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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

The sPAEoHRs oil Ihs mes ling in Ibs
InIhIuse lAsI Saturday night were able
and Instructive, especially thai OF
Washington Hastings, who made one
OF the beTt and most convincing urRu-
msn's In favor OF prose slion lhGI has
been made during the present cam.
pAign. He illustrated his remarks In
Buoh . plain and foToible manner gh At
no one could fail TO see and understand
that . proleohve tariff Il AbsOlu ely
necessary 10 preserve and maintain our
Industries. Ha apply demonstrated the
policy Of the present administration by
showing how IL had crushed John
Roach and threw hundreds OF the
sm ployeS of his lmmenSs ship yards Of
Chester out OF work. Net sAtlIfisd wIth
thAt he was bounded down by the $50
reIaTy OF the Navy until ct last hs
died broken hearted. What Was DONE
for Mr.. R0Aoh will no doubt be done
for other Manufacturers aud ship
builders II Mr. Cleveland should be 70
eleoIed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

In 1860 the DsmoorAtlc platform de-
olared she time had come for the
people Of the United States 70 declare
Themselves in favor Of progressive free
trade throughout the world" bat the
American people did not think the time
had come, and the election OF Abraham
Lincoln vas the result 10 1864 the
Democratic platform was silent on the
tAriff. bat In 1868 their platform de-
ulArt d ia favor OF ~ tariff tor reysu ne
upon foreign impoFis," still II must be-
Eenem oered that q Tariff for rsVenue
only IL mot protective tariff. In 1879
they lodged the iSIus by leaving The
tariff question TO the people In their
Congregational districts, but In 1876 The
DemOcraio platform said I've demand
that oil custom house taxation shall be
Tor revenue only" This demand wAs
repeated In 1880, but 10 1884 their plat
form declared that the Democrats
parry wAs pledged 10 revise the tariff in
nplEl' Of falrneSs to ell interests, Bat
In making . reduction In taxes Il IL NOT
proposed 70 inIurs any domestic indus
tries, bat rather TO promote thar
healthy gro 9TH" TIE phrase 'rsduu-
non In taxes" meant = rsdu alton Of
duties on foreign goOdB, and on this
platform Mr.. Cleveland Was slsoIed,
During lhAt cHmpalgn he declared that
ne Has In favor Of protection, buI IN
1887 sent message 70 Don sress IN
which he condemns the tariff AZ 4
'ViOiouS, negotiable aud IIloRlosl
source OF unnecessary taxation" and
recommended the placing Of rAw ma.
eaEiAls such ~ wool on the free list. The
2lAhorm adopted by the 3d. Luis Con-
Sennon endorses this message, and that
same convention adopted q resolution
approving tho Mills bill, which places
mum bar OF articles thai are raised or
produced In this country on the Tres
asa and reduces the duhs on others ko
an exsent thai our Manufacturers cam
mot compete with Without making srea /,
reduoilons In the wager OF their su-
pioyeS. Il would be bsGlsr for his
country II the IRFiff WAS increased on
msny articles, ~ 10 10 now too low ts
prevent EuinouS com petition By Great
bflsAin. Tho Mills bill, however, is
bat tbs hraI Blep 70 ward irea Trade. and
she mechanic or UcrklpRmAn Who cash
his vote for Mr.. Cleveland does 60 with
ohs full kno GledGe that he IL giving hls
support 10 party whose purpose
always has been, and still IL, 10 abolish
protection AID place the WSge esrnsrs
OF this country on level with those Of
HnRlAnd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

INDIANA can no longer be consider
cd In the list Of dou 3.iul States. The
nominAhon Of G,usrAl II arrlson did
much IoWArd etfsodng ibis OH sol and
bis wise and conservative spec lhes
huca, hAvs fu,ly oonsu minated IL. This
Is dAily made moro apparent by The 40
oesslon which The b. u llitAus Ars re-
ceivLDg In that Bale, one Of the latest
aud mosI Important being DR.. Hlta n
~ LEONARD, the leader OF she Green
sAek party, and lts candidate Tor @ w.
ern1r. This gentleman hAS come nat
squArely In favor Of Harrison and M r..
ton, aud gives aS his reason the fact
thai he oAnno. aud Will mol support
Mr.. Cleveland and his free trade poll ~.
II 10 predioisd thai Dr.. LsOnArd's
curse will lDfi1enos al least So per
cent OF tbs members OF his party, and
! pollsd vote OF 1888 Ia 1884, while
Mr.. olevelSnd's plurality in she siAIe
WAS but 6 427, the effe1I OF d.. Lson-
ards Aolion 6azn0t hslp being fell, and
clearly shows that Indians Is sure 10!
The Republicans.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

1T IS RUMoRED Thai President O eve.
land intends TO send . spsolAl meIsSge
10 OonaHesS, recon msndlng thai The
Mills bill DO abandoned aud she sanate
DILL taken In lu plAse, and II this Ia
90 II ahoEs HAT Mr.. Cleveland foresseS
what the great majority OF his Gsllo y
country men saw long ego, his certain de-
feat under The com bined IN d usnos OF his
free-trAda message and sha Mills In
iqulIy. We DO not place much faith in
this rumor, but even II Il should be
lrus, Mt Cleveland will fnd shat suSa
o course cannot benefit him or HE party.
No change Of base could do him any
good nov, As the w0rklngmsn kaoW
where he and his party stand con Germ
Ing them and their Interests. Fer him
now 10 abandon Ihe policy which he
has enunclAted, and on which be and
bis party stand, would DO worse than
swapping horses while crossing q
stream, ~ IL would dsmorAllzs and dis.
lntegrAie his party even worse than his
tret-trAde message did. II was be Who
made the Issue In this campaign, and
on thai Issue he aud his parry musl
stand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES Il. TREAT Of Georgetown.

State senator-LeWis Thompson.
Representatives - Charles NJ Curtis
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling. White Clay Greek
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel P
Stewart, Rcd Lion; Daniel W, Corbit, st.
Georges
Levy Court Commissioners-Joh J.
Gallagher, Wilmington; James K. Ne
gilligan, BrsndyWine; Benjamin r. shep
bard, ChristianA; John W. Coffman, New
Castle; George W. Groves, Pencader.
eheriff-William Simmons.
Coroner-0eorRe W. Jackson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08
Wilmington & HOIthSnRR
Will MINGTON FAIR
AIFAnEsmon, % Fp0olnl EEalns.

October Q, 10, H. - ana is, 1888,
Special traing will run direct 10 Fair grounds
send Road laouth side Market street bridge)
!, Leave Town.snd Road :. ., .. IS 10 u, TO- 81.
Irise Fair grounds sd $50 i6'af LEA n 81
y %, a. NJ, Lila 2.oO, 2aO s.so 1 10, 5.iO, sd
Leave French street 60, n.D a. m, 100
Leave Madison street . "a, liz a. m. Loa
Leave sixth avenue Dos n.S a. m, los
Arrive Fair grounds ga il.G a. m Ia
Lave Third street bridge ooo. .. 70. 10 "A.
LID a. M i2,Sa, l.2s, Ala AIS. s4S ass, Al
Arrive Pair grounds s.os, S.6s, 10. a, it.7s a,
m, IL, ~ Las 2 % 3.od, 3 IS 4.sS, IS p, m.
RETuRNN0.
Leave Fair grounds s.CA s.5A 10. ~, Ills
me- H'th Las, A.2a 400, asa ASa s. "a, 6.iB
Arrive Townsend Road s.is. 10 ca, 10 81
Z ~ y a. M, iz'SS la 2sa,9.iz, Ala t5s, ~
Leave FAR grounds asS, n.@ a. m, l.ss
Arrive sixth avenue ga a. M, I2.iS la
D m,
Arrive Madison street I2.is, i.4p.m.
f A1rive y french street Y, "a i;1p. m.
= y HOO LILO. 400 40, $50, GGo, B.io, 5, IS
Arrive Third street bridge as. o.L ION.
a ~ a. M l1os. I.s, a.6s 2as, s.ss, ias5.iS
y single hare 5 cents, rognd-trip 10 cents.
Fair, % cents.
1icketa on sale At French street station.
sixth ave tue station, ticket ONCE al 10 sn9end
t.oAa ticket once Third street bridge and BY
conductOrs on trains.
Paauen gers will be landed Al new etation
close 10 Fair grounds
BOWNEss BRIGGS,
General Passenger Agent,
o6-4t -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

"AEN like trees begin to grow old at
the top" Avoid the hrSt appearance
OF growing old by keeping the hair in a
vigorous and heHlthfnl condition By the
use Of WsInsr's Log Cabin Hair Tonic.
Bold BY ell druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08
MASONIC TEEPIE |

GRHTLEHRA's CtiS-l
day eve Ing stlt1of \
THURSDAY oYtniiiii1atn
LADIES AHB GH.AHt
o. bnoeb sAtnfisl uAiieA u
o'clock w0dBair asni
and Saturday ifnlht !
Uommen'lnG iiiNiI ~
Special LAdlss' OliSn y
from 5 to 10 o'alosE me
for iadles uho eantal w.
Private ulAs'ai oifhiiAl
gpeolsl afrtuEtmssh
For Itfmi. OinSlis,
kobelln ITO MHlt' iftl.
500 v OFT Tenn iIlsh aH
sonic Temple.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

AeNistoh AL Soufhhs
A coloFsd mau At WatervIlla. who
has just spent three months in jail for
helping himself 70 barrel Of -four mot
bis own, gave - q reason for his mis-
demeAnor the fact that be had been
entertaining . good deal nf company
lately.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

Two tramps feiRned illness At HAw.
thOrne, Fla, thinking thereby to get a
month'S free board OF the pest-hOuRe.
The scheme didn't work, though, and,
after being examined by the quArGn tine
officers, the tEAmps were driven from
the town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

The DEMOCRATIC free traders tsli
10 people ,nA. ,htrs Is no usa in hav-
g tsrLff on Einplate, and rIdicuIe
Rspubuoaps, for Advooa ling H. As
J claim here is nous manufactured
this country. TAis Is arue, and the
TALON Itou and Goal Trades Reyie1
Iyes The reason Why this is 30, In the
following EoEds:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08
sAiladSlphla, Wilmington q EaI-
6more Railroad,


trains win leave Wilmington ~ HaaIews
3, 3 va y Ii b IA; I. s g: !;
4 81 4 ~ < 4 4 G Ds a. n.
Z ;s e; I u =, hn a n. isSO. 81 81. " sSa
AsoOTsnodaties, esS go IeA ala ma.
II s j !, n aO,s .ii.$ iis, H. 1s%
VI y w. Y 2; q dAss,.r, Vi. IAnOr,., q ~
Eof NeGsrR tCsstrey and intsrnsdin.s sta,
BI.ltiHsIs ara iassr%asdisitss = sitstiOns. IL ma
HsitJnso9rSs q ana Ray lane, g@p.n
IA hsssia I'm. md Waihington, m lea aM
y X a ana u soa' m, II q. Il II, . u, Z u. ID
Trains TOT bsiswAre Division Jaave for,
asu 'AHslss 4, "a 4. so ~ z; M, I4sS 80 suN
9eorgetown and Lewea, 9 - .. n - % p.u.
1900 s.ssn . Is1pTrss ss . ?; p. ~.
n, E;EpFSss tsI harrington, . - ,. N, way
: E4P y 9 Y! power. Harrington. and Dsl.
rranklin CITY, sOA m,
tori and NSTrSif. i Is NishS. "a F0'n' oOA'
Leave PhilAdslphlG. broad strest for Wi
~ 1Pi'.: ~ ~ Z S ' ~ ~
~ ~. w. ~, nD z. u.
Aoe9 ~ 2 % aon, e igB ., m, l,A In
SUNDAY ERAIMa.
FOR PhiladelphiA lexpressl. go, EGa Sen
~ ~, II y 4, N, 3n, ~ and % 3, n
4, q AsSsommoaALion, 3 ID q. ms IAN In, aIR,
SCI t9 and 10 p. NJ.
loE Chester iexpressi, VS., 10. II u a N,
, a Aos ss9 e biSana Hn IN. ga
Per New Yorf (srpressl, Z o. u, q, gA
slG II us' ms : 2, ia ss1s o, and ia.G
Hoif West Ohsstsr, via LAnOhin, ana n,
20 eiPe cAarlss, Ola Point Comfort ana
FOR New Castle, MiddIetown, Clsvton.
Doysr. Feltona Harrington, seAf6rd, Laura
=. baltimore snd Wellington, I.1s, a4a, SEA
- y q. m, u "a . 2 And7 q D. n. Bait.
more, 2. % and II a3p. N.
Leave PhilAdelphlh BROAD Streaa for WV.
A. NJ, AeA t.W and i.a r. n "'A'
Accommodation, SIS 1913 A. IL, Ia.S6EUL
b.lu, b.D And II. a +. n.
Yer ~ rther Information, passenger are re-
ferred 70 the ticket eface 81 the stefion.
Tra1ns HArkea thus ~ are limited express.
HRon "eich eLtrA ARE Il eaArged.
General hsSaasr 0snsrsi P * WOOD sSI =.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

ny AETHOD) The sllJ haoWn ths1 eanss persAs
GENTLY ne NoTat Of Pcoal Diseases largest
rrAL aud private practical sIpsreass win sssFy rsnsd
end Heahs taoHn v anionue sf quahest fsRsvesT N
PsTTaasat aure. TAk MOST DANGEROUS o1sH
soLiuIfkD Relief a. once hsna NJ bost ,"rrsth,
81 special diseases and eHnosiHg faada, ahslT htoks
yetini1e aanoreaa and avoid sS-eAllsd vegetable msN
enes, bleed purifiers fraudulent pTomItlss care
pay ETC. They ruin Thousands Best all = he bsEI
mag Sill save much suffering aud DELAY WTlhs o. -
peue1s - ne doctor emily. Hours, 70 eSG Wst
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

1AASSA - SAAAW AAAA1@AA
sUHBDUhn II ETTEof, Apr,I m lus
rFsfna leavs IiulAwArs Avanua DsDSN
EAST SOUND.
FOR Phiisdelphia and Ohsslar, 0IG, o,
", ~ 9o,e y, 10 % and al1 u .. "a, Of. 1 "a
2 - % 2, a 9 %. 90. % &c ana sS 3. =,
IN 5undAyn,T 20, %, . o., 10 90 and sii'iaa a
nj %, eors so,'t 70, ~, . to,as g and ! q
WEST BouKD.
yer sinSerly, accommodation, daily u q
For Baltimore, accommodation, dAily an.
oept Sunday Is q, m,
aOI 0hioaGO and PittSDurE, express, dAIIy
Cincinnati and 81 Louis express, dAny
Baltimore decomposition. daily sHnm.
~. r,litiolrg, ohioaEO and 81. LoUis express
lily 90 ? m.
siRSoEiy sSS ,,99, a 9 daily sepn.
emily, ll.Oo =. n. daily eToopt Sandy. 4 Il
70, 20 p. N. daily,
IiSias lsaVs SesEsa ssrsS, station,
~ L ~, PhaisiS, pnis % ?. IN. daily, ToG
berg ESQ and LOO A. III. daily, excsns 5nn.
dsyl sloa n. on Sunday oniyi LBi end ia
Pils:9arE. ohisaEo and NJ Louis srprss,
Trains fof Nnpipysoa-Kaavu rhn,Ss.
phiA, daily, ~ o., la.oo, sIl 90 3. ~, 1870
q S6 q a0o' @, aAss, Gse, ala, 1919,
:. 5 !: IA 'ssGsps sunday, LSs S.sS =. n,
sHndsyl only, as an.
Express trains
RATES TO WESTERN PorRrs LownR RHAn
VIA ANY OrHnR LINn.
". n. DIaEME WrR q. O.sUuI,h
oen1 MAhAGeF. ganT Pea AEss,
relenhona Mo taA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08
FALL STYLES.

Our Fall styles are now ready, and we
can confidently cay that never before In
Wilmington has there been such large
and complete line OF fine footwear shown.
Il includes everything required by LAdies,
Gents, Misses, Children, Boys aud Youths
In reliable goods, and "a very important
consideration) are sold at such low prices
az to bring good shoes within the reach
Of all.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

PniLADELFuIA, Monday Oct. 5. lsss.

rs HzLfReII a Mtng as IS
hksLy TO HAPPEN in staple
dress goods-65 cent col.
cred hsaOy sOeiglt French
CaSkmereS at so cents.
Cashmere prices don't
flop around. Goods that
every woman knows and
wants, and knows the worth
of. Fifteen cents off a yard
of this grade is like taking
It from a gold dollar.
Scary times for some max
ers or you'd never hear of
these Cashmeresat so cents.
OF course there are plenty
,of so cent Cashmeres, but
they're the so cent kind.
Here you have a lust right"
grade, 38 inches wide, right
in weight, finish, dye, dura.
bility, and IN more than fly
eolors, including all the
sought-ior shades.
Not q whisper Of The
makers rame-that's in the
bargain. No matter; it sticks
out in every yard. Quality,
quality, QUALITY, Nothing
better of the weight comes
from any Cashmere looms
in the world.
A largish lot to begin with,
but no merchant can ever
have half enough IS cent
Cashmere at so cents.
Northeast of centre.
The handsomest Matching
OF Colored HenTiettas you'll
find anywhere Silk-and-
wool-all DOL Every grace
and goodness that ever gets
into these exquisite stuffs.
Northeast ofcentre.
Muslin UnaeyaOeay is Pleas
antly Jixea on tie second
fOor, hanay to nine easy
st1ir10ays and four qHtek ele.
gators.
We haYe put some fresh
got surprises with the bar
gain lots turned up by n ov-
Ing. A little house-warmIng
Another batch OF Fruit OF
the Loom Drawers and
Chemises at 25c, "Fruit"
Chemiae, with lace at neck
and sleeves, 3oc.
Chemise, good muslin,
Hamburg edge on neck and
sleeves, 40c Square neck
Chemise, pretty embroidery,
Csc.
Muslin Night Gown, yoke
with Hamburg inserting,
Hamburg at neck and sIee-
yes, 81. Night Gown, with
4 rows lnse ring on yoke,
edged neck, front and slee.
" s, SI.I5
Coo Woven Cotton Under
skirt at 35c Domette Fan
mel Skirt SOC.
scarlet and black gray and black
blue and black
An All-Rool Underskirt,
gray, with scarlet blue, or
black border, Soc.
Women's All wool Cardi-
gan Jackets, plain and
striped, 81 and 81 25,
Nurses Aprons, large
size, IS and CSC; better up
to $3.50.
Pillow 5hams, 75c to S2I.
Home work don't count
against such prices,
Second floor, Juniper street side. -Four
elevators
We want you to know an
Umbrella that 10 m ade for
us by a famous old local
maker. The best Umbrella
we have ever seen for the
money. "Trueworth" is the
name stamped on each tie.
1t fits the facts Silk about
as near I'M wear out.able as
can be had; finest English
natural sticks; par a g o n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

Az bargain, 9-room house, with con
venienoaA- Only $3.50 required down
AITly TO ". Scott Vernon. thip nfSaa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08
TIE AEILSAHB' sAVIR0 BANK,
NO. sea MARHEE STREET.

LAooRfoaAFHD.s ssss,.sssssRBRuARY q, lS1s
Open 70 TsesiVs deposits daily Rrom Q An,
anti p. n, and on Tuesday and sAtuFdAy
sYentngs nom 70 o'clock
The charter o. the bank provides thAa the
profits upon Its Investments, eEoept al MAJ
~ 10 required fer the payment OF nsoessafY
expenses and for suitable surplus for ths
security OF depohtors, shall be divided
anon the dspOGitora.
No manager 10 SLOWED 70 borrow any pAit
Of the tunds deposited with the Cooperation.
MANAGERS.
george ". Bush, 3. Allen HIliea,
". Wssle Wsidin, Alexander J. HaTt,
Geo. y. OApallA N,R, Benson,
UhRs. W. Rowland Job a. Jeckaon.
Jos. l.. Carpenter, IT., Anthony Higgins
Henry y. Dufa. Washington HautlnB1
MONEY LOANED ION MtjRT4AuRn,
Ono. W. BusH, Quo, 8, UAPHLLM,
President Vice Peaidant,
E. 7. TAYLOR, Treas urar.
law nv Ioa. m. mATHHa AudftoS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08
EdWardMelChiOT
ga King Street.
1 have received large line OF hShink
tackle which I am selling at
the lowest prices.

SlOln1Od ash rods, 10 Ota.
q lotnt00 ash rods, no Cts.
lolnnoo bamboo rods plain. -
3 loIntsd bamboo rOas, plata, o
Its.
4 loInSed bamboo rOds, plain, 20
Ot8.
. lotntea bamboo Fodm, reel, land
and guides, 81.
lOtnted bamboo rods, reel. lano
and guides, a1.a6.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rodl
reels from CSC TO $500. Come h
the oldest established house in Delaware.
al4 KING STREET. Send for price lisi
OF base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-08

DOsIT1vB PUBLIO SALE oVeBuILn
- Ing Lots ana one dwelling house. on
SATURDAY, ouroBBR 10, lSss,
Ats o'clock. D, M,

ON the premises.
Nos 1. 2, 8 and I, on north side OF Qilpin
avenue, between Adams and jackson SIS.
each 2txlbe r.
no. ., on vast side Of Adams St, north OF
dilpin ave aini 7bxl0z Il.
NO &, on east gia . OF Jnoffon 50 north OF
0ilpin avs, sfsi 2tKieo II,
rhsgs lota are replsndidly situated for
building puFpohsa, are euTbod and paved,
and surrounded BY me Residences. The
DWELLING VIII Dc sold 81 about 9 p. m. and
10 No. lo03 VaABuron St /, has rooms. bath,
gss, atairWayB, &s tn good order; situated
opposite the nGW phk and IL desirAbl
hems Rents we'll aluAYg.
Terms made hnfWn BY
VIM. j. FISHER Agent
os,e,e,n,n 6o2 MARKET street.
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POubanttk "a

- A.
FERrILIzER FOR WHEAT AMI
OTHER FALL DROPS AM
OF anything requiring quick 1routh 49,.
~, =. s.iieo, The POUD aETfF A. '1 ,l,l
N III ~ !. o. the best quality and WrG
I u w tnAt tends TO maize a cool gfovSts n ,uh
fHnnao me possibility Of Them being win o.,
zllleu o. frozen out. We believe and lnleI
= ~. st.tements OF pers ms using f. Thai nv
W. 9etter nor more enduring fertiiiSsr ~
~ ~ s pom the market, being a. il Il Xxx
Esowth ahd large production. me , QUICK
49, uses tew tons OF it insures himssig
k ovfu efop, and = auply repaid for ihs ~.
oasiAy 81 cost. The price being ~ mad pulal
qeashs ~ Ilns should place 1t within IN
We DO not desire % pun Il, but ,Inn,v tn
sihle the truth, and take plea ure in re- h,yr, W
" pereuns who have used II with the ~, i Ik
sieie,, and 70 whom II has given sAtisnar.tdn
AfY it and be convinced, i'iAo' lOh'
Also a splendid lot OF
FISH, SLAUGHTER HOusE AMI
NIGHT SOIL COMPOST
IN good order for shipping In car. n, o,,.,
wise. bend in your orders early, ''''si-
heepectfally yours,
d. P. HAMILTON,
nn ORANGE ST., WILMINGTON, DEL,
or at the mandatory, snreaehe,s Lana
Iot rsIsrenee apply 70 8. Redmond smith
5Hsq., John g., BAtGr, Henry Lenis. ~ II
sl@ on, q. 9. RumioFd, Esd., Dayid Isni ~
John =; Fattsrson, Esq, Frank RodFers
SeorEe W. Vernon, and many others,
j. r. JONE9, Aren't
Alt nl'tu'H -lm col ORANGE ST. eet.
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WOrkllgmGl and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTs
Forty-five Dollars and up
wards.


Over four hundred sold In
the past year. Fine Iocatiea,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every halt hour
within a square of these lots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead-sure safe invest,
ment, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had .
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For Information how to
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD,
Second and Webb Sts., or
THOS. M. OGLE,
602 leg Market st.
au17-8n
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THURSDAY, ooroBEE llth, 1855,

20 HEAD OF COWS, frssh and gS-=.~au,
w forward springari h2@N48
This stock has been okrefully ss.W
lectBd by myself IN Lancaster county, "a.
and arc an extra good lot,
TERMS-Sixty aAyl credit.
Dinner at 1850.
sale Ct 1.30 W,P PROUD
J. q. Robinson, aust. a9Rdkw
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pUBLIC sALR--wILL BE SOLD AT

DUBLIC sALR-WILL BE SOLD AT
u public sale, At the residence OF the sub
scriber on tine kennett PIKE, Christians Hur-
dred, adjoining the LowerBrAndyWihe PresbY-
teriAn church, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1888,
at one O'Clock. p. M,
igood family Horse, quiet and all right; 2
mllch cows; MT pig, 4 lot OF chickens ssa-nnR
corn shelter TelegrAph hay cutter, eul-
uVAtor, carriage and harness, Ter
mAntown wagon, ohe-horse farm wagon, pillow
bushels Of wheat 3 acres 0fcoTn by the shock Z;
hay by the ton, = good Rrludstone, forks,
rakes, etc., good churn, i stove, / pair or
bedsieads and = variety OF other articles.
TERMS. All sums o. el5 and under each; ali
chaser giving = bankAhle note with a. Auproy-
cd endoraer. VIM NJ PARKIH
W, y. LanK, Auet. o4-Std-2tW
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DIR. THEETA
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TODAY


Ladies' Fine Gr'son Kid Button at o. 90;
worth $500.
Ladies' Fine Paris Kid Button, at $500;
worth IS so.
Ladies'Fine Straight Goat Button at g. rs;
worth $3.50.
Gents Fine Handmade, Button, Hook.
lace or Congress, $500;
worth 90 90.
Gents Fine Calf, Hook-lAce. Al the
price Of ~ 90;
worth $500.
Gents Fine Hook-lace and Button, our
price $500;
worth IS 80.
Gents Fine Hook lace and Button, a. the
low price Of $3.50;
real value 90 90.
AL kinds Of reliable foot covering for
man, woman or child for less money
than same grade OF goods can be pur-
chased elsewhere.
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FOR PRECEDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,

HKKRT DUPoNT Of ChristianA.
JOSEPH X. WHITAKER Of East Dover.
JOSHUA II. MARVEL Of Laurel.