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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-10-26

HEwN TIMBER.
New classification. Timber placed on
the market will bring 0 to 10 C per cubic
FOR 100 feet average, and chasing b. |
S3ou' Common and poorly manufacture
ed not wanted.
SAWN TIMBER,
Sawn Timber brings 10 to IL cents per
cubic foot, on basis OF ID feet average, av-
quality.
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When ii rains il pours.

Be sure that you vote 70,
Cleveland and Thurman.
DIR. W. A., Cox is now to be- fouud
at his drug store, unless professional.
" absent.
Mr.. Frank Rogers, one of Dlu0
creeks true Democrats called TO see
us Tuesday.
county surveyor lives IN
Harrison county now. Don't that va
cate the office?
-lr0t. D.. E. Sutton and family
have moved into the Lovett bouso nm
faS9agoula street.
The town has been crowlcd this
week with the gentle, meek and loud
moutlcd drummer.
We had a powerful heavy rail-,
Monday. 1t was a regular soakcr.
gully washer, log mover.
The United States rcycuuo cu,,o,
Seward, is here in The river to he
na"'e" out on Blanchard's shin WAYS
for repairs. 2rsH'' Wy"
Ar e. j. Cowart, of the firm or
C"wart " Bro, commission mor-
chants, Mobile, was in town Tuesday
on business.
III taxpayers did not meet Mon.
""y ana nominate a candidate for tax
assessor for This county. The field is /
open FOR a scrub race now.
Mr., IL. f. Pickett returned VOL u
hesday night from a few DAYS hunt in = y
'"' DICK country. The party killed A
'nrce deer and seventeen turlcys. B
,1oAWO'rry plants should be put J.
out THIS aud next month. The nI,,,s r
WIZ have a firm roofing beG,rn Tho q,
c"'deSl weather, and be less liable ,n A.
Oc 'Irown from the ground by frost T.
democrats, don't fail to turn nm, J.
Monday at 70 o'clock al the Conrt Is,
,'''so to near Hon. E. J. Bowers. our
: residential Elcctor. lie is a fine da
'a'ker, and instructive. tn,
Mr.. Willis Ovcrstrce,. og E,,. ga
bayou gave us a call "Wednesday ond
" for subscription 70 rhc
cRAr-STAR. Such favors are
"s"'! appreciated by us Just abou,
now. "oou'
Hat
MI Ihos. a. Pankey. who vos 66op
sured last July in attempting 10 Sea-,
'mP from a moving train liza Bay
'ay from the effects of The wounds
'e"ocr II sympathics to his br.
'''So parents and relatives.
MI Geo. W, Wilkes, of The Biloxi strc,
dropped in Tuesday to cha, Sen,
.r nc Is looking much fatler Than
' lie says The Hs-ald is in PR
perOus condition, and some d.,, Do,
~. ~"ii'lOhalre. mont
~, W. H. J%eruagan, our po-t door Dec
ui,a besides having all kinds of scIr,
rs, confectionery has the a
NJ anu latest oysters In ,own. Ora
p'p us shop aud try a few on hale ziO'
=. ne also fills orders for fami. Sea'
Oh short notice.
'eS' Father Victor Ballv. n,s,o, os For
scranton Catboli. .bn..h aud q
sa' may night for St. Mary's College. Liver.
10 accept a professorsInp e'"r, :
alive % Father G. A. Oliver, ~ sls
oa', Hississippian, is now mas. oSpec'i
scranton Catholic church. dauon
feeial election Mondsr 10 al The
J " The city council was a very ~
.,s- aud no one seemed 10
Interest IN the candidates e" AW'
: Altman aud Charles n cessiui
A. were the only contestants r'skell
following result: Altman lc,s =,
NJ CAN'T A.
''a 7. BOurges, fornlorgr .f Try tow
Ou' now Of Chauanoora. ".laens'
i've Us a pleasant call ~ ""nce,
4 was lOukiBg in saIesd;d and trl
re- s'oke in the highest terms soiiciic.
A. 10'ae anil It's enterprlaar WI
\, ~. Hourgcs likes he sc or auy :
'enis % sisial next sum nsrrct Il
us family. very bus
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Mobile { OHIO R,R,
TIME SCHEDULE.
Effective on and after Oct. 9. 1898

An~o o - IRAiN-DepaTts daily fun q r,,
49, ohioh Depot at. .............. o.5n n ~
| MTypn Tu,s '''s"'..s...... 49,. 5f5 a n,
"a darp hhAlNICaIrying passengers Sun1o,S
TsttP.aug ueparts from Freight Depot Beante q a u i
AtTivos 80 ......... 5.45 a ~,
| Ht1upo~ S.o5 - -,
iIninn ACtoANoDAHoN-TTaiu leaves fran,
patnrvs DviPot Az .......s... l1n =
AAT,brnh leaves Chronicle at. ......., 200 ~
az .ioole ''.'...'."........ s.l5 d, m
mann Boudoir aud Pullman poIaac
sleeping Care from New OrIaama ","ce
ndlan to st. Louis, and Pullman Cars fr nin,
Junction Points. "eo'iohS at
NOT tnSough trains connects in Union De.
pu,, %. Louis, Mo-, with all trains for tLe
principal cities OF the West, Nortbwe ene
etc For ra ,9iil information as to rates, routes,
j: B. FORSYTH. Ticket Act.
battle House Ticket office, Mohifo"l,
j. L. G. CHARLTON, G,P. A. o' ana
january BLESS. ae.r
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-10-26
Trees!
Fruit Trees!!
ShannOndaIc Nursery,
OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS.
OCEAN SPRINGS, MISS.

All persons in need of Fruit Trees. Grano
vines etc. this fall can get the best varis.
lies at very low figures from tLo nbo~o
Nursery right here at home. mis- is q
nome industry, and as such the -patronao" a
OF the Gulf Coast is solicited, feeling cn9-
ndent our fruit trees will rive enire satis.
lactlon. We make the Pear and Crane omr
'peclaities' and could not ask better no.
'uits than we have had this wear AdJrasa
August 10, 1888. o, D.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-10-26
MOSS POINT
DEPARTM
LOCAL
JUsTICE COURT.

OLIVER WOOD, JUSTICE OF II PEACE.
Regular terms of Justice Court for Dis
trict No. 3, every second and fourth Sat
urdaY in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-10-26
Churches

METHoDIsT-Rev. j. p, Drake, pastor.
Preaching every Sunday. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
PREsBYTERIAN-Rev. ID. o. Byers, pas
tor. Preaching every Sabbath, Pray or
meeting every Wednesday night.
Preaching Mt Scranton every third Sun
day at 4 p. m.
BAPrIsT-Elder o. ID. Bowen, pastor.
Preaching first Sabbath in each month
md Saturday night preceding.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-10-26

-hheR Yuu want oyster circulars
auy ~ Or Kind o. jab printing don't
forgct That This Office is able 10 ia the
very best Of work
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Quarterly Meetings.
FOuRTH ROuNn

Battiosburg at Hopewell. Novomh0r =,
Ppoplaryille at Purvis. 'o"iOor ~
ocean Springs at o, SPRINGS 90 70 10
SSeashore at Biloxi. s' % II
D"9 OF. Louis at Bay St. L., " o. -
L. s. WEST T. II
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-10-26
1880 ACRES OF LAND
FOR SALE.

situated in Harrison County. Misssissin.
pl, 9ear The line of the Gulf il Shin Isl.
ana fallroad, and about five miles From
the Gulf Coast. RUFUS o ELLIOTT
Ootoha,,o ,o,o Corslcana, Texas.
~ - 1900 33-2m
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Job Printing at this Office.
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JOE
sSPRINTfNGa

DONE Al rHIs OFl1cE.
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WANTED.

Local Notices 10 Cents a Line for Each Insertion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
I.aho IapsIlo1r,.7 INN or,

CLEVELAND, Dec. 6.-The Iron Trade
Review will say tomorrow while
1856, which marked the thiftieth year In
the history OF the Lake Superior iron orc
district, witnessed the largest shipments
aud sales and the smallest proportionate
surplus up 20 that time, and while the
year 1887, which showed an increased
production over 1885 of32 ror cent and
an advance IN sales VI As per cent Was
thought 70 have capped the climax, /
has remained fur the year 1855 10 exceed
all previous records iu every respect men
toned. Tho pgoluetion has exceeded
that OF the big year, L 81, BY D per cent
thC sales Of 1855 Tor lower lake delivery
have topped those Of 1851 by nearly 10
Der cent, and the paltrY amount o. l0f,-
500 tons Of ore remaining uusold at lover
lake ports % the close Of navigation rep
reseuts merely odd lots that have accu.
mulated at vafious points and are not
readily sllcablo.
1.-THE Feicentsge OF uDsold ore, despite
The heaviest receipts and the large
amount remaipiug On dock. is the loSest
within lhe plst six years. In other words
the stoeSs are practically cleaned up
Ashtabula has received more than Cleye-
land this season, and BunAlo's ieedpts
increased from 2S,L90 tons In 1851 TO
240. coo tons in 1883, on account Of the
demand ior Lake Superior ore In the
East
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
A usrn From INC Eeculta.

MEssRs EDITORS; / wish to oorrect
report that is being spread around by
some that We (The Heavenly Recrulis)
have lett this city, AID are no longer
holding meetings, This is a mistake;
we are SIN worshippirg in room B Cav
thrJp building, Fourth and Shipley
streets, and meetings arc being held every
night At 7.45 AID on Thursday after.
Aoou at three Some have said that we
preach false do ctriue. We are only
preaching Jesus aud Him Cucided. We
have no other discipline but tho bible to
which we cling very closely, and desire
see pc pie saved from sin We teach and
believe in q four fold Gospel, Christ, our
/ 5aviOHr from sin, Christ ouT sane .ifer,
Christ our coming Lord,
This Is nothing more than every
rue disciple Of Jesus believes W,
intend ty Gods help to continue Gu and
4 we desire that The people should under
/ stand that we love Jcsus and are l,gia
/ Tor him. These meetings are held cgcl.
/ vi BIT u which al are invited, ta'ut an
/ sinner. We de3iro to sec souls saves
and ask each CHILD ~ God 10 pray Tor If
/ sc remain yourS 10 JCsus, lGTc and i
1 true christian fellowship
THR HEAVENLY FaCEtTls
THOMAS ]. J. WBIGET, III Charge
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

THERE IL oonslderAbls oonplAlnt on
ihsaeRri Of hOusskeepars and 0tAaEs-tn
reference 10 she peddlers win whish
lhla oily IL infested. Soma Of thsse fl.
nsTants deal In mA,osas or Wr;hns
papers, while oihers havs tlnEAros bed
clothing, clocks, pictures, and In fast
almost svsry lhing that IL likely 70 be
medal IN . family. II is extremely
snnOgIoE 20 = W0mAa wac Il busy With
hsg 10 EoEk 10 be called 20 The door
haR = dozsp o. mora tines O Day -
answer the5e callA, AID then frequently
DO subjected 10 impsssluepss bssAulb
sh0 rs'useI 10 puFohESa Very few Of
bhsIe ps3diees have hoeuSes, and those
Who HAYS are required by lsE 10 oarFy
then 90 tday can be sA0Wn - any one
HhO may req 1lFs them 70 do 80. Has,
Y the polite Will losk uD every one OF
ih6se iiln rants Who cannot pEOdues .
license, vs. will s05B BE- rid OF . most
in,olsrAb bic HulBAace, Whi3h seems 70 be
teily inNeAJtpg
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
The Bull in a China Store

He came in very dignihed,
looked around and saw such a
full stock that he did not know
where to begin his duty Of
smagning China, so he said he
would depart if we promised
him one thing, and that was to
make a smash ourselves by
letting goods drop about 10 per
cent. all around, so our immense
line Of
Chamber Sets, Tel Sets,
Basque Figures, Vases,
Bone Platey, China Berry Sets,
Fruit Plates JsrdineTes,
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
And all fancy Glassware will
be dropped accordingly.
lfyou want anyRogers' goods
or Table Cutlery or a good
Carving Knife and Fork come
and see us.
Pick out what you want and
we will lay it aside for you until
wanted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

Tan ho'idsy season Il les. Appr3Aeh-
l0g and our business men and mes.
chants vao Slsh 70 DO good baslnsss
theald rsnsm5eg thai tho only way 10
aoSonp PLAZA tha, cad 10 By jadlOlous a.
v5saslBg, NV, probably mere than
81 any osheg tims Of the ysaT, people
Sslv1h tte advertising ooilmoh for the
purpose OF learning WhAt can be bad
Tor Ohris,mAA and those UeElhAuts
Who fail 70 lei tbs public knoH whEl
Ihsy have ior sac ca1no, expso, 70 40
- maca badness - ths'r salAr7rislnE
ssl ghb0EL. This REPUBLICAN il read
iAily by al least twenty thousand per-
s'nS, AID as iss advertising rates are
sss than hAli Q cent line for cash
housAnd, 81 is the cheapest and bsas
Medium Of rsaohirg the people. /,
Should not be forgotten that shose Who
make llb.tsl uss Of pT,RtsJ's Ink are
81 says the Bsost Suoossltul IN busiRess
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
sslURuAY. DEUEnBEE 8. 1888.
NOTICE.

This paper is printed on 3
Scott Wenb Perfecting press,
with a capacity Of "a ,0O0 copies
printed, folded and counted in
co minutes. 1t is the second
press Of it's kind in Delaware
and the purchase was necessita.
ted owing TO the REruBLlcAN's
increasing circulation. Come
and see II in operation,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
The James & HQ!nsiIQH

See this extract from New York paper,
reporting q sale Of second hand pianos on
5th avenue:
"a strong proof OF the durable qualities
"of the James * HolmsLrom Pianos Is the
Charge prices they bring, alter years OF
'wear, In the auction room. Not long
"sluce James IL Ilolmsttom brought
$3.50. Two others OF that make, $500
each"
This aflef from twelve to sixteen years
wear.
We can show you ZONE well contested
medals. won strictly on merit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

that means here-short work
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle
Holiday Book host ready.
December Book News
picks each book up and
weighs the worth OF most a
them for you. re pages,
illustrated, foy sc.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
john WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

II THE msuSers Of o5un9yi WIN re-,
iuns1 70 payh bill, olnRAoIsd BY the
Mayor Of this nlIy Ia the performance
Of his sW1rn duty, read the phpsrs CT
thia oily yesterday, 1hsy no doubt came
10 'hs cou9luAl1n thst alyhough they
we're sls,'ei by sae people to irAnSAo
thasE ba'inss1, shcsa sans poop have
made up 'ae,r n,Dds ihAl they have
s!gnAiiy failed In me -. orasuls Of
thAl day. This ia3i IL sll tue more
apparent Easn /, ls kaosa taat souae
o. sheB5 very man Wh1 opposed psyluR
tLls gill hIi vOiei GgEllsl Il, gsrs
credited Wien 80 COMMITTEES msaunz1,
hmounl'pF 20 tl9. on the psy roll WHOM
WAS pfCaty tld Tgasidsy evening. Tiers
we've bui % ,Wyrk.U g days IN iasi II N Z
sod lhsi -$uaii Rtss one and bal
committee nesting s5r each one. b.
even this would moi be % bad &. yas.s
WAS aay ihlrg to vhlH iot ,hstr "a gas.
isss, 6as As sbsir does not sesm h hsv,
oesu anything dous, the paol, vii
naturally ornel1de t1ai tasy INST am
adjourned several huss Of a. evening
Tor the sEFE7st % pg5s q Masking !hl
fees.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

And see what beautiful
presents they are going to
give away. You have e
chance Of receiving one By
simply buying a pair Of
shoes.
We offer special bargains
in ell kinds Of shoes. Come
and see our goods and
prices and he convinced that
we can give you as good
value Tor your money as
you can get anywhere in
the city.
One handsome gold watch
and chain, one French clock
and q beautiful baby coach
are the three articles that
are to be given away.
They are now on exhibition
Ia the window of the great
Boston Shoe Factory
No 2 WEST SECOND ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

Wells there IL no doubt EhEisger
buI sdgs Ball 10 pEetliiug In = tAlF
aud impAE ih manner ever tho Mual-
olpis OOari, Sni meil8g ous sire IS.
ills TO all offenders, there Il SO! SINE
lhlaz iurLhsr that q be can do Il, will
raise him ssill hlshSs IN ,hs aslimsIlol
Of The psogle fuAi sJm5ialng 10 10
ascertain who lhey are Aad puallh the
men Who sell liquor 10 hIb.,usl dunk.
ards ssolion IA, aha0isr AIS. q shs
LAws Of Delaware, naksi u n nisde-
msAnog, punishable VITA . dns OF no.
less thar Il ty nor more shan one hau.
Died dollars, 10! Aay persln 80 sell or
give AHAy liquor a. any time 81 =
mlLOr, Insane person, hAbituA drunk
Arb, or 10 any person 81 The time lnl5x .
Gated" NV We toiuOs aup 5-ss there
iB Biugls saloon kesp1r ia Ihis city
that doss u1I know "Nsidy" Gulyey,
JJhu M4gulrs, ihe thsss Hacks, and .
hOsl o, othsrg Va COn'd name, as msn
who osunnl c9a'r0l ;nsls hppsh:ss, n
other words haIl,uhl dEuukAFdg. Bal
thsy do nJs hNy3 any trouble Ia lb
hAAAAAh HA fAN AAAA'h ivy FAaAHi AAN
are no sooner rsl5ah,1 fr3m 81 thar
they are dFuJk sgAlu, NV 4 Jajg'
BAH will tsbs via m}Slsr in hand, AM
Bes, ~ isr 81 IL IL 10 bic po ger so 10 d.
that the MAJ Ebo SCI qa2s 20 sush .
thasa sra prosecuted he gil' T55etvs th
thAnk5 Of oil laE.ADldtng 0lt'zlns. a
sAloOu keeper who cannot, or will NOT
Obey iha pr0vist.n ms OF tins lss IL 80
q psrson TO have llosRsa Every ~
plloAnl kuD 70 o. sh1lii kugF WhAI ID
Law TelAliag 70 ihe sAle oI iutOK'Jsi'n
bauofB Is, and the fat ,hss hs h.ss hi
application Is a pg1miBa on his paFl y
obey those Ia -. In shis sOuueaHoa
should not be forgotten that there
also provision IN ihs Law Vhioh say
thAI = second conviction for : vlolBHJ
shall cause 3 forfeiture OF ths Ilcslsl
and tbs pers0n 50 Of Ldiag Cannot II
Gslvs . license foF lW0 years A'IerWaF
We have Boil3leBs Law 'oE the govern
msnI OF lha iqulr n fiji ), and al =
nesd 10 10 hAvs u strictly en- orIe5, %
basfei up with high hoenVe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

Al THIS season Of tbs year the ssIlAE
81 police sTa;ton Is AI.ed every nlsht
with lGiEaEs, the msj ,risy OF whom ere
nothing mora than Common, drunk=n
bans, 5til, although !hey are tOH Ald
dsoAsed, II Should NOS be iorglti IN IhLt
they are human beings, and II see o.
hard that they are Obliged 10 lie on the
srcU1d, and then be Iurned out Ou a
cold, frosty morning. Without even g D,
much 81 cut OF hoi c5ff3e. Nov W.
do moi favor furnishing ihsBs msR VIA
lo;glug and 0Ieak 'Lst Without soBO re-
oonpsnso 90 Their pAr', and We we're
under the Impression ShAT the A4soi
Als1 Clarifies hal made an arrange.
ms1t Wiih the rsst and Saver Do
phrimsni lAai season, whereby some.
thing o. sais kind could DO dOas. Ta5
Baudag Breakfast Association In PhilG.
delphla has d5ae = vast dsAi OF good 10
shat Oily since iia Organization, and VIZ
thlnk some plan could be carried lniC
effect in thls oily, 81 very lliile II AnJ
e0a', whereby thsGe uniottu aAtea ooull
be eaEo'si 10 DO glnsihlng 70 pay 10:
lodging sad 5rsEk ar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
THE hAZlETON

10 world renowned. We would Ike to
show you one a. our Philadelphia ware
rooms, which has bees in constant use
for eighteen years, and Is row as clear
and perfect as any new plano.
Then we have the finest kind of tes-
iim1BiRl from General Harrlson. our
President-elect, who had Hazloton Plano
for fourteen yeara, and who takes a new
Upright to the White House.
What better authority can you desire!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

Parker has Just received smother .o
Of gisGs En1 csses, which 10 IL preaars
10 sell a. reasonable prices EcEg0l
-ao VI % 20 pur0baRG sEoJli os.! q
80 iC3 EAsl &c Oud ttTe6t, Sug ting
lug he SEys thty cannot be snTpAssed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
wAuAmASnHu.
II is based on evidence.

The unanimous verdict Of
the critics that for Dress
Goods of every sort-noYel
or staple--the best stock in
the land Is here.
A Dress Pattern, with
garniture, in a box. The box
may be a delusion and a
snare-or it may be conven.
lent and advantageous That
depends.
Our method Is to put e
label on each pattern with
the price and quantity of
both, plain and trimming,
plainly marked. In every
case the quantity Is ample
tor a full sized dress. Your
notions and ours may differ
at the quantity point-but
you are not left in the dark
about it.
Another thousand dress
patterns are neatly put up
in handsome boxes and are
on sale to day. The coun
ter ends where the Dress
Goods section touches the
main aisle are bright with
them. It's a handy scheme,
easy to look at aud com
pare, snug to carry, neat
form for a holiday gift How
often the value OF a gift Is
increased by the form OF its
coming. The margin be-
tween a bro Rn paper parcel
and a Robe box is very
wide.
THIS particular lot of Dress
PatteTnsin boxes Is by far
the choicest offering of the
sort we have ever made.
Fifteen prices, So to SI6.75.
Ground materials, powder
grains, serges and stripes.
Garnitures. plalds, checks,
stripes Of wool snd silk cut
and uncut velvets and plush
es; very rich jardlni6re
stripes in plush; very many
high novelties.
Almost every Christmas
list has some place for one
or more Of these boxes
every one a bargain.
The terms upon which we
will sell Music Boxes thit
season ought to remove al
doubt, silence all cavil. Her,
they are:
HoN may select gOuy bot
gi0s ii a TAR b7ai for sirE
days Iyom date Of buychase
and then, If JOu haze an
reason 10 be GisbieaSsd, en-
! change IL foy another, or 70
9 either goods, or rsceiVe BAT
. 1oHr money.
{, Oaly absolute eonfdenc
< in our music box stock "a
IS Swiss, principally Geneva
= and your fair criticism couI
Z induce this offer, which hold
10 good ON music boxes col
/ this month. Prices, So I
. $500.
ls Does not apply to to
,e music boxes.
n | Rasernent eaat side
Is Quite different are Il
q : terms for music on the hot
d. or live stock music. Canal
i is birds. The first company
Il a thousand arrived yestel
d day. All from the FIar
re Mountains, and every bird
y, "a selected singer, II sing,
Gs not a peep, a chirp, and
k K siEug &c ior a few notes, b
each a warbler, free, brig
and joyous. Price 81 {
+ Your selection must be iu
ny made In the store, as
ger bids will be received ba
.~ or exchanged,
ley Basement, west side.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
The Earand { Votel OIgar

is now Acknowledged by honest competl-
tors to be the leading organ, and we pre-
dict for their Electric Organ (Which VIC
VIII invlte you 70 see very Soon), the
greatest boom ever know Ia the musical
trade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

JUDGR BALL is worthy 81 commen.
dHhon FOR iha siaad he has taken 10
references to po'ioa I'll evs serving war
rams Il has long bsea the custom,
Whera person tsAS knaHn 10 The III
Ger, 70 merely read WarrApI and 70.
quest him 70 appsAr 81 = GerlIln time
This WAs contrary 70 the order OF the
oouEl, IS expressed Ia .hs words Of ths
warrant, Whloh commands Ias offi ser
10 "pr1duoe" the body OF s5s person 0
oouTL Uaise the old euston it va
optional with the eflser WheIhsF b.
took The person In ousiUdy or NOT, and
the mere iAoI thai be mads gsluFh on
she warrant shat II had bseu served hA,
hsfeioiers bsea dssusd sun olsu l.
JadgA Ball, however, says thAt Ib!s Il
not sCfii iient and IAAt When En oiiioel
IL entrusted with . warrant hs mus
bring sac person, no mAheF who no G
she may b., or vast Iheir station, b.
fore she court, when they eau be 70
Leaned on their own FsoogniBAnes, or b!
furnishing ball for IasIr appearance
This is no aou5t rlahl, and VIII be ia
mesns Of breaking up custom shs
has already sIissi Ioo long.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

We have special bargains In MASON & HAML
ESTEY, PALACE, SNITH-AMERICAN,W WILCOX
WHITE, TAYLOR & FARLEY and others ALI tai
in exchange for the FARRAND & VOTEY. GuemW
have to give some Of them away to make room
By-she-way. Wen soon have our Warerooms co.
pleted through to Shipley street. Then we show
the most complete music room in the counir.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08
Medium Price Pianos

when we say medium price we don't
mean medium quality. NO, decide lily
NO. We condemn, emphatloslly, the
sale OF cheap pianos--so called--whieh,
while making good show as long as the
yarnish lasts, soon rattle themfelyes 10
pieces. You cannot buy a poor piano
lrom us We won't handle them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-08

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81
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Of q
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FTrETED
M pricti(
HORTON as
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LIZ ttis ONE
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