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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-05
The Political Outlook.

The Democratic press throughout the
sountry appear 70 be grcwly exercised
about the great hSrm which is being
done the Republican csuee by the
speeches delivered BY tho lfon james
G.. Blaine. 1t goes 80 fur ia its solicita-
ton for the welfare ST die Republican
party that il advises Chairman QISy to
At once withdraw him from tie ssump,
asserting that unless sIIst be douc all
chances,fer the election Of Harrison will
be destroyed. Nevertheless Chuirm an
Quay, regardless Of the cianof, silently
works saying never word. and Mr..
Blaine continues to strike sls'ige ham
mer blows which makes the "pDterrifi-
ed" quake. Tue meeting at the Polo
Grounds in New York on Saturday last
where Mr. Blaine spoke was the great
est political gathering ever seen III that
Cstv, arnuihtude, u is estimated Of over
thirty-fve thousand persons, were pres
cat to hear ana profit by the words oil
pelitical wisdom that fell from the lips
" The great statesman. about whom the
democracy are so solcitous On Sun
day he started for the Wcst and will de-
liver series Of speeches in Indiana,
Michigan and other States, which it is
ssfe to say will accomplish much toward
increasing the majority of Harrison and
Morton The Republican managers
are satisfied with the outlook at present
for beyond question tue prospects fol-
Republican success grow brighter each
day, and when the Republicans are told
lry the Democrats that heir cause is be-
ing injured By certain speakers. it il
safe to say that they feel the effect o
the arguments used against them. There
Is nothing wrong 80 far with our cam
mign. The query, whats the matte
with Harlison2" brings in no uncertain
A-tsero, from IS. sysgEaGs s &c "0h, he, h
right"
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The Chicago News says: "Mr. Red
stone. one of the Labor candidates for
President, has announced his willing
ness to perform the duties of chief mag
istrate of the nation for 5000 a year
should he be elected. 1t will be OBJ
served that this is departure of about
$40, 600 from the present standard.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-05
Carriers
Popular Cash Dry Goods store,
al Market Space, near 9TH Street,
Next door to the Boston Variety Stole.
Washington, D. G..


Cash customers who buy 90 or over will
select one Of the following valuable presents:
4 pair Of large size Pure Linen Damask Tow
els, worth 90; a pair Of silk embroidered
Gorscts, worth Zoe. or half dozen fine uuali-
y Ddmask Napkins worth Use.
SPECIAL CASH BARGAIN.
Ladies' Cloth Sutings, all pure fine wool.
SeM Que yard aud a halt wide. all coIors.
III Henrietta Cnshmeres all pure
-ide double width all colors, real val
b., Our reduced cash Urice IS cents. Cloth
n.ssL and Boys Wear Immense assort-
customers who bny 10 90 or over will
bne Of the valuable presents: 4 large
handsome Bridal Qailt, worth 30; one
Zen fine quality Dam1sK Napkins, worth
y 3d. or two pairs Of large size Pure Linen
)amtsk Towels worth 90.
Twenty years experience selling Dry Goods
0 Cash Customers
CARRIERS,
The Washington aud Charles county Cash
Dry Goods Store
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-05

YOR PRESIDENT:
CEN. BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Of lHduHu
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-05

Chilliuess, dizziness, pains IN the side
and back, sleepiuess, listlessness- a
word, general torpor of the system
all these clearly indicate liver disease
Use Laxador in time and be cured. Sold
everywhere. Price only % cents a
package.
Preserve your baby's health by
promptly administering DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup for the diseases Of early childhood.
Price IS cents bottle.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-05
Strawberry Plants for Fall
Planting.
Home Library Association,
Opport4HaH For Cheap B1oks.

OgportsHdy FOR CheoP Books.
Mr. ?. DeSiles ilowa d is now in our coBn,y
canvassing ttT subscribers to the above ass0-
citation BY becoming member, the assogia-
ton will futnish books Of all standard au-
thors nicely bound and handsomely finished
a prices thatiare simply startling to the read
my public. A large catalogue is furnished
with list ofthe books published by the asso-
citation, and i9e cursory examination We haze
given it shows that it contains aIl tire stand
ard works exhnt. IN addition the ,ss1cialion
furnishes TO AL its members free oil cost q large
book Of 800 pAges that is in itself fully worth
TIE membership tee. II confirms information
Oh almost every known subject and is in re-
ality u condensed enclvcope,im Those Of oar
people on WHOM Mr.. Howard will cali sb0nFd
give him ii he,r.ng and examine Thoroughly
what he repreitnis, ~ snctI Il rare Opportunity
TO obtain che.q books has been seldom offered
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-05

Congressman Truman A. Merriman
D the latest Democratic convert to Har-
risou and protection. He is only like
tle ether true men who have declared in
tie same manner.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-10-05
For Sale or Rent

Hotel for sale or rent, known as the ST.
Charles Hotel For terms apply to
b, f. BURCH,
0 5-et SeIin. Hill, Charles Co., Nd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

NEW YoRKi Nov. 2 AT the oonoia-
sion OF the funeral services over the re-
maine Of John JoeFEhE last TuesdAy q
dis late residence In Hast BrOoklvn
rev. John X. Wagner, the ofieiatIp1
clergy man, beokoned TO Miss Emma
J0Hrger, q daughter OF the dseente 4
man, and 70 Charles BArgst.
They took q place near The head OF
tho nc1in, In which lay tho Rirl's dssd
iAiheF, Joined hands, and then. In tbe
presepos OF the dead aud the assembled
meurneIs, the minister Joined them in
marriage.
,'rhAs, !" said q rolatIvs Of the young
lady, "wee 10 compliance with the
Sishea OF BIT. Joefger All his children
we're married except Emma. she was
unwilling TO leave her father after the
heath OF her mother, although she was
even then engaged 10 Mr.. Bargst.
IL vas Mr. Josreer's Wish that they
should DO married In bis presence.
Last Saturday night Mr. JosrEer a,ked
Emma to visit her siok brother. On
her return che found that her father
had retired 10 his room upslAira, and
when she retired she went 10 her
fAther'B room,
'As she entered the room she STUN.
oled over her fathers body. He had
died Of apopiexy. On tho day Of the
funeral EnmA recalled the oft expreeeed
wish OF her father thHl she ahould be
mAfrled In his presence. She Rpoke TO
MT, Barget, and be consulted With the
clergyman. As the latter approved Of
their wlah they ware married in the
manner described.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

DOARDERs WANTED EVERY
~ thing arst-class. rates Reasonable. No.
z EastThiTd street. O2a-iT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

A strange friendship is described by
correspondent OF the London 6psctA.
tor. A long haired mAstif was KEEP
chained d . watch dog, and when .
ghita fRntail pigeons mate died, 1t at
tsohed Itself 60 the mRsliH, and was
continually with It In The kennel.
When the dog had Its breakfast Of pOr-
ridge and milk, the pigeon Would eat
out OF the bowl At the same time; and
when the dog had finished it would lie
fat or 10 side while the pigeon peTchsd
20 las head aud peeked off the grains vi
cstmesl that stuck TO the long hair
round lis mouth. "Tha only danger TO
tue pigeon Sec m 81 to be that when the
dog rushed out Of the kennel suddenly
to bark It seemed to forget the pigeon,
and We use TO fear that the heavy
chain mieht hunt it, but 1t never wsB
hurt. ThiS friendship lasted mans
yesra, till one OF the two, forget
which, died"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
Uoolns.s orn nnrrlnr.

The remarkable GOODNESS OF n Pitts
burg burglar assisted him 10 eBcape-
He broke Into laundry, ard, while
sorting the garments into o large
clothes basket, WAS surprised by two
onicerF, who appeared ht n window
opening into the yard. TIE fellow
worked 60 automatically and quietly
that the cfieiela thou, BIT that porhapl
BIS was an employs OF the esIahlish.
ment, and they therefore asked him
why be worked Rt 60 late on hour. H
Z Piled: i an Rsttlua the thinRs
ready for tbs girls, Who Will be up soon
70 DO the ironing. 1 Res $40 q month,
an have 20 work swful lard 10 kesp
10Y place Ha then went 10 tho wiG
dow and, putting his arms On the all
said; "My, bus this IL o dlssgresable
oiGht TO he out in. Won d not IKE e.
be In the place Of either of you gentle
men. Won't you came inside and take
a driuh2 / viii omen the wine cellar
for you" The officers starsad for the
kitchen door in the rear part of III
yard and the thief thareupon ads iof
the font door and tsuape1, Carrying
Eith him many OF the garments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

30 strong was the attachment OF q
Brooklyn family fer q psgcAnsry which
recently died, that they determined, 60
the story goes, 70 give the bird an eiAb-
crate burial. Accordingly a regular
ohfin manufacturer eEaa emplnye sd 10
make q pretty and costly basket for the
dooeAaed songster, and the remains
we're depositsd in e As tenderly a. II
they had been those Of human being
The oaskat was then taken up to Hayer
straw, N. Y, accompanied by several
mourning friends. and brlof and novel
funeral service sns held 10 that place,
In regular procession the party marched
TO 9 cemetery, v hero tho grave iiRgsr
bad prepared hole to reoeive the dead
bird. When the tiny box was Pot into
the earth and covered over With dirt.
come appropriate mourneru' tears
were hhsd end then the friends OF the
deca7ed canary wendell their way back
g'ormilg 70 the village and sftsFward
retur i 10 Brooklyn. 30 IL is rtlated
By N ack correspondent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

The following Is from the Star OF T ort
Gaines, which It should BID remembered
Il In that lard OF marve sand Nun
chausens, Georgia: We discovered last
thursday what TO us was indeed a curl.
oeity 10 Is a veri able rain tree. At
O'Clock on Thursday, beneath o cloudless
eEy II was In active irrigation, and again
on Sunday, near the same h bur, we visited
IL uoder similar circumstauc ICES aud foaHd
u SIM doing business At the same stand .
The tree stands about 20 paees inside OF
the cemetery gate leading to The patk.
We were not bo' auiste enough TO know
what kind OF tree II ~, but that It
throws of a continuous mist like rain We
do know. The incredulous can be con-
WINGED by Visi 70 the spot, and Il con
yenient, we Will take pleas arc In acting
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
nallnn rlnna.m.n,...,-.

There ID . very pretty custoa vhioi
the wives OF come Of the fishermen Il
islAudn nepF the coast Of Italy have had
for centuriea.
When evening comes, and while Tho
boats nEe ellll out, they take their knit
llns And their babies 70 the shore. and
there each Ia turn lifts har voice II 4
tune agreod upon ~ . aignAl.
Their Yoioea 70 far out upou the
water, and the flrst singer doss NOT
cease until her own huBbhnd'S voice a..
aWars her. she knowa 10.
No trick can be played upon her,
but WheBthe nnHweE oOmeB she oenEe1
to sing, and r6 oka her child, and Listens
% the others Aa, one by one, they send
their musical greetings, which may be
water. Wv
II she were not answered her heart
would sink like lead, for she would
know that her husband was In trouble
out there or else angry with her.
many yeArB ago there was an old
woman who uaed to 20 alone 10 the
watsr,s edge TO slngi no one ever an.
Her husbands boat went down thirty
years before 10 sudden and terrible
storm.
Bat ona day, a. the strange legend
goes voice was heard, low, sweet and
tender, and the poor old woman olasped
her withered hands and said:
Luigi has replied At last"
The other women, who thought they
heard the volcg, said that the sounds
seemed TO come from beyond the azure
SKY, not from the bosom Of the wave;
pnd the old woman was found dead IN
her bed tho next morning with smile
on her faos.
"Who Knows what God mag psrwi,
70 one who loves we'll and truly" say
the wives Of living fishermen; ''and
Blauol was as good 90 , saint"
Nov and then girls Join the women,
but they only listen, a voice iB raised
that none Of ths wives Answer, but the
girls are mute.
They know who sings. but may not
answer yeti 1t 10 not the custom fol
them to DO 90.
Surely the Italians do pretty things
with life. IL 10 10 necessary thers 10
BE- rloh to be charming.
Every one IL picturesque, Every enc
SINCE. Every one knows how 10 laugh
and 70 CRY. Emotion 10 encouraged, mot
crushed out Of sight.
l suppose the woman Of some cold
CLINE, who waits, In . hideouB sun.
bonnet TO cGunt the fish and Boold her
husband Tor not catching more, may be
very fond Of him ut heart, but she does
not make - pretty q picture ss the
smiling italian wife, slngif e aoross the
water, and kissing her hAI d 8 she lifts
the baby 10 see its fathers beat coma
IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

November this year, says the New Yo,k
Herald, viii probably be relatively a
somewhat milder month over the county
lat least east of the Mississippi than
the October just passed. The unusual
number Of storms which have been NOV
ing for some weeks from the tropical zone
along our Gulf and So tn Atlantic coasts
may account for the cold October as the
indrRugh OF these depressioDs has created
exceptionally strong cold currents from
the region north of the lakes. But the
season for tropical cyclones is now over
As the polar area grows rapidly colder
this month the atmospheric pressure con-
sequently increases there by air drawn In
southerly winds from our part of the con-
tinent
We may hope, Their fore, to have some
Indian summer weather before Decem
ber's biting blasts arrive. This will be
good news to all classes but especially to
hunters, whose iavorite paftime can now
be most sueceAlfully pursued
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
The swsef WORD "Home.~
From the Few Y5rx ubsoYVer.


'Homei It isa charmed vord
Through that one syllable thrill untold
melodies, the laughter OF children, IN
sound Of well known footsteps and ths
voices Of undying eftclion, HoneI j
hear In that word Che ripple OF neNdov
brooks In which knee-deep We waded.
the lowing Of cattle coming M from the
pasture, the sharp hiss OF the soy the
amid thick grass, the orehkInR OF the
nay rack where Nc tFAmpled down the
load. Homel Upon that word there
drops the sunshine Of boyhoOd, and the
shadow Of tender sorrows and the
Homsl
when see Il in book or newspaper
thas word seems 10 rise and sparkle and
leap and thrill and whisper and chaL
Gha pray and weep. 1t glitters like q
shield. IL Springs up like q fountain.
u thrille HE song. IL wrinkles like
: star. IL lesps like q fiAme. II CLOVIS
IKE sunset. II sings like an angel.
Ano II some photographer, urged on by
, spirit from beneath, should sesk 70
oast forth that word from tie language.
the children would come forth and hide
. under garlands OF wild howerS, and
the wealthy would come forth to cover
i up with their diamonds and pearls;
md the kinga would hide It under their
J owns, and after Herod hal hunted it's
lie from Bethlehem TO Egypt, and ut
'arly given mp the search, some bright,
warm day IL would fash from among
he gems. Snd breathe from among the
toEers, and toss from among the
,oronets, and the world would Tsad Il
bright And fair and beautiful and
'esonant ~ bsfoEe, Homel Homel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

IN The Home Loan Association
earned for EIockhoIders Iast year
mot less than seven per cent Stock
in the new series now for sale
Z. I. TAYLOR, Secretary,
oggi2t No, 500 Market street..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

DOARDERS WANTED - SECOND
ID story front room and other rooT a.
lod TstnEli street. M. e.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

The regular meeting fthe Board Of
Trade was held last evening, and was
well attended. The comHiltee on the
new book setting forth the advantages of
W WILMINGTON IS site for manufacturing
purposes, made rep TT, and received
vote OF thanks. TIE distribution of the
books was left with thR committee.
President Taylor ANNOUNCED that he
Won d appoint a delegate ip the National
Board OF Trade, which conVeueS 10 Ohica,
go on November a, 10 itlw days The
committee on harbor were instructed to
look after the appropriation, and see THAT
more dredging is done. 4. Mullin q
So, Henry Pike and Frank Pyle were
elected members
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
ns Felt Asnansa . %, nnarrIsn.

In AlpharsttE on Saturday last Squire
Ludridge was engaged 20 peform q maV.
rtage ceremony. The groom was Alex.
James and the bride Misc Edith 6myth.
While the bridal party stood In the
squire's ofice awaiting the performance
Of the ceremony, Mr.. James excused
himself from the company, aud, mount.
ing horse which he found outside, gal.
lopad away at furious rate. He had
Whispered TO the groomsman before he
1915 that he felt ashamed to get married
before 30 many people. The bride,
With the utmost compoHure. turned to
the Rroomsman and said: lyon helped
70 bring me here, and now you must
take bis place" The groomsmAn readi.
~ did 30 and the marriage ceremony
went on. AT its conclusion the bride
said; when make up my mind to
10 anything ! never let anything stand
In the way"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03


YES, ne loves you now, = true,
Lass with eyes OF violet blue,
Lips SO sweet as honev-dbW,
Bonpy little bridel
WIN he love you ne to day,
When your bloom has a id away,
When your golden locks hre grey
Will his love abide?
Hes, Y 1t Is the true kind II win sur.
viVo all the inevitable wastes and
changes Of life. But,tt ia every vomap.e
desire and duty 10 retain, DIS long as she
can the attractions thai madO her
charming and beloved In y nth. No one
can keep her youthful bloom or euusble
temper II weighed down and suffering
from female weakness and dlaord sra
DE- Piorce'a Favoiite Prescription 10 n
remedy for these troublls. Sold by
druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
rhs Annual Inspsc,lsr,

AdJutapt General Kenney has Is,ued
General Orders No Is, AZ follows:
The annual inspection Of the National
Guard OF TIE State OF Delaware will BE-
held 10 the third week in November, as
follows:
Company /, Laurel Monday evening,
November u, ut 8 o'clock
Company @, Georgetown, Tuesday
evening, November 13, at o'clock
Company b, Milford, Wednesday even.
ing, November II, at o'clock.
Company E, Wyoming Thursday even
Ing, November Is, at z o clock.
Company ID, Dover, Thursday evening,
November Is at 8 O'Clock.
Troop B, First Cavalry, Wilmington,
Friday evening, November 10, at 7.36
Companies A, O, and F, Wilmington.
Friday evening, November 10, at $50
O'Clock.
Company H, New Castle, Saturday
evening, November II, at & O'Clock.
l. The several field and staff officers
win be inspected with the companies 10.
Gated In tho tame towns where they reside
respectively.
Ii. The teveral reglmental and com
pany commander with their resi- ectiye
quartermasters will meet the inspecting
Officers at their several headquarters at 3
O'Clock OF the afternoon of the inspec-
tion for the purpose Of inspecting the
public property In their possession re.
spectively,
III Full and complete rolls of the
members Of the several organizations will
pc Prepared and turned over to the in
speeiing officers at the inspection.
~ General Theodore + Armstrong
is hereby ordered TO make the said I'm.
spection aud will be assisted by Lieutenant
Colonel William 7. Records.
BY order of the Governor:
RICHARD r. KENNY,
Adjutant General.
Official: W, B. MCCABE,
Assistant AdIutant General
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

NYRW CASTLE COUNTY, s. s, THE
IN 5Ate Of 1 elaWaIe. To the SO q OF
-, rev OAltle County, q tnR:
)sTIr whereas, Margaret 0anbl her
Petition % The Judges OF ua 81
perior Court hled IN tbs iueo oi
the Ptothonotary Of the said Court, in and
Tor thu County of Nov Usstl0. for the cause
Of complaint therein alleged, has mRdo ap.
flloGdsn to our said Judges that g dscrO9
may be pronounced GiWoIving the marriage
txiafing between the Petitioner AND her huE-
band, Henry q. Gamble, VIC Therefore COM
mand you, AZ you have been heretofore eOu.
msnded, that you sum mon HonTy u, GAM
bic so that he be and appeaF before the
Judges Of our ga i'd Court A. the next term
thereof, TO be held 1t Wilmington, on MON
DAY, the twenty sixth day Of November
neX6, 20 hnsWer the allegations Of tho said
Petition according 70 tho Act OF hssara
2 y, II sn-h ossa INSIDE and providld, ard
elzo t. 90 sad reoaivo what the said OcuFt
shGll then aaA there consider ooEosfDinH
him Ia this b 'hHli IS IN the Court sha seam
maol and consistent With the proVialOnB OF
the gaid CT OF Assembly
And hAva yOu then there this witt.
Nttnass, III Honorable Joseph r. Come
avs, tfqu.r5, At " iImiuFton the second day
OF October, A. D., eiR hteen hu dred and
eighty eight GEO. A. max ELL,
Fronshon notary.
Issued OotGb7r 18Th, 1888.
The above Is q true copy Of the original
Writ GILES IAMBs01.
o2O,27,nalC-at shsrin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

| h M - - lG,K0DMED aUusr.
" ps;'s w "a water with bath, iFsnt
n l IA TX, Nv mouth. Also, 4 fiVs.
" s'~ H94s porch, 81 per u onth,
r. J, FORD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
Opsnins water uOur SEES,

Atboon yesterday bids vera opened
10 the Uni cd States EnRineIr's ofiioe h
this city for DREDGING two ihland vnteI
couEEes, one OF them being Mispiiiou
creek that divides Kent Md suseeT
counties. The bids for drbdaipp thir
creek were % fOiiowsi American Dredq 4.
Ing Company, PhllAdelphih, 88 cent?
per oubio yard Atlas Dredging Uom.
pAnyl 3bK cents; Frank o. Bonaers.
Camden, N. j., 80 cents.
The othsE water cause Ma for Is 4
channel connecting tho water OF ASA
woman bay with Indlan River bsy,
Oel.s and Ia Q part Of tue Inland water
sad psisTsIs S bay HosT s~ "es x Ths
bids for this part OF tho work were A.
follows Frank q. Bomers, bamdep, N.
j 30 csnts . cubic yardj p. Sanford
RosH, jersey City, N. j., 70 penis; Balti.
more Dredging Company, Baltimore,
Ma 10 oentai Atlas Dreiglng OoEa-
panys Wilmington, Del, "a cent?;
American Dredging Oomphny, PhIla.
delphta, 81 cents; Lemuel e, KILLER.
Cape May, N. j., az cent?.
The available appropriation for Mis-.
pillion Creek IL only 5000. but Tor Al.
aawomAn and IndiGn River bay oban-
mel Il Is tSI geo. The cost Of the latter
work would be about 500, 75b at the low.
est pid, as II e estimated hat 460, 600
ouDio ystds Of soil would have TO be
removed. The proposed channel IL
I9ur mlies long, thirty feat vida and
six fest deep below low water mark. II
III oe seen that the AllRs DredRing
company OF this city 10 next to'the
lowest bidder for both coutraots, Tho
BIDS will all be nent 10 WIshinRton- ~
General Smith with recoInm 81 dstion
for one Of thu bidders, and Is general
rule such recommendations are CON
Cured In AZ Washington Whoever
gets the work It is expected that opsfs-
tons Will be commenced this fall and
The work completed next srIrInR,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

eiGlti. : PLEASANT sEuoNn
sls,s,4 III ,'siy mont rooms Al "a
1s-A'uAlhs etc. o5p Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

t,s.j n ~. fiNk RUOM FOB A
1lliss, = ~, ~ hAEkuos5 building. iotb
pay HI ,S' y Apply 70 IL, Mo