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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

SAN Francisco, Oct. 12.-Conaicting
rumors were in circulation yesterday
and last evening regarding the condi
ton OF millionaire James G. Flood
Rumors OF his death could be traced tc
no reliable source. Up to a late hour
last night Floods son here had received
no news OF his fathers death.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
THB STREET CAR STRIKE.
Things Beginning to Grow Very
Serious in Chicago.
THE DYNAMITE CARTRIDGES
Found Prove to he Dangerous
Enough to Blow the Cars Into
smlthcrccns-The Strike Com
Ing East-The Anarchists.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-About twenty-five
men were held in reserve all night nj
the Western avenue barns ready to run
out cars at the shortest notice.
The barn foreman said he expected TO
receive orders to get out n dozen cars
some time this morning and that he
would be ready on ten minutes notice.
Ten policemen were stationed in the
barn all night. An extra squad was also
waiting at the West Madison street
station, a rumor having been spread
that mob of strikers might attack the
barns to get at the men.
The usual number OF cars were started
OH the North Side this morning, meeting
with no opposition. Tho alleged dy-
Mantle find on North Side track
proves to have been OF absolutely no
consequence. The torpedoes were of
the small, cheap variety and altogether
harmless.
Capt. ScLaack, OF the North Side po-
lice, discovered this morning that the
dynamite which Jules Kalseberger was
caught placing on the street car tracks
on Sedwick street yesterday afternoon is
the most violent explosive ever found
by the police i'll the city. The Captain
and Edward Furthman, the attorney for
the street company, both of whom are
experts on explosives, carefully examin-
cd the stuff ut the East Chicago avenue
station this morning.
Several pieces OF it were found ON the
tracks. They are cone shaped, about
the size and shape OF half egg. Cap.
tain Setback says the explosion OF one
OF these cones would shatter car wheel
into smithers, and that three OF them,
and that is the way they were placed on
the tracks, would blow a street car SO
high that fire shovel would hold the
largest fragments. If three OF them
were placed in gas pipe they would
make bomb precisely like those made
by Louis Ling, the Anarchist. A dozen
OF these cones were found in Kalseber-
gers pockets. On the surface OF each
cone is small indentation, through
which protrudes something which looks
like a torpedo. Pieces OF wire about
two inches in length extend from the
bottoms and by means OF these the
bombs were fastened to the rail so that
the flat surface would be on tor OF the
rail. Kalseberger has not been booked,
but was closeted this morning with
Furthman and Captain Schaack in the
latter's Office. The Captain is trying the
pumping process, but apparently with
poor success thus far.
1t was announced to-day that the
strike on tho lines in New York, Phila.
delphia and Pittsburgh, which are con-
trolled by the Yerkes syndicate would
be temporarily postponed.
Shortly after midnight word was re-
ceived from the street car mems meeting
that contrary to predictions the West
Side men would resume work in the
morning. They agree with the North Side
men on the scale which, il Mr.. Yerkes
proposition does not meet will not be
lowered, In that case the West Siders
propose to fall back on their position OF
to-day, and again quit work in body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. l2.-The
President has pardoned James II. j.
Wilcox, of Kentucky, formerly Second
Lieutenant Of the Seventh Cavalry, and
now undergoing q sentence for dupli-
eating pay accounts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
It's Over.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 12.-The conference
OF the National Democratic Executive
Committee being over, the distinguished
committeeman are departing one by one
for home, only q few OF the committee
being present at headquarters to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

NEw YoRK, Oct. l2.-The coffee mar
ket, which had been comparatively
active OF late, influenced by continued
higher prices abroad, to-day advanced
over ialt cent all along the line,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

SUBSCRIBERS to the National Library
Association are guaranteed to receive
any book published, or stationery Of any
kind at from % to 70 per cent less than
regular retail prices. Try it and see.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

PIrrsBuRGu, Oct. PA movement is
being discussed among leading Knights
of Labor here that may result in the
gripmen OF this city going out on astrike.
A number OF kilograms are known to
have been received from the Chicago
strikers, one OF them coming from Mas.
ter Workman Schilling, who is at the
head OF the Chicago street car men.
Schilling is expected here to-day for the
purpose, it is rumored, OF ordering out
the gripmen employed by the syndicate
controlling the cable lines in Chicago,
New York, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
From here, it is stated, he will go to
Philadelphia, probably tonight.
A prominent Knight of Labor stated
this afternoon that Schilling was ex-
pected, and that he had asked some OF
the Knights OF Labor people to hold n
conference with him as soon as he ar
rives. 1t is know that the gripmen here
are in sympathy with the strikers. They
claim to have grievances also and several
conferences have been held with Master
Workman Doyler, OF the Pittsburgh dis
trict, but the drift OF them has been kept
very Ouint
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

There is more activity in the State
this campaign than has been seen in
any since 1910. c.s.H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13
7HA7 TAX ON COAL.
Pittsburgh Shippers Appeal to
the Government for Relief.
LoUISIANA'S UNJUST ACT.
The Underlying Principle is Ono OF
National Importance-EIow the
'' southcrncrs Fleece the North
crners-A Notable Case.

PlTTsBURoH, Pa, Oct. 12.-The Goa
firms which are in the combination
known as the Pittsburgh and Southern
Coal Company have at last appealed
from the decision OF the Supreme Court
OF Louisiana in the levy OF tax on coal
from Pittsburgh. The appeal is taken
to the Supreme Court OF the United
States at Washington. It will be brought
out thereby eminentattorneys, oneof the
most prominent lawyers of New Orleans
having been employed by the Pittsburgh
capitalists to so to the Capital and de.
feHd their interests. The Attorney Gen.
crdl OF Louisiana will handle the case for
that State.
The case promises to be one of the
most notable ever brought before the
"big wigs" 1t involves the old ques.
ton OF States rights in new form, and
arrays the South directly against the
North. The tax was levied on coal in
transit on the Mississippi river, $50 per
barge, under n State law but recently
passed. AS this was tho same as tariff
imposed upon coal the moment it enter
ed Louisiana, the Pittsburgh and South
ern Company refused to pay it. A
Sheriff OF one OF the counties seized
barge to compel its payment.
LOUISIANA ROBBERS.
The coal company set up the claim
that the tax was unconstitutional, and
that the general Government provided
for absolute Free Trade and commerce
between States. In both the lower and
higher courts the defendants were de-
ieated, the judges deciding that Louis
lana had full powers to enact aud en-
force the coal tax law. Now the highest
legal authorities Of the nation will decide
whether Louisiana is not slightly rebel
lions in stubbornly insisting upon some
thing which the United States Constitu-
ton says must not be done.
This is q fair sample OF the treatment
all Northern tradesmen get at the hands
OF the ex-rebels OF Louisiana" said one
OF the largest coal operators who ships
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans yester.
day. "Tley will fleece a man OF the
last cent he has got, and the extortion is
ten times worse il they know him to be
from the North. Not long ago two coal
boats OF Joseph Walton & Co. were in
condition at Captain Walton's
plantation short distance above Baton
Rouge. He employed a tug and crew
down there. When their work was
done they were well paid for the Job.
But judge of their audacity and Joe
surprise when they went into
court aud sued foB half OF the salvage on
the childish plea of finders keepers
And to beat their little game Walton &
Co. had to go clear up to the Supreme
COurt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

NRw cloaks arriving daily, Call and
examine before buying,
sToYE 4 TnoMAg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

tho present instance. Senators Vest,
Blackburn, Hampton, Kenna and a
score Of smaller fry OF inferior National
reputation, are to be found any day in
either OF the two districts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

REMEMBER that Stone & Thomas are
headquarters for anything in the Dress
Goods line,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-13

,ho o4 the other hand the best talent in
t5O IO Tgee.hG,cratic ge ranks has been sent into
S'V s whmlrd wihlrd and Fourth districts. Henry
ieo," "%iEef, ~ the apostle OF veracity and
HS la u.s. Is hopping from stump to stump.
M, an n9 mortgage on his present fat
Suye Sn% N ihe event OF Fleming's election,
a. ~ WIN no strong-minded Governor
y wi VDsIacIe " still bigger ones, as in
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

A party of poker players had a
rather exciting experience in Aecomac
Courthouse, Va, several nights ago.
They were in an exciting game of
draw in an upper story of a private
house, when, to their utmost amaze.
ment, female figure appeared upon
the scene armed with q formidable
Ratchet, and began to berate the men
for cheating her husband, who was
also engaged in The game. They all
protested their innocence, and swore
they had been losers in the game. She
would not listen to them, but hurled
the Ratchet at their heads, putting
them to rout and causing some to tum-
BILE down the stairs and others to leap
out of the window to the ground be.
low. She scooped in the jack pot
aud several private piles that had been
lett on the table by the frightened
players, amounting in all to about SIS,
and returned home in triumph with
her captured booty and crestfallen
husband.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

"What do you think that is?" in.
qulred a wholesale stationer of the
writer. at the same time handing the
latter sheet OF note paper of excellent
quality and the finest finish.
Paper" answered the reporter.
Cant you give me something hardy
"Oh, yes; Of course it's paper, but
what's 1t made iromp"
Linen rags"
"Just what thought you'd say, but
you sec you don't know it all. No
sir; that paper which appears to be
and is equal TO paper manufactured
from linen rags, was in Its natura
state nothing but the stems and waste
OF the tobacco plant. A use has thus
been discovered for thousands of tons
OF material that has heretofore been
practically worthless. Another new
paper making material is bamboo
which, after being crushed TO pulp
can be made into an excellent quality
of paper. | shouldn't be very muci
surprised" added the stationer, RUM
natively, "to hear that some genius
had succeeded in manufacturing paper
from pulverized cobble stones. It's 9
great country, and you can't most al
ways tell what's going TO happen"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
BEE HIVE"
800 Market Street.
We have them for you now,

We have them for you now.
HAMBURGs. HAMBURGs,
6,5co yards Of wide, snowy,
agent goods to be cut up over
our counter at IS and Is cents
a yard, Nothing like them
ever offered in this city for the
money. 3 large boxes Of rerA-
nants Ct Edgings at one tifth OH
from this present marked down
price
We have a few hand made
Hoods for ladies and childrca,
to 60 for half price, rather than
carry to another season. A big
bargan n.
The few Plush Coats and
wraps we have lef: we viii sels
az two thirds. This price vig
pay you the biggest kind OF
interest to keep for another
year. Quick, or you lose tIae
chance.
A rare linen bargain. To
pieces of German Table DAM
ask, extra quality, regular 62H-
cent goods For a few days, so
cents a yard takes them.
100 pieces Of Plaid Nainsook
and Cambria and elegant Ena.
broideries to trim same al
special low prices for February.
We advise an early call that
you may secure the choicest
patterns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

Tho ofiosrs of the bark AhysslniA,
wh'cl has arrived at PhilAdelphiA from
chs Phtlippre Islands, tells EemarkR-
bic etory uf the visit to the vessel dur
ing ths voyage OF q party OF savage o
OF imInense h!ss and curioua character
lsiits When tho AbN ssinis vas pAil-
ing al0sR near tire Islspd OF Nuua Req
soy, IN LAT. 149 g south, long. 1860 81
east, a white object WAS discovered fas-
tar cd to o mast In anal boat. The
little craft was permitted TO ooune alop z
side, wien II was fouad tina It was ma, :
ned by enormous savage giants Of n
unEn0wn Ia,e, Who triel ~ ak 10 be
people on the bark by sigus, bu. failed
to mako their otj sot khowa. Toe three
sAVages we're very tall, Nad their arms
"ere as thick MS an orc ,nSry mans leg,
upon which thu m 1sclo, etood ont like
great cords. Tatir boat WAS dugout
canoe, and their garments consis.ed Of
short, tar stained sh.rts thatonly reach
nd 20 their va SIP. Toeir bbdIes and
mouths were painted deep brown. No
one on board the bark could mako out
what they MED, aud after sone time
spent In fruitless Efforts to fnd Gu,
tbslr mission tho vtsa.l went on he,
COURSE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

There was a small riot in Bolton
last week because marriage, which
had been anticipated with much in
terest, did not come off. The bride.
groom. a well.known tradesman, who
is an ardent advocate of temperance
principles, went to the brides house
before proceeding to the church, and,
placing q pledge card before her, in
sisted on her at once signing it. She
refused, whereupon he announced
that there should be no wedding. The
clergyman and a number of friends
were waiting at the church, but the
parties did not appear, and when the
cause transpired number of women
assembled outside OF the bridegroom's
house and pelted him with rotten eggs
and other pleasant missiles, and SO
much resentm sat was manifested that
he found it expedient TO leave home
for time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
TOT sale.


IGOR SALE.
IL CHEAP AND UPON KASY .TKRNS.
No. 81 Van Buren, street.
No, Ia02 West street.
These house, have srooIns, bath and other
Hos. sii, 81, SiS eli and Sis Delaware ave-
lie above houses have II rooms bath, isun4
venientiy ioca ed, with front and Side yards.
Nos. l221, ls.. IRA l2-SAn iIo v eat street.
S SS iooi, iGs zoos. 1907, 1909. iOi. iols and
1915 West Eighth street.
These houses are new and nearly finished
In = rapidly Improving neishborhood, with
No. ,oio Trenton Place rooms, hath. etc.
No. 6i6 Lincoln street, erooms ana Oatn WIN
No III West Front street.
No. i2iO Klng Slree', rooms and bath,
Nos. iis2, ii2i ii2S aud ii2s Poplar street,
Nos. 1880. lis2, il.4 and nS walnut street,
Nos isoi, 1900 1908 1914. I2l4. 1910 and 1915
Walnut stree, rooms and bath
Southeast corner Beach and franklin streets,
7 rooms.
southtast corner Eighth and franklin
HouseadIulning on FrankiIn street 10 rooms
Ths above have al the improvements with
front and side yArds and front OF the pu bile
park which makes them very desirable.
Two houses, Nos. I2i7 and f2i0 West seventh
street, o rooms, bath, frHnt AMI SIDE yarus.
Nos 1914 and i2l6 Wesl Ei ghIh street, 7 rooms
and bath.
No. 4os West Fourth street. rooms and
bath.
No Iiis West Eirhih street, rooms and bath.
fron, and side yards.
500 Poplar street, . rooms, bath. &C.
1923 Bennett street, rooms and bath.
1905 vest Eighth street, 6rooms.
Building lots In eastern and western part6 of
the city. Apply 20 ,,r,,.,.,,,nx
No. eO8 Market street.
Telephone No, tGA, iig- f-s u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

EoHRnTLB III BFFECT. Nov. n, Xsss,
T1ains issvs delaware Avenue DspS4

EOHHpTLB III ETFECT. Nov. n, Isss,
T'ains 'sSys delaware Avenue Hspoe
For Philadeiphis ard Chester. CTS, 10,
to6, o 10, 8 "a, . 30, I 70. 8 IS and . no o. IN
On SuYryP, % ! bb, 9 40, 10 10 and III "A >,
w.; ", ", 10 b -, Q 20 aud A6 D. IN,
For tEkh2o. WhsellDH UeIumbu and
Saadussy, daily. 40 q m. aai so u. IN.
Fur ftisou'S, daii3, 20 4. C. aud % D.
fnr c.nN,unau. Lortsviue aud ST I.,rts
duly, II l0a, II ard . - O. M.
for .nitim5ts aud Washington and New
ark and uay'o DO Uiaee, II 20 II H.; Z as an.
80 o. N. IN SucdSyl, Z 40 AID IL IA .. ".
24,au cor. m.
kor Singtrly SIS aud Jl,O a. m;sN
40 and 30 .. m. and ~ SO r,idniShG. on,
Sundays, II 10 q. ii. 4; 2 IS. 8 70 Sna ~ u. N
ZOE IAN Dhp ntsIsis, y is a. "a bssaao -
o.iy. 1860 o. m. AID a % o. no. la d
ex:Spt NG0daf. . 20 }. IN. da1aT
Trains iaavs aATkSs ; sEsoI StsE.Jze
For PaliadSlpEl- 2 e5 p. IN. Ls,ly, EnesPs.
lsndEJ. For 5slG1J.e sBs r. ID
oanY, oxoept 31ndoY E'as EssragEbanW,
$50 sne 1850 s. M, end Ssa r. d., daRE,
oreepi euGta5; ~ a. a. ,iolsdIy ossg.
$50 y. II deils.
rhs 1850 4. Ha. train eonooo.o at raa
junction with CiEe;nash and Bt. KaczH
through express, dStly, except sunday. tau
10 p. N. connects with Chicago saa ia
Louis oxpros5 daily.
Trains for NinniPStoG --Igyaso PngLHsyz.
phla, daily, " 90, US, 20, N.g. 20 G.. M. Z IS
AGO. 80, ss.og. eco, ESQ SIS iOoD q. r.
Daily, except sunday, g.A .. n, A1J9s
noon. AtlL, IL BOP. N.
Express trains
W. ~. OLEMEUTS, o. ". lfjB1
manASsI. aSar evG. ASszAs
T0lsphOna no 1as.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
List OF Pablo Balos.

FeDruafy.
is, Adam Dsysts, Psnsadsr Hid.
10, A. ii. Tyson, horsos, Olestar
II. J, W. Harris, Penc ider HID.
~. lsaao Dillin, city.
~ Dayli klair, OarlstiinA Hid,
~. n Frank Duncan. m. u. HID.
10, 9oodlsy a baldwin, Dol. 90. Pa.
~ Jehp n; Loo. Brandyw wins Hid.
~, A. Brown, W. u. y H.,
%, Thomas $. kqpsus3n, sraniys,usad
~, n. AhOtts, Ohtiitisns I'D.
~ 7Smuel Morrison, W. q u. HID.
"a a. Baxter, New Ulstls I'D.
~, tfeorss Cochran, near Ian len bsrx. Pa
X T.: n: msOr.oken. Braniywins HI.
~, Jehu Pyle, Ohristiaaa I'D.
~, ". d. Lyman, W. q u. Hid.
", J. y. hqtchtsOn, Appoq Al linink HI,
rs, J. m. Pisros. noar kooilAni.
~, rhonas Macy. He'd Lion hid.
W, aooerts i naannn, horjOs, ohes.,r.
/, Larkins ostats, city.
!, y. u, Htlt, UhtiJ.iAul Hi.
], Samuel Carlisle, ". y. v. Hd.
., j. W Burris, NJ q. I'D.
=, MI 'sos White, CHI istlAna lid.
Stoo1 and ftrluiug u51nstis, HEniy I'D
:, Y. ii. and J q. Dlehi. N. y. HI.
Q, James v. Morrison, W. Il. u. III.
Q, ID. Is. FORTS, PslcAdar Hi.
Ihomls Wilson, Christlabn HI.
=, lsh'e ,. FfaEIr, Ponosdsr Hd.
y, Harry Manaify, Brandywino III.
a. .. Fiber, MIL Crock hd.
y MARY A. ale, branIyWlne Hd
IL, Prou q Msrri,h, Oensrevllla, Usl.
u, John 7. Hendrioxson M. u. HID.
~ l.ynan 4 Foster, Oh istianA itd.
~ Mrs. Jo1 X. Lynam, NJ, u I'd,
u J. ". s idhauansirs, uhristIlna I'D.
10, Oictvst h Nickersjp, N. v. HID.
10, 9orden h OoneEay, brand vino HI.
u. hsoinmin Loo. NJ. u. Nd.
IL, John Hall, Ponoadsr HID.
~. 4, Is. Uarpentsr HEAVIER Valley, Dol.
~, John Brsntai, Mt Ouba-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
'VITIATED BLOOD
S:rofuloug, Inherited and
Contagious FL u m ors
Cured by CutiLura.

Throu gh the medium OF oae OF your books
received through Mr.. Ffsnk r. Wray, Drug
giit. APYlie p, 4 pscs%sr sc9usintea With
opp iTiunity 10 testify " you that their use
has D. rmanently cured me OF one Of The worst
cases Of blood POI oning, IN connection with
erys pelss, thAt cave ever see1, and thi,
after having been pronounced ineurable by
Bone of The beat phi aiclans In our country.
take great pleasure Ia forwarding TO you this
testimonial, unsolicited as " a by you In or
der that Others suffering from similar mAla-
dies may be enoourAged to give your CUTI-
CUBA HEMNDI u = trial.
p, 3. WHIrIsiNGEk LeechbsrE, Pa.
Referencei Frank T. Wray, Drufgisl
A pOlol. leAn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

''How much will you charge to 60
up to my house and black a smsll-a
very small-stovef" he asked of one
of the colored brigade at the market.
"Jist as much as l would to black a
large "a very large-stove, sab "
"But It won't take so much black
ing nor rubbing"
''No, sab, but dose fings doan' count.
It's gittin' me away from de market
an deprivin' me OF de chance fur reli-
gious discushun dat charge fur
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
sCROFULOus ULCERS.

JaNes k. richardson, Custom House, New
Orleans, on oath says; ''In 1870 Scrotuloua
Ulcers broke out on my body until was
mass Of corruption. Every hing known -
came mere " reck. Al times could not IN
my hands to my head, eluId not turn In bed,
curse No relief o. cure In ten years, In
1880 heard Of the CUTiOUrA REMEDIES,
used y EN- and was perfectly cured
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

Mr.. Armstrong OF West st. Georges
hundred In making up his Asssism ent
placed l5l Eew names ol his iist, ~ oi
tha nuA Der being property ho.ders, 81
white pail taxpayers, aad seven o)loF
ed poll taxpayers, How he discovered
the seven oolored nea in this hundreG
Is oonund;uuo. IL 10 surnlssd that
ne understood that they VIII vote the
D5muorR,lc tl9ket
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
6oS Washington St. IL rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modern improvements. This
property will be sold cheap.
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAULLEy. GOO Market st. f2-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15

,1I\n WILL RE PAlD
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nm White streak In her faos. IN hands
1, h sear on fron. a. hini Log and Ouc hind
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N table Of James sawdop. Jf.. In Wtlm-
ksttu. DsI, on the pisht q the sta OF FEB
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
ONE OF THE WORST CASES.

We have been selling your CuTIUuRA
hnNKDIs IS for Year,, and have the nTPt oJm-
plAing yet to receive from purchaser. One
~ tho WO1s. cases OF roso fala ever saw WAS
ourod b. tho use Of n 70 bottles Ct Uutirufa
hesolvent, Ou'iSurs, and OuEoafk sop.
Tho t'oap takes tho cake" hero as . meli
cln1l soap.
TAYLOR TAYLOR. nrugsis,
Ffankflft n An
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
.oW IS THE TIME TO

IL i WE III
i buy Parlor ard Room
yves as we are selling
I'm at reduced price, In
Iuer to close out our win.
stock. We have some
fy nice Double Heaters
T. Will sell cheap; also 8 full
II OF Cook Stoves and
nnSes, Steel Plate Heaters.
~ and see us at the old
ud' n 0. 7 East 4,h street.
AELs STOVE AND HEATER
Il i23-eod,1m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-02-15
For sale.

Can be bought cheap, two story bricl
house, rooms AID bath on ShSl!crosi
avenue, near VsnBuren, W. u. VERNON
REPUBLICAN Office.