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Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
The winter CommIsslon.

The regular weekly meeting d
Board of Water CommissiOntn
held last evening. A copy Of ID
port OF the Board OF Health Ia Tsli
10 i'm purities In The Brand wine 81
caused by the drainage OF Tie ]
Acres running into 1t oy Rslilss
run, was consideTe1. and q C0py
ord ered TO be- sent 10 the City Co
asking that the action Of the Boa
Health be endorsed.
TIE report recomm ends that an
cepting sewer be constructed soos''
entrance ut Crooked run and \
snake run, to . point below the
supply to carry off the impurities
A communication from W. i'Hl
complaining OF the coalition 10 \
Maryland avenue west OF OAK
had been lefs after laying
was read and Sled, aud ont iroml
81 II, an, morocco manufacture
Silverbiook, asking tn!t pipes \
on Hawley sire Z, slnth OF il|1
was ordered that the Pipe Dc ]
soon as the street is graded IleM "
and monthly payroll, amoan,1
S846. 10, was ordered to be paid IE
Treasurer reported ISL COS 10 u
b the credit OF the board. a fsS'
was passed asking Council III !. =,
ity TO Issue $l5 900 more bonds "
balance OF expenses in makihs
improvement ts. The recent ~
500, 900 only Melted the cons y,
$54 800 after the expenses oil ~
ton.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

We, your Committee sppolDy,
the purpose Of drafting suiyabI, M.
ions In comm6morAtIon Of On, ,
Bro. Sir Knight, Solomon Cook N
death occurred Friday, Otobs, h
1886. beg leave TO ST. bmit the i,lor'
for your consideration:
WHEREAS, it has pie ased An Cn,I
tent and All-wise Providence ,on
from among as our late Bro
Knight Solomon Cook, who dtaI
this life on Friday, October 18th, n
In Tie Both year Of his sge; and
WHEREAS. In bowling In subuIv,
TO the will Of the 0mnipotent, mi
but comply with the dictates Of M,
and Christian teachings, to hone, \
mourn our late brother who, h,|
activity, genial and manly ou,n]
had endeared himst II TO every usr|
Of this Castle; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we, the usmbs,I
Warwick Castle, No 8, K G EN-
by tender our sincere and had
sympathies to his bsreaved wife
children, for the severe and sudi.,|
they have sustained, and We nd
our soirOw with theirs in mouiuin,|
loss OF o dutiful husband aud q
and afectionate father, and to u|
exemplary mem Der Of the order oil
X. q. X and q sincere aud 1svj
friend; and further be 1t
Resolved, rtas these resO utiouI
entered upon the records Of the q,
ana copy thereof be furnished
wife, and that our charter be drapsl
mourning for 80 days, and thai d
published in ore OF the daily psp3
JOHN LITTLE
EDWIN n. UBER Commit
ANDERSON FIELDING.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Stabbed with . stiIetto.

A young married couple . few days
ago, IN Detroit, walk out together. The
husband excuses himself for q few
mir utes to look at q paper on file In q
hotel office. AS the husband caves q
man approaches the wife. She thinks
she recognizes him as a gentleman in.
tro6uceo q week before by her husband.
Tine two walk on dozen rods, q strange
men PUSHES up and says n person has
fallen dead NJ ar By and asks assistance,
The pair TINS appealed 10 hurry TO
the spot. The woman tn1e the dead
man IL her husband whom she had left
only Ave minutes before at the hotel.
Heart disease was thought TO be the
cause Of death. The strange man dis
appears, as does the escort. Ths next
morning the pest norton examination
proves the fact that the man was
stabbed TO the heart with stille,to.
This reads like the nucleus of a plot
for q novel. All that is lacking Is the
motive for the crime. 1t Is actually
what happened Friday evening and
Saturday morning in Detroit the
dead n.sn was William NJ. Stewart, 80
years old, an engineer, who went there
a week ago with his young wife He
was to 60 10 work ON Monday on Wood
ward avenue. and took his wife out last
evening to show her the store. He wen
into the Griswold House for a momen I
and the rest of the tragedy followed
precisely as told. 1t is ore Of the mos
mysterious crimes ever commi. tee
there.
Inc wife has been put to the seyeres
test and still persists that she does no
know either OF the two strange men. l
r n QuNPina far Fba tiaftn h -
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
FIFTH EDITIol
Dots.

Samuel W. Taylor Of E,,, x,.,y
ou9h, Chester county, ia m.t Maflt
parAtions TO remove to thls ci.n
The fair ut 81. JameS CHI"
being we'll patronized. A All s,s and
John r. Hudson will hs,.,. uv''(
vote his entire attention , ~
NO. 202 East Fourth street. co.
George II. Ash, mercbsn, -,
No. TOO Market street, has so,, alofy
pest cassimeres and cloths to hs u :,
IN the city, and is prepared To w NC 70
suits ut short notice, W maze
MIS-. DR.. Frost, who ,ass0a a..
msr Of kenne.t Square, Pa, ia az s,, y
ing to 90 70 Illinois, and will ,a siiAI
oarlyle, where DIR. Eros, ia do le'lae
State. '''uop OIL III
A merchant down town sslls n,..
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup than s aUo y,
meoicines together. Ii sureiv mn w.
the best re NEEDY for q cough oa ~!
other similar sffeotions. Prios .V OK
4bs Lizzie. daughter Of o1,v
non OF Christians Hundred, bsvi,1
turned from q trip TO the W."
surprised last Saturday ev!nipU
visit from . D umber OF young IN,
who took that method OF xelcSnIus
home. 's
| 1t 10 published at the low n,;u
Sl.00 per year 10 cents per rn~
The publishers desiring to ,ecn,
immediate and wide introduotion
resorted to the expedient o. offsrjn,
months TOR x5 Ger ts which NAV
In postage stamps TO Fowler 4 w.
Co., 1853 Broadway, New York, vi
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
EDITION
Pssrlfisd whils Living.

A physician OF Elmira recently Wis.
tied Jona than Bass Of Cambria, Niagara
County, N. Y, whose case 10 believed
to be without parallel In medical rec
ords. Mr.. Bsss 10 SO years OF age. In
the sum msr of 1648 he was seized with
sharp pain in the bottom OF his right
foot. No cause for Il could be discov.
cred. The foot and leg became greatly
Iswollen, and during the next nine years
| all the Joints In his body became slowly
auch losed, or grown into solid bone.
In 1867 he was placed on al invalid q
bed, and has never been removed from
it. 30 completely consolidated are all
| his joints, including the spine. that he
may be lifted by the placing Of . hand
under his head and ono under his heels,
his weight being but seventy 1--WE
pounds Tho bones Of the fingers Of the
right hand, OF the entire left hand and
of the toes of both feet have been en-
tifely absorbed, and the flesh Of the I'm.
gers and toes hangs down like fringe.
Mr.. Bass jaws are tightly looked,
but he manages to eat the hesrtiest
lmeals without mssticAtion and without
Isufferipg moon venience. Pork and
Iother meat 10 ont In thin strips, which
Ihe draws into his mouth BY sucking
Through the pArrow opening between
Ibis upper and lower teeth. he eats the
IfAtteat meat. Since 1860 he has been
Totally blind.
His heart 10 Ave inches lower than
1.-The usual position Of that organ, but IL
lperfectly sound, rs are all OF the inva'
lids vital parts. The nails on his I'm
Igers have grown 10 nearly foot In
length. Mr.. Bass Ia Q man OF more
than average Intelligence, and Keeps
himself postsd on all questions OF the
fdAy. His constitutional health Ii st
laood that ply siciAns agree that he viii
live beyond the allotted time of tht
most active man.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Additional Returns

Though the full returns have not
reached the REPUBLICAN IN lime for
to days Issue. few facts are known
In regard TO the general result In some
of the hundreds.
In West Chtfstiana, Klair, Rep, re-
ceived 1O2 votes. and ION, Rep, e8
votes :; for Road Com miss on ars
CLOUD, Dem and Imam, DEM, re-
oeived respectively, 1G3 and 105 votes.
For inspector Williamson, DEM, re-
ceived 10s votes, and Ely, Rep, SO
votes.
In Brandy wine Hundred the Tenn
perAnce Reform ticket was electsd ex-
cept the inspector Tor the west district.
Mil Creek has elected the whole Tenn
peranoe Reform ticket By ever 100 ma
jorlty.
Lutte Creek Hundred Sussex County,
the Democratic majority Ia 290 and
add Broad Creek, in the same hundred
gives 1859.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
AIS Market St
new STORE,
4I6 Market St
Jew STORE,

We know it will take some
time for our friends to learn that
we are prepared to furnish them
with Clothing, either Readymade
or to order. A visit to our new
store will convince them that
here they have the largest stock
to select from. Everything on
our counters was selected by
Mr.. Diefendorf, whose long ex-
perience has taught him that the
Wilmington people, and, in fact,
all who visit our city to purchase
Clothing, want FIRST CLASS
MATERIAL, WELL MADE and OF
LATEST STYLES, and it will be o,
interest for them to know that
our stock is manufactured by the
well-know firm of Wanamaker
& Brown, Of Philadelphia, which,
Of itself, is sufficient guarantee as
to quality Of material and work
manship, and we will see that
the prices are right, which means
the lowest for same grade Of
goods. We will not try to de-
| scribe our Children's Stock, but
say we are certain that you can
find something to please you for
that boy, who must have the
best fitting suit that can be pur-
chased; and the same is true Of
the stock in the Boys, Youths
and Mems Department. We
have FINE BUSINESS and DRESS
| SUITS, all sizes, gotten up equal
to custom work for those who
prefer not to leave their order
Please visit our place of business
and learn all about it for yourself
and then go and tell your friends
that Wilmington has No.
Clothing House, where every
body can be SUITED. Gentle.
manly clerks in attendance tc
show you the stock, and they
will not urge you to buy, yer
will be pleased to sell, if you see
| what Won want Come as early
in the day as possible. Store
open every evening until 9 p. m
Saturday 1890 p. m. Do no
forget the number. 4I6 Marke
street is the place to visit before
you purchase.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Fets OF the Queen OF Autumn.

The grand exhibition Of Chrysanthe
nuns. TO be held Ut Cosmopolitan Hall,
Forty fret street and Broad way, N. Y,
com m encing "Wednesday and continu
/ ing the rest Of the week, will far sur.
pass any forsl display ever seen In this
country. Magnificent specimens are
now 10 preparation, many OF which are
over Ave feet In diameter and covered
with hundreds OF brilliant flowers, be-
sidss which thore will be- some tree or
standard ohrysauthemums on long
straight stsms with heads Of flowers
three feet ncross, and some plants will
have three or four kinds grated ON one
stock. Tho display OF cut flowers will
be wonderfully beautiful, frcm the
giant Japanese kind, with blooms seven
and eight inches across, to tine pigMy
little pompoa as small as the smalles,
daisy. The actual number of fowers IA
ex pected to fall not far short of a mil.
lion. During the exhibition OF special
show OF designs In chrysanthemum
flowers will be made, representing
screens, gsrlApds and vases, exactly a
IL done In the houses OF the japanese
mobiles. This department, in al proba
bility, will be utder the direction OF Q
JApanee lady OF title.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
BE on Your Guard

Benson's Capcine PIssters are widely
initiated. That Ia the fact Now, why
are they initiated? Because they are
the only porous plasters In existence
that is really trustworthy and valua-
BILE. BensoD's Piasters are highly and
scientifically medicated, and cure In n
few hours ailments upon which no
others have any effect whatever. The
pubic are therefore cautioned against
plasters bearing the names of "Capsi-
en-" "Capsicum, "Capsicire," or
''Capucin,' which are meant to pass
for 'Capcine" (please note the differ
ence) and also az sinst plasters bearing
the names "Bepton's, Burton 9, "
etc When buying AJAX dlatinctly for
Benson's Plaster and protect yourself
by q personal examination. The genu-
Inc has the word "Capcine" cot OF
poronsed in the body Of the plaster ana
the "Three Seals" trademark on the
fee cloth.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
American Watches,
Millard F. Davis, 9 East Second stree.
Telephone call, 2S6
A House of Straw

Ia now being constructed In Philadel.
pbia to be shipped to Eoslssd and
erected on the grounds OF the Ameri.
can hibitiou In London. 1t Ia III
Ane. lean suburban villa of the mos,
approved architectural design, OK
stories high and covering q space AZ oy
so feet. IL is built entirely " materia
manufactured frsm srsw-straw tim
bers, straw lumber, straw sbeathing
straw ooring and strs decorations
the inside finish being OF very hand
some design, executed in imitation Of
rosewood mahogany, oak, walnut and
ash. This intert sting structure will bt
devoted to the illustration of PhilAdel
phia's commercial, financial ard indus
trial Interests by means of large photo
graph views reproduced by the photo
print Process.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
THIRD EDITION.
GORILLA IN LONG ISLAND.
The Villagers of seatucket Badly Scared
and Afraid to Go About Alone.

The viilag crs Of seatucket Badly Scared
and Afraid to Go Aboat Alone.
NEW YORK, Nov 2.-The villagers
o! seaGucket, X. L., btlieve there 10
gorilla lurking 10 the woods which Dor.
der Incl, town and they are fearful of
their lives in consequences. The farm
ers go to their work In the fields armed
and DO not venture out after dark.
Their wives would % soon defy IN
army OF mice as leave the shelter Of
their home, while the children are
afraid to go to pasture for the cows,
and In some cases have to be escorted
TO and from school. The nutting SEQ
son 10 at its height but the children
dare not venture near the woods. The
coiored natives, many Of whom 60
nightlyA0 Stony Brook, two miles dis
tant, to buy provisions, now mako the
trip In groups AIMED with axes and
pitchforks.
Eelah Str opg is q farmer Of Seatucket
who has fine flock CT Southdown
sheep. Two weeks ago the pick Of his
flock WAS found one morning dead In
the field with its throat horribly man
gled. There were marks Of claws In
the flesh, and In q spot Of soft ground
near by was an almost human foot
print. The sheep Was skinned, and ther
Il was found that It's back was broken
Two nights afterward Jacob Saterle
who lives about o mile from farme
Strong, heard fearful squeaking in hi
chicken house. He loaded q double
barIeled gun and went forth Tn
chickens had quieted down, but on tn
floor beneath the root were three fa
hens whose headshad been literally tori
from their bodies. There WAS nothinl
to indicate who or what had beal
guilty OF the slaughter.
The "bloody butche:"as the unk nowl
trespasser came to be called, remaine'
yelled 10 mystery for several days.
few days since. however, farmer jim
Adds met the intruder. It Vas night
and dark, but the farmer declares tina
he had two good square locks at tn
animal. He stood about Eve feet high
His legs were thin up to bis knees AM
then they were quite full His arms wer
the came, and no had a little head. II
was hair all over and he had no tai
Two men are now In Ssatuck seArchin
for gorilla that escaped from = Gone
Island menagerie. The whole vlllae
thinks this Is the creature that has bee
doing all the damaae.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Have you Ros your fall suits Jet?
II you have not you will never get
them cheaper nor made better than IT
James Harding's, No. $40 French street
But NO nastsr how good or how pretty
q suit you ges IL will not look we'll upon
you unlsG 10 h1 nice. Now, II you
want q good ht 10 10 Harding's His
stock II the best and he In mp to the
fashions. Go 10 Harding and save
money.
that everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives 22A0 ms. OF the best.
we'll CLEANED GOAL in every ton you buy.
lOAk, pine and hickory kindiing Woo
| In large loads. Lime for whitewneh-
ling. Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Gen
trial office, Seventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
TjlRhman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. DO Market street. Job
hing properly attended TO and estimates
Something New.
Try Bourdon's B. B. B. Sc. cigar
II. r. Bourbon & Bro, manufacturers
N. W. corner Second and Orange.
Dealers. Look OuG
Gilmore, los Mast Second street, hai
red uced prices on tobacco and cigars
Will give you bargains for the cash.
Parties oontem plating having uphol
stering done, can be furnished with o.
Inmates by sending order TO Enwoot
Souder, 912 French street. Prompt per
sonal attention TO all work.
Dealers will ind fne line OF union
made cigars Mt 215 King street. Specia
sale OF bread pipes. 8. 81. Durstein
IL hne cabinet photographs and on
large frame sine fres for $500 ut Hol
lands photograph gallery, S01 Market
g, 10 and SO pictures fo- 2bc., 1t West
colt b Cummings. 302 Market street.
bush's. Preach street wharf, In u
placs 70 buy your GOAL.
For good ooai 60 10 Bush's, frenI
street vhaff
Il fine cabinets Tor % 1T Wesscott
OumminRs', 800 Market street.
9, 10 OF IS gem pictures for 20 cent
at Hollands Ga berry. 3N Market streo
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
A Colored Boy Shot,

MARLBORO. Md, Nov. AT Pa.
tuxent Cay, Charles county, to-day, a
IA yeAr-old son Of Mrs Jane Gross was
seriously and probably fatally shot by
smother colorea youth with a shotgun.
Il Is said the boy who did the shooting
WAS giving Gross lesson In military
tactics and ordered him to advsnc CO and
thon 10 stop. Gross did not stop, AMI
the other boy pointed tho gun. which
was discharged, the entire charge enter
ing Gross arm and friehtfully mang'
ng IT,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Colonel Mosby's Contrao. " !,

Colonel John s Mosby - hf ,scsIi
contract by which he IS =. " u, dsIli
u night for ffty nisn 1sr ie
his lecture on MS ea i,,an % BIZ
the late war. In addis .,s AM, b
which viii amount 70 sl 1,nsI 81
have his travelling and "aGG,nap si 4
paid The Colonel IS ya Al %
home in warrentor, va "a VII
day from California, am wbers b
from there for Boston,
lures will begin.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Corner stone Laying.

The corner stone Of Wesley M. u.
Church. which was deferred from last
Saturday, will be laid Saturday, Nov.
9, at 8 O'Clock, p. m, by Rev. Charles
Hill, p. K Rev. f. l.. Hubbard, OF
BrAndywine, and Rev. Jacob Todd, OF
Grace Church will deliver addresses.
All are invited to attend. No cards.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Fifty years ago Monday the noted
Long John" Wentworth settled in Chi
cago, having left his home at Sand wich
N. II on Oct. 25th, 1885. In 1857 he
was elected mayor Of Chicago, and was
in procuring for the city its
first fre-engine and establishing graded
streets. He was reelected In 1850, and
the next year saw the first brick public
school building erected In Chicago. He
is now seventy-one years of age, but
wonderfully vigorous In mind and body.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

MARSHALL. Tex, Nov. 2.-Advices
By Telephone this evening from soott-
Vile, ten miles east OF here ON the
Texas and Pacific Road, state that ne
sfoss are rioiiug there, and atsis,anc CT
WAS asked for. Twenty Ave men started
for Soottyille immediately. The ne
groes are uoiting. There were colorsd
for the Legislature and fol
local offices, and this IL thought to have
led TO the rioting. The trouble ie thought
20 be very serious.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Another Hzpress Robbs''

TOLEDO, Eov. 2 The Unln
Express Com pany has anotpeis
GUS robbery on its hsr DIS 70 oe
up and settled for. On the siln. !.
Lake Shore train FROM olSr
night 1t wss discovered here .a ."i
thing wrong existed II the 'a y
press car that runs closeu W. ~,
between Chicago and New i ;.,,
Exam nation developed the ~ ~,
the car had been entered, apu TN. ~,
dry packages containing VS.u 4.
chand Use had been openta ~ ~, Il !,
bers and an mn known qusn'' '
away.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
a Notable Structure

The most notable business structure
ever erected in Chicago Is now ap.
proachine completion. II IL composed
of granite and covers the entire block
bounded by Fifth avenue aud Frank
lin, Adams and quincy streeta. The
structure 10 owned by Marshall Flele, II
being built after designs prepared by
Boston architects, and will be occupied
by the wholesale hrm Of which the
owner Ia the heed
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
BADLY Hurt.

By the fall OF q scaffold, on ~ nj nj
Mt the new house beipg, erec'sn u. \
corner OF Eleventh and Ausla
Joseph e. Seeds, aged 70 yeI Ssck |
ankle broken and bis US S n
hurt. Edwin L. Seeds, ssU' al
also hurt In the back, bsVips ,ss,
brother fallen about twenty I'd q
W ashington c. Seeds ageu nv ~ ID
with a few slight bru,sef' :, ,csp|
and holding on 10 a pee, u IN d
Or. Nsgendank was cslle s.. II sja
forded. the necessary suiGic'' .
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03


I following described Real Estate. viz:
All that tract Of land with brick dwell
iDg b. use and ap 9th g and stable theref n
erected zitue ted in tie city OF Wilmington,
couaty Of New Castle and State Of Dela.
ware, bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
, Beginning on the southern side Of Penn
| syivapia avenue IN the line OF the eas.erly
| side OF VIVA. was formerly an old lane which
line divided XII land from land formerly "
| Thomas NJ. Rodney st point 52A feet
easterly from the easterly nie of Franklin
| street, thence by the line OF the essteIly side
CT said Old lane south 45 degrees and st
minutes west i73 feet, more or less, 10 he
eaHtorly side II franklin street, tnecce by
said side Of franklin street souther.y TO a
point on the line OF land OF henry Gran.
SAID last mentioned poilt being / u feet dis
tant from the sou.herly eide o, Twelfth st:eei
, az the s.me was bsiOrs vacated, thence BY
the line Of lanl o. the said Henry Irsut al
fright angles OF said franklin street ~ ieet u
a sake, thence oy Id Grants land NORTH
IS degl ees and IS mInu es east 70 a point II
the southerly eide Ct PennysIvania avenue
and thence By said side Of said avenue west
, lerly to the place OF beginning, be the con
, tents thereof VIII Il hey may.
Seized and taken In ex' cution as the prop
erty OF james Lownward, ard n be sold b,
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Sherit's Office, Wilmington, october 70
/. 1855. O2T-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Appointment

Postmaster Taylor has appointed David
W. Sbockley as general delivery clerk TO
I'll the vacancy occasioned by the pro-
motion of Mr.. Robinson to I'll the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation oil
Mr.. O'Toole.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

A mereh4pt down town g. liz more OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup than all other
medicines together. IL surely m ast be
the best remedy for a cough, cold and
other similar Afieotions Prio. % cents
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Tomorrow promises to be fair to part.
ly cloudy, and slightly warmer, with
rain IN the lake region. Similar condi-
lions will probably prevail on Friday,
with a slight fail In temperature.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
Hoods,

We have ju'. &C wed q job lot OF
ladies'. misses q, children's 25.oent
band-knit hoods C.ll and see the M AT
Hukill & Pois.'s. s cod ard Tatl al
streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

The Street Commissioner has put men
to work ut last ON Second street be.
tween Jefferson and Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
ELECTED BY A LARGE MAJORITY!

known convince the average buyer that the best place
to buy Fine Readymade Clohing-just neat fitting as
any custom made goods-s at 3I6 Market street. You
buy prices just 80 per cent under any other house
in the State.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

A burlesque spelling bee will take
place at the Second Baptist Church,
under the auspices Of the social circle Of
that church this evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

For suis of ez ce!,ent quality, and
the latest style, q to George Fl. Ash,
merchant tailor, at No 705 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03
$!4 SU|TS---$12 0vERC0ATS,

This is all we charge for one OF the
most honest-faced things in all our
wonderful stock.
The strength of the wool and the
way in which it is woven are remarka-
BILE, snd the price is such as usually
asked for a very ordinary quality. 1t
is all-wool.
We call it "Wire Twist" The
very name will strike you in handling
it. 1t is made by a manufacturer I'M
der our direction, and reliable, far be-
yond its cost, tor wear.
Over dozen mixtures of it, and
would be taken for Scotch or English
goods worth double price.
The prices deserve to 60 at the
top for lowness.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

ASK your grocer for d. 8 Truitt 8
pepper sanOe
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

The regular meeting of The Board Of
Trade will be held tomorrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-03

Charleston after the s ssn &
SALISBURY after the IRE G1I %.
The Odd Fellows Hal, III, Ia', stssI
streets, on Friday eve 9a.iop, adj
November 8. Admi ssNts' ID
Tammany Council. No.