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Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

HtTt hichinir one of the "mimics" OF
the vienna Opera House, still appear.
III pahtomlme at the age Of 80.
a girls club has been established IN
Lohuoh To 1ulnish them social and otbet
plea sures aftti the days work.
A Mexican village is 10 be exhibited
Ia ~ horticultural Hall, Boston, In Octo.
Ihlrteen divorces N three hours were
Rrah Veu IN Mihnespois the other day.
ana even ChicsRo ca!h upon the iudIe
to pause and reflect. 81
The Springfield Unitn reminds IN.
! ladies' that the feminine EXCLAMATION
Dear me snz u is derived from the
Lat phrase, Deus IN, sustine !" or
GOD help mel"
a eording to DR.. Upton, OF Alabama
1he negroes before the war in the South
neVe' mad phthisis, but now 1t is the
eroatest scourSe among them. He also
say .nao tue negro Is rarely If ever
near sighted.
CllcaBo papers are Recommending So
ciaI 'stsi anarchists and other foreio NJ
eis w are at war with themselves and
this country to study the educsc ste. -
age rates aud get back to their pativ,
deaths at once =
Los Angeles, Cal, has adop ed a nro.
hlbi ion ordinance making it IN lad =
inca nor Tor minors under IL yearsof
age 10 Hmoke cigaretts on the s,reets
ana ior anyone TO sell cisarettes. To-
such minors. "
M Iss Louisa Cash, of Spring Citv.
khea County, Tenn, conceived the ide,,
more IMAM two months ago of starving
70 death, and has since re fused to cat a
Lnou thful OF food OF any description.
ohe greatly emaciated, and 80 weak
mat she cannot sit up.
Dallas Hill, of Norwood, Ga, made
Ia meatpOultice, for a swelling. and
wen to beI. While he silent an onIv a
t,reo @grdcan sleep, ra 8, attracted bv
Tue smell ef the meat, came out and
snawed onDallss' greasy fiugers LAGER
atihE themtsdly, and possibly danger
'usiy. without waking him.
A Philadelphia peanut vender i'm
Iotm the Dibolnus citizens of that
lo~H that II man has been drinkinS
iiqupr and d0en't wish to have he
odor OF it on lis breath, he cannot do
better than ea,peanuts sfterwards' IL
is better than eating mint candy or
Glow s. Those hings give him away
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Three Fingers Cut on

AT 8 IS o'clock this forenoon Lewis
U; Adams, aged about IS years, and EN-.
ployed as u planer In the coach manu-.
factory of r. T. Clymer, Third and
Orange streets, had his hand cauebt in
the planer he was run U ing ar d had the
three m ddle fingers OF his right bsI a
cut off at the knucklea. The youno
man was planning some hard wood or
q pony planer; and rs the pieces run
through he reached over with his right
hand 10 pull them back to run through a
second time. As he reached over he
was possibly locking In another direc
ton and put his hand In the plaper.
which was running at the rate OF $500
revolutions minute. Fortunately the
hand obstruct9d the machine and threw
on the belt, and the unfortunate youno
man bad presence of mind to RI ach
over with his left hand and drew The
lever that threw the machine ont of
gear. Doctors Isaac l.. Devon and
Hughes were called In and Young
Adams WAS taken to his home S2l West
9th street, whore they dressed his hand.
while he was under the influence of
ether,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
THIRD EDITION.
Dots.
Dots.
All the public schools OF Wilmington
are to open next Monday.

Dots.
All the public schools OF Wilmington
are TO open next Monday.
Rev. E. L. Hubbard will preach to-
morrow morning ut the Brandy wine
NJ. X. Church, on the late earthquake.
Samuel Culbert, No. 500 Shipley
street, advertises for rent about twenty
dwellings in different parts Of our city
The schooner s. B. Wheeler is on the
ways az the jackson & Sharp Co.'S ship
yard for an overhauliug.
Charles Feaster who was stabbed OF
Wednesday night while deft nding some
girls is rapidly improving
Rev. a, Manship will hold three YER
vices at Wesley tent, corner Linden
and jackson streets, He desires to see
all his old friends,
Rev. Andrew Manship preached last
night IN Wesley NJ. tent, Linden
and Jackson streets. He will preach
TO morrow and will be thera during oil
next week at the protracted meeting.
State Superin tendent Williams of the
public schools, while out driving
yesterday near Shellpot, had his horse
TO fall, and one knees was badly cut
DR.. Ewes sewed up the wound.
The Democratic County Executive
CONN tttee will meet IN the Lsvy Cour,
room on Tuesday afternoon, st .
O'Clock, instead of Monday as previous
ly reported.
Miss Gertrude B Harlow, graduate
OF Cornell University, has taken Miss
Elizabeth Fraser's school at COS Della
ware avenue, and will open on Monday 4,
September Is.
Secretary Frazer of the State Board
of Health has made AZ off cial exa nj
nation OF the Home for Friendless
Children, and reports everything in
good condition.
The Heavenly Recruits will bold an
all-day meeting tomorrow Sunday }
with class meeting at Q a. III. ana
preaching al 1870 a. M, az the tent,
Tenth and Walnut streets Love feast
ri 3 p. IN salvation meeting at p. m
We understand that the enrolment
at Friends school, Fourth and West
streets, Is unusually large, and that the
Principal Is issuing cards emitting the
holders 10 seats. MI Johnso is at the
school house preparing the rooms for
reception OF pupils on the 18th irst.
Advertising is to trade what piowing
IL 10 the farmer. There would be some
natural Prod II the sod was never
broken. To advertise, first write for a
copy Of Newspaper Advertisins," sent
tree by Geo. p. H1well & Co., 10 Spruce
street, New YORK.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

The Walton 81 Whann Company
this city are largely interested in
Eiwan Phosphate Works at Cham
ton, s. g., but the works escaped v
slight damage. The upper part Of
smok estack was SO badly cracked j
it must be taken down.
Morton G. Hutchinson, civil sn
neer in this city, but whose FAM!
sides at Somerviile, 8. c received
despatch on Thursday stating that
house was q total WE 3b, but thsl
one was killed. MI Hutchinson
also re ceived q letter, da:ed last 81
day-three days befo.e the great ear
Quake-in which the writer says tna
severe shock of earthquake hsd %
ftlt on the day before, and that The \
pie of Somerville were much iflelIsu
and were even then tentlng il tae op
square.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

The CroEaI Athlete Association is the
name OF a sporting club in the western
section of the city,auL though lut oraaui-
zed till quite recently J, has large mem.
bership \ f v day, ago sUmt twenty OF
its members decided to devote a day 10
sight seeing and fishing. James d. Tor
man hacks were promptly engaged and
the pleasure party repaired to smith 5
Bridge, beautiful point ol the Brandy p
wine near Birmingham Park. Alter fish
ing fer some time with much success one
OF Ike crowd suggest ed that as the day
was pleasant ana the water appropriate
no better opportunity could be olered Of
settling the long pending question of
superiority existing between Wm. o.
Neara, Jr., AMI John J. Cassidy the
clubs crack swimmers Those gentle
men being asked a. 20 their willingness
to participate responded in the aiiirna-
tive. In an ms am the prcimin.rps
were arranged and the ~ lnmers took
the water. Tie distance vas TWO hum
dred yards, John j. Crogau wa, chosen
timekeeper and referee
They were 70 evenly matched that
either could not make lead ana their
friends were Wild win del gh' suddenly.
however, their joy was changed to grief.
MI Cassidy was Violently seized with
cramps and was rendered 80 helpless that
he sank, O'Mrara became at once con
WINGED that the glory of making fast
record was small compared to that OF
saving the life Of hi opponent, and i'm.
mediately sPrang to his rescue when he
was himself taken with the same dreadful
complaint. Their friends seeing their
pitiiul condition became cousternated
Tor despite they ueiD- athletes only one
OF their number could swim John
Newell proved 70 be the hero If the hour.
de jumped into the water aud in few
strokes reached his comrades who were
rapidly sinking ami rescued them from
Their perlloss position. IN cons. quenCe Oh
the accident 10 time was takeu
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
DIED

mATI.ACk.-N Sept ember let, / IS neal
list year.
Relatives and friends, aIto Deiayar,
Lodge. No. /. /, .. o. f., are respec,fpll,
invited to attend the funeral from his lat,
residence, 2u9 Poplar street, on Monday
September It'll, at. p. IL. /
BAYLlS.-On the I'd inst, Sarah IL, wife
ofSamusl Is. B'ylis.
Funeral frem the residence Of her husband
No. West Tenth street, On M o. day after
noon, the 9th inst, at 2. 20 O'Clock. Inter
ment In the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery. Funeral private.
PHlLLlPS.-In Brandywine Hundred. OF
the I'd inst, WIN. Phillips, aged about 7S
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend his funeral from his late
resldeI ce, near Bellevue, on Sunday, the 9TH
ms. at O'Clock p. III. lnterment at MT.
Pleasan. cemetery.
ATES.-Oa the I'd inst. Leonard X.
Yates, youngest son Of Susan and the late
James Yates, In his 3lst ycsr.
Relatives and friends are resi- ectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his no other s
resided GO, Iron Hill, Md, to meet at the
house on Sunday afternoon nj O'Clock.
Our home is sad, stripped of lis brightest
ray,
md We are left to weep our life away;
But on there comes a thought to chase our
! hope wen meet again beyond the tomb,
We know he restF upon that happy shore,
Where sorrow, pain or death can come no
more;
No sad farewell shall ever there be given;
Oh, precious tLought-we toOn shall meet in
heaven.
BROWN On the "a Inst, Irwin Clifford,
son OF John and ate +. Brown, aged
year and months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funerssl from his parents
residence, near Stanton, Del, on Monday, 9Th
inst, to leave the house at 20 c ock pm. Inter
III tent at ST James cemetery, sta nton, with.
out further notice.
X ERBAUHH-On the Sd inst, Elizabeth
Kerbaugh, in the SD year Of her age,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Ward, 1867 Market street, on
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment in
the Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
ISeyOnd Recovery.

Thomas Robinson, sch DOL teacher il
No. school district at Rockland, who
was 10 mysteriously and dangerousl,
II lured on Saturday night, July 3lst, al
Sixth and Shipley streets, Is pact re
covery. Doctors Chandler and Cardezs
held consultation over him this fore
noon about II o'clock, and they have
abandoned all hope of his recovery
saying that he could not live over forty
eight hourE. Kobinson has wife and
three Chin en
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

John Kennedy sold this morning
the Fourth street market in ny, 4
than three hours 12G baskets OF VA
ford's Late peaches, at from % 70
cents q basket. AS they were fo'u lea ~.
he " as Kept quite busy Iley W. "
quite fine, and it is not liRfN W ~
peaches of the same quality will De y
as low this season. There was gr ".
a elut of peaches this morning anu s' =
varieties sold as low as 20 eeD's
basKes.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

General Manager McCrea, Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, states that his
company has just closed contract foI
the construction of 0OO freight cars for
al kinds of traffic, and that as fast az
they can be turned out Of the shops use
Will be found for all of them. Mr.. Nc.
Urea says the general freight traffic
lhru ughout the country Is astonishing
for This time OF the year,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Express Agent Robbed

On Thursday night last W ,l,'il
Norman, ticket and express, se 'r,;nl
the Delaware, Maryland and ' ifs,s'
railroad, at Rehoboth siatiop., "a h
knocked down and robbed OF S1o
highwaymen. The robbers 10 o .,rJ
saw Norman count the money lnlS Sia]
the window of his off and @S,eu.
where he put 1t assaulted him % vi rbsd
on his way to the Bright house, -, by
he boarded. He was severely Iu''
blow on the head with club
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Donations tor Police Ouar,s,s

This morning Charles Morgan, a dry
goods dealer at Tenth and Poplar
streets, cent half dozen fine towels foI
the use OF the police at their new quar-
'ers. A weil-known Wholesale mer-
chant on Market street, also sent bis
Gheck for q liberal amount TO Mayor
hn Dads, to be used towards making the
quarters still more comfol tabls.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

A south-boupd extra freight train on
the Wilmington Il Northern railroad
collided with the north bound psssep-
ger train near Grencgue Station abou,
noon Today. Both eng zines were some
what damaged. and Engineer Rettew OF
tue passenger train haa his head cut
but not seriously. The accident was
caused by the conductor Of the freight
train disobey ing orders.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

The advertisement of a large number
OF houses 10 rent by Samuel Culbert,
real estate agent, will be found in an
other column. This will be of pointed
interest to our new citizens who have
come here or are coming here from
EiIuira to work in the Pullman car
works, or TO other new citizens COMING
from any other nlace
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Acute SensiI)Ilitjes

Acute sensi6i.ities are intended as n
direct means OF inspiring generous i'm.
pulses and eul'ivsung d benevolent
character. To HIM who il ALWAYS sen
eltiVe Tor others As wei as himself tbrv
are not torment. but ezsing. The
pleasure and pain ne feels and the
sources TO which 40 traces each are hi,
contln ual 2aices 10 show him how to
ulhuse The one ard to mitigate the
other IN ms Intercourse with mankind.
Nothing is more seitisA than a narrow.
sen ply Tug sers.tsei ess; nothing more
onnopIlng thah sensitive spirit keenly
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
FIFTH EDITIa
mo New u. Sun

New Yopu H. 40. Ro.S
and Ohio officer I sa,i "A hA.
Uv,Dis this hs time time next !, s.s asy ~
, rom this city in ca 'u,o and t...I
south south Ferry. Il. 'I,, ,Is WI M,
A lerIon Why the railro s'p h, There
by June !. In ROM. not be cops|
leon icon, had sd, gotten abroad way ,,t iasia)
pitce Of engineerinno. s,ge and ind
only only be built by al es wSrR; ,shicia
Time and labor. Az poehdltureol
a the bridge will be a a n,a.! matter d
the i iees, draw, and the , u,lI1s'
Feet rect. At a pinch the nov nov IS ori,
c ouilt In sixty days, and TG''" !, nisi
Cost more than $3.50 900 IN = s,t salo Q,
As to the boats wL VIII 10 $4,000,
thew Ie'we zen, south Ferry and s. s'l ct b
IA, Harlan & Hollirgswoorr,gb' ne "a yar
ION. II they cannot on n =. villa
complish the distance ~ t'iaI tn
seven ,e eiehths miles in e ~ iou,
, ,hsy win not be accep ed eiee7 d. MI
tion is to make them Train ri ho5 The /
,n 4, cars on the lower deck, 'V ~ O
WI be on the deck t aho,. me- a
arrangement all the deIS T'e =, ny
pAsSebgers on tho other s,S a. "a
zone away with. Passenre e,ue y, W
"a sne cars on board the bos u, Nv, VIII.
o. .'.,,, george Ia reached the , oou
VIII Dc attached a. once And 'O y.
started . The ferry pas ace sS zig ne
hvo to ten minutes IeprSy, ~ W .. \
Than the Pennsylvanis Fa W .. :. e !
City; But once on sta Ig''y y. % ],
baltimore and Ohio clam t ,sst
ram Is eight miles bette 90 ,s' :,
> Jersey City train, aud tSa, IN .t,, %
TO Philadelphia will be lrcn 'it FI,,
we've minutes shorter bar ~ "
other route. 'uSl .!
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
On the Delaware kailrosc'

This morning the train on 'm cit]
ware Railroad, which reaches ,D~ sSid
about 8 O'Clock, struck a. ouIi, Wyl
was walking on the track nesanr sl
ming, and killed him, but iof, ard ii
no other damage was DONE a S nil
train was only delayed about hV "n ii
utes. A short distance further AK %p
road the same train ran into 0 w.
geese and killed q number OF 'h'A
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Trouble Win Is. X o. Miners

PIrTsBuKG, Pa. Sept. There II
Trouble threatsned among the Bal,i
more and Ohio miners. The difficulty
Ii That there Is no uniformity In the
wages paid, each operator fixing a
scale for himself. The men will proba
bly, insist on The Columbus scale.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

Judge Curnmins disposed of the fol
owing cases this morning: Mary De-
laney, colored, was fred 81 and costs
Tor disorderly conduct, and Edward
Farley and George Wilton 81 and costs
each Tor drunkenness. Emma Albrecht
was charged with disorderly conduct,
ont as the charge was not sustained by
The evidence the case was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
InspectF of Floats.

John Kershaw, formerlv dranob,,
man for the Jacksu & Sham Co,o,a,,r,
this city, has been npnojnted insnao,9,
Iof floats by the Bai,imora anS oh;a
Railroad Company and ba Ist, ,bis
morning for New York whara q hai,
dozen floats are beig oonstrusted
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Frost Work

!, There was another heavy frost in por-
Tons OF Michigan 90 Tuesday night
Much damage was done to fruits and
vegetables.
y Frost was ref orted in Onondego County,
New York, on Wednesday night.
=, There was heavy frost at Plymouth
new Hampshire, Thursday morning,
winch dana ted con, vines and fruit.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Tho following described real estate, viz

Tho following described real estate, viz
All the following lands wing and being 10
st. Georges Hundred, county of New Cas-.
tie, viz; That certrain tract Of land de-
scribed In two tracts, as follows,
NO /. Begihning on the north shore CT
the Augustine creek OF canal and on the line
ditch north degrees east AZ 6-lO percnes 10
the upland, thence with the north line u
Nathan Thomas and Jacob Wand egrift's lots
Of marsh north ~ degrees west ~ 0 ~
peiches to Stone a corner OF Jacob and
christopher Nandegtif.s marsh, thence
north 40 degrees west 2-lG perches 10 u
white oak, corner VI q. Nsndekrtit AID
Martha Hudsons marsh, thence along their
line TO the main canal, thence up ssid canal
TO land OF William Hills heirs, thence by
their line up another ditch north degrees
east 10 perches 10 tho head OF the ditch
thence leaving the ditch and running north
Is degrees west 10 perchss 10 a three-fork ed
maple about feet from the ground, thence
north degrees east III percles 10 a stone ut
the northeast corner OF a lot OF land belong.
Ing 10 Adam ance's representative, thence
again with Htll's line south II degrees east
10 $40 perches to a stone whore a corner
white oak once stood. thence south sb4 de.
grees east IS BIO perches TO a maple corner
OF Matthew Menhis land. thence south sqI,
degrees east "a peIches, theLcs south 5O%
degrees east $40 perche3 70 a corner OF
William Stuart's land, thence With lis limo
south 10 minutes est SO e-l0 rerches, south
~ degrees east u perches. south 50 minutoe
eat az perches to Augustine creek, thence
up sa q creek south ~ degrees west
perc 1es to tie canal, and thence W the
canal 70 Nathan Thomas line, thence by
Faid Ihoma' line di'ch north lgIi DEGREES
east 80 perches to tee place OF beg ani1X, he
he contents whnt they may, with dwell.
ing house, statiipg, granary and other cut
buildings en- said property.
no. BegilnipR at a stoLe. corner o.
land OF william Oieaver and lind " the
heirs Of christopher Nanleprtf.. diseased.
thence by said land to -. Augustine caLul
thence down the same u often line tie
tween this described lot and land the heir
OF Nathan Thomas deceased. thence NJ sat
o!tcl to stone on tho uplard "a Hae #
land Of the said Nldt'm Cleaver, theuce by
the line Of said land 70 the T. lscs 81 begin
mug c)utainnS acres more o. iess Be. D.
W, NOi, ~, PAGE los nc.
Seized and taken IN execution as the prop-
erty OF William a. Cleayer and An honse
Is Cleayer, his wife and 10 lie told uy
THDM As kUk!, Sher!t.
Sheriti's UEce, Wilmington, august IA.
D.. 1888 au.s-eod
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
The Girls and Bows

SEED durable and neat footwear for
school Before you buy stop and see
cur styles and prices, at the Family
Babcock. ~
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
F BENDS SCHOOL,

II n IN Is SIKEET.,
Schoel year boz las Oh sth mo. 'eptember)
l3lh, Is-t Primary. Intermediate anu
acAoemir dtpsrtMents Pupils should be
entered early Tor Classification. The prin.
oipal VIII tie at the .cguOl buildings on and
aifer 9TH mo b. during the day
I>hAC :. JOErSt y, n n Principal
ReS!1elce, Clayton House SET ia.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
another Lot of sheep.

Marshall Bailey, agent, Is nov ca
Mercer county, Pa, buying he 70
load of stock ewes, which WI sal
sale at the residence of keu sout lei
terth waite near Stanton in aO0u' :
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

VIII give slate pencils to all the school
children on Monday morning bet We en- 8
and O'Clock at the candy store Seventh
and Tatnall streets
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

l had always been much spDo,,,
neuralgia and headache A. " l:ss Y
determined to try Salvation on
grad 10 recommend 1t, asst mais
fect cure 10 my case MARTs
62 Aisquith St, Baltimora
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

Low-cut canvas and lasting shoes, only
W cents at the Family Shoe House, BOG
Market street. w. III. Babcock,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
TIE 18Th DAY OF 81 PTEMEEk. 1854.
At z n,nLnnk l.


Inc following dssIioed real estate, viz.
All that certain farm or trac. of land
situate IN Mill Creek hundred. county of
rev Castle and state OF Ielaw are, Dounden
and described as follows. 10 wit:
BeHiunlDg At point In the middle of tho
pupic ROAD leading frl IN tie Newark road
u fleasant Ii Ill and distant from the mint
OF intersection OF the centre line Of the lat.
yer l9ad with tie centre line Gf said Newark
l9d4 abcut 2 - 100 perches thence by lands
ols,drah IS Armstropg south blL degrees
Cor ap ut ~ perches u a stake In tho
1870 etatta ne VI TIE pubuc road leading to
saAe IL Tue centrs line Of the public road
leadaER 70 Milford Gross Roads. tbence
sionR the centre line o. SAID road north 49,
y uosteeh cast aZlgO peTches To a stakr
.nehce hortn 90 degrees vest IS 100 percbes
o. a. 10 .neuc north 81 degrees east
lands Of 2Ss IS IN t lime Of the
line OF MS lands So degrees gess ies ss'lnS
petches TO sake In an old SUNNI the,co
south o257 degrees west 70 Is 100 n.I Oh es -
STONE IA the centre VI the hewsrk ri,d
thence down the centre Of said ROAD s1,,,n -
degrees east A. perches stake ana sg ,t,, ~
continuing down the centre line Of s,tG -
south ~ degrees east Al IL percbes a., a
STAKE, being the point OF lnter.tc;iCn Of 10
centre line OF said road with the centre line
Of the above mentioned road leading IN
Pleasant Hill, and thence along said cen,re
Inc Of said last mentioned road about 81
l9.l perches 10 the place Of beginning.
containing y3 acres and CO perches be the
same more or less, with dwelling house barn
and other outbuildings thereon erected.
seized and taEen In execution as the prop
etty OF Edith Davis, administratrix al
stephen DAVE deceased, and Edith Davis.
surviving morsgagor, and t. It's, and to be-
soid ny THOMAS FORD, sheriff.
1855. an1s.sodt
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

ASK FOR Superlatie Flour at Lynch
O Leary's, N. K. CT. Third and Madi-
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

Fourth and King Streets wuminxton II,
Goods taken en- consignment and urom =,
payments made whom sold. Sales oafIed N n
,ity and country on liberal terms. Pubiie
ing, and Tuesday, Wednesday. Fr,5a1 ans
Saturday EVENING". 9nu
P:S.-Liberal advances made on eons,xn
A0Ase' laH.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

stop that couhtng; if You do not, it
may XII you \ bottle of DR.. Bull,
Cough SSrnp ony costs you 20 cent?.
and IL timely us may save your lie,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

Concert and luncl to- niQht ut I,eqe's
Atlantic Garden, "a King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04
Little Boys

Canvas lace shoes, sizes y 10 Ie u.s. s,treel
IS cents, at Babcocks, 200 MAJ Ao''
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

Concert and lunch tonight .. N
Atlantic Garden, 224 king stfe''
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

Concert and lunch tonight az
Atlantic Garden, 224 King str''"
Daily Republican., 1886-09-04

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levaria Fsclas TO me dire ,ted
Will be exposed to public sale, at the hotel
ofAlexander Maxwell, In MiddletoWn, In
IT. George Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF SEPIEMBER,
AID, 1850, ate O'Clock, p. M.