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Why DIR. Hostetter Left no WIN.

ANGRY AT A CITY OFFICIAL. HE TEARS UP A
DOCUMENT WORTH 81 ,000, 900 TO PIrTsBURG
A dispatch from Pittsburg, November 16, to
the New York Tribune says: A great deal of
surprise has been manifested in Pittsburg at
the fact that man of the late Dr. David
Hostetter's business habits and immense wealth
should die intestate. To-day the story leaked
out that few weeks ago DR.. Hostetter did
make a WILL which contained bequest giving
to the city of Pittsburg fine art gallery and
mechanics hall. 1t was to cost 81 600, 600. and
was to have been the most elaborate structure
of the kind in the United States. The will
provided that the doctors eldest son must be
one of the board of directors governing the
institution. to be succeeded in turn at death by
the eldest male heir. and SO on. from sire to
son. After this had all been settled. the CITY
controller, acting under the advice of counsel.
took step that was most unfortunate for
Pittsburg. DIR. HOstetter was bondsman for
Andrew Hartapee, a city contractor. and
judgment had been rendered against him. On
that judgment an execution was issued on
some of the doctors possessions. He was
clearly liable, and none knew it better than he,
but this act of the controller highly incensed
him. and he went direct to the safe deposit
company where he had placed the WILL and
tore the document into shreds He never could
be induced to make another. DIR. Hostetter
said that the city officials used undue haste, as
he was good for any amount and would have
paid it without the process taken.
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Is the "Ripper'' Il Malay Cook?

An Austin, Tex, special to the New York
World says: During the bloody 6utchery of
women in this city three years ago there was
Malay cook at work in a cheap boarding house
in the vicinity of which two OF the blooaiest of
all the terrible assassinations occurred. On
Christmas eve. 1885, two women were murdered
and horribly cut and slashed. One was Just
two blocks from the clearinghouse where the
Malay cooked. He was strongly suspected and
was shadowed by detectives for two or three
days. when he suddenly disappeared and has
not been seen or heard of since. Detectives
here think it is possible he has drifted to
Europe and is the ''Ripper."
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THE TRADES.

CPECIALTY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- Century Magaxinee bound for IS and as csnts e
THE LYCETT BINDERY teetab1jshed in 1Sl6), iOi2
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE.
L Schedule in effect September 3oth. 1883
$3.50 A Mast Tenn. Mail Daily for warrenton
Gordonsvilie Charlottesville Lnch6urg ard Stations
between Alexandra sad Lynchbury Roanoke Bristol
Knoxville; Rome Calera, MONTGOMERY, aid New Or
leans Fniinlan Sleeper Washington 70 New Orleans
ottesvlile, Gordonsyiie, Stations Ches Ohio Route
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount Danville and Stations be,
tween ynchouig and Danyille, Greensboro, Raleigh
Sharlotie, Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta. Birming-
ham, Montgomery, New Orleans Texas and California
Pullman Sleeper New York to MONTGOMERY in Gomez
a on val" nd NINA seerers Honigoaery 70 New Or
NicEsburg and Shreveport. Pullman Sleeper Dan Vile
10 Columbia and Augusta Solid trains Washinp1on 10
Atlanta Does not connect tor c. & D. route points
2:30 p. M.-Daily, except Sunday for Manassas.
Strasburg and intermediate stations.
$50 r M-Mesierr Express Daily for warrenton.
Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains Wsshiprton IN
Louisville also Tor Ly nchburg. Bristol Chaitanooga
memphis, Little Rock, aid all southwestern POINTS
Through Pullman Sieepers Washington TO Memphis
without change.
IL 100 p M-Southern EXPRESS Daily for LYNCH
burg Danviile, Raleigh, Ashevlle, Charlotte Column
leans Texas and California. Pullman Festble Sleerer
Washington to New Orleans via Atlanta and Mont
gchery Pulmsn Sleeper Washington to Augusta,
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
ington 300 A. NJ Daily except sunday, AID a. p NJ
Tally: arrive Rourd Hill II 80 A NJ and : 20 p II
PM Daily except Sunday, arriving Washington $50
A. NJ and 35J Pm
vile and Lynchburg arrive in Washington SOD A NJ
and F:35 m; via East Tennessee Bristol and Lynch-
and OHIO route and Charlottesville at $40 PM !:
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and baggsgc checked al Office, 1900 Penn
MIA Raiiroad, 9th and SITS JAS. l. TAYIoK.i W.
ocl General Passenger Agent
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MISS MINNIE LYNCH, FORMERLY OF ST.
M Roses Industrial School, has taken rooms
Is Goth ST.. where she is prepared to make laaes'
and chiidrens suits, cloaks wraps and riding habits
lWs
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pHuADEIpHTA DryIsIoN
VUNHE GREAT
III pFNNSyI yANuA ppJ-Tr

Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
D6TsIE TRACK "k sftENbi5 s ScIEHNMMESsr
sTEEL K HNfScr MMhhSSNNJfIc6NT E9IIPMENT
GoESER sixth AND B STREETS. : AS $ foE.
For Pttsburg and the West Chicago Limited Express o,
Line so DAILY ts c 81 a2o am md dsy Tss'
with Sleeping Cars from Pittsburg TO Cincinnati
day to Chcaeo, with sleeping Car Ntoens to Chi.
ssgS; Messern lfPress At 40 pm: dsly with
sleepers for Louisville and Memphis Pacific EI.
West with through Sleeper 10 Plttsburg and Pitts.
BaLTIIoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
AR and NSo Ard Rochester, daily for Duff
with viii sn G car eales ss'1 1G a9So
For Willismsport. Lock Haven. aud Elnira at so a.
For New York aud The East, 20. 900, IL 90. and
I Il:4i0a.m,2:Q $40. 1000, and II 20 pm. On
Il:2oP,m. Limited E1pr.ss Of, Pullman Par FLOR
Cars; S;4o a m daily except Sunday. and 3:45 p.
For Boston without change. 200 !. m. every day.
s sTG CITY II 81 4
direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding double
For Phaderns, go 800 200 II 200. and 11..o.m
100 40 80 500: 1000 spd il aSEn On Sun nm,
am am weekdays and 3;4a pm. daily. with Dining
For SsitimoTc, ,s5 %. 900 $40. $50. IL 90,
4qo 800, 40 100 and pY o., 49, On t s5S
daay 9 do6 2:96 s:39 Al ~ s,n ZOO 34a
For Popes Greek Line. 80 am and 40 m. daily
.,o exert SUNDAY
Pm daily except Sunday. Sundays, 300 a. m,
ALT e AZ ,Nh AND F1EEDERIcKsBuRG RAIL
RAILROAD.
is:64 noon S5 l:' 800 So 81 100: o5. 8 so q
1892 and & ~ % sunday and io e 90 s45
Accommodation for Quantico, , 90 y m week d,vs
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WON BRANDS,
Dressmaking and Millinery Establishment, 1929
Pa ave. Tailor-made Gowns Riding Habits Evening
and Street Costumes etc. made at short notice Per-
feet MT and work, fitting required. Am selling my
Millinery at half OF cost n131 I'm.
COMBINING NEw-IMITATION LEATHER
- wall Pockets Mats. &C pretty, durable and cheap
les to Paint, Gold Paint, Toe japanese Goods, &c
JAY GOULD, 42l 9th NV. Branch, POS Pa ave. Sc.
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MEDICAL. &c

nR LEON
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies',
. Physician in the CITY,
can De consulted daily 464 between az and 9Th
prompt treatment sss; n;w.
ONCE always Open MR.
AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
Dr. WILSON, los Park Place n e.. betSees .sd z;
4na lIth ara l2th sts n e. Ladies' only Remedy as
LAnes desiring confidential treatment at their own
reslQeEces IN city country send address 10 Mr.
u ibLSoN, HOO Park Place me-, Washington d. G.
TT HAS NEvER BEEN CONTRApICTED THAT
y Dr BROTHERS 10 the oldest-estsblisbed sdyerfis-
ing tAdles' Physician In this city Ladies', You can
eonndentiy consult Dr. BROTHERS, eO6 st q "
Ad1es married or single. Forty years. experiences.
MANA0oD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
VIII cure any case Of nervous debility and loss Of
nnserve-power 1t unparts vigor 70 the whole system
Aaie OF female. 9O6 st. Gw. oc20-1ms
NINE DE FOREST. LON0-EsTABLIsHKD AND
1 reliable Ladies' Physicisn, be consulted daily
to Sp n With ladies' only: NJ" o'' ho Siss% BUN
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERs ARE THE
u STANDARD Remedy for all blood diseases cauAng
throat naes or skin TROUBLES; urinary seases cured
N SortX exit hc;Ts Rr1ce. Is psf box
Dr. pODp6 NERvINE No. permanently c1fss
&c. Pros. IL Sent sealed By mail For sale st
5ySl. sfANDIFORDs. coz. Oh and = nv.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

NASSAU, CUBA, MEXICO.
The Winter Gems of the Tropics
The Magnificent Steamers OF tine
WARD LINE,
Will be despatched for Havana, Matt nzsa Carie,.s
and Sagua. aud for Havana Progreso. Canpeche From
terra, IaInlico 1uNnanl and Vera Crffr :.
WEDNESDAYS and SATIfD
For Nassau Santiago de Cuba and Cienfuepos
Every other Thu RSDAY
ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NASSAU
is perfection. American management Clean-cor
Portable
For particulars, beautifully printed r.r,,h,..
schedules, etc. etc, FREE. apply to rNeSS'
JAS L. WARD CO. lib Wall stNy
nj thstu,3m ~ -
SHORT RogTE TO 81 LONDON,
- NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD g. & On
. Fast Express Steamers
10 S%oai,haigp,on SLondon, Rayre). Bremen
am LAIN, We'd, Nov 2S noon: Werrs SAT o'i rs -
I, 2:3o pan; Aler, We'd. Dec. 5, am; salt. We'd
Dec. II, ! pm. ' "eA''
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table lnxr-,or.
saloon arpontlnents Prices: LIST cabin. as and up
s,h 70 ioceton I'd cabin, $50
92o Penn ave. BEAI.I, BROWN CO. 1a.sI n -
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NIT. VERNON! MT VERNON,
STEAMER W. W. CORCCRAN
Leaves GthstTeet wharf daily (eNcept Sunday Mt
Vernon and River Landings Tar down as Glymont
at 20 O'Clock III. Returning, reaches Washington
about $50 p.
SIG L. L. BLAKE. Captain
NOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW HON STEAMER '.MAkEFIFLD,
Leaves 1th-sireeG wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and sAIuhDANS Il a m Returning TUESDAYS.
fEIDAlS and SUNDAYS p. IN. touching at River
Landings far Nomni Creek. Va ST Clements Raw
and Leonsrdtown, Nd Connects with b and % m n Al
Shepherds See schedule. JOHN y. PADG ETI' Act
G. ". RIDLEY, Manager. is25
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SEAL SKIN GARMENTS
AT OLD PRICES.
Our stock purchased before the heavy advance,
and Offering them at cid prices SacQues, u
sters, visites. and Jackets.
Plush Garments in every shape and Trimming at
New York prices.
Nuts, Heas, and Stoles in Monkey. Lynx, Bear and
Skunk Fur.
Fur Trimmingin every variety of Fur.
Monkey Muffs at $3.50. 81. 81 so and 60
Imitation Monkey Mufis at 81, $3.50 and So
Misses and Chdren's Muffs, Boas. Coats and Baby
Carriage Robes.
All goods as low in price any house in America
.Dunlap's New York Hats.
Misses and Boys Silk Derby and worsted Hats and
Caps.
Imported Silk and Derby Riding Hats, with and with
out wells
WILLETT RUOFF
Hatters and Furriers,
oc1S-6m 90o penna ave.
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SPECIAL Nor1oE.
WINTER OPENING.
MRS. NJ j. HUNT
Will open, on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22D,a case OF
Imported BONNETS and HATS. the most elegant
goods ever Displayed in Washington.
se29-3m 1909 Z STREET NORTHWEST.
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IF Y0U WANT 4 FINE KKRsKY on 1EAvxR
9SDoS AND IvEEfdOL cEoTaEe 60,
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LADIES GOODS.

oc23.no2o del 6. ja15,fe12.mh12,ape.my7
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

The restless discomfort winch come
from ICnR sioop.ug ovei delk or com
pressing ones livsr for hours on the
edgs OF d drawing board Ia apt to seek
rsliaf in shylATtiDg or ldleness, CT, II
the coufcieatlJus clerk or dIRuph smau
tttll sticks to ais work IL 10 win rsluo
liant fns ers and beolouded brain, and
the ''outpnt" deterloratas beth In DUAL.
ity and quantity. In Punh . case five
o. ten minRtas brisk use Of tue clubs OF
chest weights viii accomplish more
than half an hours sky lArking or any
amount of Loading IL has . wonderful
good rtfsoI 10 qaloGsning the stRgaAnt
circulation, anu cisLr head and aIrOne
hand take up tAe work with removed
visor. 1t 10 surpr!sing what 4 little vi
gorous exercise will accomplish II sys.
tenn AtlcAlly taken A few minuteI
on @ OF twice dOy, ut mort three times
will soon give moot satisfactory FesultI
in health and Efficiency.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Tho Nav Haven Union FAYE: "Oui
IN the Sound oTsr the oysssr farms the
sssr Ash are creating q d havoc. 30
much go that oystermen say thai unless
thcse sea pirates are KILLED or attracted
elsewhere the present oyster crops are
vlrtussly going to be ruinsd The stars
have attacked everything from tesd to
fiVC-year-o at OBJ, aud are nov GREAT
ing more disAster lnRn for long time
pIevi usly. Oyster bhda along the
gOtth shore OF ths sound are troubled
tho moBt."
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
We Shall Do Still Better When
Everybody Gets Warmed Up 10 Their
Cold Weather Needs

Just the sort OF weather Saturday to make pope put
off their buying. They didn't.
We had quick, active. large trade
More than that-crowds OF buyers You would have
had to wait your turn to get past them at times They
had put off lOng enough There's immense season on
the road
Everything they could ask in good Clothing was ready
for them, and royal. marvellous quantity of il.
Not only that-We did the best work OF our twentv
years In making this seasons Clothing So did our
workpeople 1t would take premium to make dollars
worth much anywhere else as here
No such value up or down the city as Lonelad Cloth
Suits at $I2 They'll ordinary $Ia Suits to
threads marvel of all wool strength
The $40 Suits (Wanamaker Cloth) just as strong.
Finer quality. Sold it for years and by thousands
The incest nobbiest STYLES and Suits for Young Mon
A big line and beauties of Boys Suits: So to Sl5
The Eonclad Cloth Overcoat Is In now. All skies.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Secretary BayArd, In aecspting The
Invitation to op'A the Hassl Dell fair
TO daF, stipulated that he WAS to make
no formal DoF elaborate address, but he
was merely 70 testify his interest In
home afRalrs That was all right, Mr..
BAyArd. There Was no occasion for q
speech. You were the sponsor OF the
present assessment laws Of the State,
and a. you Ftaod to-day TO open the
fair three thousand dIafFAD ohISed Re
publioAn voters lay cFushed ut your feet.
Yes, indeed, Mr. Bsyard. solve me
the framing Of the laws and will
bring any people in subsection to my
feet" TUE, Mr.. BAyaTd, responded
5000 men Of New Oastle county WIN
Should have votes but have none.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Instances of dogs leaving new homes
and walking loDg distances TO their old
masters are numerous but the pig wa MT
suspected of accomplishing such a feat,
though one In Chester county has Just
done so The West Chester Republican
reports that the animal was among :. lot
disposed of al a sale there adding: at
was driven to Westtown, but would not
enter the pen pTepan d for 1t, and after.
wards strayel oil to neighborng farm,
and, apparently not likisg It there, star ed
towards West Chester 1t Travelled all
MI hit, and the next morning the owner
found him In that borough
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

You all know that from
October 9 to Is Wilmington
will be treated to one OF the
largest and best arranged
Fairs ever held in Delaware.
There will be $4,000 OF
more people there.
But you don't all know
that we have the largest
and best arranged Furniture
and Carpet Store la Dela-
ware. And we're here with
you always We have a bar
gain here waiting for every
one OF the so, 900 fair visitors
To strangers visiting the
city we would say, if you
are going to combine bust
ness with pleasure on your
trip. call and see US if you
are needing anything In the
house furnishing line. You
DONE have to buy, but we
ask you to include us as a
part of your sight seeing. 1t
will pay you to do so, for il
you don't want to buy now
you will some time. Out OF
town folks will have NO
trouble in getting their
goods home, as we pack
and deliver fee of charge.
! We can't let you 60 with
out calling your attention
to our $25 and $50 Oak
Suites of 8 pieces. They
are rare bargains for those
wanting a neat and well
made oak chamber suite at
a small cost The price
scale here amounts to SIoo.
We have Parlor Furniture
at all prices and in any
covers. An attempt to de.
scribe our Parlor Furniture
here would be futile. Suffice
it to say we have a large
building devoted to this
branch of our business and
you'll have no trouble to get
suited in price, or goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

visitor need not fear q fall. II they take
the advice of the guide (Messrs. Camp
bells are the guides.) The cave Is III
up with electricity; the first instance
.of cave being lighted with 1t. Also
Ia Tin lantern is given to about every
third person when entering the cave,
In case the electric lights should go
out.
No change OF dress is needed to
healthy persons, but sickly persons
better have heavy shawl or coat TO
throw over them when visiting the
cave; also let everybody take gum
shoes to put on, as the walks in places
are little mucky. The laws Of Vir-
ginis impose a fine of from five to FIVE
hundred dollars for defacing or despoil-
ing private property, aud the guides
have positive orders to arrest every
person known to have broken off or
carried away specimens.
Ii Is often done, as any one can see
many Of the stalagmlte1 with their
points broke of At the word ''ready"
we take our places In single file (about
twenty five in our gang), and follow.
ing the guide, and down about sixty
steps We are landed in the cave, as If
going down In q cellar liz house. At
first we are met with a cool draft of
air. We find ourselves at first in En-
trance Hall; the next to attract our
attention Is Washington's column, q
huted, massive stalagmite about twenty
feet in diameter by thirty in height,
reaching from the floor 10 the ceiling.
The next grand object is the flower
garden, aspace enclosed with natural
stalagmitic border, looking Just like
flowers, only the latter is stone. We
now descend q stairway 70 the level of
Muddy Lake. We see on the face of
q rock i've parallel llnes-scratches of
a bears paw, as our guide AYERS.
Next the theatre; along our left is the
gallery. Next we pass beneath ar
arch spanning the site OF the lake, to
the fish market. Here the fish hang
In row, black bass and silver perch
done up in punches. The semblance
is perfect. (This is truly wonderful. !
Next is Elm Ramole, a vast open
plateau five hundred feet long by three
hundred in breadth. Next is Pluto's
ChIsm. It yawns at our feet at a
depth of seventy-flve feet, and length
OF five hundred. At the bottom of the
chasm, some distance to our left, is the
spectre, tall, white, huted stalactite,
bedecked about its upper part with a
fringe of snowy draperies. We come
next to Mirror Lake, about seven feet
long and two wide, eight inches deep.
Next Is HOvey's Hall, in which may
be found q cluster OF branching corals,
resonant dTaperies, called the "Sword
of the Times" and a group of statu
ary-Hager gazing pensively at her
famished child Ishmael. Next is
Crystal Spring, the water of which ia
clear as crystal. We come next 10
Skeleton Gorge, where lie imbedded
In dripstOne at the foot of an
ugly preciplce, the (reaD bones
of q man. Only few of the
larger bones OF the leg, part
of the skull and a few vertebras re-
main in sight, and these are held
firmly In the grip of the stone which
has formed over the rest. This has
been looked at by DIR. Leidy. He says
there Is no question about it being
human. We will make two or three
letters out OF our trip.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
O0hObeF.


October IL the month that seems
All WOVen with midsummer dteAmsi
She brings for ne the golden days
That fill tho air with smoky hGHa;
She brings for Us the liaping bre'Gs
And wakes the goEsipB In the tees,
Who Whil per near the vacant nest,
FORAKER By Its featherSd guest.
Nov half me birds forget 70 ainR,
And half Of them have taken wing,
ksforo their pathway shall be lost
Bsneath tho goaBamer OF mott;
Now one By one the gay ! ayes ~
NiRHAg across tho yellow SKY;
They rustic here and huter there,
Until the b0ugh hangs chill and bare.
what joy for es-whzt happiness
Shall Greer the day, the night shall bleB.f
ris halloW. cen, the very last
shall keep Tor Us Tememb 'snos fast.
Whom every chill shall duck the head
To mud the precious pippin r0dI
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

NJ UTIUE--I, n. b DANTOHrH, IL
IN cenaod dIugEiBt Of the city Of will
miBHtOn, in compliance with the require
monta ofths Aots oItho 0spersl Assembly
In such cases made and provided, do hereby
Tive no.ioo. that shall apply IN Wfitiag Il
the Court Of oonsrnl Sessions Of tho PeaoI
and Jail Delivery eftho state OF Delaware, II
and for New Castle Doanty, on Monday, tint
18TH day Of November, A. D., 1883, being thu
first day Of the next nCVSmbor torn OF TIT
fald court, for license To sell intoxicating
hqusrs for medicinal purpOsel in quaint tie
not great that one quett A. No l2s mafke
street, In the second ward Of the city Of vii
mington, new castle county and the follow
ing res peo able oltiEsns i1Aid WArd room
mend the raid application, Wis
o K Gilmore John Davis
John y Dunbar SAmH heohhoiner
John Bush Daniel RoRs
Ohss Heibei Jr a Harris
JAneB NJ eoAu OF harris
Horny 0obert q n U oroBs
s., nj u Re d TiohAel X AnsrtE
Edward Moiohior OhAs M Jordan
moss Smith J u Thompson
W Randolph john Parker
Lcuis BGrrlB UhAs Helmet SE
hiehard Both 1S Morris
os std stW n. DANFORTH.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Hubert A. Roop, in addition to the
misfortune of losing wife and child, IL
now cor fined 70 his house ty sickness
The Rev. Frank N. Morgan OF Green.
wood, owing to failure in health, has
been oom pelled to resign his charge Of
the ~. r. Church.
Charles b. Treat aud Fred. p. Bach
Ct this oity will address the Georgetown
Republican Club Of Georgetown We'd.
nsSdAy evening.
Alfred P. Robinson, William Il.
Boyce and Edwin R Peynter, EsQs., Of
meeting At BrldgayilleD Sussex County,
.ast Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

0uU Will III ID SNME vEaY DE-
II GirAblS hodses In the following llat;
No. AI Sast Sth st % rooms
No. 1T0T Rodney St 8 rooms and hath.
No. Tie uPebt 81 &, 0 rooms ano bath.
NO. 500 Monroe 81, srocmt AMI bath.
No. o0k Delaware ave 4 rooms and store.
No 500 n Arket 81 10 rooms and bah.
No zoos routop PRoe ! rooms and bath.
No. sos y est N i st, Q roo nS.
No. 1900 Dol9NATe ave Q rooms snd bath.
No. 27lo q ArE OF s. 2 rooms and bath.
No 222s Market st Is rooms and bath.
If none Of those SAT- you, We hGVs many
more. Gall add zee as. Il sALD %.
oe-0u 18th and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

A great many remedies are advertise
ed TO bring them before the public, who
decides whether the article 10 good or
bad. The good reputation which DE-.
Bulls Baby Syrup enjoys 10 standing
guarantee of it, merits. Price only 90
cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

Department Commander R. G. Buck.
ingham and staff, accompanied by the
members Of Post No o, Mil Greek l.. I'M
dred, Will pay an official visit to General
Z, 3. DUPONT Post, No. 2, Of this city,
tendance of G. A r men Is requested.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

For quinoeS, apples and pears 20 to
4l6 hadinon street. Also hrss-olAsu
OF steIs. homemade mincsmeAt, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-09

4 TTENTtON-. ALL PERSONS DEs
N siring Drag FdFo Ald chemical %
wishing theiI pTaEcrir aicne or private rscaipu
carefully cnl,lp0 inded With nuEe nsAay1ah
should p ~ ss- ir-g rbOTo Of
g, 4. BRING q 4 nj.
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Daily Republican., 1888-10-09
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Wilmington, Del.