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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
WANAMANEK'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, August o, 1883.
Closed at I p. M. Saturday.
If you haven't sampled the
Keystone Library, you've no
notion how good a book ten
cents will buy.

Cream Table Damask,
pump 65H inches acqde ana
SOC. Best we ever had for
the money. By rights, as
trade goes, should be CSC.
Our linen talk is authority.
Pure Irish flax. Good weight,
slightly, and not a yarn Of
lumpy, dumpy tow in the lot
Four patterns. In a few wash.
ings white as any.
There's a fresh wind in
Linens; new lots tumbling in;
prices whitfield down.
Southwest OF centre.
You don't want a Camping
Blanket that sticks and stones
and all sorts of crawIers will
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

a prominent clergyman. The son was edu-
Gated at the Episcopal academy at Philadel-
phia, and in 1858 entered tho General
Theological seminary at New York.
While studying he was ordained deacon,
and during his senior year acted as
missionary at the public institutions on
BlaclSweli's Island, n. n In 1861 he was
graduated in theology, and became the first
rector OF ST. Luke's church, Bustleton, Phil
adelphia, and the same year was married to
a daughter Of tie late Alexis l. Du Pont, Of
Delaware. Two years later he took ST. Johns
church in Wilmington, and in 1866 went to
Mauch Chunk, Pa, and became rector Of a
church there. In 1874 he accepted call to
Trinity church in Toledo. o. The next wear
he was elected bishop Of Fond du Lac, but
declined. Since 1877 he has been a great
deal abroad on account Of his wife's health.
In 1887 he returned 20 the United States, and
took the parish Of Sayre Pa. Bishop Cole
man has received several honorary degrees
from different colleges.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

ENGLAND's grip on American com.
merce is tightening. The British Gov
eminent has decided to grant asuhsidy
OF $500 600 year for q monthly
steamship service between Vancouver
and Hong Kong by way of Yokohama.
This is intended 70 freeze out the
Northern Pacific Railroad and the
Pacific Nal steamship line. The pro.
cess is slow but sue. Yet that calm,
imperturbable body Of legislators,
Incorporating under the name Of the
American Congress, quietly keep their
seats and draw their salaries, while the
foreign commerce Of the country is
rapidly becoming thing Of the past.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

Philadelphia North American
The idea that Republican Senators could
be frightened into rstifsing the Fisheries
treaty by the threat that il they refused to
do 30 tho President would infofea the re.
tellarlon act "a puerlle. what was the act
passed for A. not to be enforced y hen &C
casion dpmandedl Who Is il th.t's affail!
The President Judging from tue course Of
administration has pursued, seems to 10
very nervous, bat tho Repuhlicans In
Congress up 70 the present time hevs
shown no signs Of tropidetion. and the
Senate IA certainly now TO be coerced into
ratifying had bargain hy any such talk
Gs that which "a ahoat. Perhaps those who
IRE giving these stories out fill to realzs
the unpleasant position in which they
place Mr.. Cleveland. DO they seriously
mean chat hs would prostitute the din
charge OF grave public dpty 20 tho graft.
ilcatign of O personal or partisan gru5ge
We ehouldn't like 60 think 90 meanlY Of
the President "a that
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
THunsOAv, AUGUST ., 1855.
GovrRNoR BIaas told reporter Of

GOVERNOR BIaas told ? reporter Of
she EVENING JOURNAL this morning
that he will not interfere with the sem
tence which is now hanging over
Riedel. the murderer. Governor Biggs
is not going 10 make the error which
characterized so broadly the adminis-
tration Of his predecessor, Governor
Stockley. This il right We are not
ready TO justify the death penalty, but
we are ever ready TO commend q rigid
execution Of the laws.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

TIE committee appointed hy the
, Bar Association Of New Csstle county
TO investigate the Cummins affair, did
its work well as far as can be learned.
The report they made yesterday at a
meeting Of the bar was ordered to be
kept secret, but enough il
known to make certain that
his late associates Of the bar will re-
commend the disbarment Of Walter
Cnmmins at the next term OF the Su-
perior Court. Ills, Of course, gratifying
10 the EVENING JOURNAL to find its
couree in respect to this matter
30 quickly justified, but it is
a much greater satisfaction that one
whose opportunities for fraud and
theft have been so great should be
brought 10 justice so promptly. Now,
let his victims find him, as they can
readily enough if they want to do so,
and prosecute him for his peculations.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

Delicate Raiety,
Strains ~ violin;
Gracs ful steps beein-
Roses at her waist
Clouds Of sparkling light,
Whispers or lovers alone
AS the couples drift one by ore
In the GOLDEN sheru OF too bali.
Alone IN the happy crowd
Esch pair glides past esch pair;
Delicate ftraios 81 az air;
kainhnw gaisty;
Pride uf the moments throh,
Smiles on tho youthful cheek.
Fearing no IN wino's freak.
warm in the heart Of the waltz
Moving like melody.
Flowing 10 light nnd flfe,
Young as tha Nsy ia she,
Strong as the June am.
Rose Hawthorne Lithrop.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
THESE TWO SHALL WE'D.
BISMARCK HAS SAID 1T AND IT
MUST BE.

The Czsrowitz of Russia aud a Daughter
OF the Late Emperor Frederick to BE
Married in the Interests of Peace in
Europe.
Last spring there was n futter in the
hearts Of many maidens who read the ac-
counts Of tho alleged love affair between
Alexander of Battenburg and tho Princess
Victoria, daughter Of the late Emperor Fred
orick Of Germany. The stern front pre-
sented by Bismarck against the marriage,
tho efforts of the father and mother Of the
princess to bring it about, and their final
yielding TO Bismarck's will, caused many a
frownto come to many pretty brow rs the
details Of the contest came from Germany
and were perused by the young people Of
America.
Now comes the sequel. Bismarck, whose
cast iron countenance and gray hairs seem
to cover not a whit of romance, has pro
posed to the car of Russia to marry the
younger sister of the princess, whose mar
riage with Alexander he refused, to the
Grand Duke Nicholas, czarowitz or heir APP
parent 70 the throne. The cause Of the op-
position Of the chancellor last spring to the
Princess Nictorias proposed marriage is now
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
sleep in Old Age.

In old age one Of the essentials TO longer
life is ample rest in bed. Sleep does not
come as easily to elderly persons as to those
younger. If sufficient is denied, an opiate on
retiring is justified, says medical authority,
because at that period Of lite the continuous
use Of one such dose daily can, if needed, do
little orno harm, and promises to do much
good
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

Cut very thin slices from the piece OF
smoked beef, then into small pieces. Beat
three eggs, add a half cup of milk and a little
salt, then beat in the beef and pour ell into a
hot butJered frying pan. When done, fold
and tara upon hot dish. Celery tops
chopped and s.rewej over the omelets are an
improvement.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

A London playwright. doubtless inspired
thereto by the success attending Mr.. Irv-
ine's jump through sash OF real window
glass, has evolved q situation in which =
mob smashes 2 0 panes OF glass. and has
written ulslo draus. asi. wers. srcu-
the lanelal scsne.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

There WAS a sign upon fence
The sign was Paint"
And everybody that went by,
Sinner and saint,
Put out a finger. touched the fence
And onward sped.
And as they wiped their finger tips,
''Is f. they aid Boston Courier.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
NEwsrAPER OPINIONS.


New York Press.
The esteemed world still weeps over the
bspi.hment OF the Amasican fag from the
high ssaa. Lu- Ellls-s - A-y0c-sa policy
saieh the collective commercial wisdom Of
the country has publicly declared will re-
vise the American merchEnt marine.
Among other fhinqs the World savs. eIu
1e51. a1d;s l3~ tznE. tho U lied States
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09


OLAs. DOROTHEA
manifest. Bismarck undoubtedly had the
present alliance in his mind at the time, and
had he consented to the nuptials between
Alexandria and Victoria his present scheme
would have been impossible; Russia would
have been offended at the Battenburg mar
riage and would not have consented to take
the Princess Sophia orothea as a wife for
her czarowitz
The Grand Duke Nicholas is 90 years Of
age and tall, as ara all the RomanoTs He
has been educated in true military fashion
By virtue of his position rs czarowitz, he is
ataman OF the Cossack troops and wears the
Cossaek uniform. The princess whom he is
to marry is but Is years old, having been
born in 1872. She is not called pretty, but is
attractive. She was the Emperor Frederick's
favorite daughter and has been much petted
Some thirty years ago "Vicky,n as the
queen of England called her eldest daughter,
went away from the comfortable and com
paratively bright haunts of her girlhood,
Buckingham palace and Windsor castle, to
the formal aristocratic court Of the Hohen-
zolerns. So chilling was the effect upon the
young princess, and so disappointing a dis
covered intrigue Of her young husband, that
she tried to run away, but was brought back
by the strong will Of her father in-aw, as an
escaped convict is returned to prison by the
strong arm Of the law. And now the young
est daughter, the pet Of this same "Vicly, y
is offered as q sacrifice to the Russian bear,
that Germany may have an ally instead Of
an enemy. II is not that Nicholas proposes
for Sophia-Dorothea, for he does no such
thing Bismarck offers the young girl as a
wife. The usual form is set aside, ana instead
of the czarowitz asking the hand Of the
princess he is put in the leap year position OF
accepting or declining her 1t remains to be
seen if the daughter win initiate her mothers
example in trying to escape.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

Mr. Senior Gra6 Iate-AIiss Daisy, do you
like Erowuingl
Miss Daisy-Oh, you mean TAM No, can't
say that do. It's terrible unbeeoming to
me, anyhow.-Once a Week.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

~ 80 - "a AgAA
that bespeaks earn
estness. H o h as
rather a thin face
upon which is a
m ustache and
flowing beard.
Bishop Coleman
succeeds Bis h op
Lee, who was, by
seniority, presiding
officer Of the house
of bishops Of tho
sUnited States. The
new presiding bish-
op was born in
Philadelphis, Pa,
May 8, 1887, his
father having been
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

L. Heiss, Merchant Tailor, No. 4
East 81 St.. will clear out the balance
of his Spring ard Summer pants and
suitings a COST PRICE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09
BISHOP COLEMAN.

Delaware Is His Diocese-something OF
His History.
The Rev Leighton Coleman, Protestant
bishop elect Of Delaware, as his portrait in
dicates looks ont Of his eves II, n fnelinr,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-08-09

PENNIES. AND small CHANGE
CAN Rz HAD AZ THE COUNTING
ROOM OF INK Ev=sISG JOUR-
saL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

and though . owl war suoh % the
world never knew inteEVened the ooun.
tfy has had the most rapid growth tie
woIld ever knew.
o der the iule Of the Republican
perry the only passport need war,
am an American" But no, rot ali
There are . few American dshermen
les this admir- ietrAtIon thinks rave 20
rights " is bound to respect. Mr.. Pob
nevlll said he overheard . United
States Ser ator say on Dover green the
oihsr day, while referring TO one CT
Harrihon's speecher, that IL was one Of
his before break fast talks.
BepjAmin Harrison, said Mr.. Penne
VIII, can ray more bsfote breakfast
than that Ssnstor oln say ell day. In
referring 10 the lukeWaImnsss Of the
Democrats on the Cor stltutional Con q.
ventior, he said II the Democrats DID
not heed ths voice Of the people the r..
pu5liosns would snatch the orpor,u.
nifty from thfm
Amidst loud cries for Trest, that gen
tleman came forward In the faoe Of .
Ierfeet hurricane OF applause and mGdo
= brief bat able and poit ted address
10 conclusion, he sAl6: The oppre, ead
Ai undsrpaid labor OF the South /, .
menace OF equal Imp rtAnoO with tbf
pauper labor OF Europs. Tho leaders Of
me South want the election OF Grover
OeYblAnds Abd As laboIiBR psople Of
he whole country, and particularly the
North, want Bsoiauin Harrison for
Prenideni OF Tho UnitCd SlAtes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

MEDIA, Nov. 2.-Willlam Miller, Jr
colored, aged 10 years, was found deat
near Poplar Hill shot through the mouth
His pet dog stood by the body and re
fused TO leave his dead master. Miller
wss one OF q party who left Media thil
morning on cunning expedition. There
were several IN. the party, among whom
was William Miller, sr., father OF Will
liam, Jr., and HozaId Brown, another
colere1 yocth of Media.
The company separated AZ Poplar Hill,
about three miles from this place, and
according to the testimony at the coro-
ner's inquest, Brown and Miller, Jr
STATED towards Media. Brown says he
left Miller above the residence OF George
Williamson, Miller keeping on down the
road and Brown going over to the folds
back OF Williamson house Immedl.
ately below this place opposite the ten
fairgrounds Of Dr.. Louis Jack, the body
of Miller was found
The body was discovered by two young
ladies' passing along the road IN a car
rlag . Their ksrse got frightened and re-
fused to go by so they then called to q
workman, who, on comlng to the spot,
found the body guarded by tho pet doy.
Tbs jury thought the testimony sufficient
to bold Brown for q further hearing to
morrow at 0 O'Clock, when additional
tes s9mouy will be offered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Correspondence OF tho hhfUbLluANs
STANTON, Del Nov. 2, 1SsS.-Prepar.
ations are being made here to carry out
an election bet made some time ago be-
tween Joseph H. Chambers, Republican
candid .te for Assessor, and ], Il, Kirk,
postmaster at this place, The conditions
OF the bet are that II Cleveland Is elected
Mr.. Chambers wheels Kirk from Stan
ton to Newport in q wheelbarrOw, or If
Harrison Is elected Mr. Kirk is to hire a
Democrat to wheel Chambers. Xix has
prepared already to fulfill his part OF the
agreement BY hiring colored man from
Chrlstiana who claims to be a Democrat.
A brass band has been secured for tie
occasion.
The procession will start from Stanton,
on Saturday Nov. 10th, at four O'Clock
sharp, and will be heaoed by Lewis Ben.
nett, Marshal, riding the Oldest mule In
/ Delaware; next will come the band o
music followed by a military company 6
boys, uniformed and carrying muskets
Then will com9 the wheelbarrow load
followed by footmen and teams. WheT
Newport is reached there will be speecl
making and lunch at Sturgeon's Hotel
One condition Of the bet is that there
/ to be nothing said or done to wound tn
feelings of the defeated party. 1t is t
be an occasion of rejoicing that the cam
paign is over, and that people may agaiI
settle down to busine 8. K N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Tie following namel properties were
sold by Sheriff Lam55On on Thurslay
afternoon: The three story byick house
SevSnth and Adams streets, g., l00 to j.
2. Smith, attorney for Wilmington Say
lngs Fund Society; house snd lot on
Monroe street near Tenth, to Cranston,
Nsgbold & Co 81 800, house and lot on
Adams street near Seventh, to same, for
t3,Slj; three-Storg brick house, Adams
street near Seventh, I John @. Brlson,
81, $50; two lots, on Adams street near
Glgtth, Cranstoti Newbold q ca, 81 200;
lot ID Eleventh ward, J e Smith, Esq,
Sl,4S; three story dwelling, Adams
street near Seventh, John @ Brison,
q 6f6 All the foregoing properties
wsrd taken into execution as belonging
TO Apnie y. and William T. Strsughn
rhehouse OF = enry d. Holt, on Monrol
siieet near Tenth, was sold tod n. Smith
for S. 900; house and lot, estate of Edwin
NJ. Cdrter, on layton street near Front
toJ y Smith fer 1850; lot, corner Seventh
AMI Union streets, property OF Ell Dill,tc
J. e. Smith for S25.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

FrRaossoa RsddlEg and her troupe
eRvs q eyfditAbla presentation OF the
plAg 'Hobody's ohild" before q fair
sizI auaIonos at the Opera House Last
syebluR. This evening "BloR for
Blow" Tbs troups have done fair
busipc css here considering that the cam.
p.isn Il drawing so near q close. They
are essiEfsd with their CucoeSs for q
SrteldoLtlsl year.
Tho Ngvo'ly TheAtra, on Front street,
DlITe o Rlug aud Fceuch streets, has
god nuslo and Is q otz7 p'Aos 10 spend
sn btnr or 30 In the evening. Tho eG-
tertainment is refined and gould not
rffsud tho most fastidIoul Admission,
10 'nts. No liquor sold on the premi
ses
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Governor Biggs and Hon. 0hSfl5s B
Lore will address the Dsmooratio mOst-
ing IN tue Opera House, next Monday
evening.
Jossph ". Gnass, who located In LoS
Angeles, California, . little ovoT year
$50, Ia visiting 70 latives and friends in
Brandy hundred.
Horace G Rsttew Supreme GommAn
der OF the A o K. NJ. O., will be given
reception by The local eaEtlts In the
A Jams buildiug next wednesday ever
Ing.
Samuel Etchells, superintendent OF
the Triton cotton mills at Nov Castle,
wac strici en- with paralysis on Thurs
day morning, aud for time It was neaz
st hAnd. He Afterwards rAllisd, how.
ever, aud his frisnds became more hope.
ful Of lis recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
R5r6yHuoa

Ehs etbeg Ross has nOass In sac easy
kumseFd HrOn,' A0A HaFhSt aar0os,
oepping and leoohinF, i0s L. second us
rFr Bu5h's coal ven will nkeit
Try BHsh'n coal you viii surely like lt,
sflllArf y. Davi5, IeWeler, H. second ct.
Fihh 10 K Rings, At Bsaf'a, IS K. Fonrth.
Frank ROOp smith, druggist. stb and King.
American Laundry. Goa West Front street,
3fasLilan Halrn, Immediate cure tor mumps
Fins cigars ami notions al $. W. cor 1Osh
Dnd honnett streoB, l. Bell.
Spoks White Ash cigar. y3u get ihom NJ
nurtttN'e, 80, 9i5 KIM street, ALEC whole.
sale toDaesonis'.
you want cheap pietnrs fzEmos 40 tosa
8. bauSh, aos West 5ocoDd street. hAys
ihs tsrgest stook 10 DaiBWsgoj oOus and SEE
af Yourselves.
RiaI, 80 market street, has tho largest
stdehtGlost stock oihsts uhite sbirt7, en-
aet9enr, lleoEaear aud hosiery In the city.
UEll and SOS thom.
Persons wanting their cloth ug DYED,
olespal ami prsBiel In ffBt oiaJs ordaf
aoud 10 70 Jenny, the dyer and soluysr,
liJAking Btrest Everything done IN tine
best order Win short nD,io9.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Alfrsd !, :ainyu and company will
spbsSf St the Opera Houssl lcompenoiug
Tuesday evening. Ii tEt spectacular
PRODUCTION called "ThS Magic Tails
man." Mics Lsura MfEoo, as Collinetle,
the village belle, never fails - please.
Mise Fannie Q aishmAn lie . clever sc"e
and dance artist, and Is s taking card.
Handsome scenery Is used In this play,
and the press reports In other cities
where the show has appeared speak well
OF it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Frederick Taylor, who attends to un-
loading freight for the P, W. & B. r. X.
CO., at Fourth and Pine streets, was
quite badly injured few days ago, by
being caught between a car aud th.
wa on Of Harvey & sisler, which was be
ing backed mp 10 receive a load OF goods.
He has since been under the doctor'e
hande, but 1t is hoped that he will soon
&c G tohTalescent and be able to resume his
dutieA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Great Western Neat Markets, Nos. 507
King street and 705 Wosl Eighth street.
First quality meats At the following
prices: siIloin steak, 49,; Tump steak
IA, round steak, 191Io rib roast, IA &c
49,; chuck, to 100 stew beef, 4 to &C..
soup meat, 90; leg mutton, 1870.
shoulder, 8c.i pork chops, l2o.i yea
chops, 40 veal loin, lao veal outlet
16o.; shoulder veal, 10o.; oorned beef,
to 100; bologna. sci freSh pork sau
sage, 1876.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

A suitable room has been secured by
the newly organized cadet corps, over
the McCaffrey building, on Fourth street
below Walnut. The fIst meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening, November l3,
at o'clock, when officers will be chosen.
All members are requested to attend as
very important bu iness will be transact
cd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

A. B. and J, NJ Jones, paper hangers
ct No 429 Market street, wtre cunning
yesterday and picket about quart q
splendid straw berries on the farm o. g.
o. Massey, near OhesRpasSo City. There
berries ere large A-d fully IipsEei
They alto ahot 18 rabbits and q7iso a
number Of bltds,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Burglars ebtsrsd the hcu,e Of Chsflet
W, 5awlAnd, ct E'gath and Bfoomt
.treats. on Ipv -veday evening, througt
ths efcond story Wih7sT while tbs
family were At supper. They iqcset
the doors and the discovery ct this lso
to thsiglvlng OF an alarm, when the In
tIu teis retrsAted In such haste sd to Of
fect tAsir esoApe from arrest and pun-
ishment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

The R'publioAn votsr, OF the Eoulh
Side, Second ward, ore r5gueh:e1 to
meet at 8 O'Clock on M0aHlf gvesing at
the residence Of Jsme a'assov, Q llpn
and a gttests, to mza Gssag .afd snts
for the elto'I0n on TustdAy. ~ mi a.
tendRncs is TeqaeAtei
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

Thas everybody ought TO know lhst A,
Sergeant gives 224o fbs. Of the best
we'll cleaned coal in every ton yOu buy.
Oak, pine and hickory klDdllng wood In
large loads. Lime for whit0 washing.
Yard, foot OF Mouroe street. Central
cfioe, Seventh and King streets. Look
for the blue sIgn. Open in the evening,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03
Hamburger s sons,

Nos 22O And 222 Market utrsst advsr-
tires for everybody to come and cast
vote how New York will 60 next Tues.
day. AlAo to inspect theiE mammoth
piles Of clothing for men and boys They
are perfectly reliable and should bs
patE0pizsd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

There will bo q special sermon tC
young mon in Union h. e. Oburoh TO
morrow evening 81 7,30 O'Clock by the
pattor, Rev, Adam 5tengle. The pub
lie 10 cordially Invited,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

The great real proventor OF oonsnmp.
ti0n and positive cure Of coughs, sose
throat, hoarssreBs, GROUP, etc, ard POS
Tive pfeagrver of the voice for public
speaking. Sold only ln 800 and 81
bottles, Depot, Fourth ard King streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

BEEOHER, 3l5 Market street, will
make you Is Cabinet Photographs for
So 90, sn1 have them ready for you In
four tAys. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03

CFRyon p7strait an sn9 an iG-
Stallmtnh It Guutci1 ' ,aSFsph
gSllaTy 319 Aarif9s sttgea Nos 10 5
good ohsGco for nice Cg'a al>s prSs.
ent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-03


Henrietta Cloth
Is and we have
Cloth at SL.2s,
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