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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
The Record.


shadyside add. 1870 :. 100 D 1925
Same to same, 1t IL, blk 4, Shadyside add. 27C
Same to same. 1t 10, blk 4, Shadyside add. 225
w J. Goodkind to P Kavanagh, 1t 20,
Wann's subd, blk 21 Summit Park add. 1000
Mybe to A Mybe, II 1t SO, subd blks l
and 2, Leechs add Observation-Disclosures. 500
McDorough to McDonough, 1t g. subd
blk 81, Lyman Dayton's add. ............ 125
s Robbins to w G Pearce, 1t Is and 16, blk
II, Summit Park add. ..........:::...... 1875
Weide subd blks 25 and 26, Arlington Hills 1000
II Dicklundt to Christensen, 1t %, blk l,
Dooley ct al to W ii Fleming, it IT, It'll, 0''
blk g. Lake Park add Observation-Disclosures. 500
Lowell to T Schultz. Its to s, Ewing &
Chute's add. II, 900
N Drake to A Pomeroy ct al, part of blk
2, rearr Highland Park add. ............. 1000
G Barteau to Roy, 1t 6, blk 4, Millions
add. ......... 400
] Middleton ct al to Larson. 1t Is, blk IL, ''
Middleton to ] Blombley, 1t IL, blk IL,
Fairv1ew add. ........................... $50
w L Goodknd to B Worlitsek, 1t 4, blk 2,
Sydicate add No Observation-Disclosures. 525
w L Goodkind to Henry. 1t 8, blk 2, Syndi-
cate Add No ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 625
B Crabtree to T Levan 1t 10, blk 10,
Syndicate Add No Observation-Disclosures. 425
] e Bill~ough to T Levans, Its IA and Is,
blk Is. Syndicate Add No 5............. 1000
Webster to w Miles, 1t Z, blk %,
Mackubin & Marshall's add ............... 600
w billiard to II I. Ingles, 1t Is, blk IL, MIN
niger Il Donnely's add. Observation-Disclosures. ], 100
b Lunt to Larson, 1t 121, blk 16, Aust
vile flights add Observation-Disclosures. 375
F Barr to r Smith, half of 1t Z, Bidwells
add ............ ............... 5000
NJ Nelgath ct al to NJ Drake 1t l, blk g.
Warren Rice's add ................... 1880
M Osborn ct al to A Bushnell, Its and
5, blk 2 Manson & Simonton's add. ....... 1000
Manson & simonton's add .......... -. $500
G Brooks to ] Jockey, Its and 8, blks Z,
Summit Park add ...................... 4,4oo
Flynn to Christensen, 1t 5, blk 25,
Como Observation-Disclosures. ........ 1850
VIM Kerney to John Holm, 1t Z, blk II, A Got
zan's rearr SigePs add Observation-Disclosures. 900
BUILDING PERMITS.
Theodore Hamm, 2-story brick veneer dwell
ing, Greenbrier av, bet Beaumont and
Maury. .......................s $40, 1000
Campbell. 2-story frame dwelling
Woodward, bet Monroe and De Soto. 49,. 5000
X Peterson, 2-story frame dwelling and
barn, Sims, bet Greenbrier and Payne " 400
Mrs Agnes Clark. u story frame dwelling,
Hewitt, bet Wright and Cooley. .......... 1880
Nine minor buildings. ......... ........... 2,4OO
Total permits, 10; aggregate cost .S32 500
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
S. ]. Ahern's Hints to Buyers.

MANY persons have called to thank me for
Il my remarks in last Sundays paper on the
folly of buying lots in clover fields ten or fifteen
miles from the city; those interested in the sub
ject will find it written upon further in the Globe
to-day; there a few lots lett in block 8, Ham
unsold in block Z; lots at the Transfer, and on
Summit av. and at Como cheap and on terms to
suit; please call in this week, as hope to take
vacation. S. ]. Ahern 140 East Third st.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
A soclal surpri.e Party.

On Wednesday evening last about
forty well wishers called Oh Mr.. George
M. Pike and his estima able wife at their
residence, No. IL East Tweo .y. second
street, nnd took " secession orthe house,
and Informed Mr. and Mira Pike that
1t being the twenty-iifth anniversary OF
their wedding they, the visitors, desire d
TO help them celebrate IL, alter which
they engaged In friendly chat and q
general distraction OF cske and fruits,
lemonade and other edibles. They also
unloaded variety OF articles and pre-.
scented the same 70 the host and hot tess,
sbo were very much surprised and " no
In turn welcomed the visitors and en-
tertained them 10 their usual hospita.
BILE m amer. Music and games were the
festuies Of the occasion, and at q sea
sopable hour each wished Mr. and Mrs.
Pike happy future and many returns
Of the memorable occasion.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
EDITION
shooting ARRAY IN Howard Cosnsy.

shooting ARRAY IN Howard County.
Some excitement Vas caused ON
Thursday In the vicinity of Day ton, in
the dfth district OF Howard County, By
the shooting and probably fatal wound.
ing OF Walter Day. aged about IS years,
son Of Randolph W. Day, q farmer Of
that neiahborhood. Randolph W. Day
aud his SON Walter drove their wagon
70 the farm Of VIM. Cross, . neigh6o
ing farmer, 70 take away their portion
Of corn croD which had been raised
on the latter's farm. A dispute arose
about the division OF the crop, where
upon Gross, IL 10 said, drew . pistol and
fred two shots ~ the elder Day,
neither Of the shots, however, taking
effect Walter ran between the men 70
protect his father. when Q third shot
was dred, which struck Young Day 10
the left side, breaking . rib and pens.
tratinR the body. DIR. John Wolf was
summoned and rer dered the ecessary
aid. The patient, gro wing much worse,
was taken TO the Mary land Hospital In
Baltimore. Warrants have been issued
for the arrest OF Croes.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
An Exciting Match Last Night

The Atlantic Garden was crowded lasl
night TO witness the four.Tound spar.
ring match between Jack Hannigsn
and Steve Cunningham. After some
tame spArring between Hanley and
Collins and the cir ging Of com 10 song
the stage was cleared preparatory for
what proved to be 40 exciting m atch.
After some delay and conside rabls
weADRling Q man name Cannon WAS
chosen rsferee. The men were In excel
lent form, and the word being given
started for each other with q vim. From
the start It was apparent that Cunning.
nam was the better OF the two, and he
landed several good blows on Hanni.
gan's neck that considerably tired him,
AT the expiIa alton of the third round the
ciamor OF the crowd WAS 80 great and
sne referee appearing unable to give q
decision, another round was fought.
when tie medal was awarded 10 Gun
ninZham amid the wild enthusiasm OF
the Gro wd.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

1t having been sscerta,nsi by the
Wilmington Ice and Coal Company
that the kennebec Company were still
removing earth from the bottom OF the
pond on The premises occupied by them
In South Wilmington, In violation Of
an injunction grated by Chancellor
complaint was made by the
attorney for tue Wilmington Company,
and q rule WAS granted yesterday by
the Chancellor upon the president and
managers of the KenDebec Company to
appear mex. Monday and show cause
Why an attachment should not be issued
.gainst them for contempt.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
In n sewer.

About 8 O'Clock YESTERDAY w S,sl
as two two horse teams vels
sand along Front street YEA IND
the horse that was Oh the les .a,i,b
and fell into an excavation 'ss' an
made for O sewer. Before " Mi AZ
extrioated, the rear team LON
frightened with the coh'u On ,h
eususd, plunged into lole o o. ii Nd
side of the street. II vas to Us, Nd
fore the horses we're Rott'n S
tunately neither WAS iDJufoo'
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

WMkDs
RUMF0RD.-On tbs xth inst, sidney ].
Bumf orf. IN the 18th year OF her ass.
Funeral from hsr late residence. 10 West
street., on Monday, the sth inst, 1t Il
O'Clock n.
|KNAPP.-On the lth inst, Charles W. II.
Knapp, Of iaryn xitis. In bis soth year.
Relatives and friends, also members OF
txcelsior Lodge, No. Z, K. OF r., also mem.
bsrs Of the Brotherhood Of the Union and
wilmington Division No. 1, u niform Kank
K Of r.. members Of Palestine Castle, No.
|, Knights Of Mystic Chain, are ros pectfuiiy
invited TO attend his funeral from his LATE
residencs. Sixtssnth and Scott streets, on
sunday afternoon, At O'Clock. Services At
the house 1t i.31 p. N. Internent ~ kivsr-
view Cemetery,
Thou vert good, kind and gentle,
Thy gentle voice we hear no more.
Hut soon. All room. We hope 70 meet thee
On the siivery, shining shore.
Farewell, dear Husband"
MCKEE.-Un November 9Th, Homer g.. son
Of George and Letitia Mckee, aged y
months.
Relatives and trends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence Of his pa
rents, So I" est Fourth street, sunday after
noon. at4 clock. lnterment private.
MILI.Ea.-On the 8 h inst, near Elkton
Nd. John NJ. Miller, IN the szd year Of
his age.
Relatives and friends. AFRO members OF
Hope Lodge No. ~, I. q. u. r.. are
respectfully invited to attend his TO-
1efal on Monday morning 1T p39
o'clock, to meet at the Wilmington and
brsndywine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
An Unfounded Complaint.

Yesterday afternoon q person came to
police station and counplsined that a
property at Eighteenth and Washing-
ton streets had been rented and Was oc-
copied BY four men who were engaged
In making counterfeit money. Chief
Dougherty sent detail of officers to
the place ct once, with Instructions 70
arrest all persons found on the premi.
ses. All four men were In tho house
AMI were taken TO police station. where
three OF them were locked up, while
enc accompanied an officer 10 the
house and clearly demonstrated their In.
nocsnce OF the charge. Corroborative
testimony was brought TO show that
they were engaged In legitimate bust.
ness, and they were all discharged.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

Snylida nv Hanging.

The body OF q man upon whoS.
ing appears the name OF J. b ~
Of New York, was found at
hour on Friday morning hang
the Pennsylvania Railroad @.r
Germantown Junction. II ~
pended from q cross tie b. H.
clothes-lipe drawn tight aeouIns
The man had ev identity droppeaS%'
the trestlework He was avOq' ~
old, b ft ct 8 inches high, hal ~
beard and nustaobe, and aOless
sack coat and dark trousers s'u
coat
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
CAha DInnlinAati.

A boy named William Stout was be-
fore Squire O'Neill last evening harged
with having been one OF party who
robbed Rays tobecro store. at No. D
East Third street, by breaking the win
dow on the night OF October 10 The
evidence was not positive, and when
stout was put on the stand he swore
that II was doue by boy named Reed.
The Squire decided that the Testimony
was not sufficient TO hold him, and dig
missed the case.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
The Packing Hsuse strike.

CHICAGO, Nov. SIN accordance
with the alleged order OF Master
workman Butler, 400 of the beef killers
employ ed in Armour's packing house
Joined the strikerS already out 10 max.
Ing a demand that their employers
should re-tstablish the eight-hour
working day. The large majority OF
the men refused 10 stop work. Mr..
Butler refused TO acknow ledge havit q
issued the order for them TO strike, and
desied being responsible for any such
mandate. Fully $50 Of The 400 quickly
returned to work.
one hundred and Gfy Pinkertyu
guards went to the yards this afternoon
and two hundi ed and fifty men were
sworn in az deputies By the Sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
a strike At MeoulloNhA

Thirty elk puddlers employed d
Mccullough rolling mill, at ITO
Seventh street, struck about d
last night on account of nss
boss having been placed In The nj
weigh the bars rs they Cane if91
rolls. This work had formerly
done by the men themselves, VII
the weights down on q slate and
them In to the ofiioe at the end
turn. The firm seemed to tlhi
the men gave Themselves eItfs
and employed 4 mau to atiell
weighing, and a strike was tnsia
After the men left the mill w
were drawn from under the fan
and that part OF the mill closta'
strike throws about one bu1diA
out Of work, but 1t is hoped lH
Guilty will be arranged and in
again be in operation wilh!na'"
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

The wife OF Thomas j. Lauehlin, o.
Newark, N. j., WAS iuiurtd At tn,
Marke, street crossing OF the Pennsy |
vania Railroad, In that city In septem
Der, 1884. She died from the injuries :
day or two later, and her husband
brought snit against the CON pany fol-
goo 1000 damages. A jury in the Fedora
Court on October 30th awarded him
$4,000. The railroad company is moi
satisfied with The result, and will
take the case TO the United States Su-
preme Court.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
The BAzAhretta

There was very large audience yes
tetday al the Bazaarelts which Is now
Deipg held In the auditorium of the
Opera House BY tho Provident Society
ana large quantity OF goods we're
SOLD. The mu ic by Hssslsr's orches.
IRA was very fine and highly appre-
ciated by the large number Of visitors.
Professor George T. G Ut gives a very
entertaining Punch AID Judy show,
which Is admired by Children of a
larger growth" as well al the smaller
ones. The reetaurant IL open all DAY
end will not be- closed until II O'Clock
to'nigh'.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

Msssrs. j. q. Fina g son. O n,,t
street, have for severaI " &c rsr ihsl
running q large force OF pn, Of 4
aud are decorating tle hou's a. stl
of our prominent oitiz es,ns Il q
the large depot in W s'n and did
Tney are also furnishing a Of Llpst
Ing some beautiful deoispss y u sharpe
Walton fer the Jackson +" ooor.tipg
pany. to be used IN u0O'
nandsom O private CATS
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

The barn at the Rose Tree hotel pro-
perry, near Media, belonging to Benja-
min Rogers, the proprietor, was destroy
by fire on Thursday evening. The stock
was gotten out OF the barn with the ex-
ception of three pigs, which, together
with wagon, lot of hay and grain, as
well as lot Of farming implements, were
There had been a cow sale
at the hotel during the day, and it is sup
posed some one dropped a match in the
barn, which from some cause had ignited
and set fire to the bulldog.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

The Local Preachers and Exhorters'
Association OF the Wilmington M. X.
Con ference will hold their twenty.
eighth annual meeting In the M L.
Church at Middletown on Friday even.
Ing, November 10. On Saturday a
nu nber OF tubjects will be discussed,
and on Sunday tnere will be n service
OF prayer at 30 o. M, love feast at o q.
m. and presiding at 10 80 a. N. At 2
O'Clock In the afternoon there will be q
chiidren's meeting, and at 750 p. IN.
preaching.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
The Drop of Drupks.

Michael Murphy and James White
we're each fined 81 and costa in the City
Court this morning for rurksn ness.
Amos Miller WAS fined 81 for similar
offense, and Bernard Hsughey, who
has been on q pTotracted drunk, was
sen fenced 10 pay IS and costa. James
Ward, also drunk, was committed to
the cells until IA O'Clock. and Patrick
mcCloskey, who belongs at tho aims.
house, was committed until tomorrow,
when he will be sent back to that insti
tuJion.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
FIFTH EDITl0I
Ilots


A new station hon..
!" w n,.nsn'i on the B. q p e' ~,
". Knapp died Of ls ~ w that a
ksv. James W. Bo1 1''efd's.
been passing q lev raaoo1aston, Win
nv We In our city this mo,1 - Dow
| W; j. Booth will b,vsn
inst. VI ihufsdsy, d.
@Partsr & STANLEY .
have just finished . nafuess ID
I hss. eii hi harm Is, for ISSq q ~
The three .masted .0.
Cannon arrived at the IT. w
n wnsi ~. yesterday, with the i l,sa
a.. The tug Kirkland was ..,.,
Gay morning oy the Upi,sSs 'a'd N
shal on a.claim made :. s!aA
wages alleged to be dus 'as I'd
J. J. Gallagher & B,o h..
another story To their hp ~ ,,,n nM Y
Market street, and mad, o o,t ., Ss
tan. improvements to tteI I' r,o,.a
F1nr new lights have b.. n'.ps'
the Wilmington & Nor, Ion p.e
U4u psny opposite tlelt s,.. ~
The new building n, 81. :
Light Company. on F w zoe u
TAtnall, is rapidly spprou .I .'is'
tion, and the machinery V SiIYs
put in position. VIII "a
The Rev. j. w. lana :, -.
phia, viii preach a ssrro, =. ra
eiety OF Sons ard Danst, " u,
Lake, at 81. James African 1 n. Z
morrow night. oaa'd
Captain WA. shay. n,,,
De Bsry Steamship Line A. " s,a
vilie, Fla, is vieiting old VIM, 10y
friends, ard is stoppirU At ~, H..
wood Rouse. ~ We
The Delaware Horticultural !.
WIN nave an exhibition Of t,,s
mower In this city next mortb Y.
tensive arrange .nents are bsI,,
for the event. t
II L. said that there Is o,cs,,,
ming In Chester County, Pa AIN,
line OF the Wiluineton and NJ
railroad, and that rabbits havs ~
~ plentiful for years.
A Golfer dam is being pl.os.,
race preparatory to having n.
connected with the new punn
consequently the engines Ar M
Mills were stopped for a sou. eiaL
yesterday.
John Cullen Bryant Is Located nj n
IND street, and he Is prepare, az IN
Fears. 70 sup ply Bibles, albums, etns
itas and other choice WORK. al mi
,Ah prices. Mr.. Bryant guaran,s
he quality and price Of every rrl,
ellis Doth on the cash an 1 iustsllnsi
u small weekly payments.
As the Hi Henry Mirs;rsh
through our city shudy
loon to-day y hone stancius n
n Sharp's store, Fourth and M
IT Gets, took fright and broke ,hsd
III the carriage to which be vi
.Ached.
All chimneys should be covgk
'tAr Ventilators. Why? Becsux
Iraught Is thereby Increased, nj
t possible TO get a good ne 1t
'o!ice. Secondly, because they
'rotection to health and property,
n the following. When the Chirl
whether covered With siOns ia
oft open ct thei- tops) are not III
ret, stagnant sir accumulaps n
nd spreads over the house, I'D
ampnese aud damage 10 the
he Star Ventilalors beigg p5d
iorm-prooi and producing Sd u
REGULATION, keep the Aues per.ttl
nd ventilate the houss. For "
ho Pickles Stove and Heater 0oEr
10. 8 East Fourth street, Wilnii
delaware.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
Crabb's "Home, Sweet Home ,

On exhibition this week at No. Az King
street. Go see it. The ladies' favorite.
school open for stiucting In Penmsn.
shipN book keeping and shorthand, day
and evening. A good writer In 10 lessons.
MY penwork stands at the head. Over
$40 Testimonials. Only cardwriter In
the city. Hundreds have seen our WORK
front this week. No. 7O8 King street
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
Work All Round.

James T Wood & Co. are doing FORK
In Philadelphia, Pa in CAmdtn, N } =,
Chester, Pa, Washington, ID. @, VS..
oming, Del, Hantin ID on, Pa. Some
want roofing done, Others want their
heaters aud furusces Gone up, and u
great variety of work in their liue Ia IN
oreas ng rapidly. Their pipe-coveriI z
ts all that they can wish for.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
THIRD EDITION.
~ THg CsUsCH Ms.

Hou sshold Of Faitn Prcaehirg morning
and evening BY Rev. Mr. Br4nson.
Swedish n. Z. Church, Kew. X X. Her :
wig, pastor. Preaching 81 i,.ts .. m. and 10
y. m.
Baptist mis- ion, Corner OF ss,snteeath
BY Rsv. J W.T.. Beoshs. ID. u.
Baptist City Mtssion, Tveifth and Heald
sts sunday school 81 ea.b. Preaching at
AS p. N Prayer meeting Thursday even
Central Presbyterian ChuIeh, King near
Eighth street, New. J. Howard Nixon, ID. d..
pastor. SERVICES at 1890 .. m. and 90 D. m.
sabbath school $50 p N. at the ehUr n.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. The
Rev. J. W. T. Boothe, ID. D., pastor
Services at 1850 .. m. and 100 D. N. Bible
s IN w, e. s.p. m. Lvsnisg subject, ''An
Scott ID. Z. Church, the Rev. N. NJ
Browne, pastor. Presenting .. 10 10 q. m. by
o'clock p. m.
Reformed Episcopal Church Of TIE Cove
nant Rev. Charles Il. Tucker. pastor, vii
Preeon 81 1870 .. N. and address gospei
meeting at p. m.
New Jerusalem Charch. the Rev. J.
Parmeiee, pastor. Preaching 81 10 80 Q. m
And 7.so p m Evening subjgct, "rhe exis.
tenoe Of God and the divinity Of the word
demonstrated"
a1'iCAu OuufCu. fTeucl
street above Twelfth, the Rev. Il. I. RuIey
pastor. Preaching at 10 - m. By the Rev
h. A. Cromartsl. and At TO p. m. BY the
pastor.
Hanover Presbyterian Church, the Kev.
Lafsysite Marks, u. d., pastor. Services .,
70: ~ q. m. and T.so p. u. Subject, ''Ihe
Woric Wide Kingdom" All are cordially
Invited.
Grace 3sptist Church. Preaching at 1880
.. N. and 1870 p. IN. By Rev. 5. y. Hay
ward, pastor. Right land OF fellowship
and Lords supper after morning service.
Sunday school at q. m.
Second Baptist Church, the Rev. X, u.
Cook. u. d., pastor. Preaching at 10 90 Q. M.
and at 20 y. m Lords supper Subject at
night, The EyeaiDg V1ft0r." Prayer
meeting SUNDAY, lod by Harry folwsli az
o.45 p. N.
A. Y. ID: 7. church, Frorch street, between
Elenin and mimi. Rev. h. Chippsy pastor
Love feast at .. m. Preaching by pastor
a. 1920 q. m Rev: ID. Russell, pastor OF
81. Pauls, South Wilmington, sAcramental
sermon At .. N. ksv. Y. q. Laws, pastor
ofSt. Peters, West Wilmington, !. ID D. m.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
Dea.h Of al .ssd ~, ,'.d

Mrs. Sarah Cha',sn a"n,.r, 10
residence of her dsng ~ y,esri. |
CASTLE yesterday, aged geo S u ri
deceased was one 0i 'n No. a sijo1
Of that city, and bss Oesn thirty 4
the past twenty dye a 81 s Cd As|
The funeral will take P'''
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

THE TEMPERANCE Reform speak ,rs
attbeir meetings told the people to vote
ns they prayed, but when mum Der OF
them in Wilmington came to vote they
found they couldn't do Inc voting part.
They were disfrauchised Perhaps the
next time they will attend To the assess
ment before going to prayers.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

Ga Thursday nighr while william
% Jun. brakeman en- the Whining
ton & Northern Eaiirda was engaged
10 coupling snme frs'Rh! OARS near
Reading, HIS lett bsnc was taught be.
tween the bumpers AID bad t crushed.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
usaIenIy RsSFsl's

The harvss. home ,, s s"sl' iTbItI
coptinued at their ch d ,ma'orros.I
mencing al $780, . aud lon
m, sunday school at I n the the svs'
at 5. Revival service III
7. SO O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
A Jumping Horse,

AT the National Horse Show In New
YORK last evening several thousand
people applauGed vigorously whom Nj.
Foxhsil keanu'a hbrsf, Hampstead,
Jumped frnos six i0et eight T. ches in
heiRht.. This IL The grestest jump by u
horse OF which !. re 10 u! record
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

Next Monday afternoon the West Phila-
delphis Rife Club will visit this city, and
be the guests of the Wilmington Rifle
Club. There will be q match between
the TWO Clubs at Scheutzen Park, to
which visitors will be welcome,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
Going TO New fo, nsl

Supreme Vice Chi ,d an O Essla Z
knights Of the a :, .rnoop % VI
i SsT nHsg the the Grand ,d.. Gis's,
state. TIE order ID . .s % VI
In New York, the a'"
States.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
A Great Hhow ra.,.igbt

Not TO be equAlled by any show In
the city the manager of the Atlantic
|Gardens, 24 King street, has proof. ed
many new people, who will be seen this
evening in an entire rev prog, arn. No
adm ikBion charged,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

b. T. Biggs, governor elect, r, ceivya
m ,joritier AS follow: New Castle
County. 3048; hept County, 1928, Sus,
sex, 1887; ,0tsI, 62I1.
PsnDiupton's maj Jrity for Congress;
NV Castle County, 2J67; Kent County
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06

Ever on the lookout for something
new. the Atlantic Gardens, 224 King
street, VIII present sn entirs rev array
of talent this evening. A fine lunch
served.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
Happily Eealizata

As was anticipated, the effect of d.
McClcskey's important discovery was
truly gratifying, for many called, not
only to congratulate him, but also to
purchase his unique hats. 4Os Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
Tho w Gather.

To-morrow promises to be from cloudy
70 clearing, and om,what colder.
Monday fair and stationary tempera-
ture.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
Don't You Forget IL

Mcclure, In Eighth street market,
sels nab. on Saturday nights at lesa than
cost. Come and see him.
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Laid Up wah Rheumatism.

Arthur Sullivan. an aged man who
resides at No. Ala Lom bard street, Is
suffering severely with the rheuD atism
and has bern confined to The house for
the past four months
Daily Republican., 1886-11-06
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state OF the rempera,ure

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ed 10 meet at Cas.ie sall, on sunday after.
Lond Tho funeral o I our late brother DharIes
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