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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
THIRD EDITION.


Tha Democratic State OOnvention foE
the puTpogs Of dominating three Pres.
dentIOl 81, otofs and Congressman VII
meet in Dover to morrow ct noon. Ter
Al, otor nom this oounty, the name O
OP Iobpson and William bowei OF
thr arm Of Gregg b Bowe are promi'
nsntly mentioned. Ths various WArds
maze ted ward meetings excepting the
Tentb. which will meet this evening.
Tbs delegates elsotsd 90 fAr are %
WIS, ward-DeleRnte, J. George
Fincr: alternate, Harry AhroDs.
eSo1pd-Delt gate, James 7. McHuRb
Alternate, Harry ". MoIDttro.
Delegate, 7. Euwood Sing
Finh-DslsgAts, 9. 8. Cook alternate,
s,TtE-DeIeaAte, TGomAs Donnelly
seyertn-DelegAbo, John W Lawson
alternate, James McVey.
RlEbth-DsleaAte, Denuis Kane 81
ternste. Samuel ], ColWel.
Tenth-DelegAte, Johu M. Newell
Alternhie, Daniel Mas uire.
TWelfth-DelegSts, Peter J. EoEo; ~
tsrpRte, John J. GAlhghsE.
New CASTLE hundrod-DeiegAtee, job
a, Rodney, Frank Lends. AlexAnds
y. OoopeT, John ]. Gormley and WI
liam B, nOOoyi AltaEnAtes, A. n. 81
var. Christopher White, BENJAMIN y
Esksl, william W. Stroud and Jams
Weldin-
In Kent and Sussex counties theE
was an election held for county IN
State delegates. In Kent the conteI
wAs . heFoe one, the eaulsbury an
Woloott factions putting forth bhei
afeatest tfiorts 10 secure mAtority
delegates 70 the County Convention
Tina cause Of this was that the tW
lower counties nominated the btAl
Senators and Representatives 70 u
usxt General Assembly. The term
u. 8. BeuA tor sAulBbury expires durin
the coming year and be 10 Apxious
succeed himself. On the other han
JAmes l.. wolcott, who WAS 6ecretAE
OF State under Governor Hall, Asplr'
20 the position.
UvSs battle Of the giants, and n
Wolcott succeeded In carrying . m
fority Of the delegates, thereby knool
ing out Senator eAulsbury In his ON
stronghold. in Sussex county the
was no contest, the paramount tntere
being 70 elect delegates TO the Ooun
Convention that would elect mem be
TO the L'gislaturo Who favored oAlltl
. constitutional convention. Owing
IhO bitter feeling in Kent, the Repub
cars have q good chance Of slectii
their ticket, and Il . good Sight u ma
in this county there 10 every prospt
the nsIt Assembly will be Republics
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

ELEToS Nd, aug. 20 -Asbury Cole,
c0lored, aged 6b, n 80 y; ars, about 80
O'Clock iaat night shot and fatally
wounded Sam usl Young, also colored,
In Ceci'tou, Goa county. A festival
was being heid IN 3 room occupied by
the colore8 odd Fellows OF that place.
A Jorge mum 0eT OF colored persons Of
Oeoilton we're present, sni few from
GEORGETOWN, Kent county, Nd. Among
the Ia Ter sas Cole, who 1t Is said Was
engaged L selling iDtoxioating drinks
contrary 10 the prohlbltory law OF the
county A uumb Der Of th5 men present
are ssid 10 have been partly intoKi-
Gated, among them Cole. Several OF
the men got into . stufils. among others
Thomas and Christopher Young, constna
of SAMrel YOUng, who Wa shot. The
latter tc!ed a. q psAcemaker, and got
his cousins out OF the scutf !. Cole
after tLreAtsniuR 10 shoot christopher
Young "lf he struck George 5isoo,
walked up to Samuel Young and, 1t II
said, elibtrAtely shot him. OJle Their
walked away with his hand on his re
vOlvtr The ball penetrated the lunR'
and a 80 injured the spinal column. Hl
is completely psEA'yzed. Cole Is ssil
at large
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
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II you have cAsARrh, uss ths sareas
reme1y-Df. BARe'a
The anast assOFtmsnts Of home Heds can.
dies ~ TIE twenty-five eeht eAhay iasssAss -
NO. 1 West BoooAa streat
Wtllian y. SEEDS IL steadily impEov
Ing, and hOpsa are entertained that he
Wfii b able 70 be out In few days
Tha uoft GLOW Of the tea rose IL 80
aniroA by ladies' who use PtzE mrs
mplsxion Powder. Try IL
Mis- Mamie Thomas Of EikIoD, Nd,
uald Q visit 70 this city on Sunday, nno
returned honae the same day.
Tbs col ored people will hold nesting
all this week in the evening" IN the
tsnt ON K Ing street near Ninth
Wmkmsn were laying hNgglipg 10
front Of ThOmas' book store NO. olA
Market street this morning.
Last evening about 8 O'Clock scrap
took plAos on Front street, betWeen
King and Market, between two coiofeo
women.
Fha meetings Of the Wilmington Loan
iA1HooiatIon will be held hereafter ~
The oaioe OF Rey bold d Bye, NO. IN
Wet Ninth Street.
WIN. Kgle and James n Kyle
sradipR &c KYLE B. Brother, lverymen
have dissolved pAFtneTship. VIM. d
IKylo will continue the business.
The stockholders OF the Dean Wooden
COMPANY At their meeting held OF
tuesday last ct Newark WAS decided
not u dissolve tie same, but cOntinI'
on the business.
The MeDo MELVILLE Baptist Sunday
aahool Will make An excursion
PenuseroVe, N. j., on the stoamel
I JupiAta, leaving King street. wharf
| | 8 .. N :. tomorrow. All are invited
A yacht race took place on Sunday
I on The Della we're between the Tom ant
Joe, and Richard Peters, IN which N
. latter named boat beat the Tom sRd Jo
. over tuo miles. The contest WAS for
2 purse Of S25
John L Wiley has opened Tobacco
J and cigar store in the OhurchmAn build
= log on Tenth near Market street, Wbiol
: he has stocked with the best brand
|. known to all lovers Of the weed. Johl
IL . good islloW and should be weI
lpAtronizet.
Frank N. MagAw and Miss Anna D
: lBpeaknRn, were united in Weolook o
n Saturday evening By tbs Rev. J. 4
q Bryan 81 Asbury paFSonage. Fran
4 has the good wishes Of the BEPUBLIcA.
Y o6aos for his future happiness snd pro-
4 perity. He learned his trade on ID
n REPUBI IcAN.
10 James ]. Fox has opened en- undel
1 taking establishment At No. 1887 Frenc
q street James iB . young man, aud hi
IL father, brother and uncle before BIZ
Of bad engaged IN the undertaking. bus
o. ness. He will give his personal AtteI
TN to tbe business, aud respectful II
soliclts . share Of the pub!ie's pAtroI
Of age.
It. The Young Mems Temperance Unio
N will give their second annual eXouTBi
n TO Augustine Pier, on Tuesday, AuRul
y. Is This equalization, which Is nboI
t. two years old, 10 IN fiourlsbing oondi
" ton, and as they are organized for
Mt good purpose, It would be we'll for q
It. who can to pAtroniSs this exouTsion 81
give thtm more encouragement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

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kNiten mu
kMy 6r Sc
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Wy ARTED-A MAR TO SELL qOUDS
w from wagon on commission and
,ges Security required. Must bS q goo d
sslesmAn. Apply East Attn ST. a77.2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

WJeseph L Killgore, formerly OF this
city, b It now Of Bro kiyn, Y. Y, spent
Sunday with his mother at Newpor', and
returned to this city this morning, Ars
| Killgore lie 50 years OF age, but is still in
! possession Of all her faculties, and en-
joys remarkably good health
Mr.. Kilgere holds prominent post
ton IN New York, aud has been elected
Ia delegate to the National Convention OF
( the surviving Union soldiers, who showed
their 10 for the old flag aud devotion Ia
their country by remaining loyal even
while starving 10 the rebel prison pens.
| This convention Will meet at lndanapo
lis September 18th, and remain in session
at least two days There are hut three
delegates from New York and Mr. XIII
' gore is honored In being selected as one
( of the number.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Saturday evening a To- Of hoodlums
rgf the ropes Of teut that was erected
IN the lot az the corner of Ninth and
Lombard Rtretts, in which show was
being given TIE police were sent for
and had tleir hands full in restoring
order. They were compelled TO draw
heir rryl.V-rs before tJsy could do go.
A Z woman atiacAe Of the show was in
he dress room aud had not iihiEhed
dressing when tie rope was cut and the
tent ieil in upon her, but she dii u u Gus
valn u injury rom tbs misnap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
he Amateur League record up to date
NOTES.

NOTES.
Cuban Giants VS. Quiekstep.
Neaster must want his release.
Rigby Is from the Camden club.
l.. Scheu played good game at second
Beggs and Carpenter play great ia
tn ir p lsitiOns.
Tucker split his thumb In tie FIRST
inning. That was the cause OF his bad
throwing.
The Brandywire and Americas play
next Thursday afternoon, The proceeds
VIII be donated to 'Matchy' Mcmahon
Thompson caught ane game fo' the
BrandyWines at n est Chester on eatur-
day against the collar Tips The Bran
wine won the game by score of to 8.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
Arr.va,, :, s,Innt,n Oitv.

The following Wiimiu gtoniaHs were
among the reoSnt arrivals At Joseph B.
Davis Hote a len, AIlkntlo City, N.
j Miss EmtuB KAISER, Miss Maggie
E SiueK, Miss Clara Chairs, BiTl
Sallie Miller, MlBs Clara Miller, Mr.,
Edward 7 Miller, MT George P. Baker
Mr. Harry W. ChaiTs, Mr.. John I
Kelley, Miss Emma L BehrenbAoh
Miss Lizzie BSumBnn, Mr.. Wn. ii
Rogers, Mr. James II Hsyss, Mr.. Ed
ward O F.isch, SIR flank Taylor AMI
wife, Mr. b " Var Kleeck, Mr.. A. =
Hyatt Mr.. n 5msl'z and wife, Mis-
Oar ie Gr5lio, Miss Anna FrAnlE. Mr.
H @. Taylor, Mr. Ghas FehreDbach
Mr. Geo Il BsumAnu, Mr.. j. Wesley
Vernon, "a Lac L. 8 Chairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

FiNut NosoEey, he genial foreman Of
tie EundAy SIAr, FetuEAbd bone on Sat
urdey rom his two weeks vacation
down be State. He left this morning
for Augustine Pier 10 spend the day,
Frank 10 burnt quite brown, but reports
that he rad royal good time chasing
The butterflies and fishing II he didn't
catch many fish he had lots Of fun walt
ing for the Amy tribe 10 bite.
John Pleraon hiss accepted the posi-
tion Of III oyTapher for the Academy Of
Music aud Opera House the coming
seAson, John Is popular and knows
ntArly every body in the oity. He ought
TO MAKE a useful adjunct to these two
places OF amusements.
o. V, JAmlson and John Vail, OF St
George, Del, drove up to West Chester
on Saturday and we're the guests o.
Minor Harvey at Poole.
Mr. william Adele, who has been rus
'ieating at Atlantic lily, has returned
home.
Mr.. Hlnckle catcher Of the Whining
ton base ball club visited Atlantic Cil
saturday.
Mr. John Mills ard wife who have beer
,isiiiug tits city, .eit for Sea Girt Thu
mornPg.
Mrs Charles H. VIII Jams, formerly
a resident o! this cry, but now living il
Balum rrr Is visiting his city.
Thomas sAmsel, OF our city, registered
at the Sherman Htuse, At West Chester
on Fdihy,
Mis- Mamie Thomas, Of Elkion, Md
visited friends ID this city yesterday, ant
returned home asst evening.
Miss Name and Lidc Lsyman ar
visiting friends al Chesapeake City, an,
expect 70 De absent TWO or three weeks
Mr. Charles Fell has returned frcm
ten days' vacation TO Atlantic City.
Mr. ] A. smyih Is Iesistsrsd At th
Is,eswuith, Atlantis CITY.
Mr. Vincent Hammond is registered a
the Osborne House, Atlantic city
Mr. aud Mrs.. W lillian Styon, of Phill
elphia is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. William Well and his sister An
ME, srtnt Sunday At Atlantic City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

NYOTIUE-I, BgKNAKDA' ouULLUUaH
IN the owner and Occupah OF me nous
stu Atsd at 500 Church st In ne sth WAIo
OF the city Of WilminEtI n, county
Of New castle and stk1 Of IelA
ware, In compliance with tho require
monts Of the acts OF the generA As
semDly in such case made and provided, DO
hereby give notice that l shall apply In
writing 10 the Court Of General sessions OF
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, in and for New CASTLE County, on
Monday, the l7th day OF sept. A, d., 1855,
being the next term Of said court, for u.
oeAss foE said house as an inn or tavern, for
the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than enc quart, 70 be drunk
on tins promises, and the following Tespoeta-
Die eitiEena Of said ward recommend the
said application, via
M'ohasl Donlon bernard Donohoe
Phillip N Uonnell Jas Donovan
PAtrioE Kirk Old q Moore
Arthur Jon inVs VIM Cox
Michael Hssslon Edward HoaId
John n Irwin 1bOs II Fegap
William Gear Daniel Toner
Robert Davidson Louis Seidlo
Jas Devlin John u Irr
Don Shells Jos Hin
Irwin Recdin PRtiicg Dlyns
Amos Campbell Jas Rerry
| na3-sts BERNARD moOUI FUGH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

wy Warner will bAvs another slls
Of horses ~ his bazaar on Maryland ave
nue. tomorrow (ruetday) morning and
afternoon. Any one wishing 70 puF
chase q low priced horse ~ well ~
hish priced ore, may bs suited on thii
occasion. Dealers Tnd others Who Wisf
barRsins should attend and see what
can be made by careful buying and
good man ARement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
FIFTH EDITH
BIG QUARrERLY

A Small uroud in uomn.-.
Other xsArS-Dsollns ., ~
nnes. 'h'
Yesterday being the LA, a.
August It was, % p,uSl y y
blg Quarterly, but Il vs. y,
mai there vas . decided I'm
the attendance in com ua,i,o ,
o. other years Thtrs ia
been fully 5000 visitors hn, !.
tion II there were hal, ~ NY
present yesterday. A lama
ttibuted tie falling OF In A .,
suFo TO the fact that AsA v,n y
the saloons in this city srs .
on the Sabbath, and ibis h
doubt deferred many f,om ~,
had been accustomed 10 Nh MI
Day BY getting glorlously trp,
There are, however, am
prominent among them bslp,
that the colored miuis,e a \
are objectipg TO the ob,srv,V
day, on Account Of ils tender,
bath breaking and dibsIpatIs
years there have always 6etp
OF boats lolded down with vi
yesterday the only eEcutslop
The Major Rey bold, that brou
800 from BAlem, DeaWA,s
New Castle. The steamer Jim
her regular trips between nm
PennSRrove, ard brought
from that place, while he Cil
ter and Brapdywine bUuI
1IW0 from Philadelphia ,Dj
There we're one or two e1cun
on the p, W. b b. rAiltoIdI
seveTel hundred more. M
party arrived they slartsA h
street, and while some vent
the majority trudRed AlOul 4
The objective point was n
Union Church on French md
Eighth and Ninth street,,
vices were held oil day. n
Of those who visited The
walked around the streets, d
) day In visiting friends. ID
houses In the vicinity Of 4
were turned into restaurants,
visttora obtained their mei
!. booths were also scsttefed
sidewalk, the principal COM
. ing WAtermelons. The uIuI
: erected In the graveyard, inI
the church, In which were b
!. ballad singers who ohRRed|
n sion fee and also cold their \
y About 8 O'Clock the croWdt
y TO wend Its way back ~ nj
= and railroad stations, tired 4
and anxious to get to their b
n crowd at Fourth street VhIr
70 large, and when the City Of
v rived q rush WAS made that
BiderAble oxcltCmsnt, sud III
o end in . hght, Qllel w
Y stored, and everything went
7" The crp.=:1, hE7.nE as uilI
on board as be lS allowed
OS carry, had the gang plank
and the boat started % iuI
% hundred on the wharf
ne another excitement, Wild
was AllAyed ~ the stssua
4 took the Ohester's plscsN
q, take those who were LEFT b0
"a PhiiAdelphls.
a There Wers seveIAi a1hI
AZ day, none Of which, tOvtI'
to much, and asa genera
Y order was ob'erved
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
1t OFF,

The experience CT many
people last Saturday illus
trated the folly OF putting
off every thing till the last
of the week, especially the
purchasing Of your clothing.
We want to do justice to all
but when they come In with
a grand rush it's simply ouI
of the question. Buy to-day
buy to morrow-but dc
net put it off. Everything
is reduced and the wholS
stock must be moved befor,
we get our Fall Clothing in
We want the room
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

The following cases were disposed Of
By Judge TurueF this morning: BrAoku1
SsAFkey, colored, was ahed 81 and COS, {
for being drunk and diSordeFly and 8. =.
Morris $40 and costs for assAulIing Given
Stewart Frank BrALk, nan Italian
was charged With obtaining money
under false pretsusss, but Rs the charge
vas not sustained the case Was dis
mIssed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

A Small uroud in Uor..,
oths- TsArS-Dscllns Of ~
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lOK SALE OK KgNr-ABOur so

Y1OR SALE OR KENT-ABOur 80
y acres Of lsnd situate in MIN Greek
Hundred, Nov Usstle County, Delaware, on
tho =. 4 o. Railroad, Lb0ut six miles from
wilmington, and l mile from stanton; II
would ulVldo very nicely, as there arc 4 soIs
o. buhdlnga Cd tho place. l could piye
person 70 or % acres, SO desired, on either
end OF tho property. For further pArti oulars
Inquire OF VIM. WELL, residing on ths
promises, n2s.ltds8tW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27
CITY OAssss

Before deputy Judge Turner, yesterday
morning, James Collins, was required u
pay 05 aud costs for AssaultinR q man
corner Of Front and King streets. Wath
ington Tossey, drunk, so cents and costa
Peter Dougherty, drunk, $40 and co 70
-Four colored men for tresspasing on thu
property OF Robert Hagan, were dischArg
cd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

CtALIFORNlI.
~ 5peciA! Parties. Semi Monthly. FTeS
Sleeping Care. Cheap Rates. Southern
Route. Address z HAWLEY, General
Eastern Agent, 3S9 Broad way, N. Y /;
4. ]. SMITH, 400 Ohsstnu ut street, PhiiA
dslphiA, or any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent. is2-sA
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s,ccss,ful sIsur'ia

The excursion Of cr Us EiTI
tx G. Z. 10 AtIan!i - NIX III
saturday last, was I Pa,' MI
nearly loco persons The NJ sIghs
was very pl, asant' .l ! ~ Id
shore we're luly Inspected pes. if,ls \,
Ibe hoIel keepers nei YER. ~ rgs,d
while the charges nI ~ ,tffes.
The bathing found 10 . u ,ss j
VIII who delighted in a / Piu1sfs
h \ i'm wave The tram iln..l ls1syI
an early hour in ths ,. var ar p
dent il and the ma9's SiYi s Vi
the tbe proceeds, which wiz Ii. rr
the amount in ihel. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

pOARDING.-NICE ROOMS FUR
ID nishsd or sufufnlshod, none hut select
boarders, al s3i Market street. aug27-Gt'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Last Saturday The Diamond state Iron
Company clipped tour car loads of lisa
plates to the Pan Handle Railroad Com
pIny. This is the heaviest Shipment o.
plates ever made hy n company on
Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

The rev Catholic PsroohiAl School,
connected with st. PAuPs Church, now
being crested ~ Fourth and Van Buren,
stress, will be dedioAtsd on Sunday a.
terbo9n st 4 O'Clock. Vicar Genera
Lyons Will preach = sermon on educA
hNn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

i BlU sn
fuEth b
Gttok l4g
EhegH
&k'ael
toaI the ii
A, E o,,-
ko1tgr
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SnEeHEHH lIInlHIsII
eva I Hlllen nlSTnBgTH
i.oulsinna stAteLOttery Oompan,


Incorporated hI the Legislature Ia 1855,
Tor Educational and UhAritAbls purposes
and ~ ifAnehiss made part Of the present
state Coordination, In ISIS, By an over
Wheiming popular vote.
Iia GRAND EXTRAOH DHNABN
D9AMaH&a take place 8emt- Annu-
ally lSune and neesmbeRl, and tsa
eaRAA 10 @AMaLE n an MER DRAW.
AM&h take place ON each of the
ether ten months In the year, ame
are al drawn IN publks, NJ lhS
Academy Of Music. Nou Orleans, La,
I'VE DO hereby eart1fy that we supeFvis.
toe aKrAngamen0 for all the MoRthly and
Ssmi-AnnuAl Drawings Of me Louigiani
STATE LOttoEy o., and IN pefno1 mAnAgi
and control the drawings them1alyos, AMI
| that the same are conducted wtah honesty
fairness ana Ia eood faith toward al parties
| and We authoTfsa the company 10 nee hi
/ eartinoAta, with fno-Etmllelof car bigAAtaEe
attached In II adVoEtisSRsnts."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Up to noon last saturday there were u
births, marriages and II deaths report
ed to Registrar Lee as having occurred in
this city during the week, against ~
births and 20 deaths for the corresponds
ing week OF last year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

A iuIl OrganlE.tIOll .S y
street NJ. B sa Ro ssyIeSlIou 81 !
ing ing, 9t'i 5o.. 4 4. 1Beos .,',,, '5Pi
erIutsndrr " ',,a1, Az
s Il = b. a.-'''i ~
schOOl, ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

UYAPTED TWO GENTLEMEN
w bOArders Also man and wife in PR
v ate family at SO2 Je tierson st. All az
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

NOTICE Is gEREHY GIVEN, THAT
IN an Application viii DO made TO the
honorable IgnAtius U gTubn, A7acoiate
Ju tics Of the Superior Court Of tho StG1e Of
delaware, re sidl9H In new castle County,
on Saturday, the sth day Of September, A :,
ID SSs, at 10 O'Clock In the morning ~
Chambers 10 WILMINGTON, IN the STATE and
Ooun.y aforoyRtd, for the Incorporation OF
the Delaware HedKe COMPANY the char
Gcter and obi cots Of Whish are 70 mAnufac
ture hedge fsneee and to carry on the bust
4 ness Of constructing an0 manufAotunpR
hedge fences In all the varI5us branches
thereof AID TO that end to have. posstss and
enjoy ALI the risntH, Dement'S and privilege
Oi"An Act Conserving Pr vAts Corpora
lions, passed at Dover, uAron ltth, A. d..
1852. EERkY q, OOHkAD,
| a27-l0t Atty for lnoorporatoTs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Tomorrow promises 10 be from cloudy
10 fair and rather cooler. The outlook
for Wednesday Ia fair, with stationary
temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

2mlrket wagons, l RockRway carriage, l9t
harness, farm wagon, horse cart ploWs,
hArrOws, CultivatOr-, and one red COW ptg1,
lot sash, / night cart, lot corn, horses, /
sleigh, etc. Growing crops, e'c. Household
furniture beds behsteafs and bedding,
chairs, abies, carpets, etc. Contents Of
Kit hen, e'C.
scized and taken into execution as the
property Of reter Miller, Jr., and TO be sold
by
/ GIGES LAMBsON. Sherin,
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

Lat evening Abous 80 O'Clock as a
coloTed man WAS driving ont the avenue
At q = 40 gait, he ran into another wagon
breaking his shaft and names. he was
drunk nud said that he was from Union
Vile.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-27

On Saturday morning Rsvs George
Blen and Richard Aust we're ordained
as prieBts In tbs Sacred Heart Church,
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GAre ner, 81 Seventh and 5hip,ty
streets, will receive large lot Of DYE.
tiers on Saturday, Septsmher LIST.