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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27

Serru Ggas. H~euenba6n bat feline
@a9neriperfitdtte na6 Der S6miebe Ocs
Serrn GDas. &ieser uerle9t uno wiro
ii9 freren feline bisberi9en &unoen llno
~iibsrbaupt ale Die quite g%Sa9enarbei'
su baben ipiinl6en, i'll ieiner rclIen 8erf.
Itdtte be9riiBeu 81 fDnten. n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-07-27

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
THIRD EDITION.



FIpAt hundred POW ds of quartz, ear
wing 5000 In gold, Is aid to have been
Sislodeed BY a single blast At the Michi'
oar mine, st Ishpt ming, on "Wednesday
even ing. The shaft Is now IA feet deep.
and over $40 900 worth Of gold has been
taken from II 10 less than a month. The
I,ake euteiior Comp ny Is getting gold
Srom the thaft west Of the Michigan, b I
noone is allowed 10 know how much or TO
enter the workings OF the mine.
while fifteen men were ascending
plane No. 5, at Plymouth, Pa, yes erday
Afternoon, the brake became useless, and
the car dashea down to tie bottom o.
the plane. janis Manley jumped on
the car as it was going down and was
fatally injured. His body threw the car
from the track, and the other men were
thrown out and down an embankmeht'
All except two were injured, several Sc
verely.
Patrick Tracey, baggage master at The
Old Colony Railroad station, in HYDE
Park, Mas! achuse,ts, was yesterday
killed by a passing train while trying u
RsTe the life of Nm. Young, aged g.
years, who had fallen upon the track
He had nearly eueCeeded pulling er OF
che track when he was struck by the en-
CINE. The woman is believed to be ia
tally injured.
A passenger train on the Chicago
Burlit gton and Northern Railroad, va
run il to by a gravel train on the Chicag
and Northwestern Bead at the junction
At East Wiona, Wisconsin, on Wednea
day. Sixteen persons W re injured, one
Mrs. Louise, Eve, 1t is feared ia ally.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21


Don't delay, new is yonr chance,
Come ~ onoe 70 the Oae-P Kics 0lothinR
House, northwest ooRnek Of Rlllh and
Market. foe your bargains, that will
maks you and your wils happy. Euor.
mona reduottona. Clothing cold % lese
than cost Of the cloth. We cffsr this
week 300 Een's cults, union and ali
wool cassimeres, ~ prices that will ae-
tuhlly asionish puTchaaera, Mems Ana
casstmere and ohegiot suits worth ela,
p16 and e1B sill he sacEiaesd this week
NJ the Hidiculously Low prices OF go q
suit. You car have your choice OF 20J
hne All'wool cashmere and Scotch
chsvlot suits, elegantly made and per.
ffot citing, ~ $40 . auit. Please ash
for .these wonderful SPECIAL baFRaiFs
You never saw kuoh bargains before.
WorkinRmen, come and get = pair oil
our hus, heavy weight jean pants iOI
70 cents, worth 81 aud u 20. Parents
should visit our boys' department
There you will hnd more olothirg and
nobhy atJ les Tor young America thar
ell the ether stores In toNn combined
A hat given with every Euit sold, free
n. Meg ers' Ore PIice Clothing House
northwest corner OF Fifth and Make
streets. BAtlsiaclion guaranteed O
money Tefunded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Robert Strain, = we'l.known horse
daAler In this city and manager OF John
HAns0n's livery stables, has been vic
timised out OF . horse he purchased as
he supposed from an honest man yesteT-
day, II appears thst . man named
atorRo Black, resident Of Bt. Georges
Hundred, but known to severAl In this
G ty and slightly known by Mr.. Strain,
came to this city on Wednesday. He
asked Mr.. PleIos Gonld II be wanted to
buy Q mare. Mr.. Gou told him he
did not need q mare and directed him
90 Mr.. Strain, who Was q regular dealer.
Black came 10 Mr.. Strain yesterday
(rhuTsdAy) mOEnipg and ofisIet the
mare for sale, stating that Nj. Gould
sent him. Altar queetioning Black, %
zee that he Wos square, lie purchased
the mare, pay ing Kim so In cash for
her, after which Black departed for
home.
This morning, however. another
claimant Of the RAre appeared in the
person Of Thomas ]. johnson, who said
the mare was his property, stolen from
him the DAY before. Mr johnson went
before Squire Bertoleite and made ali
tiavit that the mare belonged TO him,
after which Mr.. Strain delivered her
mp, being fully satisfied that his repre-
sensations WtEs correct. Black ct the
same time stole . sIddle AID bride
from q man named Walker, which
property was also recovered BY the
owners. Black had formerly worked
for johnson 10 st. Georges Hundred
aud was generally look cd upon 81
honest and STRAIGHTFORWARD. An Ghof
Is TO be mAde to arrest johnson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Anna, wife OF John Drummond, died at
the res idence Of her sonin-law A. j.
Dolbow, No. 4l9 Spruce street. on Thurs.
day, in the S0th ear of her age. Some
two years ago she was attacked with can
Ger In the nose and for several mohths,
she was a great sufferer. For the past
twenty one days she was unable to pr
take OF solid food and as a cons quence
her system became greatly reduced Her
decease, under such circumstances, was
a great relief from suffering, She was a
consistent member of the Baptist church,
having been baptiz d by Rev. Mr Fol
well some twenty years ago, and died full
Of bore of glorious Immortality Her
husband, two SONS and thrte daughters
survive her, and although living miles
apart will all be able to be present at hel
tulelal,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

One Of be most enjoyable sf'.s
season was the straw pafy
Messrs John Reagan, Il Saild
and Leonard johnson The hi3 Y
and Jtilerton streets IN one o. T., !.
mington Transfer Co shl'ss
a four-ln.hau1 q more J5l laa
could rot have been gotten ios's.
made the we.kIn fairly HI ~
merry shout and footing Of 1o;A
went to Newark, aud iopH
Dler Park Hotel, where mine y
had covers spread i1r ten l'uP ~
eupper was voted as cIcrl.aI., ~ u.
luton cf thanks was tend req ~
Tor Tue most sumFtuous fePA'
tu9psr il d been DISCUSSED y
was INDUCED in until an yaf,y ~,
morpipg. aud tie wrt7 d; ".
Wilmington arriving "'l'
o'clo k. tv, r.
vernon no rl Mr.. John Rea an, NJ ,,.5,,1
1 1,,nol' - Mr. CHARTS A4'np1
steaben PflRels, Mr., Chs ,,;,I I,1
Mr.. Edward Rca an NJ r " mi a
Mr.. Frqnk Vernon, MF ,s III sllIl
Miss Lucy Alssnller , hi,' i aa
land, Mis- Irene 81! Shei !. 4BRlarnstiii
IT, HIl,y 81 stew I. aud NJ, sall@
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
FIFTH EDITION
Dots

J. II. White X r.,
o Son nae 'treotS, has two S.,. s,oai !,
Miss Ria Cameron, n, ~. !.
r y, ding . few wsshs 4, n. w
Townsend. smyrna
Harry Young, forsmsa O, IN.
evening, has 50 far reCoys, 4, ~ y
late sickness that be Mi ~, I ,lsa
siou on the paper q EoUt wv ~. y,
A n.w invoice OF our "a =, NV y.
seAA tud in, the btst va ny =.
more %onsS TO be had, oFiPpsn, 5IS
The Republicans Of ,hs y,,.,
vi ! vote 81 the Western goiS =.
nroay mex between the hopr, y.
p, m. ui'uA
The prescription Departments
phal macy, cor sixth and NM
ants, P'sa'l
The man named Whit A..
drunkenness before the muniolo.,
yesterday, 10 MOntsomtry WIIi
not hAhlou Weight, tho lam, Y
Mr. William p cny and VIII
are sPendltg their vi.atl a 4, Io,,
Del They are the gl.slsoi N
Lattomus. VI a.
The hotel property offered Il
sale yesterday, at Christian. ~
drawn and will be held at prl,,l, /.
Thomas r. Lally, No $40 Nine
For ohoics and lead ing bnsd,a
cal at asur store, cor. FlanA ~
atrettI. BilVer MEDIA and I MI
At reasonable price; A'so is,d. 4,
straw, baled or loose. R.Pjl',
Harry Walker, formerly Of M
but lately located iu The dpp =
In New York, has sold outhsr-
returned 10 this city to III,
Wstkb' rest.
General W. S McNsl, ,,a 4
went TO Reading to-day mi
aWAy until Wednesday next Il
Zeal 10 to maize the AZORES 4
union OF tbs RngEo a BA.ay,a
he was a member
The Second Baptist ooruta
/, purchased q lot 1876 Feet iQut,
corner Of Ninth asd FAsIt
from Joseph L. Oarpenla,
t6. $50. upon which \ banda.
AAd then . church Is to bitn
Mayor Harrington, the .
! the City Oouboi and oIhs' II
7 were OF tertAined ut BAnaI h
: paElors last evening BY tAa 4
OF Frederic Il. koo usou ~
Wednesday u MlhS Sarah r Z
- hail.
y Bids for lighting the ltNsli u
: osivtd 81 Q sTeeibl meeting d b
|, and Sewer OOmmiaiol iOu II
: mingion Electric Light Coug
the Wheeler Reflector and ii
=IpAny, bat no t'GoiA action 10
on awarding the contract,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Last night was a memorable ore In
she history Of Green Hill Church.
Among tho ministers pre- emit were Rev.
DR.. Marks, Rev. A. N. Ksig vim, 1oV.
N. l. I McERsn OF this CITY, AND Rev.
Or. Rlberts, OF Darby. De. B0jerts
gave an interesting history Of the
church, and he WAs followed by other
speakers In remarks Of encouragement
and Fluctuations on the prosperity OF
the same.
Mr. Andrew Flemla@ Daee some
very happy illusions 20 the poPitioa
uhich he occupied - treasurer, saying
that on this occasion he WAS higher than
the ministers present, - they were not
privileged 10 burn mortgages. n lighted
match was then applied TO tee mort
gage, and while IL was being consumed
upon the altar the audtenoe gave ex
preston TO their delight BY shouting
and olApplnR hands The persons pres
snt we've presented with . certificate
showing that they were present and
witnessed the burninR OF the mortgage
The BfteFpaFt consisted OF O h0untiiu
supply OF refreshments, which were
heartily spj Eyed by all present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
1w,nn. tifth AnniYerrnrrl

Mr.. ans Mrs. Reed, residing at No.
6l3 Wet FL urth stfett, wtre the re.
cipesnts OF al sRreeable surprite lasL
evening, the occasion being their twer-
ty-tiith Wedding anniversary. There
we're several couples present from
FbuaaelphiS, New jersey and this
cry. rte invited guests met by Ap.
pointm ept ct the house Of Mr.. MoRlWee
No. S2l West Fourth street, and pro-
Ceeded IN 3 body 10 take their friends'
house by storm. To say they were
surprised would hardly express theiE
feelings. The happy pair rtosived q
number Of handsome and useful pres
ents. The presentation speech was
made by Mr., Solomon, 1t being reosived
on behalf Of che Wortt y couple by Mr.
August Miller.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

= 81 AAAaHhA HtANlAH
Last night marked snOlAa a
the epoch OF brillihUt wedding =,
tue occasion OF the mNTlI1ta
u Bisooe 10 Mils ! 10 btJEt;,
this city After . quiet DMiWI
Astufy M. u parsonage ~ Ii
=. Bryan, The couple, s:osBla
Miss Agnes Il. BlsoOe, brdssi
Howard Smith, RroOmtnIHi
10 the residence OF the Rl00nl
No. Oh West Fourth srss'l 4
brilliant Tt osption WAS bed
After . hall hours coggnila
those pretent, Whaling lhe q
hSppy lite, etc. the Y0uug haa
peTAnoe Union we're eiciita
room where they wers itcaFd !
groom, who Is an active itzfl
yorker rs well as . msEsd !
UniOr. After macy coIl''itil
the young n en-, the tyeOing "
In . very social manner AiAf
those present were lnviItd r1ilii
loaded vi b foreign AMI domd2
cake, Zoe cream, ETC An hoiiI
s0clHi talk, interSpsrsid Ela
Isn't music by Mr.. 3 =
OF Boston, Massachusetts, dlll
the gu,s:s present bid M. y
BlsoOe goodnight, oil wIsalil
long and happy married I'VE
Among the presents Ts,sl'.a
loving were noted; A hlrdN.
nut CLOCK, oil painting, sllii
silver fruit dish, tss se;i w
dishes, wax pond lilies, nlil'i'
linen, glassware, woiE basic
etc Altogether this was y
which viii long be Isn.R'
those present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
Grand ExcuEsion to virginia and west
Virginia.

Ga October 18th the Baltimore & Ohio
r. r Company will sell round trip ex-
Cursion tickets from Philadelphia, VIII.
ulpgtob, Del Newark, Del, and Ohes-
ser, Pa, to Winehester, Middlstown,
HREFisonburH BtAunton and Lexington,
in Virginia, and Rompey, Keyser,
Grafton, ClArkbburR and FAirmOunt,
West We. at one fare for the round trip;
tickets good 50 days and permit stop
over privileges ct all intermediate
points In Virginia and West Va.
This lie the best season Of the year TO
take = trip through this interesting
country, and persons seeking new
homes should avail themselves Of this
opportunity TO eXGmine q country rIch
In natural resources awaiting develop
meyt. Good farm lands are very cheap,
manufacturing sites are numerous and
ohtAinable at remarkably low prl e'i
markets are convenient, excellent
schools, and climate is unsurpassed.
For information about lands address
II. V. Richards, Land Agent b. = o.
r. r Baltimore, Nd, and for pArtiou'
lars about this excursion apply 10 o r
MaekeE Eie, 83S Chestnut street, Phila
delphiA, Pa; d d, Courtney, Reading,
Pa, or agents OF the B q D. r. R. d
Wilmington and Newark, Del, OF Ohes
ter, Pa,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
axroalna a Do Hunnua.
II gou labor Haru Bog small Wagsi
RaAd EhAa.


There is hardly . dag goes By that
some one does not state 10 oar special
reporter that be or she has been misled
By various advertisement u, ohock full Of
fictitious prices and persuasive Ian.
guags, and when . person 10 unfoTtu.
nate enough 70 be LED By lite magnetic
roWee 10 the dareoted place, dad 70
thels sorrow that the advertised article
IL nothlnR more than . lot OF oonglom.
Grated trash. Good, sound minded
people knou that no kind OF . mans
eerVIceAbla suit OF cloihfs can be puF
chnaei for less than "a 20, made the
way q garment should be made, and for
that amount very good cult Of olCthes
can be obtained where this article dis.
tinotly dlreotH. We will not 60 Int de-
tails regarding the difference between .
house that has earned . deserved Eepu-
latlon for Honorable dealing "a ! one
who tries to do business By qaoting IN
lpFint their intentions othel than what
they practice. Bat Ne will ray thit
II yOu viii be good enough to look IN
the show windows Of that esuGrt deal
, log ECONOMY Olotbtrg Hail," 40t
Market strset. You will ees BY the 80
tonishlDg low prices on the bsautiiu
garments that We are directing oui
| readers TO . clothing house that deservel
the patronage Of ell those who have Il
labor very hard for small wages, es
psoiAllY to those who have to support
, large family.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Hill fodd, son 81 the LATE MI Toae,
IS years old ard single, hung hlnoself
10 Inc second story o. hiu brother'a Tank
warehouse, No 100 TAthall street, about
1 as O'Clock this aitefn0un.
George Taylor an employee ofthe place
SAYS that be was 10 the second story sleep
1, z and waking up he saw Todd IS he
thought sitting With his back 10 the wall
with his head dropping forward as II
asleep =.
Ne vert down stairs TO res that all
was right, ~ Todd had heen left in
charge He then went up Atairs ~ sea
chat was the reason Todd LEFT the store,
when 20 his surprise ho found him sit
ting in she fams posture with rope
around his neck. Tue body WAS still
limp and warm and Taylor gave tn
alarm.
Or Biocksom being sent for arrived al
meet immediatelr, aud applied ever!
remedy in vaiR to bring back life. Tod
bad been orwell and In an meiaAehol.
stase OF mind for some time pat. an
had talked about putting an end to hi
life. Coroner Barnhlll was notified.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

About 1880 o'clock this forenoon,
Thomas He sion, gate keeper at the Pussy
~ Jones works, was knocked down and
run over by B 81 o. express wagon and
considerably, but not dangerously in.
jgred The team was unmanagesble and
Mr.. Hession volunteered TO catch the
horse, but was knocked down and a
wheel passed over his shoulder and
bruised his side. The fall caused pain
full conclusion Of the head on the ground.
DR.. Morrison was called Bnd had Mr..
He'sion removed to his residence, No.
1l0S West 8, cOnd street. Mr.. Hess ion is
about 6S yeas old.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Rev. I. b Mcdowell, wIllism Will
son, IT., Thomas Hooten and J. b.
Showaiter returned to-day from q gum
ming aud hahinR excursion to Borteaque
and vicinity, 10 the State Of New Jer-
sey. They shot lS0 plovers Hnd oAuRht
40 bluedsh, which weighed from one to
threa aud half ponDds each. They
also were Toasted on oyatoFs and sweet
potatoes as well % birds and fab, and
enjoyed themselves amazingly, the only
draw back bei-g tho attacks OF o few
inseots With long bills that are not en-
tinely indlgeDoas to jersey aoll, ons OF
the parties declaring that the back OF
his neck felt something like . crater.
They propose 20 repeat their visit on
some future occasion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
A QUESTION.

Has not competition a ten
dency to reduce quality so
that those engaged in it
may sell to the innocent
customer a snowy garment
at a low pSice, instead Of a
seEviceable one that will cost
bat little more.
We offer nothing but ser.
viceable clothing for men,
youth and boys at as low a
price as tits possible to sell.
Every article guaranteed to
give satisfaction to the
wearer, and we undersell
everybody. Why Is III Be-
cause we sell 80 per cent
under others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

A Young farm baud .i l,Il'I I'D |
f.r ~ who stole a Eils s,i,t II b
none, Money. from John Gf5 a. .Ii, II,
v ,H,| was arrested IN t9i c;SSDlg.t,sa
. s.n AT The iustsncc 81 VSSSS,stgs
a aeo' Who took bin T. J., wa ~, d
I p" and after 8 hearing Us , "ri
t ! u,' iail at west chtsieI - .lai
at StV IT. next term Of toa .,,,,i ID III
o oI II offender. He IS saD'Ip1 o,tass
la Lancaster ,inlr
PSiladeIr hia for sll(gsa aSa'sIsIla
Tons orls all which d ae ,o nc' 40 !
t.eIs! guilty Of Not Soin IopS S.sIopl
T mnU for whom he was T SIt b
the ti,eI money aud elSP, .lao d Il
court S,sI' Leicyrc at Que
West Chester
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
DIED.

O'oONNoR = Tn the sofa inst, MishasI
A. UHonnoT, GVod ~ wears,
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vttet to attend bis funeral ftOm his late
regideEos, M. al Parish street, on monday
Peters uAthedrAL lntarmoht al REV o.
thodrAl Cemetery.
DRUM MUHD.-On TIE a1th inst, Anna u.
wife Of John DIummond. aged 10 Year,.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully In
donoo OF her Bon In law, q. J. DOibOw, No
az spruce BtEest. on sunday afternoon 81
o'oltok. lntermont A. kiVoFFisW Gene
tory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

The Novelty Theatre wss crowded
Last evening TO witness Mr., BArton's
great variety show. The electric lights
have been hxed aud the show goes on now
as usual Mr.. 0otfree the magician IA
equal to Kellar and Hermann, and his
act is we'll received by the audience. Ad-
mission 10 and 20eents
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
l. W. sudhAm a Son. Suot. t2idsa =
THE ANNUAL MEET


DUBLGu SALE ALL TIE EF-
j fects Of We icyAn Female College, French
street aho eNixth street Wilmington, Del.
Thursday, S %. q, lsssi a. 10 o'clock, a. IN 4,
sharp, parlor, Dtd.rCUm anu dTAwir groom
furniture, organs. carpets, school desks,
chairs, instruH ents Bnd minerals. All the
goods will be positively sold " ID out reserve
as the baildlng wilt he used Tor other par
poses, For further particulars see or address,
l.. W. SIiDllAM 4 S1N,
St. AuctlanCers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

The tenant on the property Of Gscrse
n. Bran BILE, situated near Gfaenbank
station, hAvinR left without paying HE
rent, the crop OF corn and potatoes will
be sold by Constable Porter tomorrow
afternoon at public FAle, In order to 90.
cure the landlord or his hgent from 20.
ouBiAry loss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
BEEUHER,s ealIsry 1. numhsra1b.


Every ex-soldier or soldiers widow
should see W. 8. McNAir at once at
Hayward's office, No. 10, Exchange
Building, Seventh and Market streets
Pensions, bounties, back pay and other
claims colle:ted. Lost discharges re-
placed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21
,,c1sll for Ley V'' :


[CoNNrS.i,... Anrt !
1ttaa people .,, o. T VIII ~ ], 4
94i8s lR :P5!ai:s 4 % DE- I
they they should ,99o PsGaac'I r. ~ 11
T %I9h NJ. ] Mo-, ~. 70 70 q ), -
lS ds1iSd' have 70 know iBrruBiil
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

II your clock 10 out Of order and you
wish It repaired drop Fri L. Barton, Jew.
eler, az Fast 7th e., a postal ,And Is will
be called fer, returned and no extra
charge made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

The huest old MandAlin, Java Rbd
choice Mocha office, green or fIesh
roasted, Of Cdppen's, 8 East Second
street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Powell, 10 the Third street market has
secured splendidlot OF Delaware rock
feb for tD-morfow, and an extra fine as
sortment Of all other varieties in season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Powell, in Washington street market
and No. sos Madison street., has good
lot OF nsh for to-morrow'a alarket; also
olAms and HOLSTERS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Discharge certificates obtained by w.
8. MeNair at HaywAn1's pension Office
room 10, Exchange Building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

IN b. PROorOh'S GRAND OPERA
HOUSE Three Nights an 1 W edne3
day matinoe. eummoLoing NOrdGy, Sept.
"a, a WhlrIwlnd OF iun Tho olmsdy twain.
george W. Monroe and John u, Rioo in
SCOTT marbles rehuod musical co NEEDY ''MY
kUnr bkIn3Er, "tuppO-Jtd by brilliant
array OF muiioal, o5mtdy celebrities, lnoIud.
ing the Klofontlne Lady Qua tstts. Three
Rights and Saturday matinee conn encinE
7 iHrsday, Sept. 81, "IGua Irish Hsarts."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Read the Wilmington CounerclAl
College re opening notice In the adver-
Using columns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

The Sixth Ward Lesgue will meet
thia evening ct O'Clock In the hall,
Ninth and Wslsut streets, The menu
bsTs are Lvited to attend ~ business Of
Importance will Be considered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Tomorrow promises to be fair to
Blightly O oudy aud stationary tempeTG
turs. Similar conditions will probably
prevail on Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Handmade chocolates 81 Rsrzuson's.
II HAst Seoond street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Go to Mcclure for all kinds Of fsh
and oysters every day. Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

ORR-OLAVEY.-By the Rev. J. n. Par
melee, on tbs ever ing Of Sept 10. Issa, At
the Teidenoo Of the BRIDES fIheF. OhriA-
tian OlRv0y, No. tis East Third street,
WIN. L TT and Jane OlAvey.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Go to SmeltE for your Chul4 4
ct lowest market prices, Is ID 1
street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

The WAtobsprinR coEsetH will never
break for sale ct Hukill q Poist, Bonth
east corRer Second and TAtnall ntieetc. 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

nUBIlC SALE-WlLL BE SUD AT
u public sale, on the prope ty Of Geo, n /.
hTambie, noAF 0r0onOanK station, on SAT.
UHDAY, Sept. ~, 1888, at O'Clock, p. M,
. lot of potatDes In the RIouni, lot OF stand
Ing corn and foader, JAS. b. PUHrEB,
it, AuotioneeF.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

Ask for YOUTHS Smoking TobAccC
jos. WAllaoa. 60T Pine street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

TaylOr'sP hIIa. DIme EEpresa. ;'aa09 KING
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-21

BARGAINS

No. I. Children's black
ribbed regular made. import
ed with black or white feet,
S to N in. I5c; 8sc a box.
8 in. ISc; 81 in. zoe. You
have been paying 25c. for a
stocking not as good.
No. 2. Ladies fancy
striped hosiery, I5c; all re-
duced from IS and IS cents.
No. 8. Ladies brown and
fancy striped, IaK cents;
regular made.
You will be interested in
the many bargains we are
offering in BUrToNs, RIBBONS
GLOVES, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
&c.