudywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

DIR. Louis Wolf, who made the sen.
sational discovery awhile ago that the
Sankuru river afforded O more direct
and more easily navigated route to
Central Africa than the Congo, made
another discovery in the course of the
same journey, which was quite as re-
Variable, ifnot 80 important. On the
banks OF the Lomami river, far toward
the center Of the continent, he says he
found whole villages that were built In
the treess The natives, partly To pro-
tect themselves from the river when In
Hood, and partly to make 1t
more difficult for their enemies
TO surprise them, build their
huts on the limbs of the trees where
the foliage almost completely hides the
structures from view. The inmates
possess almost the agility of monkeys,
and they climb up toand descend from
their little houses with astonishing
ease. 1t 10 believed they are the only
Africans yet known who live in trees.
In Borueo some Of the natives are
said To live in trees, and Mr.. Chalmers
In his book on New Guinea tells of
number of tree houses that he visited
on that island. These huts, which are
built near the tops Of very high trees,
are used tor look out purposes, or as a
place of refuge for women and chill
dren in case of attack. They are per-
feet little huts with sloping roofs and
platforms In front, TO which extends
the long ladder, by means of which
the natives reach the huts. Mr.. Gill
describes one of these houses which
was used as residence. He says IL
was we'll built, but that il rocked I'M
comfortably in the wind.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

There was q large attendance at Y
King street market this morning y
ut times the sidewalk was almost ~
passiole. The ruling prices were
follows: Butter, 3s to 40 Gems
pound; eggs, 80 TO 80 cents per c0ia|
white potatoes, 10 to u cents a ~
peck, or go cents q busbel; svs
potatoes, - to 10 cents o half Eci|
turnips, 8 TO 10 cents half peck "
Piles, 10 to 10 cents half peck rsdl'ss]
8 cents . bunch; celery, 8 to II c'lp
stalk; spinach, II cents hall ~
tomatoes, 10 cents n half peck sF
peppers, 10 cents q dozeni onloos !
cents O half peck; cabbage, 70
cents n head; bees, B cent? ooDa1
lettuce, 3 to B cents head; chicken
10 cents to 81 2S per pair; live chi'iis|
10 cents pound; ducks, u III
sausage, 12I cents q pound scr'pp'1
8 cents; lard, 10 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10
CRAN0R
621 Mark, It St

Have received a new invoice OF
choice Goats and Wraps, which
they intend to sell at their usual
Low PRICES. These, like their
other Coats. were made in Berlin,
and as they have before told you,
imported Coats can be sold for
less money than Anne ican Goats
Of the same quality.
They have a plain, Heavy Di-
|agonal Walking Jacket, black, at
S425. This they consider an
unusual bargain.
An Astrachan Walking Jacket
at SO; another bargain.
A Mixed Astrachan, black
and brown, new in shape and
general style, $3.50.
A Mixed Asnacha n Walking
Jacket, velvet vest front and
metal buttons, only $1,000.
An Astrachan Walking Jack
'et, in different colers, very sty-
lish, at $1,000.
An Ottoman Cloth Wrap,
with Astrachan, very
popular, at $1,000.
A Boucle ClothWtap, trimmed
with black fur and ia lis, very de-
,sirable, at $1,000.
A Plush Wrap, trimmed with
fur, lined with satin and finished
particularly well tn roughout, at
1880.
An Astrachan Walking lack
| ct, two shades of brown, velvet
collar, trimmed with silk braid,
and one Of the most striking
things Of the season, SI4.oo.
| A handsome Plush Wrap
with feather trimmings at SIS. 60
This is real beauty.
| An Astrachan Wrap, trimmed
with black fur an ID tails, very
warm and will wear especially
lwell, at $500.
CRANoR & Co take ggea'
pleasure in showing their goods
whether or not ladies intend tc
buy, and sincerely desire their
friends to examine their new
land attractive stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10
A Coming Event,

The ANIMAL reception OF the Fleet
wood Assembly win bs given in the
auditorium of the Institute Hall on
Friday evening, November 18th, and
1t will no doubt be one of the most
pleasant social events of the season.
Professor Albert's orchestra has been
engaged to furnish the music for the
occasion, aod hse selected the latest and
most popular airs. The grand march
Will start at 10 o'clock sharp, and those
who attend are sure TO have an evening
o. solid sajoyment Refreshments will
be served In abundance, and the com
mittee are sparina no pains to make
this the most enjoyable event of the
season, aud invite all their lady friends
to bs present.
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Chrysanthemums.

The season for chrysanthenaA,,
upon ps, and this morning thsI
played their variegsted besuty ~
number Of street market corners y,
are, II possible, more beau'nI
they ever were before. Trey w.
Size from . vest button to tnrse ~.
in diameter. and VIII lie some iOos ., az }
aud browsy others are beaania n
double roses. ChrysanthemuIs,,, ~ NJ
very prolific, hundreds OF them ,s
ing upon . single stock, but p s,si,I
Market this morning came aD ~. hi
near to having as many hOs ','d
buds upon them % the o1e l s,,"
. few days ago in the hEfV''
which had 2278 buds.
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. | TOLD YOU so.

The old chestnut, Il told you so' used after every
election by the knowing Ones to be funny when it
comes home to roost -" II told you so' says Smith
who bought his Fall suit and Overcoat at SIG Market
STREET. his Thoughts go into his pocketbook the
oi Twelve Big Dollars and his eyes wander the Reliable
Made Clothing his back II told you so isn't funny
Ito Jones (who had two twenty dollar bills smashed to
pieces without change) he contempates Smiths we'll
made, neatly 6tting garments, and compares them and
the priceswith his own.
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FIFTH EDITION.
Dota.

Robert Shaw, artist, who h..,
Europe for eighteen months ~ ~ oeel !
homo on Saturday. 'Apsell|
Madam WILDER, oelsbr,,..
reader. Residence, zoos Esst 4. nfl
street, near railroad, Wilmin 1,o oeVaa|
4 portion Of the emplo,s.
Edgemoor Iron Works nov 49,, a. Y
eight hours per day. 'H'y sa
The Mite Society Of Dslava,.
Baptist Church win give ,un Avena|
entert. inment to-morrov evsr, Lef "
tween = and 10 o'clock. 'A'ng' b
Mrs J Calvin Hall, WIN h..
visiting relatives in Ksnps,t va
and vicinity for the past fss saaa|
returned 10 her home In InS,s, ssh
Indiana, last week. 'Apolh.
A reception was given at Mr.
Wilson's, At Claymont, for N,
Mrs. Horace W. Sinclair, Of XIV. "
township, on last Friday evepin, ,'a ~
about thirty Of their friends NJ n ~
mont and vicinity called to tas, ~ ~
CON zratulations. ~sa
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A Timesy Rescue.

About 8 as o'clock this morning
while asleep In bed, Mr.. ]. A. Downes,
the pilot Of the steamer Samuel n.
FELTON,, was awakened By cries for
help. Going to the side OF the boat he
found an unknown man overheard and
struggling In the water. he immedi-
ately got u rope and, aid,d by Mr.
Samuel Denpey and others. who were
similarly aroused, the drowning man
was brought to the surface whore he
could be reached. Tue man was in.
toxicated and h alpless He no doubt 10
more convinced than ever that water 10
not to be trifisd with.
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Institute hfseIiaR.

A Sunday Sonool Institute, under the
auspices Of tho Wilmington Baptist
Sunday School Asse iation, will be held
in the Second Baptist Church on Mon
day and Toesoay, November 20 and %.
DIR. @. r. Blaokall ana Mrs. M. G..
Kennedy OF Philadelphia will be the
conductors, They are among the fore
most Sunday School workers In our
country, and will give the friends OF
Sunday Schools the latest and most ap.
proved methods OF work. Officers and
teachers OF all echoolb III this city are
cordially invited.
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Attempted burglary.

About 2 O'Clock this norning Dennis
B. Sharper caught q colorsd mau in bis
cigar store, No. $40 Walnut street., and
handed him over TO the police. Upon
being searched some cigars were found
In his pooh cts, and when he was ar
raigI ed at the city court at O'Clock ht
gave his name as Willard Rases. III.
was com mitted foI further hearing TO
morrow morning, for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning additional testimony.
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General KauIbars' Latest ih''a -,

LONDON, Nov. Sine eu' recsutll
sans 1t Siivna, headed py ,, t
liberated officers, made an su',sn,i.isl
inoite Q rising to-day. Inc aud ."sd, srp
Who had bsen previously warl .ssd b b
pressed co the attempt and arF ,s.sars|
plotters. General ksuip s,oo At Bod
TO occupy the telegraph oh inU With y
aas unless communicatloa., loved,
Russiap Consul there Is rsS'Oi
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AN OvERCOAT

Will soon be Almost il els.
pensible to every man or
boy, and have you decided
where you will get yoursY
Don't do so until you see
Our Assortment of New
Goats which we have Just
received. They are beauties,
and in fl and style are as
good as the best, and that
means all that you want.
In no garment for Gentle.
mems Wear will you find
such an APP roach to perfec-
ton as We can sell you, one
that will have every appear
ance of Fine Custom Work,
cut at pices which will
make it an objsct to pur-
chase of as. For Roys and
Children we have en- ele.
giant assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, which needs
only your inspection to
meet your approval, AID all
at One Low Price, plainly
marked on every garment
Our Custom Department il
still doing all it can to &C
cOn modate our Customers
promptly, satisfactorily ant
at Low Prices for goot
work.
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-@$~~
aI ElRits

Eden Lodge, No. "a, !; . ~, y. ersai
By Mural Sgs Lodge, No. g., Of vii Ic co.
grove, N. j. The V ,,ssnC.Il spd =
over on the steamer McOs na,f Of 4
be met Of Fourth street "1 Tden LOt
O'clock by the msm bers t Of n1an ia
and the Pstriarch's m'i
nnifOfm,
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suffered 80 Years and Cured.

Bangor, Maine.
Mr.. Frank Durgen, VINO works ~ Mad.
den's Hsrnefs Shop, ia7 Exchange street,
said: my fsther, who lives 81 20 Yerk
street, has suffered with rheumatism and
erysipelas in his test every winter but
this, Tor the past thirty years. He has
employed the best physician and tried
all the known remedies for such diseases
but received no benent until last winter,
at which time his feet and the lower part
Ct his legs were swollen to four times
their natural size. He applied St Jacobs
OIL to the ffiioted parts and was com.
pletely cursd.
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A Daring Diamond Thief Csasns

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-seveIs., !. C ~ bsl
pepper-throwing ard robbery 9s nav mi
reported of late. and yefterasy. "
Roger was arrested rs the ptitIpsuuis
of the crime. He has been . d,rs|
as the thief who perpstraNu ~ al
diam ond robbery In the stof1 - !" lid
Brothers about Ave years az. w .ymoud|
ne secured %, 800 worth OF at 1,"m b
He was only recently reles'eu '''
peuitentiSry.
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Is Years and Cured.

The Louisville (Kentucky) Courier
Journal says: Prof. o. A. donaldson,
who was severely wounded ct the battle
OF ttysburg has been al almost con-
slant sufferer and cripple with rheuma-
tism for over eis hteen yeare, He rates
that he spent : 5000 In trying 10 get rid
of his pain. He tried doctors, famous
baths. electric appliances. and all kind
OF linimeots, without RELIEF. Finally, he
tried st. jacobs OH, which he says has
completely cured him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10
u,.d. and Cages.

As fins q collection OF dl Di'c ait s cal
as ever appeared In o. our sa c "a
found at No. 10S Esst ISL S0 Is unusu,i]!
While the price demanded ed,s u as VOL !
moderate. The young l .nnu1d oall ;.
the young gentlemen I,,1sI p snSsli i '''|
see them. A prettel
ha difficult to con oeive OIL
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spent $50. 600 In Vain.

Dol. ID. ]. williamson, AN Army U Iictr
and Ex.U >. Consul, San Francisco, GAL,
states that after long years OF intense
suffering from acute rheumatism, and
after using all other known remedies, tho
baths Of other countries and spending
twenty u opsand dollars without relief,
he was cured by ST Jacobs IN, ana has
been help, ess cripple for years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

The Bridge Committee OF Levy Court
invite proposals for the masonry, filling
In and erection of abutments for the
new iron bridge which Ia to be built At
Market street ACROSS the Brsndywine.
Bids will be received until Monday
ext.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10
r.ook Ont For the 10 -,

IN E sSs Z. country, the manager sS ,s, n \
IL tic Gardens, 294 King Of sias,3
secured Prof. Mays .ro1 lightly N
uUsS, feats. Al nc"
Snoed. Admission FREQ
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Still on tho Lead.

preseDte ted this week at the ever popular
Altar tic Gardens, 224 King street. Go
see the wonderful school of educated
dogs, and the Milesisn artists Galloway
and Msioney In their laugha hie songs
and dances. Every body welccme.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10
Notice..

No Chicago dressed meat will be sold
In my store until the strike Ia over and
the Knights OF Labor recognized. A
'ull supply Of home dressed meat oop-
stantly on hand. JAMES G. MEARNs,
Gilpin avenue and Scott street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

James Bennett was the name of the
single drunk who bobbed up serenely
In the dock at City Court this morning.
He admitted the fact Of having INDUCED
toe freely, and Was sentenced TO pay the
usual penalty Of 81 and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10
ThE CHARLES A. voaELEB, Co, Bal,
more, Nd.

gONE THOUSAND DOLLAllS II
cash will be paid by US for proof showing
that the foregoing and all other tsstim oni all
published by Tho CHARLES A. vogeler 90
are not strictly genuine. All testimony u
the virtues OF GU preparations is corobor I.
cd and strictly verified. nlc-eod On
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The employees of the P, W. & B Rail-
road Company were made glad to day
by the appearance of the pay car. All
the employees received @ mouths wages,
and . feeling of joy and happiness was
carried 10 huodrafa OF families.
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OIL
FOR RHEUMATIsM.
MIRACLES OF CUBE.


N. Albany st., Ithaca. N. Y.
For over forty years l have.been VIC.
tim Of rheumatism. wAs persuaded TO
try st. Jacobs Oh. have used two bot.
Ties and D man more free from rheumA-
tism never walked our streets. MY limbs
that once were stiff and lame. are now -
JOS. EDSEIlL,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

The son Of widow Lyman, residing
near Brandywine Syringe, was knocked
down and run over by carriage on
Tuesday evening. Luckily he was not
badly Injured.
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HRAugn on Itch !"

"Rough on Itch" cures skin humors
sruptiors, ring worm, letter, salt
rheum, frosted feet, chilblaius, itch,
Ivy poison, BARRIERS itoh. hQo. jars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

NT ANtED a fht 'rDU IN NJ olNE.S
" gentleman or lsdy, with from 81 600
~ 81 800 to m9naEe and coatfol Prof Christ
ner's Ce!eorated French Tai.or System OF
Dreks ana Carmen Cutting. Business and Of
ice established At 7C4 M irxe. street, VIII
mington, Del. A good ca ancs TO tbs hight
pc son. interview repaired for particulars
o27-l5t eods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

NOTICE go THE TblRfEskrh AN
~ nuai meeting of the shareholders o.
clayton Loan Association will be neld fri
day, no 12tb instant, at s o'cl sck, q. m when
TIE n port OF the auditor. will be- received
and an election Id for ofil ,ers 'or the ensu.
Ing year. II. l.. LlCHc-ESFElN. Score
tary. Most
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

Tomorrow promises to be from cloudy
to fair. AID slightly cooler. Friday fair
with falling temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

Ask for Wells Rough IN Corns "
Quick relief, complete cure. Corns,
warts, bunions. 15c.
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Personal.

Mrs. Charles ii. Williams, formerly
OF this city, but now residing In Balti.
more, paid short visit TO this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

at tbs EEPnR,LoAn otsioa Ia the shade
O'clock 10 O'clock 10 o'alocl.
$50 62c 30
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

NOR SALL-OHEAP, AND ON EASY
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-10

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